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Selecting a location for the TV
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• Place the ' I V oil the floor or a surety . level stable surface.
• Place the . 1 V in a location where light does not diiectly hit
the +trcen.
• Place the 1V far enough from the walls to allow prnper ventilation.
Inadequate ventilation may curse overheating, which may damage the"TV.
Connecting the power cord and AC adaptor
AC adaptor (supplied)
Connecting your TV
Power curd ( supplied)
If you havens eonncctcd electronic equipuacut before , or you have been
frustrated in the past . ynu may wish to read this section . ( (:ahles are trot
supplied.)
You can move the LCD panel
forward and backward
The plug typo varies according to the
couuturies.
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Coaxial (antennd)cubie
• A coaxial cable is the standard cable that cuuhes in from your
antenna,
• Audio and video cables arc usually color Lolled according to use:
yellow ( or video and red and white for . audio, I Ire red audio cable is
for the SLCI ru right channel. and the white :mdin cable is for tlw
stereo ( or mono ) tell ehautd . If you look at the rear panel of the
-I-V, you will see char the terminals arc color coded fit the same
manner as the cables.
• S-Video cable
is
for use with video
equiprracnt
that his S
Video
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• Compuncut video cables conic in sets of three (typically color-coded
red, green , a nd blue), and are for use with video equipment that hj%
comprment video connectors . Your T V's component video inputs
arc color -coded in the some manner as the cables.
Standard AN cabins (red/white/y el low)
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