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CHAPTER 2 - CONNECTIONS 11
Connecting to a Stereo TV
Choose one of three meth-
ods—Composite, S-Video, or
Component—to connect the
DVS to your stereo television.
All 3 methods use the same
audio connections. Always
turn off the DVS3100/3000
system, TV, and other compo-
nents before you connect or
disconnect any cables.
TELEVISION
DVS3100/3000
VIDEO INAUDIO IN S-VIDEO IN COMPONENT VIDEO IN
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Audio Connection
Connect the audio/video cables from Audio Out
(R1/L1 or R2/L2) on the back of the DVS3100/3000
to the Audio In jacks on your stereo television.
Composite Video
Composite is the best connection for DVD, VCR
and TV/AUX viewing. Connect the supplied audio/
video cable from Video Out (V1 or V2) on the back
of the unit to the Video In jack on your stereo TV.
S-Video
S-Video provides a better picture than Composite
when viewing DVD only. Connect the supplied S-
Video cable from S-Video Out on the back of the
unit to the S-Video In jack on your stereo television.
Note: To view the VCR or AUX Input, you must use
the Alternative TV Connection (see table at left).
Component Video (DVS3100 only)
Component provides the best picture when viewing
DVD only. Connect three audio/video cables from
the Component Video Out jacks on the back of the
DVS to the Component Video In jacks on your
stereo television. Note: To view the VCR or TV/Aux
Input, you must use the Alternative TV Connection
(see table at left).
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Note: On TV’s with S-Video
and/or Component Video
inputs, use two of the TV
inputs as follows: