McIntosh MVP871 - Manuals

6 XLR Connectors Below is the Pin configuration for the XLR Balanced Output Connectors on the MVP871. Refer to the diagram for connection: PIN 1: Shield/Ground PIN 2: + Output PIN 3: - Output Power Control Connector The MVP871 Power Control Input/Output Jacks receive/ send Power On/Off Signals when ...

8 Dimensions Dimensions The following dimensions can assist in determining the best location for your MVP871. There is additional in- formation on the next page pertaining to installing the MVP871 into cabinets. 17- 1/2 " 44.45cm 4- 5/8 " 11.75cm 6" 15.24cm 14 -1/2 " 36.83cm 15- 7/8 ...

9 Installation Installation The MVP871 can be placed upright on a table or shelf, standing on its four feet. It also can be custom installed in a piece of furniture or cabinet of your choice. The four feet may be removed from the bottom of the MVP871 when it is custom installed as outlined below. Th...

10 Rear Panel Connections POWER CONTROL IN receives turn-on signals from a McIntosh compo- nent and POWER CON- TROL OUT sends turn-on signals on to another McIntosh Component Connect the MVP871 power cord to a live AC outlet. Refer to informa- tion on the back panel of your MVP871 to deter- mine the...

11 How to Connect Control, Analog and Digital Audio How to Connect Control, Analog and Digital Audio McIntosh A/V Control Center 1. Connect a Power Control Cable from the MVP871 POWER CONTROL IN to the POWER CONTROL ACC Output jack of a McIntosh A/V Control Center. 2. Connect a Data Cable from the M...

12 McIntosh A/V Control Center To AC Outlet How to Connect Video and AC Power How to Connect Video and AC Power 1. Connect component video cables between the MVP871 and the McIntosh A/V Control Center as follows: Note: The MVP871’s default setting for the Component Video Output Signal is Progressive...

14 Front Panel Displays and Push-buttons Standby Power On Indicator IR Sensor receives commands from a Remote Control Disc Tray opens to load and unload a disc Front Panel Information Display STANDBY/ON Push-button switch- es the MVP871 ON or OFF (Standby) and resets the micro- processors Opens and ...

15 Indicates when the two digits below are display- ing the Track or Chapter Number Front Panel Information Display Indicates when the disc con- tains multiple viewing angles Indicates the type of disc loaded; CD, CD- Video, DVD, DVD- Audio, or DVD-Video Indicates the channels of sound available on ...

16 �������� �������� Remote Control Push-Buttons Use to Clear the last programmed track Starts Playback of a disc and allows moving forward or back- ward one chapter at a time on a DVD-Video; or one track at a time on DVD-Audio, SACD and CD Discs Use to access the Setup Menu Move forward or backward...

18 Your McIntosh MVP871 has been factory configured for default operating settings that will allow you to immedi- ately enjoy superb video and high fidelity audio from a DVD-Video. It also reproduces DVD-Audio, SACDs and CDs with unparalleled sonic purity. If you wish to make changes to the factory ...

19 Setup Mode Default Settings The following listings indicate the factory default settings. Refer to the listed page number for instructions on how to change a default setting. MAIN SETTINGS FOR: Language Setup: Name Selection Refer to Page Dialog .................................. English ...........

20 Language Setup This is to select the Language of the Soundtrack, Subtitles, Disc Menus and On Screen Display (OSD). Dialog This selects the dialog language that will be heard when the DVD Disc is played. Note: The Alternate Languages of French, Spanish and others may not be available on all DVD D...

21 SETUP, con’t Note: The title of the icon button-bar will change color from yellow (the cursor color) to blue indicating the selected item. 4. Return to the Language Setup Menu by pressing the Left  followed by the Up  directional Push-buttons. 5. Next continue to the OSD LANGUAGE Settings. If n...

22 4. Return to the Video Setup Menu by pressing the Left  followed by the Up  directional Push-buttons. 5. Next continue to the AUDIO SETUP Settings. If no other changes are to be made in Setup Mode at this time, exit by pressing the RTRN (Return) Push-button. Note: The SETUP Push-button may also...

25 SETUP, con’t Note: The SETUP Push-button may also be pressed to exit the setup mode. Auto Format TV/Monitors with Fixed Pixel Display, such as DLP, LCD, LiCos and Plasma all have native resolution that all incom- ing video signals are converted to. The MVP871 allows for both manual and automatic ...

26 (4:3 PS) Conventional Screen Mode with Pan and Scan Format refer to figure 25. (4:3 LB) Conventional Screen Mode with Letter Box Format refer to figure 26. (16:9) Wide Screen Mode Format refer to figure 27. Note: The title of the icon but- ton-bar will change color from yellow (the cursor color) ...

27 Note: If there is a Disc playing in the MVP871 press the STOP Push-button twice before pressing the SETUP Push-button. 2. Use the Down  directional Push-button on the Re- mote Control to select the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT Menu. Refer to figure 30. CAUTION : DO NOT use the MVP871 DVD Player’s Progres...

28 Up  or Down  directional Push-buttons to select one of two other presets (Interlaced or HDMI) followed by pressing the SELECT Push-button. If a different delay value is needed, use the Up  or Down  directional Push-buttons to select OTHER followed by the SELECT Push-button. Use the Up  or Do...

30 The MVP871 has built in Digital Audio to Analog Audio Decoding Circuitry for the various Digital Audio Formats used on todays CD and DVD Discs. These included SACD, DVD-Audio, Dolby Digital, DTS Digital, MP3, WMA, HDCD and DivX. The Audio Channel Setup selects the number of Channels, Loudspeaker ...

32 In the Auto- matic Mode, the MVP871 will switch to the next Loud- speaker three seconds after user adjustments have stopped. Refer to figure 44 if the Automatic Mode will be used. 3. Use the Down  directional Push-button to select the different Loudspeakers and the Right  or Left  directional ...

34 How to Set the Audio, con’t 2. Use the Down  directional Push-button followed by the Right  directional Push-button on the Remote Control to select SOURCE DIRECT. Refer to figure 51. 3. Use the Right  directional Push-button followed by the Up  or Down  direc- tional Push-but- tons to select...

35 3. Using the NUMERIC Push-buttons on the Remote Control, enter the default password “0000” followed by SELECT Pushbutton. Refer to figure 57. 4. Return to the Rating Menu by pressing the Up  direction- al Push-button. 6. Next continue to the PASS- WORD Set- tings. If no other changes are to be m...

36 4. Next continue to the OTHER SETUP Menu. If no other changes are to be made in Setup Mode at this time, exit by pressing the Down  direc- tional Push-but- ton to select the EXIT SETUP menu choice followed by the SELECT Push- button and the MVP871 will return to nor- mal operation. Note: The SET...

37 from yellow (the cursor color) to blue indicating the selected item. 4. Return to the Video Setup Menu by pressing the Left  followed by the Up  directional Push-buttons. 5. Next continue to the CAPTIONS Settings. If no other changes are to be made in Setup Mode at this time, exit by pressing t...

38 Note: The title of the icon button- bar will change color from yellow (the cursor color) to blue indicating the selected item. 4. Return to the Other Setup Menu by pressing the Left  followed by the Up  directional Push-buttons. 5. Next continue to the DISPLAY Settings. If no other changes are ...

39 5. Next continue to the SLIDE SHOW Set- tings. If no other changes are to be made in Setup Mode at this time, exit by pressing the RTRN (Return) Push-button. Note: The SETUP Push-button may be also pressed to exit the setup mode. Slide Show The MVP871 has a feature to view photos from a disc and ...

40 How to Operate the MVP871 Your McIntosh MVP871 has been configured for default operating settings that will allow you to immediately enjoy superb video and high fidelity audio from a wide variety of discs. If you wish to make changes to the default settings, a Setup feature is provided to customi...

42 How to Operate the MVP871, con’t On Screen Icon Display There are On-Screen Icons available to indicate the current audio transport operating conditions and some also provide the ability to make changes to the disc currently being played. These On-Screen Icons are accessible by pressing the DISP/...

44 How to Operate the MVP871, con’t SACD and CD Disc Program Playback Mode This feature allows for the playback of Tracks of SACD and CD Discs in the desired order. Refer to figure 78. Notes: 1. The MVP871 must be in full STOP Mode (two presses of the STOP Push-but- ton) with the Disc Table of Conte...

45 How to Operate the MVP871, con’t MP3/WMA Audio CD, JPEG Photo CDs, Video CD and DivX DVD Playback The MVP871 has the ability of playing back special types of disc formats that are created primarily on a computer. The ability to successfully playback these discs on the MVP871 Player is dependent u...

46 How to Operate the MVP871, con’t Video CDs To start playback of the Video CD Disc perform the fol- lowing steps: 1. Load a Video CD Disc into the MVP871, about 5 to 20 seconds later a Disc Menu On-screen Icon will appear on the Monitor/TV indicating the available choices for playback. 2. Use the ...

47 Note: When the MVP871 HDMI Output is ac- tive the video signal at the Component Video Output will au- tomatically switch to the Interlaced Mode even though the word “Progressive” is illu- minated on the Front Panel Information Display. Video Adjustments A MVP871 option allows the adjustment of va...

48 To exit the Memory 1 Adjust 1 Mode press the SELECT Push-button. To make additional video adjustments, use the Right  directional Push-button to select Memory 1 Adjust 2 and press the SELECT Push-button. If no other adjustments are to be made at this time, exit by pressing PIC ADJ Push-button. R...

50 General Specifications Video Specifications Digital Output Optical: -15dbm to -21dbm Coaxial: 0.5V p-p/75 ohm Digital Signal Format Sampling Frequencies: 44.1kHz, 48.0kHz, 96.0kHz and 192kHz Transport Laser Beam Wavelength: 630nm/810nm Laser Power: CLASS I Power Requirements 100 Volts, 50/60Hz at 6...