Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network
To view TV channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from one of the following sources:
◆An outdoor aerial
◆A cable TV network
◆ A satellite network (see page 10 for further details)
1In the first three cases, connect the aerial or network input cable to the 75Ω coaxial socket on the rear of the TV.
Rear of the TV
2If you are using an indoor aerial, you may need to turn it when
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| ◆ “Automatic Storing of Channels” on page 16 |
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| ◆ “Manual Storing of Channels” on page 18 | Cable Television |
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| Network |
| ➢ If you wish to subscribe to a cable network, contact your |
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Connecting a |
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You can connect a VCR to the TV using a: |
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| ◆ Coaxial cable | Rear of the TV |
| ◆ SCART cable | |
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| ◆ | Aerial output |
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1 | Plug the aerial input cable into the appropriate socket on the VCR. |
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2 | Connect a coaxial cable to the: |
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| ◆ VCR aerial output socket |
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| ◆ Television aerial input socket |
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3 | To obtain better picture quality and, in addition, simplify the setting | SCART cable |
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| up procedure of the VCR, you can connect a SCART cable |
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| ◆ The AV (SCART) socket on the VCR | OUT TO TV |
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| ◆ A SCART socket on the rear of the TV | ANT. |
| AV | |
4 | Follow the instructions supplied with your VCR to tune the VCR to |
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| your TV. | Aerial input |
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