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4 Connections
The items a b c etc. mentioned below refer to the illustration
on page 10.
4.1 External unit
a
Connect the cable originating from the terrestrial anten-
na with the terrestrial antenna input of the receiver.
Where possible, please use a roof-mounted antenna.
Under favourable reception conditions an internal
room antenna may be sufficient. When using an acti-
ve antenna be sure to switch on the antenna feed
(Point 6.2.4).
4.2 Connection to a television set
When you have connected your digital receiver with the tele-
vision set as described in this chapter, it may be necessary to
adjust the digital receiver to the television standard of your
television set. To do this, please note Point 6.3.5 (Video
system).
4.2.1 Via SCART socket
To ensure the best possible picture quality, use a SCART
cable to connect the digital receiver with the television
set.Proceed as follows:
b
Connect the receiver (Scart socket TV) with the
Scart socket on the television set, using a Scart
cable. If your television set provides the appropriate
facility, it will switch automatically to AV mode when
the digital receiver is switched on, and will thus
switch to DVB-T mode.
4.2.2 Via HF cable
If your television set is not equipped with a SCART socket,
the digital receiver will have to be connected to the antenna
input socket of the television set. If this connection is used,
only mono sound reproduction is possible.
To make the connection, proceed as follows:
c
Use a suitable TV connection cable to connect the
receiver (HF output) to the antenna input socket of
the television set.
4.3 Video cassette recorder (VCR)
d
To obtain the best possible sound quality you can con-
nect the digital receiver to a hi-fi amplifier. To do this,
use a suitable cable to connect the cinch sockets
Audio R and Audio L on the digital receiver with an
input socket on your hi-fi amplifier (e.g. CD or AUX;
note that the phono input is not suitable)
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