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CONNECTIONS
FOR YOUR TV
CONNECTION
CENTER
ON BACK OF TV
Your TV has one of the two connection
centers shown
below. Refer to the corresponding detail while reading the
following description.
The connection
center on the rear of your TV allows you to
connect the viewing source to your TV. You can choose
from a variety of audio/video
components
for your viewing
pleasure.
1. VHF-UHF/CABLE
or TV ANT (Antenna)
Use this jack for 75-ohm,
antenna-type
signal con-
nections to your TV. Attach your antenna, eable-TV
line, or other video
component
to this jack. The
input cable may come from an outdoor
or master
antenna,
cable-TV
line, cable decoder
box, or the
TV output from a VCR.
2. AUD (Audio)
IN
Audio
input from
VCR or other
video
equipment
(Disc Player).
3.VID
(Video)
IN
Video
(Base Band) input
from VCR or other video
equipment
(Disc
Player).
Gives
improved
picture
quality
over
that
obtained
through
the TV ANT
jack.
(S)
VHF-UHF/CABLE
(75
ohm Input)
@
TV
ANT
@
(75
ohm Inpuf)
VII)
IN
AUD IN
9 o
@
®
Type I Connection
Center (Select Models)
Type ii Connection Center (Select Models)
INPUT SOURCES
FOR TYPE II CONNECTION
CENTER
Two input connection areas are provided on the Type II
Connection
Center: one is marked TV ANT and the other
VID IN - AUD IN. These two inputs allow you to connect
two different "signal sources" to your TV at the same time.
The "Signal Source" refers to the item supplying the picture
and sound to your TV. The most common "signal source" is
your outdoor antenna (or master antenna) or a cable-TV
system. This type of signal is called a radio frequency (RF)
source, and is connected to the TV ANT input connector.
Another common "signal source" is the audio and video
(AN) from a VCR or video disc player. This type of signal is
called base band (basic video and audio), and is connected to
the VID IN - AUD IN connectors.
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