Where do I connect the Digital Audio Optic Interface? Where do I connect Digital Audio Optic cable?
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You probably have discovered by now that this unit does not have optical (toslink) audio out, only digital coax (a single RCA jack that may have a yellow colored collar). Hope this helps! - Dr.Maxx
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For Audio Out you can use two types of connections 1) Analog audio out using a 3.5 mm connector and 2) Digital (Optical) using a Toslink connector
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Hi. Actually what you see are the input and output sides from the same box. The cable is fiber optic and must be connected to the device's digital output and to the "toslink" input in the box.
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We recommend you obtain an Optical to Analog adapter with a built-in Dolby Digital converter. The Optical connects the TV's optical output jack to the adapter and the adapter's red and white jacks connect to the sound bar.
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It works great and No adapter needed! Plug in the fiber optic audio cable to the unit, turn on headset with power button, double click the power button on headset until you hear "X-Box Mode" (two modes: PS and Xbox), after that your connected. Enjoy!
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pworam is right. You have to go to input mode on the TV. You will see the listing on the bottom and a picture of speakers. Select that you want the speakers to go to external. Using your digital optical audio to Home Theatre system will work(maybe even an ARC HDMI). Of course you have to set you speaker system to play AUX or Digital in.
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Which kind of digital sound are you pretending to connect it? I have a Cisco 7941, and this adaptor can be connected at back side of device... I use this adaptor to connect a headset in the other side...
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that was my experience; somewhere in the literature in fact says that if you use HDMI or Digital Optical cable, that you have to use the audio cable out as well (defeats the purpose of the HDMI or Digital Optical cable IMO), however it works well with that set-up
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A optical cable is not included with the Plantronics Righttp://press.plantronics.com/us/plantronics-rig-system-a-perfect-fit-with-sony-playstation%C2%AE-4/
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I have an older pair of RS 180 head phones that has a digital optical connection. Best way to go. Why they removed it is beyond me?
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I doubt you can plug in an optical cable - you may want to use a splitter if you wish to use more auxiliary devices. Since it's a computer multimedia speaker, it wasn't really designed for use with the PS3. What I did was plug an aux cable from the Bose to the monitor/tv that was hooked up to the PS3 via HDMI. Hope this helps!
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OK, this is the same problem I had when I attempted to call for help at JBL and they hung up on me. I am NOT a computer/electronics person and I will give the best answer I can. You need to connect the digital optical cable OUT (on the TV) to the digital cable IN on the back of the speaker. The cable is supplied with the speaker. This worked for me, no thanks to JBL.
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Approximately... Both ends are digital optical. It is also referred to as a Toslink connector.
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I had a similar set up it completely work. I have optics out of computer and out to a optical to analog speaker system
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Manual says "Optical TOSLINK digital output port. Connects to external digital decoder or digital speaker systems, Home Theater systems, AV receivers for outputting digital audio including PCM, DTS Digital, DTS, WMA-Pro, etc."
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You connect it by using and hdmi cable (best option) or a optical audio cable from your TV. If you use and HDMI cable make sure your TV has an output labeled ARS, that means that it can accept audio both ways
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This is where I ran into problems; The audio input is Optical. My TV only has Digital Coax. I had to buy an coax to optical converter to make it compatible. It was about $20 Hope this helps