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Introduction
Sockets
Note
: The location and names of the sockets on the TV may vary according to TV model, and not all sockets
available on all models.
LAN
SPDIF
HDMI
or
HDMI
(ARC)
ANTENNA/
CABLE IN
IN
AV IN
adapter
COMMON INTERFACE
Router / Modem
USB 2.0
or
USB 2.0/
SERVICE
V L R
V L R
V L R
LAN
This socket can be used to connect to external modem or
network access equipment.
SPDIF socket (output)
This socket can be used to connect a compatible digital audio
receiver.
USB 2.0 or USB 2.0/SERVICE socket (input)
This socket can be used to connect a USB device.
HDMI1 or HDMI (ARC) socket (input)
The HDMI (High-Denition Multimedia Interface) socket lets you
connect a device, such as a Blu-ray player, with an HDMI output
for best picture quality. It also provides an uncompressed digital
connection that carries both video and audio data by way of an
integrated mini-plug cable.
ANTENNA/CABLE IN socket (input)
This socket can be used to connect the outside aerial or cable
network.
SATELLITE IN socket (input)
This socket can be used to connect a coaxial cable to receive
the signal from your satellite receiver.
AV IN adapter socket (input)
This socket can be used to connect a range of equipment,
including video recorders, camcorders, decoders, satellite
receivers, DVD players, or games consoles.
Note: You must connect the attached AV adapter cable with
three color jacks to this socket rst, and then use the yellow jack
for VIDEO connection and the red and white jacks for AUDIO
connection.
Headphone socket (output)
This socket can be used to connect headphones or stereo
earphones.
Note: When the Headphone socket is connected, the speakers
will be muted.
Warning: Excessive sound pressure from earphones and
headphones can cause hearing loss.
COMMON INTERFACE socket
This socket can be used to watch encrypted digital TV channels
by inserting a common interface module and a card provided by
a digital TV service operator.
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