DK Digital AVR-500, Owner'S Manual, Page: 13 / 28

In brief:
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Signals reaching the receiver via a video input can only reach the TV via the output
“Video-Monitor-Out”.
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Signals reaching the receiver via a S-Video input can only reach the TV via the output
“S-Video-Monitor-Out”.
Tip:
When purchasing your AV-receiver, you watched out for quality. Do the same when
selecting your speaker and audio cables. Cross-section and conducting material play an
important role when it comes to music pleasure.
Analogue and digital connections
Many video components have analogue and digital outputs (e.g. DVD-players). We
recommend you to select the digital connection if possible, as only then can you enjoy DTS
and Dolby Digital Surround. With an analogue connection, your receiver can only operate in
the operation modes DOLBY PRO LOGIC II, MUSIC,
THEATER, HALL or 5 Stereo.
We have provided your receiver with connections of both
digital formats (coaxial and optical). These inputs are
named COAXIAL DIGITAL INPUT and OPTICAL DIGITAL
INPUT. If your video devices have coaxial and/or optical
digital outputs, connect them here.
Tip:
As a protection against dust, there is a cap on the optical
digital input. If you want to use the connection, remove the cap carefully. Keep it thoroughly
so that you can put it on again if you remove the optical cable from this connection again.
Audio connections
In addition to the digital inputs, your AV-receiver has
analogue audio inputs as well: AUX / VIDEO 1 / VIDEO 2 /
DVD. Here, you connect the analogue audio outputs of
your audio and video devices via RCA cable. In order to
connect an audiotape or cassette device, please use the
TAPE terminals. For a better overview and in order not to
interchange the stereo channels you should always
connect the white plug of the cinch cable with the white socket (left channel) and the red
plug with the red socket (right channel).
Tips:
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We want to emphasis that the digital inputs of your AV-receiver can also be used for
connecting pure audio devices.
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Please plug the connector firmly in the socket so that a reliable contact is established.
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