Basic connections
∫ AV devices
(DVD Recorder / Blu-ray Recorder, Set top box, etc.)
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For details, refer to [eHELP] (Search by Purpose >
Watching > Basic > Basic connection).
∫ Aerial
(For viewing digital / analogue broadcasts)
TV
RF cable
Aerial
Keep RF (aerial) cable away from the mains lead to
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avoid and minimise mains interference pickup.
Do not place the RF cable under the TV.
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An aerial, correct cable (75 Ω 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.
Your local Television Service Centre or dealer may be
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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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∫ Mains lead
Mains lead
Cable tie (Bundled the mains lead)
To loosen:
Keep pushing the knob
Knob
To remove from the TV:
Snaps
Keep pushing both side snaps
∫ Satellite dish
To ensure your satellite dish is correctly installed,
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please consult your local dealer. Also consult the
received satellite broadcasting companies for details.
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For details, refer to [eHELP] (Search by Purpose >
Watching > Basic > Basic connection).
∫ Network
A broadband network environment is required to be able
to use internet services.
If you do not have any broadband network services,
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please consult your retailer for assistance.
Prepare the internet environment for wired connection
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or wireless connection.
Setup of the network connection will start when first
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using the TV.
(p. 22)
For details, refer to [eHELP] (Search by Purpose >
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Network > Network connections).
AC 220-240 V
50 / 60 Hz