B&K AVP 2030 User Manual
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Tape connection
1.
Attach one end of the audio interconnect cable to the left audio output on the
Tape deck, then attach the other end to the white left TAPE IN on the AVP.
2.
Attach one end of the audio interconnect cable to the right audio output on the
Tape deck, then attach the other end to the red right TAPE IN on the AVP.
3.
Attach one end of the audio interconnect cable to the left audio input on the Tape
deck, then attach the other end to the white left TAPE OUT on the AVP.
4.
Attach one end of the audio interconnect cable to the right audio input on the
Tape deck, then attach the other end to the red right TAPE OUT on the AVP.
Digital connection
The AVP preamplifier is equipped with six coaxial digital inputs. The digital inputs will
accept either a standard PCM digital input or a digital Dolby Digital input. If you wish to
use a source that has a TOSLINK output, you must convert it to coax. If you wish to
use a laserdisc player that has a RF Dolby Digital output, you must convert it to digital
Dolby Digital.
The B & K DT-1 will do both conversions for you.
To connect a digital input to the AVP, simply connect a coax cable from the digital
output on your source (CD, DVD/VLD...etc.) to the appropriate orange digital input on
the AVP (CD, DVD/VLD...etc.).
In the SETUP menu, select digital on for the appropriate source, to enable the digital
input (CD DIGITAL ON, VLD DIGITAL ON...etc.).
To connect a digital Dolby Digital (AC-3) signal (NOT RF) to the AVP, simply connect a
coax cable from the Dolby Digital output on your source to the appropriate orange digital
input on the AVP (normally DVD/VLD). This output MUST be a digital output and NOT
RF.
In the SETUP menu, select digital on or digital AC-3, to enable the digital input. The
digital input will automatically switch to Dolby Digital if it is set to ON and a Dolby Digital
signal is present. The AVP will default back to PCM when the Dolby Digital signal stops
for more than 30 seconds. Setting the digital to AC-3 will only allow a Dolby Digital
signal to be accepted.