OREI DA41 eARC/ARC to Optical/Coaxial Audio Extractor — Dolby 5.1, DTS 5.1, LPCM 2.0

Enhance TV audio with the OREI DA41

The DA41 is designed to bridge your TV’s ARC or eARC output to dedicated digital audio gear, helping you route sound to Toslink or Coaxial connections. This compact extractor lets you pair modern TVs with traditional sound systems or soundbars that prefer a digital feed.

What it delivers

• Input: HDMI ARC or eARC; Output: Toslink (SPDIF) and Coaxial digital audio
• Supports PCM 5.1 and LPCM 2.0; compatible with Dolby 5.1 and DTS 5.1 where supported by your source
• Simple controls: power switch, LED indicator, no CEC to complicate setup
• Headphone output for private listening and a dual voltage power option with US plug plus international adapter
• Note: volume control is not handled by the TV remote; adjust on your audio device instead

Design and practical use

The DA41 offers a compact footprint that fits neatly behind a cabinet or under a wall-mounted TV. Its clean, minimal interface means you can start listening with confidence once the connections are in place.

• Rear panel provides Toslink and Coaxial outputs for versatile speaker setups
• LED status makes it easy to verify power and active connections at a glance
• Built for real-world living rooms where multiple devices share a single audio path

Setup tips and real-world scenarios

For best results, connect the TV’s HDMI ARC/eARC port to the DA41 input, then link your soundbar or speakers to Toslink or Coaxial. Use a high-quality HDMI 2.1 cable when enabling eARC on compatible TVs. The included USB power cable keeps the device ready at all times.

• Private listening via the headphone output during late movie nights
• Enhanced dialogue and cinematic effects when wired to a home theater system
• Gaming sessions benefit from precise, digitally routed audio cues

Warranty and compatibility notes: the DA41 includes a 1-year warranty. If you’re unsure whether it will work with your specific TV or audio gear, contact OREI support for guidance. It does not support Dolby AC3 or Dolby Digital Plus in some configurations, so check your source content and equipment compatibility before setup.