Meridian America 562V.2 manual Digital audio outputs, Digital connections, Analogue audio inputs

Digital audio outputs

The following table gives details of the digital audio outputs:

Use this output	To connect to this
MAIN DIGITAL	A digital surround processor or
OUTPUT	Meridian DSP loudspeakers.
TAPE DIGITAL	A digital tape recorder, computer
OUTPUT	sound card, or digital second-room
	system.
OPTICAL TAPE OUT	A digital recorder with optical input,
	such as a MiniDisc recorder.

Digital connections

The digital connections should be made with high-quality 75Ω screened cable. Suitable cables are available from Meridian. We do not recommend using audio cables, which do not have adequate shielding or the correct impedance, or cables intended for UHF applications, as these do not provide adequate shielding in the 1–30MHz region.

Analogue audio inputs

The following table gives details of the analogue audio inputs:

Use this output	To connect to this
LP/A1, CD/A2,	An analogue source such as a
RADIO/A3, TV/A4,	radio tuner, tape recorder, TV
TAPE1/A5, VCR2/A6,	tuner, or cable television.
VCR1/A7

Analogue audio outputs

The following table gives details of the analogue audio outputs:

Use this output	To connect to this
MAIN ANALOGUE	The Meridian 568 Digital Surround
	Processor analogue input, to take
	advantage of its 24-bit ADC precision.
TAPE OUTPUTS	An analogue tape recorder or analogue
	second-room system.

Setting up the multimedia controller

Optical connections should be made using a suitable optical
fibre supplied by your dealer.	19