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There is a wide range of audio and video equipment
that can be connected to your TV.
The following connection diagrams show you where
the different equipment should be connected at the
back or the front side of the TV.
Via the Scart
Your TV set has two Scart sockets. If you want to
connect peripherals (e.g. video, decoder, etc.) which
have Scart, to your TV, use
EXT.1
or
EXT.2
inputs.
If an external device is connected via Scart sockets
TV is switched to AV mode automatically. If the signal
is RGB then the RGB OSD indicator is displayed on
the screen.
EXT-2S Mode
If the equipment connected to your TV set supports
S-Video (Y/C) output from Scart, you can have a
better picture quality by selecting
EXT-2S
mode and
connecting your equipment to the
EXT.2
terminal of
TV. See your equipment's booklet to check if your
equipment has such feature.
RGB Mode
If you are sending RGB input (i.e. via DVD etc.) to
your scart input, you can select the RGB mode by
pressing AV button continuously.
Via Ant Input
If you want to connect to your TV, peripherals like vid-
eo recorders or decoders, but the device you want
to connect does not have Scart, you should connect
it to the ANT input of your TV set.
If the VCR is connected via antenna input it
is suggested to use the Programme 0.
Decoder
Cable TV offers you a wide choice of programs.
Most of them are free, others are to be paid for by
the viewer. This means that you will need to sub-
scribe to the broadcasting organisation whose pro-
grammes you wish to receive. This organisation will
supply you a corresponding decoder unit to allow
the programmes to be unscrambled.
For further information ask your dealer. See also the
booklet supplied with your decoder.
Connecting Peripheral Equipment
DECODER
FOR SATELLITE RECEIVER
VIDEO
HEADPHONE
AUDIO
CAMERA
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