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Connections
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14
HD Monitor HDMI Connections
1
Connect the "Antenna"
to
the "ANT IN"
jack
on
the unit
using
a
coaxial RF cable.
ote
There
might
be
some areas
where the
signal strength
could be
too
high.
If
so,
you may need
to connect
the
antenna to
an
attenuator.
Screw the
attenuator onto
the "ANT IN"
jack. (Refer
to
page
10.)
2
Connect the "RF OUT"
jack
on
the unit
to
the "Antenna In"
jack
on
your TV
using
a
coaxial RF cable.
(Note: Analogue
stations available
only)
3
Connect the "HDMI"
jack
on
the unit
to
the "HDMI IN for DTV"
jack
of your TV
using
HDMI
connector.
(The
Output
Selection
must
be
set to
HDMI,
refer
to
Display
Format
Setup
on
page
17.)
ote
?
1080i,
720p,
and
576p
modes
are
available
on
HDMI
outputs.
?
A HDMI-HDTV
input
is
one
that is
compliant
with EIA-861B
specifications.
Check your TV
or
monitor's
user manu-
al
to
find
out
if the TV
or
monitor's HDMI
input
is
compliant
with these
specifications.
?
Some HD Monitors
designed
for PC
applications using
HDMI may
not
work with this connection.
ANT IN
RGB OUT
SERVICE
HDMI OUT
S-VIDEO
COAXIAL
OPTICAL
RF OUT
L
Y
Pb
Pr
R
Fixed
Variable
VIDEO OUT
A U D I O O U T
YPbPr OUT
Antenna
Wall Jack Panel
OR
Antenna
L
R
AUDIO INPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
S-VIDEO
INPUT
ANTENNA
INPUT
HD
Ready
TV Connection Panel
HDTV Receiver Connection Panel
HDMI
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