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Devices such as stereo receivers or televisions usually have one red and
one white audio output socket. These are usually marked as OUT, AUDIO
OUT, LINE OUT or similar.
7.2. Connecting audio devices via the optical
connection
You can connect digital amplifiers or televisions with an optical digital output to
the soundbar via the OPTICAL connection. To do this, you will need an optical
digital cable (fibre optic cable, not supplied with the soundbar, but available from
specialist retailers).
Set the output device to a medium volume level and then switch it off.
Plug the optical digital cable connector into the OPTICAL connection socket on
the soundbar.
Plug the other optical digital cable connector into the corresponding digital
output socket on your output device.
If no sound is output, switch the audio output format on your output
device to PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) mode.
7.3. Important information regarding HDMI CEC/
HDMI ARC
7.3.1. HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control)
CEC enables all devices connected via HDMI to communicate with each other. This
connection then means that you can use the remote control for your television, for
example, to adjust the volume on your device or mute it.
In order to use HDMI CEC functions, all components connected must support HDMI
CEC. The name and range of functions may vary depending on the manufacturer. To
this end, please note the information in the user manual for the device in question.
All HDMI cables that support HDMI 1.3 standard or later also support HDMI CEC.
7.3.2. HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel)
Using ARC means not only that audio signals are received via HDMI, but that these
signals can also be sent back along the same cable.
In order to use HDMI ARC functions, all components connected must support HDMI
ARC. In addition, you will need at least one "High Speed" HDMI cable (version 1.4 or
later, not supplied).
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