Philips TV Receiver Set Top Box User Manual

Use this guide to achieve the optimal connection for each of your components.  
TV can support these different types of cable connection. Please check your  
device to see which one applies.  
Better  
Basic  
Basic  
Component Video  
Composite Audio/Video  
RF  
Input (CVI)  
Separate video (yellow) and  
audio (red/white) cables that  
provide a basic connection from  
the set-top box and other devices.  
Note:The color of audio inputs  
may differ, e.g. Red/white or  
red/back.  
Provides a basic  
connection  
for antenna or cable.  
Provides both audio  
and video.  
Provides superior picture quality  
by separating the green, blue and  
red luminance signals.Typically  
used with red/white audio cables.  
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Connecting Set-Top Box toTV  
Connect RF cable  
from wall to input at  
the back of the set-top  
box.  
Use second RF cable to  
connect the set-top box  
to theTV input (75 ).  
Basic  
Provides a basic  
connection  
for antenna or cable.  
Provides both audio  
and video.  
Note:This connection  
gives mono sound. For  
stereo sound use also  
composite audio/video  
connection (refer to  
panel 2).  
Set the out channel of  
the set-top box to CH 3  
or 4 if available.  
Press the Ana/Dig button  
on the remote control to  
set theTV to analog mode.  
Cable Signal IN  
from Cable Company  
Set theTV to the same  
channel as the set-top  
box output channel.  
Change the channels at  
the set-top box to view  
the program.  
Back of Set-top Box  
75 Input  
TV  
 

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