Aquos Link - Sharp Aquos AN-ACS1U Operation Manual

AQUOS LINK

AQUOS LINK function
■ When connecting an HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control)-enabled AQUOS TV, Blu-ray Disc player or other SHARP
product, operation of these components in the system can be linked.
■ Simply by pointing the TV remote control at the AQUOS TV, power on/switching for the AQUOS AUDIO system as well as
volume adjustment, mute, sound mode selection and other functions can be controlled.
The input source setting of the AQUOS AUDIO system is also automatically changed, in conjunction with AQUOS TV or Blu-
ray Disc player operation.
Please note that "By AQUOS AUDIO SP" mode must be selected on the AQUOS LINK MENU of the AQUOS TV for the
above functions to be available. (Only power-off control of the AQUOS AUDIO system is available regardless of this setting.)
Also note that operation and display indication may differ from the contents of this manual if the system includes later
AQUOS LINK products with new functions.
SHARP products supporting AQUOS LINK (as of XX 2007)
AQUOS TV
Blu-ray Disk player
AQUOS TV
Point towards
AQUOS TV
AQUOS TV
remote control
NOTE
• To use the AQUOS LINK functions, the AQUOS AUDIO system and AQUOS TV, Blu-ray Disc player or other components must be connected
with HDMI cable. Connect the AQUOS LINK-enabled SHARP AQUOS TV or Blu-ray Disc player directly to the AQUOS AUDIO system.
• Point the remote control of the AQUOS TV towards the AQUOS TV for operation.
The AQUOS AUDIO system, Blu-ray Disc player, or other components do not receive the remote control signals directly.
• For details, please see the manual of the respective component.
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LC-65D64U, LC-65SE94U, LC-52D64U, LC-52SE94U, LC-46D64U,
LC-46SE94U, LC-42D64U, LC-37D64U, LC-32D64U, LC-32GP3U
BD-HP20
HDMI cable (supplied)
Optical digital audio cable
(supplied)
HDMI cable
(commercially available)
(Use an HDMI certified cable.)
AQUOS AUDIO system
Blu-ray Disc player or similar
When using a commercially available HDMI cable, it is
recommended to limit cable length to 3 m (10 ft.), to ensure
stable operation and to prevent image quality degradation.
For details on connections, please see pages 14 - 15.