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Using a smartphone-HDMI/MHL, Using an external component via, ADS adapter-OEM Features

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OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS Using a smartphone-HDMI/MHL R What is HDMI/MHL? HDMI stands for High Definition Multi-media Interface. HDMI connections can transfer digital video source signals (such as from a DVD player) without converting them to analog. A new feature that has been added to HDMI that extends its capabilities further is MHL, or Mobile High-definition Link. Both interfaces allow your smartphone to connect to the device. When it is connected, you can see your smartphone's screen on the monitor. About Miracast Dongles This unit is compatible with Miracast Dongles. Connecting a Miracast Dongle (KCA-WL100: optional accessory) to the HDMI/MHL input terminal (Page 71) enables you to enjoy listening to music, watching videos, or viewing pictures over a wireless connection. • For details about Miracast Dongle settings, etc., refer to the instructions supplied with the Miracast Dongle. R Displaying the screen of the smartphone You can display the screen of smartphones connected via the HDMI/MHL input terminal. 1 Connect your smartphone to the HDMI/ MHL input terminal. (Page 71) • Use HDMI cable KCA-HD100 (optional accessory) or MHL cable KCA-MH100 (optional accessory). 2 Select "HDMI/MHL" as the source. On the screen: 3 Start an application or playback on your smartphone. Using an external component via ADS adapter-OEM Features (Only for DDX5902) You can control the sources from the component via ADS adapter. • Preparation: Configure the settings on the screen beforehand. (Page 62) 1 Connect the ADS adapter to the iDatalink input terminal. (Page 71) 2 Select "OEM Features" as the source. (Page 11) On the screen: • Press [K] to change the page on the screen. 3 Turn on the connected component and start playing the source. ENGLISH 43

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ENGLISH
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OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
Using a smartphone—HDMI/MHL
R
What is HDMI/MHL?
HDMI stands for High Definition Multi-media
Interface. HDMI connections can transfer digital
video source signals (such as from a DVD player)
without converting them to analog.
A new feature that has been added to HDMI that
extends its capabilities further is MHL, or Mobile
High-definition Link.
Both interfaces allow your smartphone to connect to
the device. When it is connected, you can see your
smartphone’s screen on the monitor.
About Miracast Dongles
This unit is compatible with Miracast Dongles.
Connecting a Miracast Dongle (KCA-WL100:
optional accessory) to the HDMI/MHL input terminal
(Page
±
71) enables you to enjoy listening to music,
watching videos, or viewing pictures over a wireless
connection.
•
For details about Miracast Dongle settings, etc.,
refer to the instructions supplied with the Miracast
Dongle.
R
Displaying the screen of the
smartphone
You can display the screen of smartphones
connected via the HDMI/MHL input terminal.
1
Connect your smartphone to the HDMI/
MHL input terminal. (Page
±
71)
• Use HDMI cable KCA-HD100 (optional
accessory) or MHL cable KCA-MH100 (optional
accessory).
2
Select
“HDMI/MHL”
as the source.
On the
<TOP MENU>
screen:
3
Start an application or playback on your
smartphone.
Using an external component via
ADS adapter—OEM Features
(Only for
DDX5902)
You can control the sources from the component via
ADS adapter.
•
Preparation:
Configure the settings on the
<OEM
Setup>
screen beforehand. (Page
±
62)
1
Connect the ADS adapter to the iDatalink
input terminal. (Page
±
71)
2
Select
“OEM Features”
as the source.
(Page
±
11)
On the
<TOP MENU>
screen:
• Press [
K
] to change the page on the
<TOP
MENU>
screen.
3
Turn on the connected component and
start playing the source.