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IB-HT395-WM-E-073003
Home Theater System + TV + DVD Player
1. Insert the COAXIAL cable (included) or OPTICAL cable (not included) into the COAXIAL or OPTICAL DIGITAL
INPUT jack on the back of your HOME THEATER SYSTEM, and into the DIGITAL (COAXIAL or OPTICAL) jack on
your DVD player, this will allow your DVDs Dolby Digital Audio sound to play through your HOME THEATER
SYSTEM.
NOTE: For a Dolby Digital recorded DVD disc, the sound will come out of all 5 speakers plus the subwoofer.
For a Stereo DVD disc (2 channel), the sound will only come out of the 2 front speakers
plus the subwoofer. This set will decode and automatically play back whatever sound system was recorded
on the DVD or audio disc. To manually change stereo (2 channel) audio to Dolby Pro Logic, press the
SURROUND button. The sound will come out of all 5 speakers plus the subwoofer.
NOTE: Make sure your DVDs AUDIO OUTPUT is set to DIGITAL.
NOTE: DTS signals can not be decoded by this set.
2. Insert the video cable into the VIDEO OUT jack on the back of your DVD player, and into the VIDEO IN jack on
the back of your HOME THEATER SYSTEM.
3. Insert the video cable into the VIDEO IN jack on your TV, and into the VIDEO OUT jack on the back of your HOME
THEATER SYSTEM.
4. Insert the AC power cord into an AC outlet.
5. Press the POWER button on the main unit (not the REMOTE) to turn on the main power of the set. Next press the
ON/STANDBY button on the REMOTE to turn the set on (or off).
6. Press the SOURCE button on the main set several times till the COAXIAL or OPTICAL indicator lights.
7. Make sure your DVD player is on and follow your DVD players instructions.
8. Go to Page 20 for detailed instructions.
NOTE: Your cable or antenna connection to your TV are not affected with this connection. Leave your antenna cable
connected to your TV as you normally would. No changes will be made to your current antenna connections.
NOTE: Some newer TV sets have
several VIDEO INPUT jacks. You
may use one of these for your
DVD player and the others for
connecting to the VIDEO OUT
jacks of the component. If your set
is older and only has a single
VIDEO INPUT jack, you may buy
a switch box to change video
signal from DVD to game, etc.
TV + DVD CONNECTIONS
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