Panasonic NV-VP60 Series - Manual (Page 10)

Connections
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For the VHS/DVD OUT terminal, VHS and DVD outputs can be switched or it can be
automatically switched on to the output side that has started playing back.
The DVD OUT terminal can only output the DVD signal.
Notes:
≥When Video is switched to DVD or vice versa, the audio volume may suddenly increase
or decrease. This is because when the audio output of this unit is connected to the TV,
etc., the audio output of the DVD is generally lower.
≥When you increase the volume level to playback DVD audio, reduce it when playback is
finished.
You can enjoy the powerful movie theater and hall-like sound available with multiple channel audio found on DVDs by connecting an amplifier
and speakers.
Note:
≥Before purchasing a coaxial digital cable (not supplied), check the terminal shape of the equipment to be connected.
The output terminal common to VHS and DVD and the one exclusively for DVD
To Enjoy Sound through Other Audio Equipment
DVD-only terminal
DVD OUT
Output common to
VHS and DVD
VHS/DVD OUT
AUX IN
L
R R - AUDIO - L
(DVD) IN
VOLUME
Amplifier (Not supplied) or system component (Not supplied)
Audio cable (Not supplied)
Connect 3 or more speakers
for surround sound.
Amplifier (Not supplied)
Digital connection
Analogue connection
¬ To enjoy stereo or Dolby Pro Logic
Connect an analogue amplifier or system
component.
Change the settings in the Setup menu
(
l 33, 37).
The VHS/DVD OUT audio terminals can also be
connected.
¬ To enjoy multi-channel surround sound
Connect an amplifier with a built-in decoder or a
decoder-amplifier combination.
Change the settings in the Setup menu
(
l 33, 37).
You can only use DTS Digital Surround decoders
that are compatible with DVD.
≥Turn the “Advanced Surround” function “Off”
( l 31).
¬ To enjoy stereo or Dolby Pro Logic
Connect a digital amplifier or system component.
Change the settings in the Setup menu
(
l 33, 37).
Coaxial digital cable
(Not supplied)
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