Audio Connections - Philips HC8372 Manual Del Usario

XP SBC HC 8372/00-1
Installation

Audio Connections

Option 1 (figure 2)
Connecting the FM transmitter to a
headphone output of an audio
source
1 Connect the 3.5mm stereo plug of the
stereo audio cable to the headphone
output of an audio source, such as TV, HiFi
or PC.
– In case your audio source has a 6.3 mm
headphone output, use the supplied
3.5 mm to 6.3 mm stereo adapter plug.
2 Switch on your audio source and carefully
increase the volume of the audio source.
The red power indication LED of the
transmitter lights up if receiving an audio
signal.
3 Select one of the 2 channels for best
reception.We advise you to select
channel 1 as a first option.
Option 2 (figure 3)
Connecting the FM transmitter to a
line output of an audio source, e.g.
REC OUT, LINE OUT.
1 Connect the 3.5 mm stereo plug of the
stereo audio cable (15 cm) to the FM
transmitter's 3.5 mm headphone input.
Hearing Safety! Continuous use at a high volume may permanently
damage your hearing.
6
25-06-2001 18:11 Pagina 6
Audio Connections
2 Connect the 2 RCA plugs of the stereo
audio cable to a line output (REC OUT or
LINE OUT) of an audio source, e.g.TV, HiFi
or PC:
– Check if the red RCA plug (right
channel) is connected to the right
channel (red) of the audio source.
– Check if the white RCA plug (left
channel) is connected to the left channel
(white) of the audio source.
3 Switch on your audio source.The red
power indication LED of the transmitter
lights up if receiving an audio signal.
4 In case the line output of the audio source
has an adjustable output level, adjust the
line output level of the audio source to the
highest acceptable undistorted level.
5 Select one of the 2 channels for best
reception.We advise you to select
channel 1 as a first option.
Basic operation
When the FM transmitter is connected to a
headphone output of an audio source.
1 Switch on your audio source and carefully
increase the volume of the audio source.
The red power indication LED of the
transmitter lights up if receiving an audio
signal.