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Teufel
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decoderstation 3
Connection
The decoderstation 3 is perfect for combining
with a total of three appliances, via a digital
audio output. You can connect this appliance
via its digital output using the required cable
to the appropriate coaxial / optical input of the
decoderstation 3.
In addition to the coaxial and optical input on
the rear of the decoder, there is an additional
optical input on the front of the decoder. The
decoder automatically recognises the signal
transferred via the digital input, decodes the
data flow and changes it into a stereo or multi-
channel signal.
Connection to one of the two optical digital
inputs.
E.g. sound cards with digital output, CD player,
DVD player / recorder, sat. receiver and games
console.
Use an optical digital cable (Toslink) to con-
nect appliances with optical digital output. The
decoderstation 3 comes with a cable of this
type. Before connecting the optical digital cable
you must first remove the protective cap of the
optical fibre on the cable and on the connection
jacks.
Connection to the coaxial digital input.
Use a cinch cable for connecting appliances with
coaxial digital output. The mono cinch cable
supplied by Teufel as an attachment is perfectly
suited to this. Connection is also possible using
stereo cinch cables. Care should be taken to
ensure that the coaxial digital connection only
requires a single connection and therefore only
one channel of the stereo cable is used, while the
other channel remains free.
3 analogue signal sources can also be connected.
Connection of signal sources with analogue
outputs.
E.g. stereo sound cards, MP3 player, TV set, CD
player and video recorder.
In addition to the digital inputs, the decodersta-
tion 3 also has a total of three analogue inputs.
These can be used with the analogue appliances
of your choice. Either a stereo cinch cable or a
3.5mm mini-jack-Y adapter cable is required per
appliance (e.g. for connecting to the PC sound
card).
When connecting the
appliances, please note
the relevant information
in the handbooks for the
components used.
