There seem to be two inputs on the back - one RCA and one 3.5mm - how do you get the receiver to switch between them?
221334
The receiver defaults to using the 3.5mm input. If there's something playing on that input, that's what the receiver will play. If there's nothing playing on the 3.5mm input then the receiver will use the RCA input.
221335
There is no "switch". Both the RCA and 3.5 mm stereo inputs are active at the same time. Connecting a signal to both at the same time will result in both signals being amplified.
221336
It doesn't switch. you should use one or the other. my guess is that it will blend the two signals but halve the output to each. I use the RCA with a converter to 3.5mm because it sounds better but that is probably just my unit, not a universal truth. you could split the RCA and add an external switch if you must have multiple outputs.
221337
I HAVE tested this and BOTH inputs are merged; there is no "switch" or preference to use one over the other.
1841772
If you use the L + R input on the back of the sub the unit will sum the input and create a mono signal for the amp. The sub out on the receiver is a mono signal already all you need is one RCA cable to connect to the sub. On most powered subs the one connection would be to the R input, but double check with the subs instruction info. The signal coming out of both sub outputs is mono. The second output is for hooking up second sub.
1192146
To answer this more completely, from checking the manual there is one set of inputs that can be used for either component or RCA (composite) input (red/white/yellow).
2094198
Are both subs powered, if so switch the inputs to see if the other works if not you have a bad RCA cord. Hope this helps you.
1496091
There is two input jacks on the rear of the unit, one mono 1/4 and one mini- stereo 1/8
1992622
If you have an "old" reciever that uses RCA inputs you will need a NeweR reciever that utilizs a HDMI cable. I said the same thing, then bought a newer reciver 3 years ago . hope this helps.
722303
Well the ? I have is do you have a hdmi ready cable box ? If so you have the hdmi cable go from the cable box to the hdmi "out" on the receiver and then you will need another hdmi cable to come from the hdmi IN 3 (cab/sat) and plug that into the back of the tv. It is all done with hdmi cables. This is also the only way to get the set up menu to be viewed on your tv also. This is a great receiver so I hope it works out for you. I have had it for a week and it is so much better then my last 2 onkyo's !
591034
both the line/headphone output and RCA output are in the same circuit so having something plugged into both at the same time halves the signal strength
828
if you'll use only the audio inputs of the a/v sel. switch you have (4) audio device you can plug (rca plugs) into it. it has output i and output2. just select the p/button av-i to av-4 depending on which device you want to use using the output i or 2 on your receiver audio in. i hope this helped you.
902747
Yes. Put connectors into middle RCA'S and out through switch A for TV speakers and out through switch B for the headphones. You have two inputs and one out put. Here you will reverse. Have inputs become out puts and one out put become the one input. Remember, it is just a switch.
1846611
It has rca inputs for both..chech the spec page for more details. I have had the unit for more than a year and still happy.
613295
Have you paired your source to the receiver? Have you selected the proper input-the adapter?
176060
unless the menu is any option to reverse the RCA input and output, because as we discuss ... has VGA input and VGA, RCA also has RCA input but no output
379105
Just connect a 3.5mm to RCA cable to the back of the woofer (receiver) and set the input to analog.
923713
This should certainly work. Just match the colors of the audio-in, that is stereo - (white and red rca in) with the audio-out and you can then switch between the sources
316381
The idea is that the receiver then controls everything. So when you switch inputs on the receiver, it then switches both audio and video. Otherwise you'd have to switch the receiver input, and then go switch the TV input. Of course, this only applies if you have more than one video source (eg: blu Ray player and Xbox and cable box or DVR). It really is ultra useful and only adds one HDMI cable. HOWEVER: do not buy this specific receiver. It does not handle HDMI switching well (only passes through video does not capture audio), plus the sound quality is horrible. Get a more modern and high quality one, such as a Yamaha or Denon.
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You must connect the source of the exit of the "output" to the entry of the "input" of the reicever by RCA cable or an HDMI cableand then you connect the speaker to the back of the reciever in the " center " entry