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Connecting to an HDMI Compatible Device, See DIGITAL-IN1 AUDIO,

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Quick Setup Connecting to an HDMI Compatible Device By connecting an HDMI compatible device, high definition pictures can be displayed on your TV in their digital form. Some HDMI devices can include DVD players, D-VHS or any HDMI compatible devices. HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is the first industry supported, uncompressed, all digital audio/video interface. HDMI provides an interface between any audio/video source, such as a set-top box, DVD player, A/V receiver or an audio and/or video monitor, such as a digital television (DTV). DIGITAL OUT AUDIO OUT LR HDMI Compatible Device R - AUDIO - L HDMI 1 HDMI Cable TV Rear Panel 1 DIGITAL-IN 2 1) Connect the HDMI Cable from the DIGITAL OUT on the back of your DTV or HDMI device to the DIGITAL-IN on the back of your television. Notes: • When you do the above connection, set DIGITAL-IN1 AUDIO in the Initial Setup menu to DIGITAL. See "DIGITAL-IN1 AUDIO", page 55. • Some decoders may not respond depending on the equipment that you have connected when it is connected to the HDMI. • If the HDMI output device signal is changed (for example, 480i/60Hz is changed to 480p/60Hz), the screen may turn green and there may be some distortion for a short time until the signal becomes stable. • When you have an HDMI device connected to the HDMI 1 connection on the back of your TV, your TV detects it, and blocks the analog audio signal coming into the "HDMI 1" jacks. Therefore, you can not hear any analog sound from the other device conected to the "HDMI 1" jacks, while you are viewing the images from the HDMI device. 22

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By connecting an HDMI compatible device, high definition pictures can be displayed on your
TV in their digital form. Some HDMI devices can include DVD players, D-VHS or any HDMI
compatible devices.
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is the first industry supported, uncompressed, all
digital audio/video interface.
HDMI provides an interface between any audio/video source,
such as a set-top box, DVD player, A/V receiver or an audio and/or video monitor, such as a
digital television (DTV).
HDMI Compatible Device
TV Rear Panel
HDMI Cable
L
R
AUDIO OUT
DIGITAL OUT
DIGITAL-IN
1
2
R - AUDIO - L
HDMI 1
Quick Setup
Connecting to an HDMI Compatible Device
1)
Connect the HDMI Cable from the DIGITAL OUT on the back of your DTV or HDMI device to
the DIGITAL-IN on the back of your television.
Notes:
•
When you do the above connection, set DIGITAL-IN1 AUDIO in the Initial Setup menu to
DIGITAL.
See "DIGITAL-IN1 AUDIO", page 55.
•
Some decoders may not respond depending on the equipment that you have connected
when it is connected to the HDMI.
•
If the HDMI output device signal is changed (for example, 480i/60Hz is changed to
480p/60Hz), the screen may turn green and there may be some distortion for a short time
until the signal becomes stable.
•
When you have an HDMI device connected to the HDMI 1 connection on the back of
your TV, your TV detects it, and blocks the analog audio signal coming into the "HDMI 1"
jacks.
Therefore, you can not hear any analog sound from the other device conected to the
"HDMI 1" jacks, while you are viewing the images from the HDMI device.