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USING WITH SKY DIGITAL
You may wish to use your TV with Sky
Digital.
There are a number of connection options,
the best being connecting via SCART
cable.
Connecting via SCART
1) Connect the SCART cable from the Sky
Digital Box to SCART of the TV
2) Press [TV/AV/PC]
3) Press [\/] or [/\] to select SCART
4) Press [OK]
The channel your Sky Digital box is
displaying will now be shown on the TV.
You may wish to share your Sky Digital
signal around the home by using an RF
connection. If this TV is to be connected
in this way, please follow the below.
Connecting via RF
Ensure the Sky signal is switched on,
before you start the below.
1) Connect the RF cable from the RF
output socket of the sky/cable box to
the ‘RF IN’ of the TV.
2) Press [TV-MENU] to enter menu
3) Press [>] twice to select Tuning Menu
4) Press [\/] to select Tuning Program
5) Press [OK] to enter menu
6) Press [>] to select the channel you
require your Sky on. Please select
a channel not in use i.e. channel 6.
7) Press [\/] 7 times to select Manual
Search
8) Press [>] to enter
9) Press [\/] to select Up.
10) Press [>] to start search.
11) Once tuned in, Press [TV-MENU]
3 times to exit.
Manually tune until you locate the Sky
channel. If it stops press [>] again and the
search will continue. (Often, the
frequency required is 847.25 mhz, depending
on which model of Sky Set top box)
Once tuned in it will go back to TV
USING WITH SKY DIGITAL REMOTE CONTROLS
(BSKYB) OR UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL
You may wish to use your Sky Digital or universal
remote control to operate the channels and sound
functions of this TV. For this you require
a ‘code’ that needs to be programmed into
your Sky Digital or universal remote control.
At the point of manufacture, BSkyB have not
launched the code required for this model of TV.
Sky are due to launch a new remote control which
will include the necessary code to operate the basic
functions of the TV during 2008 (called revision 9).
The date was not released at the time of printing
this manual, however it is estimated to be between
July and December 2008.
If you are still experiencing problems
please contact the Helpline.