Setting Up Your HD Receiver
HD Receiver and Standard Stereo System
Follow these steps indicated by the diagram below:
1)Connect a set of stereo audio cables (one white left connector and one red right connec- tor) to the back of the HD receiver using the connectors marked AUDIO L, R. Connect the other ends of the cables to the back of your stereo system using a set of AUDIO inputs. You may select any input except for the input marked PHONO, TT, or TURN- TABLE. Those inputs are for turntables only and will distort the sound from any other components.
Note: If you used both sets of connectors marked VIDEO and AUDIO L, R in connecting your TV or VCR you will have to replace one set of the AUDIO L, R connections as shown below.
| AUDIO AUDIO | |
Y | L | L |
|
| VCR |
|
| CONTROL |
Pb | R | R |
DIGITAL
RFAUDIO OUT Pr
PHONE JACK REMOTE | VIDEO VIDEO |
R | L |
OUT TO TV
CH 3
CH 4
IN FROM A NT | SATELLITE IN |
| HD receiver |
Audio cable
L
R
Stereo audio equipment
Finishing Up
You can mix and match the different hookups described herein to suit your entertainment system’s available connections. For example, you can connect the VCR using audio/video cables, while the TV is connected with the RF signal using a coaxial RF cable. Always try to achieve the highest quality audio and video and greatest flexibility possible.
Once all connections have been completed, plug in the TV, VCR, and HD receiver to the wall outlet. Use an appropriate extension cord or surge protector if necessary. See “Important Safety Instructions” described in the front of this manual.
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