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yers, etc.) frequently have a number of different outputs. Choose the

output that gives the best quality signal and television performance.

Generally speaking the best signal format for image quality is RGB,

followed by Component Video, S-Video and Composite Video, in

that order. The television is also equipped with a top quality video

decoder and de-interlacing system capable of converting even poor

quality signals into extremely pleasant screen images.

The following section describes the individual connectors on the

television and tells you how to connect them up (Fig. 2).

•

Phones connector [A]

- This is the only connector on the television’s front panel. All other

connectors are located at the rear.

- This connector provides an audio OUTPUT.

- You can use it to plug in either of the following: a)- Stereo head-

phones; b)- Earphones.

• Antenna connector [B]

- This connector receives a radio frequency INPUT.

- You can use it to connect either of the following: a)- Your TV

antenna; b)- Video recorder.

• A

V 1 connector - Scart 1 [C] and AV 2

connector - Scart 2 [D]

- These connectors provide audio-video OUTPUTS and receive

audio-video INPUTS.

-You can use them to connect the following appliances: a) - Video

recorder; b)- Video camera; c)- Video game console; d)- Digital

satellite decoder; e)- Internet Set Top Box; f) DVD player.

The Scart 1 connector can also handle RGB format video signals.

• A

V 3 connector - Cinch Video [F]

- This connector receives a video INPUT.

-You can use it to connect the following appliances: a)- DVD player;

b)- Video camera; c)- Video game console; d)- Digital stills camera.

You can also use this connector to input a Composite Video (CVBS)

signal using a cable with an RCA type connector.

The output connector on the external appliance is normally yellow in

colour and is often labelled VIDEO. Though other signal and con-

nector formats are to be preferred because they give better image

quality, this type of output connector is still the most commonly

used, and nearly all television receivers, video recorders, DVD pla-

yers, video cameras, etc. have one.

• A

V 3 connector - Y/C [E]

This connector receives an S-video INPUT over a cable with a mini-

DIN connector.

The output on the external appliance is normally marked S VIDEO or

Y/C.

This type of connector is just as common as the Composite Video

connector described above. This signal and connector format,

however, is preferable to the Composite Video format because it

gives a clearer and more detailed image.

• A

V DVD connectors - Component Video [G]

- These connectors receive Component Video INPUTS both at 16

KHz and 32 KHz.

Take great care to connect the connectors on Component Video

cables to the correct Y, Cr and Cb connectors on both appliances.

Unfortunately, connectors can be labelled differently.

See Table 1 for a list of likely correspondences. As you can see

from the table, connectors are also coloured to help you identify the

correct connection method.

• A

V GRAPHICS connectors (from 32 to 80 KHz) [S]+[G]

- These connectors allow the input of the RGB video signal with

separated synchronisation signal.

In order to exploit these inputs, connect the three signals R, G, B to

the connectors [G] (taking care to match the color) and the

synchronisation signal to the connector [S].

• A

V GRAPHIC connector - RGB [H]

- This connector receives a video RGB or graphic signal RGB

INPUT over a cable with a DB15 connector.

The source appliance (typically a personal computer or video game

console) must be able to provide separate H/V sync signals or com-

posite H+V sync signals.

The video or graphic signals arriving at this connector must have a

horizontal scan (H-sync) rate between 32 and 80 kHz and a vertical

scan (V- sync) rate between 40 and 100 Hz. Image resolution can

vary between 640x480 and 1600x1200 pixels (VGA, AVGA, XGA,

SJXGA and UXGA).

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IMPORTANT:

The relevant connectors for the stereo audio INPUT (right [I] and

left [L] channel) are associated to each of the above described

connectors (AV 3, AV GRAPHIC RGB, AV DVD and AV GRAPHIC).

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• SUBWOOFER connector [P]

- This connector provides an OUTPUT for a low frequency audio

signal to an external subwoofer. The subwoofer must be an active

subwoofer, i.e. it must incorporate its own amplifier.

• HI-FI audio connectors - right [M] and left [N]

- These connectors provide OUTPUTS for audio signals to an exter-

nal hi-fi system. Output sound level can be adjusted on the OSD

AV DVD

Connettore della

sorgente di segnale video

Y (colore giallo) Y Y Y

Cr (colore rosso) PR R-Y V

Cb (colore blu) PB B-Y U

Tabella 1

1 2 ... 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

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