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Making Your Connections, you have other equipment

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Making Your Connections If you have a TV antenna or cable service, use one of the basic connections listed in the following tables. If you have other equipment, find the following examples that match your equipment. Basic antenna and cable connections To connect this equipment... See... Antenna page 18 Standard cable (no set-top cable box) page 19 Cable with set-top cable box page 20 Other connections To connect this equipment... See... Satellite receiver (with no VCR or DVR) page 21 Cable and VCR/DVR page 22 Cable box and VCR/DVR page 23 Satellite receiver and VCR/DVR page 24 DVD player or video gaming device page 25 Audio: Stereo sound system page 26 Audio: Surround sound or AV receiver page 27 Computer page 28 Making Your Connections 17

Section	Page
HP Pavilion High-Definition Microdisplay TV	1
Safety Markings	3
Important Safety Instructions	3
Contents	5
Setting Up the TV	7
What’s in the Box	7
Carrying the TV	7
Features and Connectors	8
TV at a Glance	8
Connector Panel	9
Acccessories	9
Setting Up the TV-The Basics	10
Planning Your Layout	10
Installing Batteries in the Remote Control	11
Planning for Other Equipment	11
Planning Your System Setup	11
Connecting and Routing Cables	12
Choosing Your Video Connections	13
Cables for HDMI, DVI-D, Component, S-Video, and Composite Connections	14
HDMI connection	14
DVI-D connection	15
Component-video (YPbPr) connection	15
S-video connection	16
Composite-video connection	16
Making Your Connections	17
Antenna	18
Standard Cable	19
Cable with Set-Top Cable Box	20
Satellite Receiver	21
Cable and VCR/DVR	22
Cable Box and VCR/DVR	23
Satellite Receiver and VCR/DVR	24
DVD Player or Video Gaming Device	25
Audio: Stereo Sound System	26
Audio: Surround Sound or AV Receiver	27
Computer	28
Using a CableCARD	29
Adding a CableCARD Slot	29
Installing a CableCARD	30
Turning the TV On and Off	31
Plugging In the Power Cord	31
Turning On the TV	31
Turning Off the TV	32
Completing the Basic Setup	32
Finding Your Channels	32
Setting the Time and Date	33
Using the Remote Control	35
Overview of the Buttons	35
Controlling the TV	36
Programming for Other Devices	36
Controlling Other Devices	40
Watching the TV	43
Watching a Show	43
Changing the Channel	43
Adjusting the Volume	43
Viewing Closed Captions	44
Watching Another Video Source	44
Watching Two Pictures	45
Turning Off after a Delay	45
Applying Parental Controls	46
Setting Permission Levels	46
Setting a simple lock	46
Setting individual controls	46
Blocking Certain Channels	48
Temporarily Suspending Controls	48
Changing Your Password	48
Adjusting the TV	49
Adjusting the Picture and Sound	49
Choosing the Best Picture Mode	49
Adjusting the Size of the Picture	49
Adjusting the Picture for Best Color	50
Adjusting Other Picture Settings	50
Adjusting Sound Settings	50
Customizing Your Channels and Sources	51
Adding or Deleting a Channel	51
Setting Up Favorite Channels	51
To tune to a favorite channel	51
To add a channel to your favorites	51
Labeling the Sources	51
Using the On-Screen Menu	52
Changing Settings Using the Menu	52
Picture Menu	53
Sound Menu	54
Source Menu	54
Lock Menu	55
Setup Menu	56
Fixing Problems	57
Maintaining the TV	57
Cleaning the TV	57
Replacing the Lamp Module	57
Troubleshooting	60
Warning Light Problems	60
Startup Problems	60
Picture Problems	61
Channel Problems	62
Sound Problems	63
General Problems	64
Remote Control Problems	64
Testing the Operation	65
Support and Warranty	67
Support	67
Contacting HP Technical Support	67
Step 1: HP TV Documentation	67
Step 2: HP Technical Support	67
HP Technical Support Websites	67
HP Technical Support Email	67
Step 3: HP Telephone Support	67
Before Calling	67
Support Phone Number	67
Obtaining Repair Service	68
Warranty	68
HP Limited Warranty Statement	68
HP Microdisplay TV Limited Warranty Statement	68
Extent of Limited Warranty	68
Limitations of Warranty	68
Limitations of Liability	69
Local Law	69
Reference Information	71
Specifications	71
Safety Information	72
LED Safety	72
Mercury Safety	72
Regulatory Information	73
U.S.A.	73
Connections to peripheral devices	73
Canada	73