Nova NovaBox HD 831, Manual

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8
Warranty VOID
if Broken
or Removed
HDMI ANTENNA IN SCART
TV
CONNECTING UP
CONNECTING YOUR SET-TOP BOX
Before starting, choose a suitable position for your
set-top box, observing the ventilation requirements
set out on page 3 .
WARNING: Before you connect or disconnect
your set-top box to/from any other equipment,
make sure you disconnect all the equipment
from the mains supply.
CONNECTING TO A TV
If you have a TV with only a composite (CVBS)
video input, use AV phono leads (not supplied) to
connect your set-top box . Match the colours of the
connectors on your set-top box and leads . You also
need to connect the audio leads (not supplied) .
If you have a TV with a SCART input, use the
supplied SCART lead to connect your set-top box .
If your HD TV has HDMI inputs, you can connect
your set-top box to your TV using a standard HDMI
cable (not supplied) . This will give you the best
picture and audio quality on your TV .
For the HDMI and SCART connections, you do not
need to connect any additional audio leads . (Limited
to stereo audio only .)
If you have a TV with an ANTENNA IN (RF input), use
RF leads (not supplied) to connect your set-top box .
ALTERNATIVE AUDIO CONNECTIONS
You can connect your set-top box’s audio outputs
to your TV, but you can, instead, connect them to a
hi-fi amplifier
OR
home theatre system . This will give
better sound quality .
The best sound quality is from your set-top box’s
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT connector, but for this you will
need a 75-ohm coaxial audio cable (not supplied) .
This digital audio is compatible with Dolby Digital
audio equipment .
set-top box
Standard
HDMI cable
Home theatre system
Coaxial digital
audio lead
Video phono lead
Left and Right
audio leads
Lead from your
terrestrial aerial
RF lead
SCART lead