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English Connection Please ensure that all electrical components are switched off before connecting. Your Digital Movie System has three optional inputs. In principle it is enough to connect one of these inputs to your TV and all further devices to your TV. To achieve the best possible sound we recommend that you connect your satellite receiver, Blu-Ray or DVD player directly to the DM System. The following options are possible, depending on the type and fittings of the source used: TV - Digital input (optical) Modern TV devices have an optical audio output (Toslink). Connect this with the input marked "TV" on the DM System. This connection guarantees optimal signal transmission and best sound quality. TV DVD AUX DVD - Digital input (coaxial) To transmit the DVD sound signal connect the digital coaxial output of your Blu-Ray or DVD player with the jack marked "DVD" on the DM System. To transmit the picture signal your DVD player must also be connected to the TV. The input marked "DVD" on the DM System can be selected if your TV does not have an optical output. AUX - Analogue input If your TV only has an audio output marked "Pre-Out" then connect it using the shielded stereo RCA cable plugged into the analogue input on the DM System marked "AUX". Otherwise this input can be used to connect video recorders or game consoles. TV DVD AUX DIGITAL MOVIE SUB - Analogue output Use this output when you want to connect an external active subwoofer. SUB OUT is not active in the basic setting and needs to be activated using the remote control. See page 34 Extended functions. SUB 30

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Connection
Please ensure that all electrical components are switched off before connecting. Your Digital Movie System has three optional inputs. In principle
it is enough to connect one of these inputs to your TV and all further devices to your TV. To achieve the best possible sound we recommend that
you connect your satellite receiver, Blu-Ray or DVD player directly to the DM System. The following options are possible, depending on the type
and fittings of the source used:
SUB
DIGITAL MOVIE
DVD
DVD
TV
TV
AUX
AUX
TV – Digital input (optical)
Modern TV devices have an optical audio output (Toslink). Connect this with the input
marked “TV” on the DM System. This connection guarantees optimal signal transmis-
sion and best sound quality.
DVD – Digital input (coaxial)
To transmit the DVD sound signal connect the digital coaxial output of your Blu-Ray or
DVD player with the jack marked “DVD” on the DM System. To transmit the picture
signal your DVD player must also be connected to the TV. The input marked “DVD”
on the DM System can be selected if your TV does not have an optical output.
AUX – Analogue input
If your TV only has an audio output marked “Pre-Out” then connect it using the
shielded stereo RCA cable plugged into the analogue input on the DM System marked
“AUX”. Otherwise this input can be used to connect video recorders or game consoles.
SUB – Analogue output
Use this output when you want to connect an external active subwoofer. SUB OUT
is not active in the basic setting and needs to be activated using the remote control.
See page 34 Extended functions.
English