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TYPICAL
CONNECTIONS
FOR YOUR
TV
CONNECTION
CENTER
VARIABLE
AUDIO
OUTPUT
Connect
a stereo amplifier
to these
jacks to listen to your TV through
)'our stereo system.
Do not connect
speakers
directly
to these jacks.
Variable
audio output
is always
[:,resent regardless
of the position
of the SPEAKER
EXT/INT
switch.
AUX (Auxiliary)
INPUT
Jacks for Audio and Video (A/V)
connections
to your TV from
video equipment
like a VCR
Make AJV cormections
to these
jacks
in order to hear stereo sound
fi'om your video equipment.
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Turn off power
or unplug
TV
before
making
any connection.
A N'FENNA/CABLE
Attach your VHF-UHF
antenna,
cable-TV
system,
or VCR to this
jack.
S-VIDEO
IN
Jack for video inp_Lt from a
Sap er-VHS compc,nent.
Note: Use the Right, Lefi]Mono
andio jacks with the S-Video jack.
GHOOSING
THE CONNECTION
DIAGRAM
THAT'S
RIGHT
FOR YOU
Find your type of equipment
by matching
the items shown in this chart. Then refer to the last c0lurnr_ to choose
the Diagram
Number
you need to make the proper connections
for your system.
ANTENNA
DIRECT
CABLE
STEREO
PICTURE
VARIABLE
DIAGRAM
CABLE
BOX
VCR
- IN-
[AUDIO
NUMBER
(WITHOUT
BOX)
PICTURE
]OUTPUT
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