PRV-9000 Operating Instructions

2.2.3Connect to an AV Receiver

To enjoy multi-channel surround sound, connect an AV amplifier/receiver using either digital optical output or coaxial output. It is unnecessary to use both outputs simultaneously to achieve surround sound. Pioneer recommends using stereo analog as well as one of the digital connections through an AV receiver for best disc playback compatibility.

1.Connect units with RF antenna cables as shown in the figure to the right.

2.Connect a Digital Out port from the recorder to a digital input on the AV receiver/amplifier.

3.Connect the Audio Output 2 (analog) to the analog audio input on the AV receiver.

4.Connect the Video Output 2 to the video input on the receiver.

5.Connect the AV receiver’s video output to the display device’s video input.

The diagram shows the PRV-9000 connected to the AV receiver using the recorder’s Composite (standard) Video output. As an alternative, use the S-Video output or Component Video (BNC) output connections.

Connect through the Optical Digital Output

For an optical connection, use a optical cable (not provided). ). It is unnecessary to use both optical and coaxial outputs simultaneously to achieve surround sound. Pioneer recommends using stereo analog as well as one of the digital connections through an AV receiver for best disc playback compatibility.

Connect Optical Digital Output to an optical input on the AV receiver.

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Pioneer PRV-9000 operating instructions Connect to an AV Receiver, Connect through the Optical Digital Output