3. SETUP AND CONNECTIONS
3-3. General Recommendations
CAUTION: Make all connections before plugging the power supply cord into a standard 120V, 60Hz AC power outlet.
You can connect the HD satellite receiver in a variety of configurations. The answers to the following questions will determine the correct setup for you.
-What type of antennas do you have? Satellite dish, cable, and/or
-What type of connectors does your TV or VCR have:
-Do you want to use your HD satellite receiver with your audio or video systems?
-Do you have an audio or audio/video system? Consider integrating the HD satellite receiver into a home theater configuration to take advantage of the audio capabilities of your Dolby Digital System (Digital) or
-Does your TV have an
-Does your TV have RCA type A/V connectors, but no
to connect your components. An A/V connection provides better picture and audio when compared to an RF connection.
Although there are numerous connections possible for optimum video and audio performance, try to fol- low the guidelines listed below when you hook up your components. Detailed
Connection | Component | Page |
To Antennas | No Dish | 23 |
| Round Dish (Satellite A) | 24 |
| Oval Dish (Satellite A, B) | 25 |
| Oval Dish (Satellite A, B, C) | 26 |
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To TV | Analog TV | 27 |
| HD Monitor (Y/PB/PR type) | 28 |
| HD Monitor (RGB type) | 29 |
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To A/V Systems | VCR | 30 |
| Digital Audio System | 31 |
| Analog | 32 |
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Protect your components from power surges by turning off the component and unplugging power cords when you make connections.
Protect your component from overheat- ing by keeping the ventilation holes open and not stacking components.
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