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Connecting Your TV
The tables below provide a description of the connectors on your TV to help you decide
which connectors to use for your video devices.
Connecting Your Antenna
Quality
Cable and connector
Good
Coaxial cable
Connecting Your Video Devices
Quality
Cable and connector
Description Composite
Better
S-Video
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Setting Up Your TV
Description
Coaxial (RF) cable carries the video and
audio signal from the antenna or cable
connector to your TV. The coaxial
connector is labelled TV. To locate the TV
connector see "Rear View" on page 8.
When to Use
The composite connector carries the video
signal through a single pin. If you are using
a composite video connector, you also
need to connect composite audio cables.
To locate the composite connectors, see
"Left View" on page 7 and "Rear View" on
page 8.
The S-Video connector splits the video
signal into two signals, black-and-white
and color. If you are using the S-Video
connector, you also need to connect the
audio cables. To locate the S-Video
connectors, see "Left View" on page 7 and
"Rear View" on page 8.
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