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Playing surround sounds
The ED-301 can decode signals from the following format sources:
• Dolby Digital encoded software (DVD video discs with the
)
• PCM format digital sounds (delivered by CD, MD or BS)
• Dolby Pro Logic format surround software (VHS stereo or VHS hi-fi
cassettes, laser discs, and DVD with the
)
Notes:
• This product cannot process 96-kHz sampling frequency digital
signals and other format digital signals such as MPEG.
• To play laser discs with the DOLBY DIGITAL logo, an AC-3RF
demodulator is required.
Automatic judgment of Dolby Digital signals
In the "OPTICAL" or "COAXIAL" input mode, the ED-301 judges the
encoding format of the input signal and, if it is found to be a Dolby
Digital format signal, automatically switches to the correct decoding
mode.
* When the decoding mode is switched, depending on the Dolby Digital
software or playing equipment, a skipped sound or noise may be caused at
an early stage of reproduction.
After playing,
always turn down the output level of the ED-301 or A/V amplifier
before turning off the unit.
To play with a player with optical digital or analog
output jacks
1
Press POWER.
2
Press INPUT-1.
The currently set input mode (ANALOG or OPTICAL) is shown.
3
While the input mode is displayed (for approximately 3 seconds),
press INPUT-1 to change the input mode.
Each time you press this button, the input mode alternates between
“ANALOG” and “OPTICAL”.
4
Start playing the software on the player.
5
Adjust the output level.
If you use one A/V amplifier...
Adjust the output level by using the amplifier’s master volume control.
If you use three power amplifiers...
Adjust the output level by using the ED-301’s VOLUME button.
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DIGITAL
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Input mode
