User manual PHILIPS HIFI RECEIVER MX3600D37

[. . . ] · Connect the Subwoofer speaker AUDIO INPUT jack to the WOOFER LINE OUT jack on the receiver. Use the supplied black cable with RCA connectors on each end. R 1a CLAS S 1 SL SR LASER PRODUCT HELPFUL HINTS Your TV capability determines which type of video connection you can make with the DVD Receiver. If your TV only has a single Antenna In jack, you will need an accessory RF Modulator to view DVD playback on your TV. The RF Modulator converts the video from the Receiver so it can play through the TV's Antenna connector. [. . . ] See your electronics retailer or contact Philips for details on RF Modulator availability. If you use an RF modulator, set the TV to channel 3 or 4. Set the RF modulator's 3/4 switch to the same channel. ANTENNA IN Y 2 Y CAUTIO N AVIS:RISQU CHOC ELECTRIQUE-NE OUVRI E DE PAS R Pr/Cr Pb/Cb 1 75 Rear of Receiver 2 VIDEO CONNECTION x1 Subwoofer · Connect the yellow VIDEO OUT jack on the Receiver to the matching VIDEO IN jack on the TV. Rear Speaker (Surround Right) Rear Speaker (Surround Left) OPTIONAL TV Audio Connection In order to listen to normal TV broadcast channels through the Home Cinema Surround Receiver (if your TV has AUDIO OUT jacks) you must make an audio connection. The Receiver will use all surround sound speakers only if the TV broadcast is in a surround sound format (Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Pro Logic). If the broadcast is in stereo only, some of the surround speakers will not be active. · Connect the red and white pair of audio cables from the TV AUDIO IN (Left & Right) jacks on the Receiver to the AUDIO OUT (Left & Right) jacks on the TV. NOTE: When listening to TV programs, the Receiver must be set to the AUX mode for the sound to be heard. RF coaxial cable to TV Back of RF Modulator (example only) ANT IN TO TV VIDEO IN AUDIO R IN L 1c Note: You must turn on the power switch on the front of Subwoofer when in operation. 1b + - + - CH3 CH4 Connecting Speaker Cable Antenna or Cable TV Signal . 0 (1247" mm ) PU SH IN Audio/Video cables from DVD Receiver If your TV has S-Video or Component (PB PR Y) jacks you can connect the receiver using one of these for a higher quality connection. Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y S-VIDEO IN PUSH DOWN a b c Y Flip the page to start DVD playback and arrange the surround speakers. Quick Use Guide Surround Sound Speaker Setup Front Speaker (Left) Subwoofer Center Speaker Above TV Front Speaker (Right) DVD VIDEO DIGITAL SURROUND SYSTEM STANDBY-ON PLAY·PAUSE STOP PROGRAM BASS PREV NEXT SURROUND TREBLE OPEN·CLOSE SOURCE VOLUME (Do not us on the T e CH. 3 or 4 V DVD Re with your ceiver. ) AV IN * Playing a DVD T VIEWING AREA o play a DVD movie using the DVD Receiver, follow these steps: 1 Rear Speaker (Left Surround) Rear Speaker (Right Surround) Press STANDBY ON on the front of the Receiver to turn on the power. You also can turn on the Receiver using the DISC button on the remote control (only if the STANDBY·ON button on the front of the Receiver is depressed). To stop playing the Disc, press the STOP C button. If you only have a single antenna jack on the TV, you will need an RF modulator to connect the Receiver to your TV. The RF Modulator converts the Video from the Receiver so it can play through the TV's Antenna connector. When using an RF Modulator, you view DVD playback on TV channel 3 or 4 (like a VCR). RF coaxial cable to TV Back of RF Modulator (example only) ANT IN TO TV VIDEO IN AUDIO R IN L CH3 CH4 Antenna or Cable TV Signal Audio/Video cables from DVD Receiver PLACING SPEAKERS 1 2 3 4 Place the Front Left and Right speakers at equal distances from the TV. Turn the speakers to an approximate 45 degree angle from the listening position. Place the Center speaker above (or below) the TV to localize the center channel sound. Place the Surround speakers at normal listening ear level, facing each other or mounted on the wall. Place the Subwoofer on the floor near the TV. NOTES: · To avoid magnetic interference, do not position the Front speakers too close to your TV. [. . . ] Place the Subwoofer on the floor near the TV. NOTES: · To avoid magnetic interference, do not position the Front speakers too close to your TV. · If the Rear Surround speakers are installed farther away from the listening position than the front and center speakers, it will weaken the Surround effect. [. . . ]