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ADVANCED
CONNECTIONS
Advanced
connections
give you
better
sound
and video
by separating
the audio
and video
signals
and enable
you to connect
multiple
components,
This section
describes
the types
of inputs
available
on the back of your
TV and suggests
ways you can use them
for optimum
performance,
Once you have made
your connections
you will want
to program
the TV to tune
to the correct Video
INPUT channel
in
order to see and hear audio
and video
from the component.
You will
program
this later
in the Interactive
Setup.
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Back of the TV
The diagram
below
describes
each of the back panel
jacks. When
connecting
A/V cables,
be sure to connect
corresponding
OUTPUTS
and
INPUTS (Video
to Video,
Right
Audio
to Right
Audio,
etc.).
Input
1
Connect
any of the following
components:
* VCR
* Internet
Access Device
* Laserdisc
Player
* DVD Player
* Satellite
Receiver
To view
the component
connected
to Input
1:
Use the WHO*INPUT
button
on the remote.
Input
2 (VIDEO
or Y PB PR)
Connect
any of the following
components
to INPUT 2:
* VCR
* Internet
Access Device
* Laserdisc
Player
* DVD Player
* Satellite
Receiver
The Y, PB, PRjacks
are used in place
of the VIDEO jack to connect
an optional
component
video
source,
such as a DVD player,
Unlike
a single
video
input,
the Y, PB, PRJacks maintain
the video
signal
as
three
separate
signals
through
these
three
jacks.
To ensure
maximum
picture
quality,
use three
video-grade
cables
for the Y,
PB, and PR connections.
To View
the component
connected
to Input
2:
Use the WHO*INPUT
button
on the
remote.
S-Video
This
optional
INPUTvI_EO
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connection
car
be used for
better
video
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quality,
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S-VIDEO
INPUT 2
VIDEO
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G-LINK
Connect
the G-LINK
cable for
one-button
recording
and
channel
tuning
from
the Guide,
Audio
Outputs
Connect
to an audio
receiver
or
amplifier
for variable
controlled
or fixed
level stereo
output.
Cable/Antenna
Takes the signal
input
from
a cable,
cable
box, or an off-air
antenna,
Can also
be used for
basic component
connections.
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