12 Hookups (contOd)
Connecting to a TV and an Amplifier with Digital Input jacks, Mini-Disc Deck or
Digital Audio Tape Deck
lUse a coaxial digital audio cable (not supplied) for this connection.
lIf the Disc is recorded in 5.1 channel Dolby Digital Surround, you cannot dub the Disc in digital sound using
a Mini-Disc or Digital Audio Tape Deck.
lSet Dolby Digital and DTS to Off on the DVD Player. Details are on pages 40-41.Playing a DVD when the
settings are wrong will distort the sound or damage the speakers.
VIDEOL/MONO
inAUDIOR1
DVD Player
VIDEO IN
2RLDIGITAL AUDIO OUTPCM / BITSTREAM
Back of TV
(example only)AUDIO OUTVIDEOOUTS-VIDEOOUTCOAXIAL
Back of Amplifier
COAXIAL DIGITAL
AUDIO IN(example only)
1
1
Connect a coaxial digital audio cable to the COAXIAL jack
on the DVD Player and to the COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO
IN jack on the Amplifier.
2
Connect the supplied yellow video cable to the yellow
VIDEO OUT jack on the DVD Player and to the VIDEO IN
jack on the TV. (Or, you may connect an optional S-Video cable
to the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the DVD Player and to the S-VIDEO
IN jack on the TV. Only one video connection is needed.)
3
Plug in the AmplifierOs power cord. Turn on the Amplifier
and select the Auxiliary IN station. During Disc playback, you
will adjust the volume at the Amplifier. See your Amplifier ownerOs
manual for details.
4
Plug in the TVOs power cord. Turn on the TV and set it to
the correct Video In channel. During Audio CD playback, you
may check the status of the Disc on your TV screen. During DVD
playback, you will watch the program on the TV. See your TV
ownerOs manual for details.
Helpful Hints
5
Y Insert cable plugs firmly into the jacks
Plug in the DVD PlayerOs power cord. Press the POWER
button to turn on the DVD Player. OP-ON� will appear briefly when making connections.
on the DVD PlayerOs display panel. You should see the DVD logo Y If a plug has minor scratches or is
on the TV. If you do not, check your connections and make sure dirty, clean it with a soft cloth before
inserting it into a jack.
the TV is on the correct Video In channel. |
ACEC
