Connecting amplifier or system component

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Connecting amplifier or system component

∫Connecting a digital amplifier or system component

∫Connecting an analog amplifier or system component

Connect an amplifier with a Dolby Digital, DTS and MPEG decoders. (l 16)

≥Use an optical digital audio cable.

≥Change the settings in “Digital Audio Output” (l 44).

≥You cannot use DTS Digital Surround decoders not suited to DVD. ≥Even if using this connection, output will be only 2 channels when

playing DVD-Audio.

(1)	Rear panel of this unit
(2)	AUDIO OUT (L/R)
(3)	Audio cable (not supplied)
	A Red (R)
	B White (L)
(4)	Audio input (L/R)

(1)

OUT		VIDEO		VIDEO
ACE)
PR
	S-VIDEO	L	(2)	L	AV1 (TV)
	S-VIDEO		(2)	AUDIO	AV1 (TV)
		AUDIO		AUDIO
		R		R
				DVD/VHS	AV2 (DECODER/
DVD OUT				COMMON OUT

(3)

(1)Rear panel of this unit

(2)Insert fully, with this side facing up. (Do not bend when connecting.)

(3)Optical digital audio cable (not supplied)

(4)Optical digital input

(5)Amplifier’s rear panel

(1)

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT			VIDEO
(PROGRESSIVE/INTERLACE)
Y	PB	PR
			L
			S-VIDEO
			AUDIO	AU
	OPTICAL		R
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
(PCM/BITSTREAM)				DVD
		DVD OUT		COMM

(2)

(3)

OPTICAL IN

(5)(4)

(5) Amplifier’s rear panel

(4)L

(5)AUDIO IN

Connecting a decoder, satellite receiver or digital receiver

≥The decoder here means the device used to decode scrambled broadcasts (Pay TV).

≥Change the “AV2 Input” and “AV2 Connection” settings in the SETUP menu to match the connected equipment. (l 45)

(1)

(3)

(2)

(1)Decoder, satellite receiver or digital receiver (not supplied)

(2)21-pin Scart socket

(3)21-pin Scart cable (not supplied)

Connect a 21-pin Scart cable (not supplied) to the AV2 21-pin Scart socket on this unit and to the 21-pin Scart socket on the decoder, satellite receiver or digital receiver.

Connect the mains lead of decoder, satellite receiver or digital receiver to an AC mains socket.

≥If you connect an other equipment with RGB output capability to the AV2 socket on this unit, the output signal of the equipment must be set to RGB when you have set “AV2 Input” to “RGB (Not NTSC)”.

(l 45)

AV Link Function

(This function is not available in Australia.)

If you connected the television to the AV1 terminal and the decoder to the AV2 terminal on this unit, press [0]i[ENTER]. (“DVD” appears on the unit’s display.)

Press again to cancel. (“TV” appears on the unit’s display.) ≥If the TV is compatible with RGB input, the RGB output signal from the decoder can also be output from the main

unit the same way.

Note

[RGB] means separate Red/Green/Blue colour signals. If your TV is equipped with RGB input capability, by connecting with a fully wired 21-pin Scart cable you can see video using RGB output on this unit (PAL video only) (l 9).

To output in RGB select “RGB (without component)” from “AV1 Output” in the SETUP menu (l 45).

DMR-E75V specifications

The Panasonic DMR-E75V is a versatile and advanced DVD recorder that was designed to cater to the varied demands of home entertainment enthusiasts. This unit combines a DVD recorder, VCR, and a multitude of features, making it a comprehensive solution for recording and playback needs.

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