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This ensures that you can view digital
HDTV programmes, even if they are copy-
protected (HDCP High Bandwidth Digital
Content Protection).
• Which television socket(s) you connect
your external devices to depends on the
sockets the external device is equipped
with and the signals which are available.
• Note that with many external devices the
resolution of the video signal must be to
the input sockets on the television (check
18.3 Connecting an External Device
with Digital Audio and Image
Signal
• Suitable devices: Digital satellite re-
ceiver, game console, BluRay player, DVD
player/ recorder, set-top box, notebook,
PC.
• Video signal: Digital image
• Audio signal: Digital audio (stereo, mul-
tichannel compression, uncompressed).
• Channel Position: HDMI1, HDMI2,
HDMI3
the external device's instruction manual).
You can find out which values you need
to set by referring to the guidelines in the
section about connection options.
• Do not connect any other equipment
while the device is switched on. Switch
off the other equipment as well before
connecting it.
• Only plug the device into the mains
socket after you have connected the ex-
ternal device.
1. Connect the HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3
socket on the television and the corres-
ponding HDMI socket on the external
device using a standard HDMI cable (di-
gital video and audio signal).
18.4 Using a DVD Recorder, DVD
Player or Video Recorder
1. Switch on the DVD recorder, DVD player
or video recorder and select the function
you wish to use.
2. Press the
EN / 84
to switch to the TV mode.
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