Precautions Regarding Wiring

1 [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch

Set the [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch to the [STAND-ALONE] position.

The factory default setting is the [SLAVE] position.

CAUTION:

When setting the position of the [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch, first confirm that the 5.1ch surround decoder’s CeNET cable or power connector are dis- connected, then use a plastic stick to move the switch to the desired position. Also, in order to pre- vent damage to the switch or the possibility of short- circuit accidents, do not use metal objects, or large screwdrivers to change the switch position.

2 Control Unit cord

Insert the control unit cord firmly until it locks securely.

Connect the L-type plug to the decoder. The unit will not operate if the plugs are con- nected in reverse.

3 Power cord

Remove the power connector label, and with the connector facing in the position shown, insert the cable connector securely into the slot until it locks.

Note:

The power cable must be connected.

4 RCA Pin Cable (sold separately)

When connecting an RCA pin cable, be sure to confirm the source of the connection first.

5 CeNET Cable

To connect a CeNET cable, hold it with the connector facing as shown, and insert se- curely.

6 Optical Digital Cable (sold separately)

Insert the black connector securely into the digital signal input connector until it locks. The cable clip can be used to secure up to two optical digital cables.

Note:

Always turn the main [POWER] switch [OFF] before connecting or disconnecting digital fiber- optic cables.

[STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch

Be sure to set switch to [STAND-ALONE] po- sition.

Label

Power cable

CeNET input connector

Sliding cap

CeNET cable

Optical Digital cable (black connection)

7 [RESET] switch

• Following completion of wiring, press the [RESET] switch to return to default settings.

Cable clip

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Clarion DVC920 manual Precautions Regarding Wiring, Factory default setting is the Slave position