Pure DRX-601 series tuners - Manual (Page 6)

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Setting up
This section provides information on connecting your DRX-602ES to your hi-fi and connecting your aerial. Connector sockets are provided on the back
panel of your DRX-602ES. Before connecting other devices to your DRX-602ES, switch both devices off.
Connecting to your amplifier
To get sound from your DRX-602ES you need to connect it to your speakers via an amplifier. This may be a stand alone
unit or it may be built into your existing hi-fi system or powered speakers.
Connect the OUTPUT sockets to the Tuner-in sockets on the back of your amplifier using the supplied stereo phono cable.
Connecting to an auxiliary source
If you have an existing radio tuner, or other auxiliary device, you can connect it through your DRX-602ES to reduce
connections to your amplifier. The auxiliary device output will then be passed through the analogue outputs to your
amplifier when your DRX-602ES is switched off.
Connect the INPUT sockets to the output sockets on the back of your auxiliary device using a stereo phono cable.
Connecting to digital devices
Your DRX-602ES can provide digital audio output for connection to digital speakers, the digital input on your amplifier or
digital devices such as MiniDiscs, CD-Rs or DAT recorders.
Connect the coaxial S/PDIF or the optical S/PDIF socket to the digital-in socket on your digital device using a suitable
cable. Connecting cables are available from VideoLogic, see Accessories for details.
Connecting to an external decoder
The RDI (Receiver Data Interface) optical connector provides access to raw multiplex data. This may be used in the future
to connect to an external decoder or computer for access to extra services. These services may not currently be available
in your area.
Connecting to power supply
Once all audio connections are complete as described above connect the power lead to a wall outlet.
Connecting to your aerial
You need to connect either the supplied indoor aerial or an external DAB aerial to your DRX-602ES to receive
digital radio transmissions. For information on the different types of aerials available, see Aerial advice.
For information on how to find out about DAB coverage in your area, see Guide to Digital Radio.
1. Screw the aerial plug onto the F-type AERIAL connector.
2. For the best reception, if using the indoor aerial supplied, attach the aerial horizontally to a wall
using some adhesive tape and extend the arms on the end of the aerial wire vertically
into a ‘T’ shape on its side, as illustrated.