Yes.
The HORIZON 30 Series supports Optical (TOSLINK) audio output, allowing high-quality audio output to compatible AV receivers and soundbars.
Connect using Optical (TOSLINK)
1. Connect the Optical (TOSLINK) audio output on the projector to the Optical (TOSLINK) port on your AV receiver.
2. Press the Settings button on the remote to open Quick Settings, then select All Settings.
3. Go to: Display & Sound > Audio Output.
4. Set Audio Output Device to SPDIF.
5. Configure Digital Output as needed:
- Auto: Automatically selects the optimal output format based on the capabilities of the connected device.
- Bypass: Outputs the signal in its original compressed form without decoding it. By decoding the signal using an external amplifier or similar device, you can enjoy surround sound formats such as Dolby or DTS.
- PCM: Converts audio into uncompressed digital audio for output. This format offers the highest compatibility and can be played back on a wide range of devices.
- Dolby Digital Plus: Outputs audio in the Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC-3) format. It is more efficient than standard Dolby Digital and allows for higher-quality transmission.
- Dolby Digital: Outputs audio as compressed surround sound in the Dolby Digital (AC-3) format.
- MAT: A method for transmitting Dolby audio via HDMI. It transmits signals by adding metadata to a PCM stream.
6. On your AV receiver, ensure the input source is set to receive audio via Optical.
Notes
- Use a standard square TOSLINK connector.
- When the Audio Output Device is set to Auto or SPDIF, the projector's Optical (TOSLINK) port will emit a red light.
The HORIZON 30 Series supports Optical (TOSLINK) audio output, allowing high-quality audio output to compatible AV receivers and soundbars.
Connect using Optical (TOSLINK)
1. Connect the Optical (TOSLINK) audio output on the projector to the Optical (TOSLINK) port on your AV receiver.
2. Press the Settings button on the remote to open Quick Settings, then select All Settings.
3. Go to: Display & Sound > Audio Output.
4. Set Audio Output Device to SPDIF.
5. Configure Digital Output as needed:
- Auto: Automatically selects the optimal output format based on the capabilities of the connected device.
- Bypass: Outputs the signal in its original compressed form without decoding it. By decoding the signal using an external amplifier or similar device, you can enjoy surround sound formats such as Dolby or DTS.
- PCM: Converts audio into uncompressed digital audio for output. This format offers the highest compatibility and can be played back on a wide range of devices.
- Dolby Digital Plus: Outputs audio in the Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC-3) format. It is more efficient than standard Dolby Digital and allows for higher-quality transmission.
- Dolby Digital: Outputs audio as compressed surround sound in the Dolby Digital (AC-3) format.
- MAT: A method for transmitting Dolby audio via HDMI. It transmits signals by adding metadata to a PCM stream.
6. On your AV receiver, ensure the input source is set to receive audio via Optical.
Notes
- Use a standard square TOSLINK connector.
- When the Audio Output Device is set to Auto or SPDIF, the projector's Optical (TOSLINK) port will emit a red light.