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Coaxial cords/Optical cables, Digital Input Default Settings

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Connecting Your Equipment 7 Coaxial cords/Optical cables Commercially available digital audio coaxial cords (standard video cords can also be used) or optical cables (not supplied) are used to connect digital components to this receiver. Be sure to insert completely and in the case of the optical cable, right-side up. If it is inserted improperly it can break the shutter on the optical terminal (this won't, however, affect the connection or insertion of an optical cable). Coaxial cord (or standard composite video cord) Optical cable Digital Input Default Settings Unlike analog connections, the jacks for digital connections are not dedicated to one type of component, they can be used freely. Thus you must tell the receiver what digital component is connected to which jack so your components will be in sync with the names on the remote control buttons and the like. To avoid having to assign the digital inputs you can hook up your equipment in accordance with the receiver's default settings. The default settings are: DIGITAL IN 1 (coaxial): DVD/LD DIGITAL IN 2 (coaxial): TV DIGITAL IN 3 (coaxial): CD DIGITAL IN 4 (optical): SAT DIGITAL IN 5 (optical): VCR1/DVR DIGITAL IN 6 (optical): VCR2 DIGITAL IN 7 (optical): CD-R/TAPE 1/MD 2 RF IN (coaxial): DVD/LD See "Assigning the Digital Inputs" on p.93 if the way you hook up your equipment is different from the default settings. 26

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Coaxial cords/Optical cables
Commercially available digital audio coaxial
cords (standard video cords can also be used) or
optical cables (not supplied) are used to connect
digital components to this receiver.
Be sure to insert completely and in the case of
the optical cable, right-side up. If it is inserted
improperly it can break the shutter on the
optical terminal (this won't, however, affect the
connection or insertion of an optical cable).
Coaxial cord
(
or standard composite
video cord)
Optical cable
Digital Input Default Settings
Unlike analog connections, the jacks for digital connections are not dedicated to one type of component,
they can be used freely. Thus you must tell the receiver what digital component is connected to which
jack so your components will be in sync with the names on the remote control buttons and the like. To
avoid having to assign the digital inputs you can hook up your equipment in accordance with the receiver's
default settings.
The default settings are:
DIGITAL IN 1 (coaxial): DVD/LD
DIGITAL IN 2 (coaxial): TV
DIGITAL IN 3 (coaxial): CD
DIGITAL IN 4 (optical): SAT
DIGITAL IN 5 (optical): VCR1/DVR
DIGITAL IN 6 (optical): VCR2
DIGITAL IN 7 (optical): CD-R/TAPE 1/MD
2
RF IN (coaxial): DVD/LD
See "Assigning the Digital Inputs" on p.93 if the way you hook up your equipment is different from the
default settings.
Connecting Your Equipment