RCA Flat Panel Television 70 T19931 310 User Guide

HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION  
Choose Your Connections  
START  
GUIDE  
Make your connection decision easier by taking a few minutes to review the jacks on  
your new HDTV. Compare the jacks on the device you want to connect and see if the  
same jacks are available on your HDTV. Then refer to the chart below to determine the  
best connection to make.  
For more information about connecting your HDTV to other devices, refer to Chapter 1  
of the User’s Guide. Make sure you read the safety information sheet provided seperately  
before you connect and operate your TV.  
Jacks  
Quality  
Connects to...  
Cables needed  
(not included)  
HDMI  
Devices with an HDMI or a  
DVI output, such as HD  
Receivers, Satellite Receivers,  
and Cable Boxes  
HDMI 1 INPUT  
Or if connecting to a DVI device, use these with an HDMI cable  
DVI  
Adapter  
+
Audio  
INPUT 1  
COMPONENT  
Component  
Video  
Devices with Y Pb Pr  
(component) outputs, such as  
HD Receivers, Satellite  
Receivers, Cable Boxes,  
DVD-PVRs, and DVD Players  
Y/VIDEO  
L
PB  
PR  
R
Audio  
INPUT 2  
COMPOSITE  
S-Video  
Audio  
L
Devices with S-Video or Video  
outputs, such as DVD Players,  
VCRs, Satellite Receivers, and  
Cable Boxes  
S-VIDEO  
R
INPUT 4  
COMPOSITE  
Video  
Audio  
VIDEO  
L
R
Connect a Signal Source  
TV back panel  
ANTENNA /  
CABLE  
Connect your regular cable to the TV’s ANTENNA/CABLE INPUT to receive analog  
channels or connect an antenna to the TV’s ANTENNA/CABLE INPUT to receive off-air  
local digital and analog channels.  
Note: If you have regular cable, your TV is able to receive some digital channels (using  
the ANTENNA/CABLE INPUT) because it has a capability called QAM. QAM is a tuner  
that enables reception of unscrambled digital cable content. Check with your cable  
provider for information about content availability in your area. Refer to Step 3,  
Operate Your TV, for information on digital channels.  
or  
Antenna  
If you’re connecting a cable box or satellite receiver, use the chart above to help  
determine which jacks to use for the best connection. Your cable box or satellite receiver  
needs to be high definition if you want to receive high definition programming. Check  
with your cable provider for more information.  
Cable  
(wall outlet)  
Continue to Step 2, Set Up Your TV, on the back page.  
 

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