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Preparation
for using your new TV
Connecting
your TV
Caution:
Do not plug in the TV until you have finished
connecting
all of your equipment.
Connecting
to an antenna
To enjoy the televison
programs
transmitted
by your local TV stations,
you need an indoor or outdoor
antenna
(not supplied).
An outdoor
antenna
is necessary
for superior
picture quality.
If you are a
subscriber
of your local cable network
net, the outdoor
or indoor antenna
is not needed.
Connect the
equipment
as shown below.
Side Pane|
ANTENNASOCKET
Plug (not supplied)
COAXIAL CABLE (75£_)
Adaptor (not suppl_
the screw
TWIN-LEAD
FEEDER
(3000)
The signal comes from:
An outdoor antenna
An indoor antenna
CATV net
2.Insert the feeder in 3 Tighten the screw
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Connecting
Cable/Satellite
and A/V Equipment
To enjoy the multimedia
features,
you can connect
your TV to A/V equipment
such as VCR, DVD, Digital
Video Recorder
(DVR), Cable Set Top box, Satellite
receiver,
BluRay Camcorder,
Audio amplifiers,
etc.,
and select signal source using your remote control.
Connect
audio cables to"R
=AUDIO = L"on the rear of your set and the other ends to corresponding
audio out connectors
on the A/V device.
NOTE: 1. Headphones
are not included.
2. No sound will be heard from the
main unit speakers
whena
headphone
mini=plug
is
connected
into the headphone
jack.
Service
jack
Connector for service only (do not connect any equipment here).
Connecting component
devices (DVD/DVR)
Connect Component video and audio cables to Component inputs ("PR/CR", "PB/CB', "Y'_ on the rear of your set
and the other ends to corresponding component video out connectors on the DVR or DVD.
The Y, PB/CB and PR,/CR"connectors on your component devices (DVR or DVD) are sometimes labeled Y, B=Yand
R=Yor Y, CB and CR (Colors for inputs and cables must correspond to both devices).
NOTE: Some devices such as a DVR or DVD players require 'Component/YPBPR' signal to be set via output in the
devices settings. Please consult your device user manual for instructions.
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