Toshiba 32E20U Owner's Record page 64

HDTV Quick Set-Up Guide
(For US customers)
Congratulations on the purchase of your newToshiba High-Definition Television. You must have an HD Signal to watch an HD Picture!
Getting HDTV is easy as 1,2,3.
There are 3 basic ways to receive an HDTV Signal on your new High-Definition TV:
Over-The- Air (Antenna)
Connect a high quality outside
antenna (not supplied) directly
to the antenna input on the TV.
(reception cannot be guaranteed
and is based on proximity to the
local signal)
2
Cable or Phone Company
HDTV Service
Cable or Phone Company HDTV
Service Customers will need to
subscribe to High-Definition
Service from your local provider.
(Additional monthly subscription
cost may apply)
3
SATELLITE
Satellite Customers will need a
High-Definition satellite receiver
and appropriate dish hardware.
(Additional monthly subscription
cost may apply)
Additional HDTV Antenna Reference Information can be obtained from
www.antennaweb.org
Digital Cable or Digital Satellite is not HDTY. The picture quality is superior to standard analog cable, but it is not HDTV! See the difference HD
Programming makes!
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Component Video Input
ColorStream® HD Component may also be used to
receive HDTV.
Use if no HDMI'" or DVI Jack is available.
There are 3 jacks color-coded with Red-Green-Blue on
the back ofthe TV and HD Cable Box or HD Satellite
Receiver.
This connection will require a separate analog audio
connection. (use the red and white audio connections)
DVI to
HDMI~
Your HD Cable Box or HD Satellite Receiver may have
a DVI connection. This will be connected to the HDMI'"
jack on the TV using an HDMI'" cable and an HDMI'" to
DVI converter.
DVI carries digital video only. Therefore, this will require
a separate analog audio connection as well. (use the red
and white audio connections)
3
HDMI'" is the best connection for
HDTV.
This is a digital connection that
carries both digital video and
digital audio.
To connect directly from an
antenna or basic cable.
Connect the cable directly
to the antenna input on the
back of the TV.
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Antenna Input
Once you have a High-Definition Signal you need to connect it to a High-Definition Input on your TV.
If you are connecting directly from an antenna or basic cable.
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If y.u are using an HD Cable Box or HD Satellite Box. there are 3 standard connections that can be used to receive an HD signal.
2
HDMI~
to HDMI®
INPUT
TV
AUDIO
R L Y PaPR
OUTPUT
Cable box I Satellite box
AUDIO
R L Y
PaPR
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INPUT
TV
Hi:Jml
AUDIO
OUTPUT
Cable box
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Satellite box
DVI R AUDIO L
B::mm:-m •
INPUT
TV
Hi:Jml
OUTPUT
Cable box
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Satellite box
Hi:Jml
INPUT
TV
Now that you have HD Programming and are connected to an HD Input, Tune to an HD Channel (Remember not all channels are currently broadcast in HD) Sit back, relax and enjoy the superior quality of High-Definition.
Note: Standard analog TV channels and HD channels, even on the same network, broadcast on different channels. Example: ABC analog may be on channel 4, while ABC-HD may be on channel 104.
If you are experiencing problems please call Toshiba Customer Service at 1-800-631-38
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All cables and Adapters are sold separately.
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