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3. Continuously press \/ to select the Erase Progr Range and press > to select From item. Using the number buttons, enter
the starting channel number of the range. Press ENTER to activate your selection.
4. Press \/ to select the To item. Press < or > to select the last channel number of the range. Press ENTER to activate your
selection.
5. Press \/ to select Perform item. Press ENTER to activate your selection.
4 Connecting External Devices
4.1 Understanding Video Connections
Your LCD TV is equipped with the latest technology for connecting video source devices such as DVD players, analogue
cable TV, digital set top boxes and gaming consoles. You can choose the appropriate connections depending on the
devices that you are connecting and the level of display quality you are trying to achieve.
Connector and Cable Description
Coaxial (RF)
Analogue video and audio signals are transmitted via a single cable to an I-type
connector on the video source device.
DVI (Digital Video Interface)
The DVI connector is used to attach the LCD TV to a personal computer, providing
a large screen display for your computing needs.
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)
Use of a single cable for audio and video improves the home theater system
installation experience and eliminates the need for a separate digital audio cable.
Most importantly, HDMI offers significant advantages over traditional analogue A/V
connections, including the ability to transmit uncompressed digital video and audio
content.
Composite Video
Composite video is the standard that connects almost all consumer video equipment
- TVs, laser disc players, VCRs, camcorders and gaming consoles. Composite video
combines the three basic elements of a video picture (colour, brightness, and
synchronization data) into a single combined (“composite”) signal.
S-Video
S-Video, professionally known as Y/C video, carries the Y and C signals separately.
This makes for a sharper image on the receiving device when compared with
composite video.
Component Video
Component video takes the advancement from composite (1-signal) to S-Video
(2-signals) a step further. It carries the Y, R-Y, and B-Y signals separately. Use
component video to take advantage of the superior picture provided by HDTV and
progressive scan DVD sources.