Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 6, Manual

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3
Connect a decoder
This chapter describes how to
connect an AV decoder, such as a
baseband decoder, to the television.
Two decoders can be connected to
the television via the V.TAPE and AV
sockets*. If your setup also includes
a BeoCord V 8000, you should
connect the primary decoder to
BeoCord V 8000.
Make sure that all connected
equipment is registered in the
CONNECTIONS menu. For further
information, refer to the chapter
Register additional video equipment
or the chapter ‘Socket panels’ on
page 45 in the printed Guide.
Disconnect all involved systems from the
mains before you connect external
equipment.
> Connect the cable from the external aerial to
the socket marked TV on the television.
> Connect the primary decoder to the 21-pin
V.TAPE socket on the television’s socket panel.
> If you have a second decoder, then connect it to
the AV socket.
If you wish to connect an RF decoder, remember
to connect the external aerial cable to the decoder
input socket and then forward the signal or cable
to the television’s aerial socket (marked ‘TV’).
If your television is equipped with the optional
Master Link module, connect your decoder to the
V.TAPE socket.
Tuned programs and decoder detection
In most cases, a connected decoder is registered
automatically during tuning. The decoder should
automatically detect those programs which require
decoding. However, if this is not the case, then
adjust the setting via the MANUAL TUNING menu
for the program in question. Please refer to the
section entitled ‘Adjust tuned TV programs’ in the
chapter ‘Edit tuned TV programs’ on page 30 in
the printed Guide.
*Note: If both sockets are occupied, you can make
further connections by connecting an Expander
box to the AV socket. For further information
about how to register a connected Expander box,
refer to the chapter Register additional video
equipment .
BeoVision 6 Primary decoder
Secondary decoder