Sony TV & Home A/V Connection Manual page 4

3. Connect a composite video cable to:
a. MONITOR OUT jack on the A/V receiver
b. VIDEO input jack on the TV
Notes:
If your equipment has S-Video jacks, use this connection instead of the yellow
composite cable. The S-Video connection provides a higher-quality video image.
Connect the red and white audio cables or a digital audio cable for the sound.
Follow the instructions supplied with your A/V receiver to connect and test your
speakers.
1. Turn on the TV.
2. Turn on the set-top box.
3. Turn on the A/V receiver.
4. Tune the TV to the video input to which the A/V receiver is connected, for example,
VIDEO 1.
5. Select the line input on the A/V receiver to which the set-top box is connected, for
example, TV/SAT.
If there is picture on the TV and sound from your speakers, you have connected the
equipment correctly.
Watch TV
1. Turn on the TV.
2. Turn on the set-top box.
3. Turn on the A/V receiver.
4. Tune the TV to the video input to which the A/V receiver is connected, for example,
VIDEO 1.
5. Select the line input on the A/V receiver to which the set-top box is connected, for
example, TV/SAT.
6. Tune the set-top box to the desired channel.
The input jacks on an A/V receiver, with the exception of the PHONO IN jack, are
interchangeable, for example, you may connect a CD player into an input marked MiniDisc.
If you are connecting a turntable and the volume is low, the turntable may not have a built in
pre-amplifier. Use the PHONO IN jack on the A/V receiver if one is available. Do not connect
other devices to this jack.
The connection instructions are the same for all audio devices. Repeat the connection
instructions for each of your audio devices.
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