Yamaha MCX-2000 setup guide 7ANALOG OUT jacks stereo 9OPTICAL OUT jack stereo, REMOTE terminal

7ANALOG OUT jacks (stereo)

9OPTICAL OUT jack (stereo)

Audio playback signals on the MCX-2000 are output from these jacks. Use the supplied optical digital cable (or one purchased separately) to connect the OPTICAL OUT jack to a digital audio input on an external device. Use the supplied stereo pin cable (or one purchased separately) to connect the ANALOG OUT jacks to analog audio input jacks on an external device.

8ANALOG IN jacks (stereo)

)OPTICAL IN jack (stereo)

Audio sources called ‘external input’ in this manual are incoming audio signals via these jacks. Use the supplied optical digital cable (or the one purchased separately) to connect the OPTICAL IN jack to a digital audio output on an external device. Use the supplied stereo pin cable (or one purchased separately) to connect the ANALOG IN jacks to analog audio output jacks on an external device.

!REMOTE terminal

This terminal is designed for professional expansion purposes, not for consumer use of the MCX-2000.

@10/100 indicator

#LINK/DATA indicator

$LAN (Ethernet) port

Connect a network cable (CAT-5 straight cable) to the Ethernet port when creating a wired network with clients or connecting the MCX-2000 to your home network. The LINK/DATA indicator lights up when the wired connection is properly working, and flashes when data traffic over the network is being done. The Ethernet port is automatically configured to match the speed of a connected network (10 or 100 Mbps); the 10/100 indicator lights up when the Ethernet port is configured for 100 Mbps, and is unlit for 10 Mbps.

%S-VIDEO port

^VIDEO port

These ports output the MCX-2000 operating screen displays (OSD) to an external TV monitor. Connect either port to your TV monitor’s video input (yellow-coded composite port for VIDEO, or 4-pin S port for S-VIDEO). The VIDEO and S-VIDEO ports output the same displays.

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MCX-2000 Owner’s Manual