Toshiba Digital Media Server, Руководство для пользователя

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purple end of the IR Control cable plugs into the DMS. The two emitters on the other
end of the cable are placed in front of the IR sensor on the cable and/or satellite box.
USB.
(Universal Serial Bus.) For connecting a USB network adapter. Connecting your
DMS to a home network gives you access to additional features and eliminates the
need to connect the DMS to a phone line. (A phone line is still required for Guided
Setup.) See “Home Networks” on page 116.
Component Video Output .
(Connects to TV.) This is the Digital Media Server’s
highest quality video output. Use a Component Video cable (not supplied).
Composite A/V Output
.
(Connects to TV or VCR.) The yellow jack sends video, and
the red and white jacks send stereo audio. Use a Composite A/V cable (supplied).
Digital Audio Output.
(Connects to A/V receiver.) Use an Optical Digital Audio cable
(not supplied) to connect the DMS to a Dolby Digital compatible A/V receiver.
S-Video Output.
(Connects to TV or VCR.) If you use an S-Video cable (not supplied)
for video, you will need to connect a separate cable for audio.
S-Video Input.
(Connects to cable or satellite box.) The DMS can receive video from a
cable or satellite box with an S-Video output. Use an S-Video cable (not supplied).
Composite A/V Input.
(Connects to cable or satellite box.) The DMS can receive
audio and video from a cable or satellite box with Composite A/V output jacks.
RF In.
(Connects to cable without a box , or antenna.) Use this jack to connect cable
from the wall, or a rooftop or set-top antenna, to your DMS .
RF Out (Bypass Only).
Signals entering the DMS at the RF In jack are passed through
the DMS to this jack. No TiVo ® service functionality is available from this jack.