Other Connection Situations
1)Using the MicroWorks II as a high performance stereo television sound system.
a)A stereo television with audio signal output typically has two
b)Some stereo televisions offer a choice of fixed or variable audio output level. Choose the variable out- put. The fixed output level bypasses the television’s remote volume control.
c)Turn off your television’s internal speakers. This control could be located on the front or back control panels of your television, or it may be an
Green miniplug from
Volume On/Off control
d)If you connect the MicroWorks II to a television with variable audio outputs, you can still use your televi- sion's remote control to adjust overall output. Set the MicroWorks II Volume On/Off control at the 12 o'clock position. Then verify that the television's audio output is adequately loud when the televi- sion's remote control is increased to it's maximum. Increase or decrease the setting on the MicroWorks II Volume On/Off Control (if adjustment is neces- sary), then stow it in an out of the way position.
| VIDEO IN | AUDIO |
| 2 | OUT |
1 | 3 (VARIABLE) |
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
Signal Cable
One 3.5 mm stereo minijack to two RCA plugs
OR
| VIDEO IN | AUDIO |
| 2 | OUT |
1 | 3 (VARIABLE) |
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
Minijack to minijack adapter | Signal Cable |
Green miniplug from | One 3.5 mm stereo miniplug to two RCA plugs |
| |
Volume On/Off control |
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