Magnavox 9MDPF20 User manual, English (US) - Page 11

TD007_9MDPF20_V3.QX33 04.2.18 1:51 AM Page 11 Analog Stereo Hookups If you want to hear the TV/DVD sound through a stereo instead, make this connection. 1 Complete the antenna/Cable TV signal connections. Details are on pages eight - nine. 2 Connect red and white audio cables to the red and white AUDIO OUT jacks on the back of the TV/DVD and to the AUDIO IN jacks on the stereo. Match the cable colors to the jack colors. Audio cables are not supplied. Use RCA-style cables. 3 Set your stereo to Auxiliary In or to the correct "source." See your stereo owner's manual for details. Digital Stereo Hookups You can connect the TV/DVD to a Stereo that has a Digital Coaxial In jack. Use this hookup if you want to hear the TV/DVD sound through the Stereo instead. Use these connections for a Dolby Digital-compatible Stereo or for a Receiver that has a Mini-Disc or Digital Audio Tape deck. 1 Connect the antenna/Cable TV signal. Details are on pages eight - nine. 2 Connect a digital audio coaxial cable (not supplied) to the orange COAXIAL jack on the TV/DVD. Also connect the cable to the Stereo's COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO IN jack. 3 If the Stereo is Dolby Digital-compatible, set DOLBY DIGITAL to ON. If the Stereo is not Dolby Digitalcompatible or if you connected to a Mini-Disc or Digital Audio Tape Deck, set DOLBY DIGITAL to OFF. Details are on page 40. An incorrect setting causes noise distortion and damages speakers. To see if your Stereo has Dolby Digital, look for a Dolby Digital logo on your Stereo. Or, refer to the Stereo owner's manual. Optional Connections 11 DC 13.2V L AUDIO OUT R COAXIAL ANT. Audio cables to red and white AUDIO OUT jacks on TV/DVD L AUDIO OUT R COAXIAL Audio cables to Stereo's AUDIO IN jacks DC 13.2V L AUDIO OUT R COAXIAL ANT. Digital Audio Coaxial cable to orange COAXIAL jack on TV/DVD L AUDIO OUT R COAXIAL To Stereo's COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO IN jack Helpful Hints • You cannot use a Mini-Disc or Digital Audio Tape deck to copy 5.1 channel Dolby Digital surround sound Discs. • Discs recorded in Dolby Digital should show this on the Disc or case. If the Disc is not recorded in 5.1 channel Dolby Digital surround sound, you will not hear multi-channel sound even if you use the Digital Stereo hookup.