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BEGIN ALL CHANNEL SEARCH
Channel Search Note:
Before starting All Channel Search, point your anten-
na(s) toward the transmitting tower(s). (Log onto
www.antennaweb.org, then type in your street
address and zip code to view a list of your local chan-
nels and the type of antenna that is necessary to receive
them. Click on “View Street Level Map” to see a map
and graph of the transmitting towers in your area.)
The All Channel Search process will take a few min-
utes. Please be patient.
Monitor Usage Note:
If you did not connect an
antenna in Item 1, you must
run All Channel Search twice.
Follow the on-screen instruc-
tions. See Quik Step 3 below
to connect a DVD player or
similar Audio Video (AV)
device.
After the second channel
search is complete, you can
use the INPUT key to select
the AV inputs, for monitor use.
1
Press the POWER key.
2
Press the CH (channel up) key to start
All Channel Search.
SEARCH FOR ALL
AVAILABLE CHANNELS
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BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY AV CONNECTIONS...
THE SIGNAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
Don’t be fooled by the phrase “Available in High-Definition.” To watch
Satellite or Digital Cable HD programs in High-Definition, you must:
1. Subscribe to Satellite or Digital Cable High-Definition service.
2. Connect your Satellite or Cable HD Receiver to the Component or
HDMI input jacks on the DTV.
Crucial Advice for Best Picture
Composite and RF output signals
from set-top boxes are Analog. These
jacks are for compatibility to older
analog equipment, such as, a VCR.
1. DO NOT connect your HD
Satellite receiver, HD Cable Box
receiver, or DVD player to the
Composite input jacks (VIDEO 1)
on the DTV.
2. DO NOT connect the RF
output of a High-Definition
receiver (Satellite or Cable Box)
to either DTV RF input terminal.
To view the highest resolution
your Digital AV set-top box or
DVD player can reproduce, you
must connect it to the VIDEO 2,
VIDEO 3, or HDMI inputs.
NOTE: Refer to the owner’s manual for
HDMI connection instructions.
DVD PLAYER CONNECTION (most common method)
THE SIGNAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
The Component jacks on this DTV will accept HDTV, EDTV, or
SDTV video signals, making Component a great choice when con-
necting your DVD player.
Because there are two sets of component jacks, you have the option of
connecting a second digital device, such as, a Digital Cable Box or
Satellite Receiver.
NOTE: A subscription to Digital Cable service or Satellite service is required for
those connections. The subscription must include High-Definition program-
ming and you must connect an HD Receiver to the component or HDMI jacks
to view HD images.
Connecting a DVD Player
(INPUT2 and INPUT3)
1
Simply connect a Component
cable to a set of Red, Blue, and
Green video jacks on the DTV
and to a DVD player, as
shown. (Cable is not supplied.)
2
Then connect an Audio cable
to the matching set of Red and
White audio jacks and to the
DVD player, as shown. (Cable
is not supplied.)
3
Use the INPUT key on the
remote control to select Video 2
or Video 3. (See Monitor Usage
Note under Quik Step 2 above.)
DVD PLAYER AND OTHER CRUCIAL
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT AUDIO VIDEO CONNECTIONS
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DO NOT Connect Your
DVD Player to the Composite Jacks
DO NOT Connect an HD Receiver
to the analog RF Terminal
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CONNECT DIGITAL ANTENNA
Don’t be fooled by the phrase “Available
in High-Definition.” To receive your
local Digital channels in stunning High-
Definition, you must connect an antenna
to the Digital Antenna In terminal. Other
digital signals can be received from a set-
top box (STB) through the INPUT2 and
INPUT3 jacks (see Quik Step 3 below).
The signal makes the difference.
To receive analog channels, connect an
antenna or your analog cable system to
the UHF/VHF/CATV terminal.
CONNECT
ANTENNAS
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