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How to Connect
There are a number of alternative methods for connecting the SRT 5392, depending on your
preference and the connection types on your TV. These methods are labelled A, B and C below.
(Connection D, connecting to an antenna, is mandatory for all connection methods.)
TIP: The various video connection options available provide differing degrees of video quality.
In ascending order of quality, these connections are Composite (good), S-Video (better) and
Component (best).
IMPORTANT: Refer to the diagram on page 9 for the location of the sockets identified by numbers in
the methods listed below.
A: Y / Pb / Pr (Component) using the supplied RCA blue–red–green lead
For Component video, connect to your TV with the supplied Y / Pb / Pr Component cable (with
blue, red and green leads). Connect the leads between the Y, Pb and Pr sockets on the SRT 5392
(socket group 8, taking care to match the colour of a lead with the colour of the socket), and the
corresponding Component sockets on your TV. (The Component sockets on the TV have the same
colour-coding.)
You will need to make separate connections for left and right audio via the audio sockets in socket
group 7. This can be done using the supplied RCA cable.
For right audio, connect the red RCA lead between the red audio socket on the SRT 5392 and the
corresponding socket on your TV.
For left audio, connect the white RCA lead between the white socket on the SRT 5392 and the
corresponding socket on your TV. These RCA audio connections will provide MPEG-2 stereo.
NOTE: Dolby digital bitstream audio S/PDIF can be achieved using a coaxial cable or an
optical cable. (These cables are not supplied.) These cables should be connected between
socket 6 (coaxial cable) or socket 11 (optical cable) on the SRT 5392 and the corresponding
S/PDIF socket on your Dolby Digital decoder amplifier. See "Output setting" on page 19 for
instructions on how to receive Dolby Digital audio.
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