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CONNECTIONS
PAGE 15
Connecting
to
Optional
Audio
System
Enjoying
2
Channel
Digital
Stereo Sound
Enjoying
DTS Sound
TO TV
EXTERNAL
INPUT
PA L
NTSC
AUTO
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
L
R
5.1CH AUDIO OUT
D
TAL
UT
FRONT
REAR
L
R
CENTER
WOOFER
DIGITAL
OUT
S-VIDEO
OUT
VIDEO
OUTPUT
S-VIDEO
COMPONENT
OPTICAL
COAXIAL
Connection
example
Front
speaker
(left)
Front
speaker
(right)
TV
Receiver
equipped
with
a
digital
audio
input
75 ohm coaxial cable
or
optical
cable
To
digital
audio
input
To S-video
Input
or
Video
Input
S-Video cable
or
Video cable
To DIGITAL OUT
(COAXIAL
or
OPTICAL)
To S-VIDEO OUT
or
VIDEO OUT
TO TV
EXTERNAL
INPUT
PA L
NTSC
AUTO
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
L
R
5.1CH AUDIO OUT
DIGITAL
OUT
FRONT
REAR
L
R
CENTER
WOOFER
DIGITAL
OUT
S-VIDEO
OUT
VIDEO
OUTPUT
S-VIDEO
COMPONENT
OPTICAL
COAXIAL
To DIGITAL OUT
(COAXIAL
or
OPTICAL)
Front
speaker
(left)
Rear
speaker
(left surround)
Rear
speaker
(right surround)
Front
speaker
(right)
Sub woofer
Centre
speaker
75 ohm coaxial cable
or
Optical
Cable
Connection
example
To
digital
audio
input
Receiver
equipped
with
a
DTS decoder
To S-VIDEO OUT
or
VIDEO OUT
To S-video
Input
or
Video
Input
S-Video cable
or
Video cable
2 Channel
Digital
Stereo
You
can
enjoy
the
dynamic
sound of 2 Channel
Digital
Stereo
by connecting
this DVD
player
to
a
receiver
equipped
with
a
digital
audio
input
and
speaker
system
(right
and left front
speakers).
Introducing
DTS
Digital
SurroundTM...the finest
technology
ever
invented
to
transform
existing
"home theatre"
systems
into six
discrete channels of
exceptionally
clear,
better-than-compact
disc,
digital
audio
performance.
And DTS
Digital
Surround is the
only
5.1 surround sound format that
can
deliver this
revolutionary
3-dimensional
experience through
new
music
recordings
on
compact discs,
original
5.1 soundtracks
on
motion
picture
laserdiscs,
and
soon,
a
wide
variety
of
products
on
DVD.
Refer
to
the owner's manual of your receiver
as
well.
When you
connect
the DVD
player
to
other
equipment,
be
sure
to turn
off the power and
unplug
all of the
equipment
from the
wall outlet before
making
any connections.
The
output
sound of the DVD
player
has
a
wide
dynamic
range. Be
sure
to
adjust
the receiver's volume
to
a
moderate listen-
ing
level.
Otherwise,
the
speakers
may be
damaged by
a
sudden
high
volume sound.
Turn off the receiver before you
connect
or
disconnect the DVD
player's
power cord. If you leave the receiver power
on,
the
speakers
may be
damaged.
Notes
"DTS" and "DTS
Digital
Out"
are
trademarks of
Digital
Theater
Systems,
Inc.
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