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This guide helps users effectively utilize the AV:Link Fibre Optic TOSlink Splitter, ideal for distributing audio signals from devices like TVs and Blu-ray players to multiple outputs. The splitter is easy to use and provides a reliable solution for sharing audio, though it's important to note the limitations of optical audio regarding advanced audio formats.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 128.516UK |
| Brand | AV:Link |
It is compatible with any device that has an optical (TOSlink) output, such as TVs, Blu-ray players, game consoles, and CD players. It is also compatible with devices that have an optical (TOSlink) input, such as soundbars, amplifiers, and headphones.
No, the AV:Link Fibre Optic TOSlink Splitter does not require any external power. It is a passive device.
Gold-plated tips help reduce oxidation and corrosion, ensuring faster and more reliable signal transmission, and increasing the lifespan of the device.
Connect the optical cable from your audio source (e.g., TV) to the input port on the splitter. Then, connect optical cables from the splitter's output ports to the different devices you want to use, like a soundbar or headphones.
Check all cable connections to make sure they are secure. Also check the audio settings on the source device to ensure the output is set to optical. Make sure the receiving devices are turned on and set to the correct input.
Yes, the AV:Link Fibre Optic TOSlink Splitter is compatible with Dolby Digital and DTS audio formats, provided your source and receiving devices also support these formats.
Check the optical cable connections at both ends. Ensure the devices are powered on and the input/output settings are correctly configured on your source and receiving devices. Test with different optical cables.
Inspect the optical cable connections for any bends or damage. Try a different optical cable. Ensure the source audio is of good quality.
