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Chapter 4 | Other information |
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Sockets
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VIDEO
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AUDIO
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Audio in
AV1 peritel socket |
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Use this to connect up a VCR or camcorder (VHS, |
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a satellite receiver, a DVD player, a videogame console, or any appliance providing a |
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RGB signal. |
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To see pictures from the connected appliance, select AV1 using the AV button on |
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the remote control handset. | EN |
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For certain appliances, this selection is automatic. |
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OAudio and AV2 video CINCH sockets (input) on back of TV set (towards the right).
These are mainly used to connect camcorders (VHS or 8 mm).To see images from
the connected appliance, select AV2 using the AV button on the remote control
handset.
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These are mainly used to connect camcorders
the connected appliance, select
handset.
Note:The sockets may be named differently depending on the TV model.
VGA socket on back of TV set (towards the left).
For connecting up a computer.
Connect up the stereo sound input jack socket (located under the VGA socket) with the computer audio output
To see the computer's image output, select VGA using the av button on the remote control handset.
Component CINCH sockets and audio (input) CINCH sockets on back of TV set (towards the left) (CMP).
These are used for connecting a DVD player.The component signal sockets automatically detect whether the type of component signal received is interlaced (YPrPb) or progressive (YCrCb).To see images from the connected appliance, select CMP using the AV button on the remote control handset.
Connecting headphones
Connect headphones or stereo earphones to the corresponding socket (n) on the back of the TV set (towards the right).
Connecting a video recorder
To obtain optimum picture quality, use a SCART cable. However, you can also connect a video recorder to the television using the aerial socket.
Refer to the diagram on the inside cover at the end of the manual, which illustrates how this is done.
If you connect a video recorder only via the aerial socket (without using the SCART socket), switch it on and play a tape. Then search for the video recorder’s relevant channel (refer to the relevant section).
If you connect a video recorder via the aerial socket, you should assign channel 99 to it in order to improve the picture quality when tapes are being played and in pause mode. However, we recommend you connect your video recorder via the SCART socket, as it provides better picture and sound quality.
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