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5 To connect your DTVPal using a coaxial cable:
a Connect one end of the coaxial cable to the TV’s A
NTENNA
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connection.
b Connect the other end of the coaxial cable to your DTVPal’s TV S
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connection.
6 To connect your DTVPal using composite cables (red, white, and yellow
RCA-type).
a Connect the composite cables to the TV’s RCA-type composite input.
b Connect the other end of the cables to the A
UDIO
/V
IDEO
connections on
your DTVPal.
7 Plug your DTVPal’s power adapter into the power adapter plug on the back
of your DTVPal. Plug the other end into an electrical outlet. Make sure your
TV is connected to power.
Using the Installation Wizard
8 Install the two included AAA batteries in your DTVPal’s remote control. Be
sure to follow the battery installation diagram on the remote control.
9 Turn on your TV using the TV’s remote control or front panel.
10 Change your TV to the correct channel or input to view your DTVPal.
a If your TV is connected to your DTVPal using the coaxial connection
(step 5), set the TV to channel 3, which is the default output channel for
the DTVPal.
Note : If you have a local or cable channel that broadcasts on channel 3,
you can change your DTVPal’s output setting to channel 4 during the
Installation Wizard, below.
b If your TV is connected to your DTVPal using the RCA-type connection
(step 6), you will need to set the TV to a video input or source. Most TV
remote controls have a VIDEO, INPUT, or SOURCE button that you can
use to change the TV’s video input or source. Refer to your TV’s user
guide for additional help changing the TV’s input or source.
11 The first time your DTVPal
turns on, an Installation
Wizard screen appears
and guides you through the
setup process. The
Installation Wizard scans
for local digital over-the-air
channels, and helps you
set up the time zone and
TV display settings.
Installation Wizard
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