Connecting To An Aerial Or Cable Television Network; Connecting A Satellite Receiver Or Decoder - Samsung SP 46L6HV Owner's Instructions Manual

Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network

To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by
the set from one of the following sources:
◆ An outdoor aerial
◆ A cable television network
◆ A satellite network
◆ An indoor aerial
1
In the first three cases, connect the aerial or network input cable to
the ANT IN jack on the rear of the television.
2
If you are using an indoor aerial, you may need to adjust its
position when tuning your television until you obtain a picture that
is both sharp and clear.
For further details, refer to:
◆
"Storing Channels Automatically" on page 18.
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"Storing Channels Manually" on page 19.
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When installing or re-installing your TV, be sure to use the
supplied coaxial antenna cable. If you connect using a different
coaxial cable, there is risk of noise or interference to the screen
image. (You must not use another general purpose cable.
Use the 3M/5M/7M cable supplied by Samsung.)

Connecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder

In order to watch television programmes broadcast via a satellite network,
you must connect a satellite receiver to the rear of TV. Also, in order to
descramble a coded transmission signal, you must connect a decoder to the
rear of TV.
◆ Using a SCART cable
Connect the receiver (or decoder) SCART cable to one of the SCART
connectors on the rear of the television.
◆ Using a coaxial cable
Connect a coaxial cable to the:
- Receiver (or Decoder) output socket.
- Television aerial input socket.
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If you wish to connect both a satellite receiver (or decoder) and
a VCR, you should connect the:
◆ Receiver (or Decoder) to the VCR
◆ VCR to the television
Otherwise, connect the receiver (or decoder) directly to the
television.
Rear of the TV
or
Cable Television
Network
Rear of the TV
Coaxial
cable
Satellite Receiver/Decoder
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SCART
cable