Philips DFR9000 manual Connecting digital audio equipment Satellite Receiver

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If you do not connect multichannel equipment (e.g. a SACD player) you can reassign the L/R, SL/SR and C/SUB sockets (24) for connection to analog audio equipment (CD IN, CD-R IN and AUX IN). For equipment you want to record with, you need to connect four plugs to the receiver (a set of stereo inputs and a set of stereo outputs). For playback devices, you only need to connect one set of stereo plugs.

For connection of analogue audio equipment, one 2-cinch audio cable is supplied.

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Make sure the receiver is switched off and unplugged from the wall outlet before making any connections.

Connect the Audio Out sockets of a TV to the TV IN sockets (25) of your DFR9000. Connect the Audio Out sockets of a game console to the GAME IN sockets (25) of your DFR9000.

Connect the Audio Out sockets of a DVD player/recorder to the DVD IN sockets (25) of your DFR9000.

Connect the Audio In sockets of a DVD recorder to the REC OUT sockets (25) of your DFR9000.

>You can now adjust the sound of all analogue sources connected, using the sound controls of the receiver.

You can also record from the tuner and any additional source connected.

4.4 Connecting digital audio equipment Satellite Receiver

OPTICAL OUT

DVD player

DIGITAL OUT

CD IN CD-R IN AUX IN

DIGITALAUDIO

DIGITAL OUT

OUT IN CD recorder

CD player

For connection to digital audio equipment, three digital input sockets (DIGITAL IN 1, IN 2 and IN 3 - 28), one optical/digital input socket (OPTICAL IN -23) and one digital output socket (DIGITAL OUT - 28) are available.The OPTICAL IN socket is for connection to digital playback equipment with optical output sockets that supply a digital signal via an optical path.

If you connect the DIGITAL OUT socket to the digital input of a digital recording device (e.g. a CD recorder) you can make direct digital recordings with this unit.

For equipment you want to record with, you need to connect two plugs to the receiver (one digital input and one digital output). For equipment that only plays, you only need to connect one plug.

For connection of digital (coaxial) audio equipment, one digital cinch (coaxial) cable is supplied. For connection to digital (optical) audio equipment, a digital (optical) cable is required.

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Make sure the receiver is switched off and unplugged from the wall outlet before making any connections.

Connect the optical output socket of a satellite receiver to the OPTICAL IN socket (23) of your DFR9000.

Connect the digital output socket of a DVD player to the DIGITAL IN 1 socket (28) of your DFR9000.

Connect the digital output socket of a CD recorder to the DIGITAL IN 2 socket (28) of your DFR9000.

Connect the digital input socket of a CD recorder to the DIGITAL OUT socket (28) of your DFR9000.

The DIGITAL IN 3 socket (28) of your DFR9000 is not assigned to any special device. You can connect any digital playback device to it, e.g. a CD player.

>You can now adjust the sound of any digital source connected, using the sound controls of the receiver.

You can also record from the tuner and any additional source connected.

Note: Digital recordings are only possible if not copy protected. For recording on a stereo recording device, do not use menu option ‘Raw’ (‘Configuration’ menu).

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Contents Digital Surround Receiver DFR9000 How to connect a plug Mains plugCopyright in the U.K Copyright protection3 4 5 6 7 @ # Index Troubleshooting Technical specificationsHelpline Warranty System menu overviewRemove the AC power plug from the wall socket Safety PrecautionsImportant information Introduction DFR9000 featuresDFR9000 Packaging contents Functional overview Left displayCentre display Right displayVideo 1 in R, G, B, S Rear viewVideo 2 in R, G, B, S Remote control Digital in 1 / in 2 /Status window Source selection buttonsOpens and close the system menu VOL +Mute TV CH +Displays Input signal indicationsDTS 96/24 DTS 96/24 available Installation Connecting to your TVGeneral remarks SCART/RGBS connectionConnecting analogue stereo audio equipment Video / Cvbs connectionConnecting digital audio equipment Satellite Receiver Connecting analogue multichannel equipment Connecting video equipment Connecting digital Hdmi equipmentSacd player Receiver Video connectionCvbs connection Connecting speakersGeneral Connecting the speakers Positioning the speakersIf you wish to connect an active subwoofer General hints for positioningConnecting antennas Inserting the batteries in the remote control Connecting headphonesConnecting to the mains System menu Basic menu navigatingSetting up the receiver Switching on and offSetting the speaker size and distance Positioning your DFR9000Reassigning input sockets Setting the speaker volumeTips Operating the amplifier Playing sources Recording from sourcesRecording from the digital output Selecting input sockets for recordingPreset radio stations FM, FM-M and MW band Tuning to radio stations FM, FM-M and MW bandOperating the tuner Moving preset radio stations Selecting preset radio stationsDAB radio stations Storing DAB radio stationsTuning to DAB radio stations Moving DAB radio stationsSurround modes Configuration menu System menu overviewBalance menu Speakers menuTo 40 preset numbers are available Move PresetStored stations DAB MovePicture menu Picture menu you can adjust picture settings for the TVEnhancement menu 10.7 A/V input menu Game Video Game AudioDVD + RW Video 21, GameGain menu Troubleshooting Receiver problems Possible cause SolutionRemote control problems Possible cause Solution Speaker problems Possible cause SolutionVideo problems Possible cause Solution Tuner problems Possible cause SolutionPlayback problems Possible cause Solution Recording problems Possible causeGlossary Video displays for TV, movies, and DVDs By varying the frequency in response to the audioFrequency Hertz HzPhase Sync signal Satellite receiverUtilizes MP3 for audio and VP3 for video To refer to any 525/59.94 video system. See Mntsc OhmTechnical specifications Audio sectionDTS ES Matrix, DTS ES Discrete, DTS NEO6 Analogue video section input/outputDigital video section input/output Rate of 32-96 kHz FsTuner GeneralHelpline PolskaPage Inköpsdatum Anskaffelsesdato Kjøpedato Oatopäivä Name,Anschrift und Unterschrift des HändlersNaam, adres en handtekening v.d. handelaar Nombre, direccion y firma del distribudor

DFR9000 specifications

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