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PROCEDURE

1 Identify Components
• First, identify the key components of your home theater system. These typically include:
• TV or Projector: The display device.
• A/V Receiver: The central hub that connects all audio and video sources.
• Speakers: Front, center, surround, and subwoofer speakers.

• Media Players: DVD/Blu-ray players, streaming devices, gaming consoles, etc.
2 Layout the Components
• Arrange the components on paper or a digital tool to represent their physical placement in your room.
• Use symbols to represent each component (e.g., rectangles for speakers, circles for connectors).

3 Connect the Components
• Draw lines to represent the connections between components.
• Indicate the type of connection (e.g., HDMI, optical, speaker wires).
• Label each connection (e.g., “HDMI from Blu-ray to TV,” “Speaker wires from receiver to front speakers”).
4 Include Inputs and Outputs
• Show the inputs and outputs on each component (e.g., HDMI input/output, speaker terminals).

• Label them appropriately (e.g., “HDMI In,” “Front Left Speaker”).

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