BRIDGED OUT Jacks-feed
signal from device connected to
INPUT 1 jacks to a VCR or
another monitor. Provides useful
output for tape dubbing, monitor
stringing , and other
applications. Automatic signal
termination for video prevents
image ghosts.
INPUT 1 Jacks-provide for
direct connection of audio/video
devices or compatible home
computer with audio/video
outputs.
Signals from devices connected
to INPUT 1 jacks can be viewed
by pressing the TV button
followed by 9 then 1 on the
remote control (or by scanning
to TV channel 91 if you have
added "91" to channel memory
as described on page 25.)
Note: Your TV will
automatically display signals
from the 1NPUT 1 jacks (or
S-VIDEO connector) when you
press the VCR button on the
remote. See the Helpful Hint on
page 43 for details.
INPUT 2 Jacks-provide for
direct connection of audio/video
devices or compatible home
computer with audio/video
outputs.
Signals from devices connected
to INPUT 2 jacks can be viewed
by pressing the TV button
followed by 9 then 2 on the
remote control (or by scanning
to TV channel 92 if you have
added "92" to channel memory
as described on page 25.)
TO HI-FI Jacks-feed volume-,
bass-, treble-, mute-, and
balance-controlled stereo audio
out from whatever is displayed
on the TV. Allow connection of
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audio amplifier with convenient
remote control of sound
adjustments.
SELECTED OUT Jacks-provide
fixed-level audio/video output
from whatever is displayed on
the TV. Let you feed signals to
another device such as a VCR or
second monitor.
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INPUT 3 Jacks-provide for
direct connection of audio/video
devices or compatible home k._
computer with audio/video
outputs. If you connect a device
to the EIA MULTIPORT
connector, do not use this set of
jacks.
Signals from a device connected
to INPUT 3 jacks can be viewed
by pressing the TV button
followed by 9 then 3 on the
remote control (or by scanning
to TV channel 93 if you have (_
added "93" to channel memory
as described on page 25.)
So VIDEO Connector-provides
for direct S-VHS Video
connection from S-VHS VCR or
Camcorder. Remember to also
connect the S-VHS VCR's or
Camcorder's audio jack(s) to the
TV's INPUT 1 LEFT and/or (_)
R/MONO audio jacks.
Connection details are on
page 41.
Note: If you connect an S-VHS
VCR or Camcorder to the
S-VIDEO connector, you do not
have to connect anything to the
INPUT 1 VIDEO jack. If you
do, however, the S-VIDEO signal
will automatically override the
INPUT 1 VIDEO signal. (_
Signals from devices connected
to the S-VIDEO connector and
INPUT 1 jacks can be viewed by
pressing the TV button followed
by 9 then I on the remote
control (or by scanning to TV
channel 91 if you have added
"91" to channel memory as
described on page 25).
Note: Your TV will
automatically display signals
from the 1NPUT 1 jacks (or
S-VIDEO connector) when you
press the VCR button on the
remote. See the Helpful Hint on
page 43 for details.
Multiple Antenna Inputs-provide
two separate 75-ohm RF antenna
inputs (ANTENNA A and
ANTENNA B) addressable by
remote control. Allow simple
connection and switching among
TV reception, video game, pay-
TV decoder, etc. Information
about using the jack labeled TO
CABLE DECODER is on
page 5.
EIA MUL TIPOR T Connector-is
a "universal interface" that may
be used in the future to connect
a variety of video and audio
accessories. The connector
conforms to industry standards
and may enable you to use the
new technology when it is
introduced.
SPEAKERS Switch-lets you
turn off TV's internal speakers so
that sound will instead come
through speakers connected to
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
terminals.
Note: Be sure to return switch to
INTERNAL position after
disconnecting external speakers,
or TV sound will not be heard.
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
Terminals-permit direct
connection of auxiliary speakers.
Note: Speaker impedance must
be 8 ohms or greater.
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