Connexions, Connecter les enceintes avant

PREPARATIONS

CONNEXIONS

Avant de brancher le cordon secteur

La tension nominale d’alimentation secteur de l’appareil, indiquée au dos de ce dernier, est de 120 V. S’assurer que cette tension nominale correspond à celle du secteur local.

IMPORTANT

Commencer par connecter les enceintes, les antennes et tout appareil optionnel. Brancher le cordon secteur en dernier.

1 Connecter les enceintes avant.

L’enceinte se trouvant sur le côté droit de l’appareil quand celui-ci est en face de soi est “l’enceinte droite” et l’autre est “l’enceinte gauche”.

Les cordons rayés de blanc doivent être connectés aux bornes 0 et les autres cordons aux bornes 9.

Veiller à connecter les cordons d’enceinte correctement. Des connexions incorrectes peuvent provoquer des courts-circuits dans les bornes SPEAKERS.

2 Connecter les enceintes surround.

Connecter les cordons d’enceinte surround aux bornes

SURROUND SPEAKERS.

3 Connecter l’enceinte centrale.

Connecter le cordon de l’enceinte centrale à la borne

CENTER SPEAKER.

4 FRANÇAIS

NSX-HMT26, CX-NHMT25, NSX-HMT25 specifications

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