Accessories 2008/09 - Hama

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Contents CABLES & ADAPTERS AV ELECTRONICS SAT TECHNOLOGY TV/ANTENNA AUDIO/HIFI HOME CINEMA MEDIA STORAGE CLEANING & CARE Digital AV Cables 4 Audio Cables (analogue) 18 Video Cables (analogue) 39 AV Cables (analogue) 48 HomeTheatre 59 Radio Systems 93 Switchers 95 Converters 100 Distribution Amplifiers 102 Preamplifiers 104 SAT Cables 106 SAT Adapters 110 Plugs & Mounting 112 Sockets 116 Component Parts 118 Antenna Cables 136 Antenna Adapters 142 Plugs & Mounting 145 Distributors 148 Distribution Amplifiers 150 Headphones 161 Ear Pads 170 Koss 171 Grundig 177 Loudspeakers 181 HiFi/TV Furniture 185 Wall Brackets/Ceiling Mounts 195 Sanus 208 Projection 219 Remote Controls 227 Systems & Towers 234 Racks & Boxes 239 Player Bags 246 Wallets 247 Cases 260 LCD/Plasma/TV 277 CD/DVD 283 Mini-DV/Video 286 MC/LP 287 Cables on Reels 70 Cable Organization 80 Audio Level Limiter 105 Multi-Switches 121 LNBs 123 Dishes 128 Brackets 130 Installation Aids 135 Sockets 152 Component Parts 154 Antennae 155 Microphones 183 aha: 262 Car Organizers 263 Jewel Cases/Sleeves 267 CD/DVD Markers 274 CHARGING & ENERGY Rechargeable Batteries & Batteries 288 Battery Chargers 290 POWER/ MAINS CONNECTION Power Supply Units 297 Mains Leads 302 Mains Plugs 304 Distribution Panels 310 Timers 318 September 2008 3
Overview of Cables Audio-/Videokabel Audiokabel | Videokabel | Audio-/Videokabel | HomeTheatre | Rollenware CABLES & ADAPTERS OVERVIEW OF CALBES Digital connections The digital video signals are transmitted via very different types of connection. Using the appropriate Hama cables and adapters allows you to connect even the most diverse jacks together and to make the proper cable connection. Firewire/IEEE 1394/iLink/Iynx* connection 4-, 6- or 9-pin models Digital video interface for quickly transmitting digital video data to a PC. Data transfer with up to 400 Mbit/s. * diverse names according to the manufacturer Max. cable length: approx. 4.5 m Data transfer with 1394a: max. 400 Mbit/s Data transfer with 1394b: max. 800 Mbit/s 1394b is downward compatible to 1394a USB A connection USB = Universal Serial Bus Digital universal interface which is more and more often used for transmitting digital video data to a PC. Data transfer with up to 480 Mbit/s (USB 2.0 standard). USB A: flat design, it is always on the computer side (upstream) DVI D-Single Link connection (18+1): D for digital Only suitable for digital signal connections. The Single Link model offers a TDMS Link with 3 data channels. Sufficient for a HDTV connection with an interlaced resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels with 50 Hz picture frequency. DVI D-Dual Link connection (24+1): Only suitable for digital signal connections. Dual Link offers two TDMS with 6 data channels. Socket which is most frequently used. However, it does not always have to be fully assigned in a device! USB B connection Almost square in shape, it is reserved for peripherals (camera, scanner etc.) (downstream) DVI I-Single Link connection (18+5): I for integrated (digital and analogue) For digital Single Link connections and for analogue VGA connections. HDMI connection High Definition Multimedia Interface The data is put out with HDCP copy protection. The “large” type A connection is standard, the type C (mini) connection is also an option. Thanks to its high bandwidth, data transfer rates up to 10.2 Gbit/s, HDMI can transfer all digital formats which one knows today: - Up until now, only compressed formats such as Dolby Digital or DTS (Digital Theatre Systems) could be transferred, this is now also possible when it comes to the uncompressed formats Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD. - Video data with bandwidths of 360 MHz. HDTV also shows no loss of quality. Apart from audio and video data, monitor control and remote control signals are also transferred via HDMI – this is also the case when it comes to DVI. M1DA or P&D connection 111-DA: assignment: digital & analogue 111-D: assignment: digital 111-A: assignment: analogue M1DA = Multimedia 1 Display Adapter P&D = Plug & Display The connection integrates a DVI interface with integrated USB connection. Via the USB connection, remote control signals e.g. can be transmitted from a beamer to a PC or software updates to a beamer. DVI I-Dual Link connection (24+5): For digital Dual Link connections and for analogue VGA connections. Digital NF signal connections: ODT/Toslink Plug ODT/Toslink Socket Connection for digital audio signals using optical fibre cables. The transmission of multi-channel surround sound only requires one connection, while the transmission of analogue sound requires 5 cinch connections or more cable. Since the signals are transmitted optically, the devices are electrically decoupled. ODT 3.5 mm plug; MiniToslink Similar to ODT with a smaller plug design. Using a special jack, optical or electrical signals can be transmitted with portable devices, for example, MP3 players. A 3.5 mm jack coupler can then be used as an electrical socket via a 3.5 mm universal jack plug. If a 3.5 mm ODT is connected to an ODT cable, the optical sensor in the device is used. RCA (phono) digital/RCA (phono) coaxial Connection for digital audio signals via a 75 ohm coaxial cable. Similar to the ODT, it’s also multi-channel capable. Marking: Orange 4 September 2008 = novelty = suitable accessory (not included) MB = minimum order quantity Qty = quantity
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