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Ligações coaxiais digitais

Ligações coaxiais digitais

A ligação coaxial digital só é requerida se quiser gravar de um leitor de CD com saída coaxial digital.

A ligação óptica digital só é requerida se quiser gravar de um leitor de CD com uma saída óptica digital.

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Utilize o cabo coaxial digital fornecido.

1 Para gravação, ligue o cabo 3 entre a tomada de entrada digital DIGITAL IN do gravador de CD e a tomada de saída digital DIGITAL OUT de um leitor de CD.

Nota: O seu gravador de CD está equipado com uma saída coaxial digital (DIGITAL OUT). Esta saída pode ser utilizada para leitura digital.

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Ao ligar o cabo óptico digital, tenha o cuidado de o introduzir até ele dar um pequeno estalido.

1 Retire as cápsulas anti-poeira da ligação óptica digital. (Aconselhámo-lo a guardar a cápsula).

2 Para gravação, ligue o cabo 4 de fibra óptica entre a entrada óptica digital do gravador de CD e a saída óptica digital de um leitor de CD.

Nota: Para leitura, a saída coaxial digital ou a saída analógica deve ser ligada a um amplificador.

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Philips CDR570 manual Ligações coaxiais digitais, Utilize o cabo coaxial digital fornecido, 210

CDR570 specifications

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