The following references (
a b c
etc.) relate to the illustration on the previous page 10.
4.1 Mains power connection
The digital receiver should only be connected to the mains power supply once you have
finished making all the connections to the various other components. This will prevent
damage to the digital receiver or other components.
a
Once you have made all the other connections in accordance with the following
sections, use the mains adapter supplied to connect the receiver to a
230 V/50-60 Hz
mains power outlet.
4.2 External unit
b
Use a suitable co-axial cable to connect the
LNB input
on the digital receiver to your
external unit.
4.3 Connecting to a TV
c
Connect the receiver (
HDMI output
) and TV (HDMI input) via an HDMI cable.
If your TV is equipped appropriately, it will automatically switch to the HDMI input when
the digital receiver is switched on.
Alternatively:
d
Connect the receiver (
TV SCART socket
) and the TV (SCART socket) via a SCART
cable.
If your TV is equipped appropriately, it will automatically switch to AV - and hence
satellite mode - when the digital receiver is switched on. It may be necessary to adjust
the signal type on your TV.
4.4 Hi-fi / surround amplifier
To achieve the best possible sound quality, you can connect your digital receiver to a hi-fi/
surround amplifier.
4.4.1 Digital
e
If your amplifier has an appropriate electrical or optical input, connect the
electrical
AUDIO OUT DIGITAL
socket to the electrical or optical input on your amplifier.
Depending on the signal provided by each broadcaster, sampling rates of 32, 44.1 and
48 kHz are available.
In addition, where broadcast, the Dolby Digital signal is also available.
4.4.2 Analogue
f
Use a suitable cable to connect the cinch sockets
Audio R
and
Audio L
on the digital
receiver to an input on your hi-fi amplifier
(e.g. CD or AUX; note that the phono input is not suitable!).
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