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CONNECTIONS
NOTES:
Read the manuals
of all the
components
when
making
connections.
, Keep the power supply cord unplugged
unt)l ail connections
have been comlaieted.
}f the power is on when connections
are made, no]so may be
generated
and damage the speakers.
Be sure to connect
the left and right channe(s properly,
L (le'R)
to L, R (right) to R,
Plug 1he power
supply cord securely
into the power
outbt,
Incomplete
connection
may result in noise,
e Binding the power supp]y cord together with connection
cords
may result in hunhnhing or noise,
Q Use the inckJded audio video cord 1o connect
the TV's video input connector
and audio input connectors
to the DVD-2200's
VIDEO OUT or
S-VIDEO OUT and AUDIO
OUT.
S-Video
output
cor_teeter
The v]deo signals are divided into color (C) and brightness
(Y) signals, achieving
a clearer picture,
If the TV is equipped with an S-Video input c'onnector, we recornmend
connecting
it to the DVD-2200's
S-Video output
connector
using a commercially
available
S-Video connect)on
cord,
DVD-2200
To power
outlet
NOTES:
Connect the DVD-2200's
video outputs to the TV either directly
_ To use with
2-channel
audio output,
set "2 CHANNEL"
in
or through
an AV ampl]fier: Do not connect
it via a VCR (video
"AUDIO
CHANNEL"
in "AUDIO
SETUP" Jn "SETUP"
at the
cassette
recorder},
Some discs contain copy prohibit
signals.
If such discs are p]eyed via a VCR, the copy prohibit
system
may cause disturbance
in the picture.
Set the "TV TYPE" )n "VIDEO SETUP" in "SETUP"
to comp)y
with your TV's video 1ormal,. When the -FV is N'JSC formated
set to NTSC
(See page 28,)
initia( settings,
See page 30,
o Set the "TV ASPECT"
in "VIDEO
SETUP"
in "SETUP"
to
comp(y wi_h your TY's aspect,
(See page 28)
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