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Connecting a DVD player to the
processing amplifier
Connect the DVD player using the optical cable or the
coaxial digital connecting cable as shown in the
illustration below.
Be sure to turn off each component before connecting the
cords and cables. Also, do not connect the power cord of
the processing amplifier to an AC outlet before
completing all speaker and sub woofer connections (see
page 18).
The illustrations in the description below show the
DVP-M35.
Processing amplifier
DVD player
Notes
• Do not stack the DVD player on top of the processing amplifier,
as the heat emitted from the processing amplifier may cause
the DVD player to malfunction.
• This processing amplifier does not support 96 kHz or 24-bit
discs.
1
Set the voltage selector.
Check that the voltage selector on the bottom of the
processing amplifier is set to the local power line
voltage. If not, set the voltage selector to the correct
position using a screwdriver before connecting.
2
Connect the DVD player.
Connect the DVD player with the optical cable or the
coaxial digital connecting cable. For better sound
quality, we recommend using the coaxial digital
connecting cable.
Connecting the optical cable
Connect the cable plugs to the DIGITAL OUT
OPTICAL jack on the DVD player and the DIGITAL
OPTICAL IN jack on the processing amplifier.
Remove the cap from each jack (1 and 3) and insert
the plugs parallelly until they click into place (2 and
4).
Pull firmly
if tight.
1
2
DVD player
Notes
• Do not fold or bundle the optical cable.
• Store the caps carefully for future use.
Connecting the coaxial digital connecting cable
Connect the cable plugs to the DIGITAL OUT
COAXIAL jack on the DVD player and the DIGITAL
COAXIAL IN jack on the processing amplifier.
DVD player
3
4
Processing amplifier
Processing amplifier
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