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Viewing TV from Aerial Signals
Equipped with advanced technology, your LCD is able to receive both analog and digital signals in two
ways: 1) Directly through an antenna, or 2) From a cable service provider. The following section
describes how to connect your LCD from an analog or digital antenna port. As there are two antenna
ports — analog and digital -— on the rear of the LCD, make sure you use the correct port when
connecting the LCD.
Connecting the Cable
A. Analog Antenna Connection
Connect the coaxial cable from a VHF antenna or from the cable TV provider
to your LCD.
To view direct aerial TV signals through a VHF antenna, set the LCD source
to Antenna by using the ANT/CBL button on the remote control or through
Source from the on-screen menu. Otherwise, set the LCD source to Cable to
receive service from cable signal providers.
B. Digital Antenna Connection
Connect the coaxial cable from a UHF antenna or from the cable TV provider to your LCD.
B
Coaxial cable
Antenna (UHF)
NOTE:
•
For optimum picture quality, you may need to adjust the direction of the rooftop antenna. Contact
your dealer for assistance if the antenna is installed incorrectly.
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The analog antenna port is located at the right side on the rear of the LCD; the digital antenna port
is located at the left side on the rear of the LCD. Make sure that you connect the antennas of these
two different bands to their correct input ports.
42" LCD TV
A
Coaxial cable
Antenna (VHF)
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