Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 7, Справочник

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L-IN, R-IN (AV )
Right and left line input.
VIDEO IN (AV )
For connection of a video signal.
Y – Pb – Pr (AV 2 – AV )
For connection of a video signal from an external
source such as an HDTV source. Can be used in
conjunction with an AV socket – or a digital audio
socket.
SPDIF (AV 1 – AV , AV )
Digital audio input socket for connection of
external equipment.
TTL
Only for use in Hotel setups.
RS232
Only for use in Hotel setups.
PUC 1+2
For connection of external IR transmitter used in
connection with Home cinema setups.
IR IN
For connection of an extra IR-receiver when the
television is set up with a projector – enabling
remote control operation of the television if the
television’s own receiver is concealed.
STAND
For connection of a motorised stand.
MASTER LINK
Socket for connection of a compatible Bang &
Olufsen audio or video system. The socket is also
used for BeoLink distribution of sound and picture
throughout the house.
DTV DATA
For future use.
CINEMA CONTROL
For connection of a Home Automation system.
VGA IN
Socket for connection of a High Definition video
source or a PC. Supported formats are VGA,
0 Hz, 0 × 0, × 0, 102 × 7,
00 × 00, 102 × 7, 1 × 7 and
120 × 720.
ANT 1
Aerial input socket from your external analogue
aerial or cable TV network.
ANT 2
Aerial input socket for your digital terrestrial
television tuner. For connection of a DVB-T
module (1V= 0 mA).
ANT 3
Aerial input socket from your satellite dish. For
connection of a DVB-S module (1/1V= 00 mA).
LINK TV OUT
Aerial output socket for distribution of video
signals to other rooms.
CENTRE 1
For connection of a centre speaker such as
BeoLab 7. For further information about
connecting speakers, refer to the speaker’s own
Guide.
POWER LINK 1–6
These sockets are used for connecting the external
speakers in a surround sound setup.
1(SUB)
Socket used for connecting up to two Bang &
Olufsen subwoofers. A cable splitter for such
connections is available from your Bang & Olufsen
retailer.
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Connection to the mains.
There are some restrictions as to the types of
equipment that can be connected to the sockets.
These restrictions are described below.
– Video recorders can only be connected to the
AV1 or AV2 sockets, as these are the only
sockets for video output. Connect your primary
recorder to the AV1 socket, and the secondary
recorder to the AV2 socket.
– Equipment with VGA output can only be
connected and registered to the AV or AV
sockets.
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