Westinghouse VR-3225 manual FRONT/BACK Connections of LCD TV

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FRONT/BACK CONNECTIONS OF LCD TV

6. FRONT/BACK CONNECTIONS OF LCD TV

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Front View

 

 

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VOL+

 

 

 

 

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MENU

 

 

 

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SOURCE

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POWER

1.PressPOWERbutton to turn the TV on or off.

2.PressSOURCEto select the input source.

3.Press MENUto bring up the main menu on the screen.

4.PressCH+or CH-to scan through channels.

5.PressVOL+or VOL-to increase or decrease the volume.

6.POWER INDICATOR: Shows red in standby mode.

Shows red or green when your TV is switched on.

7.REMOTE SENSOR: infrared sensor for the remote control.

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Back View and Control Connections

1.AC IN: Main power input.

2.USB Service: USB port for Factory Use Only.

3.HDMI1 / HDMI2: Connect to the HDMI output jack of a DVD player.

4.VGA (PC): Connect to the VGA RGB output jack of a PC.

5.PC AUDIO: Connect to the Audio output jack of a PC.

6.COMPONENT: Connect to the YPbPr output jack of a DVD or VCR player.

7.AV: Connect to the Video output jack of a DVD or VCR player.

8.AUDIO IN: Connect to the Audio output jack of a DVD or VCR player.

9.RF IN: Connect to an antenna or cable source.

10.HEADPHONE: Connect to a headphone.

AC IN

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