FOR FACTORY
USE ONLY
CABLE
Off-air antenna for DIGITAL broadcasts
Regular cable outlet
OR
Off-air antenna for
regular (ANALOG) broadcasts
Tip:
If you need help deciding what
type of antenna to use, go to
antennaweb.org. By entering
where you live, this mapping
program tells you what local
analog and digital stations are
available to you.
Quick Start , , Guide
Connecting Your HDTV
Find the back panel of your HDTV, and connect your antennas or
regular analog cable wall outlet.
Important:
Do not connect the ANTENNA
DIGITAL INPUT jack to a digital
cable signal.
TOCOM 16556340
Note: This back panel illustration is for representation
only. Your back panel might be different.
continues inside...
FOR FACTORY
USE ONL
Y
CONNECTS TO
DEVICES WITH DVI-HDTV
OUTPUT JACKS
HD Receiv
ers
Satellite Receivers
Cable Boxes
DVI-HDTV INPUT*
(Best connection)
*
- not intended for computer connections
CONNECTS TO
DEVICES WITH AUDIO INPUTS...
A/V Receivers
Subwoofer
s
...OR DEVICES WITH
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT
S
VCRs
A/V Receivers
AUDIO / VIDEO OUTPUTS
CONNECTS TO
DEVICES WITH COMPOSITE
VIDEO / S-VIDEO OUTPUT JA
CKS
VCRs
DVD Players
Satellite Receivers
Cable Boxe
s
COMPOSITE INPUTS
(Good connections)
CONNECTS TO
DEVICES WITH Y•Pr•Pb
OUTPUT JACKS
DVD Players
DVD-PVRs
DVD Recorders
Sat
ellite Receivers
Cable Boxe
s
COMPONENT INPUT
(Excellent connections)
Connecting Your HDTV
(continued from previous page)
Use the other input and output jacks to connect the rest of your home entertainment
devices to the HDTV. Use the jacks that offer the best connection for each device.
Your HDTV also has front panel input jacks for easy access.
Note: This back panel illustration is for representation only. Your back panel might be different.