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1. Connect the composite video output of a DVD/CD player to the
Disc 1 C-VID In Jack on the AVR rear panel.
2. Connect the S-Video output of a DVD/CD player to the
Disc 1
S-VID In Jack
on the AVR rear panel.
3. Connect the component (Y/Pb/Pr) Outputs of a DVD/CD player to
the
Disc 1 Component Video Jacks on the AVR rear panel.
SPF (Power Management – Optional) – Disc 1
NOTE: An SPF (Source Power Flag) should be used on any device
that does not have discrete IR On/Off codes. Either composite video
or coaxial digital audio can be sensed. All SPF modules can be daisy-
chained together for power from a single SPF/PS power supply and
must be powered to work. See the
SPF Features section.
Composite Video
1. Connect the composite video output of a DVD/CD player to the
Signal Input Jack on a SPF.
2. Connect the
Signal Output Jack on the SPF to the Disc 1
C-VID In Jack
on the AVR rear panel.
3. Connect the 3.5mm mini plug pigtail to the
Disc 1 SPF In Jack
on the AVR rear panel.
4. If using one SPF, connect the
Power Input to an Audioaccess
SPF/PS power supply. If using multiple SPFs, connect the
Power
Input
to the Power Pass-Through on the previous SPF
using the included 2.1mm jumper wire.
Coaxial Digital Audio
1. Connect the coaxial digital output of a DVD/CD player to the
Signal Input Jack on a SPF.
2. Connect the
Signal Output Jack on the SPF to the Coaxial
1 Jack
on the AVR rear panel.
3. Connect the 3.5mm
Mini plug Pigtail to the Disc 1 SPF In
Jack
on the AVR rear panel.
4. If using one SPF, connect the power input to an Audioaccess
SPF/PS power supply. If using multiple SPFs, connect the
Power
Input
to the Power Pass-Through on the previous
SPF using the included 2.1mm jumper wire.
DVD Changer Status – Disc 1
NOTE: This connection will provide disc, track and track time
information from Sony ES DVD changers. This information is
displayed on KP21 keypads in multiroom applications.
Connect the RS-232 port on a Sony ES DVD changer to the
Disc 1
DVD Changer Interface Terminal
on the AVR rear panel.
Disc 2
Same as Disc 1 above, except:
1. Use
Disc 2 connections for analog audio and video.
2. Use
Coaxial 2 for digital audio.
3. Use
Disc 2 SPF In for optional power management.
4. Use
Disc 2 DVD Changer Interface for DVD Changer 2 status.
Installing AVR21EN and Source Components
After unpacking the unit, locating it in a place with adequate
ventilation, and placing it on a solid surface capable of supporting
its weight, you will need to make the connections to your audio
and video equipment.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For your personal safety and to avoid possible
damage to your equipment and speakers, it is always a good
practice to turn off and unplug the AVR and ALL source equip-
ment from AC outlets before making any audio or video system
connections.
AVR21EN Connections
Source Connections
We recommend that you use high-quality interconnect cables
when making connections to source equipment and recorders,
to preserve the integrity of the audio/video signals.
NOTE 1: The analog audio video connections provided are system
defaults for source audio/video signal inputs when a source is
selected.
NOTE 2: The digital audio connections provided are system
defaults for source digital audio inputs. The digital audio inputs
may be reassigned in MAIN ROOM SETUP/SOURCES.
NOTE 3: The device connection recommendations shown enable
you to take advantage of the device types preprogrammed for
each input on the remote control. However, if you choose to
connect a different type of device, you may also “learn” the
codes for most remotes into the AVR’s remote library or
some buttons on the remote by following the instructions in
Remote Control Setup/Learn Code and Programming the
AVR21ENR1/Learning Commands.
Disc 1
Audio – Disc 1
1. Connect the L&R line-level audio outputs of a DVD/CD player
to the
Disc 1 L&R In jacks on the AVR rear panel.
2. Connect the Coaxial Digital Out of a DVD/CD player to the
Coaxial 1 jack on the AVR rear panel.
Video – Disc 1
NOTE 1: It is not necessary to connect both composite and
S-video. It is necessary to have a composite video connection to
distribute video to the AVH21 hubs in multiroom applications.
The
Video Source Outputs (multiroom video out) cannot
accept component inputs, nor are component inputs down-
converted for use with these outputs.
NOTE 2: Video will default to the highest quality signal available.
NOTE 3: When a source is connected to the AVR21EN via
component video connections, it is also necessary to connect the
composite and/or S-video outputs of the source device to the
AVR21EN, if you wish to take advantage of the record outputs.
The record outputs cannot accept component inputs, nor are
component inputs down-converted for use with these outputs.
Main Room Installation and Setup
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