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The following references (
a
b
c
etc.) refer to the illustration on page 8.
5.1 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
power cable supplied to connect the receiver to
230 V/50-60 Hz
mains power outlet.
5.2 Cable connection
5.2.1 Connecting the DVB receiver
b
Connect the receiver
cable input
to the cable connection socket using a suitable coaxial cable.
5.2.2 Connecting the TV
c
Connect the receiver
cable output
to the antenna input on the next device (TV, video/DVD recorder)
using a suitable coaxial cable.
5.3 Connecting to a TV
d
Connect the receiver (
HDMI output
) and TV (HDMI input) using an HDMI cable.
If your television set is appropriately equipped, this will be switched to the HDMI input automatically
when the digital receiver is switched on.
Alternatively:
e
Connect the receiver (
SCART port TV
) and TV (SCART port) using a SCART cable.
If your TV is appropriately equipped, this will be switched to AV mode automatically when the digital receiver
is switched on, and is thus switched to satellite mode. The signal type to your TV must also be adapted.
5.4 Hi-Fi / surround sound amplifier
To achieve the best possible sound quality, you can connect your digital receiver to a hi-fi / surround sound amplifier.
5.4.1 Digital
f
If y our amplifier has an appropriate electrical or optical input, connect the
electrical
or
optical
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
socket to the electrical or optical input on your amplifier.
Depending on the signal pr ovided 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 on this output.
