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Connecting a decoder
Via the SCART socket
Make sure that both the TV and the decoder are
turned off.
Insert one end of the SCART cable (not supplied)
in the back of the decoder and the other end in
the SCART socket in the back of the TV. Turn
the decoder and the TV on.
Press the ( ) button on the remote
control to select SCART1.
Via PHONO cable
Make sure that both the TV and the decoder are
turned off.
Note: For decoder connection via PHONO, the
Decoder device should have an internal adjuster.
Sound Input (R)
Sound Input (L)
Video Input
Insert one end of the PHONO cable in the video
and sound sockets at the back of the decoder
and the other end in the video and sound socket
of the TV.
DVI-D connection
Your television has a DVI-D socket. You may
connect devices with DVI output such as
computers with a proper cable. You may also
listen sound from the connected device.
Computer or DVI are connected to the PC-
DVI/AUDIO IN (computer-DVI/Sound input) input
on the back of your television with a cable.
AV Sockets
Using a proper AV cable, you may connect any
suitable devices to Phono inputs by means of the
Phono Video and Sound Inputs at the back of your
TV. Any program displayed on the main screen or
AV input, except S-VHS, computer or DVI (optional),
are available on Phono Video/Sound outputs as
image/sound signals.
The Scart socket at the back of your TV set
always give the program signals selected from
the set Adjuster.
Video
AV-2
AV-1
ANT-IN
S-VHS
Insert the 21 pin
SCART socket in the 21
pin SCART socket on
the TV.
-30-
Y
Audio In
Pb
L
L
DVI-D
HDMI
R
AV-3
AV-Out
YPbPr
Speaker Out
PC-DVI
PC-IN
Audio In
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