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Basic connections
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Mains lead
Mains lead
Insert the mains plug firmly into place.
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When disconnecting the mains lead, be absolutely
sure to disconnect the mains plug from the mains
socket first.
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Aerial
TV
RF cable
Aerial
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For Digital TV, Analogue TV
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Keep RF (aerial) cable away from the mains lead to
avoid and minimise mains interference pickup.
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Do not place the RF cable under the TV.
An aerial, correct cable (75 coaxial) and correct
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terminating plug are required to obtain optimum
quality picture and sound.
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If a communal aerial system is used, you may require
the correct connection cable and plug between the
wall aerial socket and the TV.
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Your local Television Service Centre or dealer may
be able to assist you in obtaining the correct aerial
system for your particular area and the accessories
required.
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Any matters regarding aerial installation, upgrading
of existing systems or accessories required, and
the costs incurred, are the responsibility of you, the
customer.
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If the aerial is placed in the wrong location,
interference might happen.
AC 220-240 V
50 / 60 Hz
AV devices
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DVD Recorder / VCR
TV
RF cable
HDMI cable
DVD Recorder / VCR
Aerial
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Set top box
TV
HDMI cable
Set top box
Connections to HDR compatible
equipment
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Supporting HDR does not increase the peak
brightness capabilities of the TV panel.
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The ability to send a non 4K HDR signal via HDMI
depends fully on the playback device.
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The majority of 4K Blu-ray discs require HDCP2.2 on
TV to play back HDR, whereas the HDMI input on this
TV support only HDCP1.4; accordingly not all HDR
contents are guaranteed to be enjoyed on the TV.
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