Operation Manual

Connection

Please ensure that all electrical components are switched off before connecting. Your AudioMaster BT 90 has three optional inputs. In principle

it is enough to connect one of these inputs to your TV and all further devices to your TV. To achieve the best possible sound we recommend that

you connect your satellite receiver, Blu-Ray or DVD player directly to the AudioMaster BT 90. The following options are possible, depending on

the type and ﬁttings of the source used:

TV – Digital input (optical)

Modern TV devices have an optical audio output (Toslink). Connect this with the input

marked “TV” on the AudioMaster BT 90. This connection guarantees optimal signal

transmission and best sound quality.

DVD – Digital input (coaxial)

To transmit the sound signal connect the digital coaxial output of your Blu-Ray or DVD

player with the jack marked “DVD” on the AudioMaster BT 90. To transmit the picture

signal your player must also be connected to the TV. The input marked “DVD” on the

AudioMaster BT 90 can be selected if your TV does not have an optical output.

AUX – Analogue input

If your TV only has an audio output marked “Pre-Out” then connect it using the

shielded stereo RCA cable plugged into the analogue input on the AudioMaster BT 90

marked “AUX”. Otherwise this input can be used to connect video recorders or game

consoles.

SUB – WIRELESS

In wireless operation the Soundbar and the subwoofer are connected via a high-end

transmission path. A frequency of 5.8 GHz guarantees robust, loss-free data transmis-

sion. Once the Soundbar has been switched on the subwoofer is activated and the radio

connection made automatically. The input selector switch of the subwoofer needs to

be set to “wireless” (factory setting). When the Soundbar is switched off, the LED on

the subwoofer starts to ﬂash red and after a minute the subwoofer also switches off.

SUB OUT – WIRED

You can use this output to connect the

wireless subwoofer of the AudioMaster BT 90

via a cable. The input selector switch on

the subwoofer needs to be set to “wired,

Power on” if you want the subwoofer to

stay permanently switched on or “wired,

Power auto” if it should switch itself on

or off with or just after the Soundbar. The

SUB OUT output is not active in the factory

setting and needs to be activated using the

remote control. See Page 36 “Extended

funct ions”.

English

SUB IN

WIRED

DIGITAL MOVIE

DVD

DVDTV

AUX