User manual PHILIPS SBCHC480

[. . . ] With Dolby headphone, you can now completely indulge yourself in an overwhelming private home entertainment experience. And all this at the volume level that you personally prefer without running the risk of disturbing the neighbours or the family!To ensure you get the best performance from your digital wireless headphone system please read this manual carefully. Dolby Digital and DTS provide discrete left and right surround channels, for more precise localization of sound and a more convincing, realistic ambience. [. . . ] When connecting a DVD player to the HD1500U base station making use of the DVD player's digital output, do not upsample the DVD digital output signal higher than 48 kHz. (Audio cable most likely supplied with your SACD player) 2 Select the Stereo mode or the Dolby Pro Logic mode through the SACD player menu. Follow the instruction manual of your SACD player to get access to the TV on screen menu. This allows you to enjoy stereo audio through your SACD player. Or, with HD1500U Dolby Pro Logic II option can convert this stereo signal in to virtual 5. Some SACD players allow for audio CDs to be upsampled from 44. 1kHz/ 16bit to various higher sampling rates. When connecting SACD player to HD1500U, make sure you do not up sample the Super Audio CD digital output signal to higher than 44. 1 Function of each individual menu bar button is illuminated in yellow, above each corresponding button. 2 If no yellow indication light is on above a particular menu bar button, it means this particular processing function is not relevant to the current choice of source application. 3 Provided a processing function is an applicable option , pressing the menu bar button continuously allows user to toggle between available choices. Iv Press the `Dolby Headphone' button repeatedly will allow you to toggle between different DH rooms and the bypass mode. You have the following choices: ­ ­ ­ ­ DH1 ­ small room mode DH2 ­ large room mode DH3 ­ cinema mode Bypass ­ DH1, DH2, and DH3 green indicators are all off In case of multilingual NICAM transmissions, you should select the appropriate language in your TV's menu. `Dolby Pro Logic II' indicator light will be illuminated in yellow, indicating that Dolby Pro Logic II processing is available for use. Pressing this button repeatedly will allow you to toggle between `MUSIC', `MOVIE' and bypass modes, with the corresponding green indicator lights up. The `Dolby Pro Logic II' indication will not be illuminated, since this is not a valid option. To activate Dolby Headphone processing, press the `Dolby Headphone' button and the green indicator will be illuminated, indicating which room mode you are in. Press the `Dolby Headphone' button repeatedly will allow you to toggle between different DH rooms and the bypass mode. You have the following choices: ­ DH1 ­ small room mode ­ DH2 ­ large room mode ­ DH3 ­ cinema mode ­ Bypass ­ DH1, DH2, and DH3 green indicators are all off In case of Stereo input signal If Dolby Headphone is on, and: ­ Dolby Pro Logic II off ­ the This is indicated by , meaning that you are listening to normal stereo signal. in case of Multichannel signal ­ Dolby Headphone is activated automatically , with the illuminated. ­ Dolby Headphone off is not an option. Dolby Headphone on Dolby Headphone off Dolby Pro Logic II will automatically be switched off Dolby Headphone on Dolby Headphone off Dolby Pro Logic II will automatically be switched off 5 NIGHT mode The audio signals on a DVD movie disc have large dynamics, i. [. . . ] Check whether the output connector of your audio source is connected to the correct audio input connector of the HD1500U base station. Automatic Audio Signal Routing (AASR) The Automatic Audio Signal Routing (AASR) feature of the HD1500U base station allows for audio sources to be connected to its audio inputs and at the same time it can pass those same audio signals on to ­ for example ­ your Home Cinema receiver. This allows for permanent audio connections to be made without the need for swapping cables. Whether you want to listen to your wireless headphone or your existing speaker set-up, it no longer involves tiresome swapping of cables: the choice is yours at the flick of a switch. [. . . ]