Rear Panel 21 - Philips DVDQ50 Owner's Manual

MAINS
AUDIO OUT (Left/Right)
Connect the supplied red and white audio cables
here and to the Audio In jacks of a television or
Stereo Receiver. Details are on pages 10-13.
Connect the yellow video cable (supplied) here and
to the TV's Video In jack. Details are on page 12.
Connect an optional component video cable
here and to the component Video In jacks
Connect the supplied black S-Video cable here and to the
S-Video In jack of a television. Details are on page 11.
Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y PROGRESSIVE SCAN OUT
If your TV has Progressive Scan and Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y
Progressive Scan In jacks, connect the PROGRESSIVE SCAN
Out jacks on the DVD Player to the Progressive Scan In jacks
on the TV. If your TV does not have Progressive Scan, use the
Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y VIDEO OUT jacks instead for a component
video connection to your TV. Details are on page 10.
MAINS (AC Power)
Connect the supplied AC power cord here and to a
standard AC outlet to supply power to the DVD Player.
COAXIAL (Digital Audio Out)
Connect an optional audio coaxial digital cable here and
to the coaxial digital Audio In jack of a Stereo Receiver.
Details are on page 14.
OPTICAL (Digital Audio Out)
Connect an optional audio optical cable here and to the
optical digital Audio In jack of a Stereo Receiver. Details are
on page 14. When the OPTICAL jack is not in use, replace
its protective cap.
MULTICHANNEL AUDIO OUT
If you have a multiple channel Receiver (one that has
connections for six speakers), connect the MULTICHAN-
NEL AUDIO OUT jacks on the DVD Player to the corre-
sponding In jacks on the Receiver. Details are on page 15.
SURROUND CENTER FRONT
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
PCM/MPEG2/AC-3/DTS L
R
COAXIAL OPTICAL SURROUND SUB WF FRONT
MULTICHANNEL AUDIO OUT
CVBS (Video Out)
Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y VIDEO OUT
of a TV. Details are on page 10.
S-VIDEO Out
L
1
R 2
AUDIO CVBS P /C P C Y S-VIDEO
r r b/ b
OUT VIDEO OUT

Rear Panel 21

P /C P C Y
r r b/ b
PROGRESSIVE SCAN OUT
Caution
• Do not touch the inner pins of
the jacks on the rear panel.
Electrostatic discharge may
damage the unit permanently.