RCA l46wd250 Quick Setup Guide
START
GUIDE
Choose Your Connections
Connect a Signal Source
COMPONENT INPUT 1 (CMP1)
S-VIDEO
INPUT
VIDEO
Quality
Connects to...
Cables needed
(not included)
Jacks
Devices with Y Pb Pr
(component) outputs, such as
Satellite Receivers, Cable
Boxes, PVRs, and DVD Players
(component) outputs, such as
Satellite Receivers, Cable
Boxes, PVRs, and DVD Players
Devices with S-Video or Video
(composite) outputs, such as
DVD Players, VCRs, Satellite
Receivers, and Cable Boxes
(composite) outputs, such as
DVD Players, VCRs, Satellite
Receivers, and Cable Boxes
Component
Video
Video
Audio
Audio
Audio
S-Video
Video
L C D T E L E V I S I O N
OR
HDMI1/DVI
INPUT
INPUT
Y
Pb
Pr
R
L
AUDIO
or
Antenna
Television
ANTENNA/CABLE
INPUT
INPUT
Television
Cable
(wall outlet)
R
L
AUDIO
ANTENNA/CABLE
INPUT
INPUT
Devices with an HDMI™ or a
DVI output, such as Satellite
Receivers and Cable Boxes
DVI output, such as Satellite
Receivers and Cable Boxes
Audio
HDMI
Or if connecting to a DVI device, use these with an HDMI cable
DVI
Adapter
Adapter
+
(located on the side)
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT 1
(VID1)
R
L
AUDIO
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT 2 (VID2)
Make your connection decision easier by taking a few minutes to review the jacks on your
new TV. Compare the jacks on the device you want to connect and see if the same jacks
are available on your TV. Then refer to the chart below to determine the best connection to
make.
new TV. Compare the jacks on the device you want to connect and see if the same jacks
are available on your TV. Then refer to the chart below to determine the best connection to
make.
For more information about connecting your TV to other devices, refer to Chapter 1 of the
User’s Guide. Make sure you read the safety information provided at the beginning of the
User’s Guide before you connect and operate your TV.
User’s Guide. Make sure you read the safety information provided at the beginning of the
User’s Guide before you connect and operate your TV.
OR
fi g.1
fi g.2
Connect your TV to cable or an antenna in order to receive TV
channels. Connect the cables as shown in fi g.1 or fi g.2.
channels. Connect the cables as shown in fi g.1 or fi g.2.
Note: If you have regular cable, your TV is able to receive some digital
channels because it has a capability called QAM. QAM is a tuner that
enables reception of unscrambled digital cable content. Check with your
cable provider for information about content availability in your area.
Refer to Step 3, Operate Your TV, for information on viewing digital
channels.
channels because it has a capability called QAM. QAM is a tuner that
enables reception of unscrambled digital cable content. Check with your
cable provider for information about content availability in your area.
Refer to Step 3, Operate Your TV, for information on viewing digital
channels.
If you’re connecting a cable box or satellite receiver use the
chart above to help determine which jacks to use for the
best connection. Your cable box or satellite receiver needs
to be high defi nition if you want to receive high defi nition
programming. Check with your cable provider for more
information.
chart above to help determine which jacks to use for the
best connection. Your cable box or satellite receiver needs
to be high defi nition if you want to receive high defi nition
programming. Check with your cable provider for more
information.
Continue to Step 2, Set Up Your TV, on the back page.
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