Hello, I'm hoping someone can resolve a problem I'm having.
I own an older Denon AVR-2800 amp. It has not been used for a number of years because of a lack of space for a home theater. I now have the space and plan on setting my system back up, so I went to test the amp. I connected my DVD player though the coaxial cable jack on the back of the amplifier, and used the DTS track from the original Jurassic Park. The amp has an area on the front where it says signal, underneath that there are three sections, Lock, Digital, and DTS. If the amplifier receives a digital signal the Lock section will shine a little red light, as it did. One of the other two sections should be lit as well depending on the type of audio track selected. So I should have had the Lock and DTS lights activated for I had selected the DTS track on the DVD. Also the front panel should have displayed DTS, instead it only showed Dolby Pro Logic. I did set the amp to Auto, in order to automatically detect the signal, and I made sure the digital DVD input was selected to coaxial in the setup menu.
If someone could help it would be much appreciated. Thank you.
I own an older Denon AVR-2800 amp. It has not been used for a number of years because of a lack of space for a home theater. I now have the space and plan on setting my system back up, so I went to test the amp. I connected my DVD player though the coaxial cable jack on the back of the amplifier, and used the DTS track from the original Jurassic Park. The amp has an area on the front where it says signal, underneath that there are three sections, Lock, Digital, and DTS. If the amplifier receives a digital signal the Lock section will shine a little red light, as it did. One of the other two sections should be lit as well depending on the type of audio track selected. So I should have had the Lock and DTS lights activated for I had selected the DTS track on the DVD. Also the front panel should have displayed DTS, instead it only showed Dolby Pro Logic. I did set the amp to Auto, in order to automatically detect the signal, and I made sure the digital DVD input was selected to coaxial in the setup menu.
If someone could help it would be much appreciated. Thank you.