Arcam AVR250 manual Audio connections, Analogue audio connections, Subwoofer output

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If required, each of these six digital inputs can be allocated to a different audio input from that indicated by the input label, through the ‘Digital Settings’ page of the Set-up menu. This means that, for example, if you wish to use an optical connection for your DVD player, the optical connection for the SAT, PVR, or TAPE can be used and the audio from that digital input assigned to the DVD button.
Digital audio connections
INPUTS
cl CD, cm DVD, cn AV, co SAT, cp PVR, cq TAPE.
Connect the digital ouputs of your available source equipment to these inputs.
TAPE OUT.
Connect the left and right audio outputs sockets to the left and right input sockets of your cassette deck, VCR or PVR (usually labelled ‘RECORD IN’). The VCR/PVR connections may also be used for a second or third cassette deck.
1 VCR OUT, 3
PVR OUT, bq
The multi-channel input is intended for use with sources that decode the surround channels internally, such as DVD-A or SACD players.
The AVR250 switches these analogue inputs directly to the analogue outputs via its own volume control circuit. This direct path maintains the best possible sound quality for DVD-A and SACD sources; it has the side-effect that there is no bass-management for DVD-A or SACD players. In this case, the bass-management functionality of the player itself should be used.
STEREO OUTPUTS

Audio connections

nWherever possible, connect both the analogue and digital outputs of digital sources. This enables use of a digital input for the main zone and the corresponding analogue input for recording onto an analogue tape deck or VCR, and for the Zone 2 output if used.

nTake care to place the audio cables as far from any power supply cabling as is practically possible to reduce hum and other noise problems.

English

Analogue audio connections

STEREO INPUTS

2 VCR, 4 PVR, 5 AV, 6 SAT, 7 DVD, br TAPE IN, bs CD.

Connect the left and right outputs of your source equipment to the left and right inputs.

Connection of record decks:

The AVR250 is not fitted with a phono pre-amplifier. If you wish to connect a record deck to the AVR250, then you will need an external pre-amplifier. Please contact your dealer for further information and recommendations on the best option for your system.

MULTI-CHANNEL DVD-A/SACD INPUTS

8 RIGHT, 9 LEFT, bk RIGHT SURROUND, bl LEFT SURROUND, bo CENTRE, bp SUB.

Connect the audio outputs of your DVD-Audio or SACD player to these input sockets.

bm RS BACK, and bn LS BACK.

These are available for formats requiring eight channels. Currently no formats are available requiring these connections, which are provided for future compatibility.

1 OUT

VCR 2 IN

3 OUT

PVR 4 IN

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Two digital output connections are available: optical and coaxial. The two connections carry the

same information at all times and both may be used simultaneously. Connect the digital outputs to yo digital recording devices such as a CD-R, digital VCR or MiniDisc player.

When a digital source is selected, the digital output will send an exact copy of the incoming digital signal. For example, for a 5.1 digital source, the digital output will also be in 5.1 format.

When an analogue source is selected, the digital output will be muted.

PVR

TAPE DIGITAL IN

Subwoofer output

dl AUDIO PREOUT SUB. Subwoofer output. Connect this to the input of your active subwoofer, if you have one.

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Contents AVR250 Important safety instructions Safety guidelinesSafety compliance Contents Introduction Using this handbookSafety Before you startBefore making connections Inserting the batteries into the remote controlCables InstallationPositioning the unit AVR250 rear panelConnection of record decks Audio connectionsAnalogue audio connections Subwoofer outputHigh quality Component video connections Scart RGB 4-WIRE ConnectionVideo connections Composite/S-video video connectionsZone 2 connections Connecting loudspeakersUsing bare wire ended leads Using spade terminalsConnecting to a power supply Connecting the AM and FM antennasNavigating the Set-up menu Configuring the AVR250Set-up mode Set-up Menu IndexSelect Cvbs status General Settings2/S-VIDEOtrigger is not active in this mode ‘Basic’ Set-up MenusSpeaker Sizes Subwoofer SettingsSurr L/R Small Large Distance measurements for 5.1 Speaker delay settings Speaker Delay SettingsUse Channels 6+7 for Level settingsEX Settings Test Tone CycleADV 1 Speaker Eq ADV 2 Video SettingsADV 3 Digital Settings ‘Advanced’ Set-up MenusSave Set-up Saving Settings and Exit Set-upADV 4 Zone 2 Settings ADV 5 Analogue SettingsRemote control Front panel display Switching on/offVolume control Operating your AVR250Zone HeadphonesInput selection Stereo DirectTreble/Bass Remote control buttonsEffects/FX ModeDeleting a preset Using the tunerTuning to a station Storing a presetUsing the Main Menu Effect Using ZoneDecoder splits the centre signal equally to IntroductionDigital multi-channel sources Surround modesMulti-channel source modes Two-channel source modesDSP Effects Modes Speaker positioningBi-amping your system Bi-wiring and bi-amping loudspeakersBi-wiring your loudspeakers Before you start important informationTroubleshooting Hum on an analogue input Source switching changes randomly or freezes on one sourceNo Zone 2 audio when playing DTS film Unable to adjust bass and treble controlsScart RGB cable with audio back to processor Scart connectionsScart S-video cable with audio back to processor IR Remote Codes Command Command codePreset/Tune down Preset/Tune up Preset/Tune mode toggle System code Command Command codePreset Power toggle MuteContinual improvement policy Technical specificationsRadio interference Worldwide Guarantee GuaranteeOn line registration Appendix Serial programming interface Command and response formatsPower / Alimentation / Betriebsbereitschaft / Stroom Example / Exemple / Beispiel / Voorbeeld Mute / Coupure du son / Stumm / DempenDe audio- en video-ingang naar een zone wijzigen Changes the audio and video input to a zoneChange l’entrée audio et vidéo d’une zone Änderung des Audio- oder Videoeingangs einer ZoneDe video-ingang voor de hoofdzone wijzigen Changes the video input for the main zoneChange l’entrée vidéo de la zone principale Änderung der Videoquelle der HauptzoneDirect mode / Mode Direct / Direktmodus / Modus Direct Navigation / Navigation / Navigation / Navigatie Effect / Effet / Effekt / EffectStore / Mémorisation / Speichern / Opslaan Preset / Présélection / Voreinstellung / VoorinstellingRDS / Système RDS / RDS / RDS Tune / Réglage / Senderabstimmung / Afstemmen
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