CONNECTING ANTENNA
NOTE:
Bad picture reception could often be caused by bad antenna connection.
Be sure to check the antenna direction, its height, etc.
In case of using single antenna cable
In case of using two separate antenna cables
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VHF Antenna
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LTo Receive Cable Programs
Plug CATV coaxial cable in the
antenna socket (unit) at the back of
the TV set, and then, press
TV/CABLE selection button.
LConnecting Antenna and Cable TV
Observe the following three common sources of input. [You have the option to connect one source, or as many as all three, at the same
time, when using a combiner-adapter, included with this HDTV Monitor.]
Three Sources of Input;
1) Coaxial Cable Feed [from cable company]
2) VHF Antenna [for local air reception of channels, 2~13]
3) UHF Antenna [for local air reception of channels, 14~69]
The included adapter allows for the most common combination of connections;
1) An “F connector” provides a connection for “Coaxial Cable”.
2) A “Screw Terminal” provides connections for “VHF and UHF Antenna” sources, which commonly use “twin lead flat wire”.
Special Notes;
Some “VHF or UHF Antennas” may be using “coaxial cable” instead of a “twin lead flat cable”. In the event of connecting more than one
source using “coaxial cable”, you may obtain a “coaxial cable combiner” (available at your local electronics store).
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coaxial cable
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VHF/UHF OUTDOOR ANTENNAS
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