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Installation
INSTALLATION
Television
Location
This unit can be used as part of an entertainment center.
options.
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Consult
your dealer for available
Avoid excessive
sunlight or bright lights, including
reflections.
Keep away from excessive
heat or moisture.
Inadequate
ventilation
may cause internal
component
failure.
Fluorescent
lighting may reduce
Remote Control transmitting
range.
Keep away from magnetic equipment,
including
motors, fans, or external speakers.
Optional
Cable
Connections
Shielded
audio and video cables should be used between
components.
For best results:
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Use 75-ohm
coaxial shielded
cables.
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Use appropriate
input and output connectors,
that match your component
connectors.
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Avoid long cables to minimize
interference.
AC Power
Supply
Cord
CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO
WIDE SLOT OF AC OUTLET AND FULLY INSERT
DO NOT USE A PLUG WITH A
RECEPTACLE
OR OTHER OUTLET
UNLESS THE BLADE CAN BE FULLY
INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.
Polarized
Plug
Cable / Antenna
Connections
For proper
reception,
either
a cable
or antenna
connection
is required.
Cable Connection
Incoming
Cable from
Cable Company
Connect
the cable supplied
by your local cable
company
to ANT1
connection
on back of television.
Select cable mode and ANT1 in SET UP
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menu under Prog Chart (Program
Channels).
Note:
A cable
converter
box may be required
for proper
reception.
Check
with
your
local
cable
company
for
compatibility
75 OhmVHF/UHF
on back of TV
requirements.
Antenna
Connection
For proper reception
of VHF/UHF
channels,
an external antenna
is required.
For
best reception,
an outdoor
antenna
is recommended.
Connect
home
antenna
to back of television.
Select TV
mode and ANT1 in the SET UP Menu under Prog Chan.
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Cable Preset
Cable
Mode
is
preset
at the
factory.
Antenna users must change to mv Mode and
ANT1 in the Set Up Menu under Prog Chan.
Incoming
Cable from
Home Antenna
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