Universal Remote Control DMS-AV TPS2000 Connection Overview

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DMS-AV HOME THEATER AMPLIFIER

Connection Overview

Audio Connections

Video Connections

Cable Jack Description

Cable Jack Description

HDMI is an audio and video interface that carries an uncompressed

digital bitstream. It can also carry HD video and up to 8 channels of

uncompressed audio.

Component video is analog video information that is separated into three

different signals.

Composite video is the standard for color video. It combines the

luminance (brightness or black-and-white) and chrominace (color)

information onto a single conductor.

HDMI Connections can carry uncompressed standard or

High Definition digital video and audio. It offers the best

picture and sound quality.

This offers the best sound quality and allows a Dolby

Digital and DTS signal to be sent. The audio quality

is the same as for coaxial.

This offers the best sound quality and allows a Dolby

digital and DTS signal to be sent. The audio quality

is the same as for optical. The “orange” RCA

connector represents the digital coax connection.

This cable carries analog audio. It is the most common

connection format for analog audio and can be found on

almost all AV components, The “white” RCA connector

represents the left analog audio input and the “red” is

the right.

HDMI

HDMI

Component

Composite

Optical

Digital

Audio

Coaxial

Digital

Audio

Analog

Audio

Contents

Main DMS-AV Owners Manual 2012 Universal Remote Control, Inc. Page Page Page IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Cautions on Installation Page Page Page FCC INFORMATION Introduction / Overview DMS-AV Front Panel DMS-AV Rear Panel Page Page Quick Start Considerations Page Page Page 19 DMS-A V H OME THEATER A Video Connections Connection Overview Audio Connections Video Inputs - Hardware Connections Video Input Connection HDMI Video Input Connection - Component Video Video Input Connection - Composite Video Video Outputs - Hardware Connections Video Output Connection - HDMI Video Output Connection - Component Video Audio Inputs - Hardware Connections Audio Input Connection HDMI Audio Input Connection - Optical Digital Audio Input Connection - Coax Digital Audio Input Connection - Stereo Analog Audio Output - Hardware Connections Audio Output Connection Unbalanced Audio Output Connection Subwoofer(s) Audio Output Connection - Optical Digital Record Audio Output Connection - Analog Record Conguration and Control - Hardware Connections Ethernet Communication - Connection Instructions Infrared Input Control Output Triggers / Amp Enable Reset Video Processing Detail Enhancement Mosquito Noise Reduction Edge Enhancement HDMI Audio Output CEC Control Auto A/V Sync Video PReP Video Test Patterns Frame Geometry Bright/Contrast Checkerboard Vertical Lines Horizontal Lines Judder Color 8 Bars 75 Audio Modes and Speaker Selections Audio/Surround Mode Usage On Screen Display (OSD) Format Momentary OSD Software Setup - URC Accelerator DMS-AV System Settings Audio Speaker Size/Speaker Crossover Front Speakers Center Speaker Surround Speakers Surround Back Speakers Front Height Speakers Subwoofer(s) Speaker Distance Channel Level Speaker Crossover (X-Over) LFE (Dolby/DTS) Height Gain Dolby Pro Logic II Music Setup Night Mode Page Dolby Digital Dolby Digital EX Dolby Digital Plus Dolby True HD Dolby Pro Logic IIz Page A.L.C (Auto Volume Level Control) Selecting the Surround mode Cancelling the surround mode for stereo operation Tone Setting Automated Speaker Setup Input Settings Input Rename Digital Audio Assign Analog Audio Assign Video Scaling A/V Sync DC Trigger 1 DC Trigger 2 Accessing Streaming Audio Sources with the DMS-AV Updating DMS-AV Firmware DMS-AV Specifications General Information Power Amplifier DSP Processing Video Processing Video Input/Output General Audio Features USA Limited Warranty Statement