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used under license to TTE Corporation. CRT TELEVISION 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. For more information about connecting your TV to other devices, refer to the User’s Guide that can be found in the support section on Make sure you read the safety information provided separately before you connect and operate your TV. Jacks Quality Connects to. Cables needed (not included) COMPONENT (CVID) INPUT JL- JL- JL- Devices with Y Pb Pr (component) outputs, such as, HD Receivers, Satellite Receivers, Cable Boxes, DVRs, and DVD Players (Progressive Scan players- refer to the User’s Guide for more information). Component Video Audio Devices with Video (composite) outputs, such as DVD Players, VCRs, Satellite Receivers, Cable Boxes, Camcorders, and Digital Cameras. Video Audio Model 27F524T has an S-Video connection on the side panel, (’k'k) Remember to connect the RJL Audio jacks available in this location. Rememben The Component (CVID) and the Composite (VID) jacks share the same RJL Audio jacks shown above. Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, or Wall Outlet TV (Back Panel) (Back Panel) Connect your TV to cable; a cable box or satellite receiver; or an antenna in order to receive TV channels. Connect the cables as shown in the first or second connection. If you’re connecting a cable box or satellite receiver and it has Component jacks (Y Pb Pr), connect the cable box or satellite receiver to your TV using the Component jacks (CVID) for a better connection. Continue to Step 2, Set Up Your TV, on the back page. We help improve our environment by printing only this one page of instructions. The complete User's Guide is available at the support section on Español- Ayudamos a mejorar nuestro ambiente imprimiendo sólo esta página de instrucciones. La Guía de Inicio Rápido en Español y la Guia del Usuario completa se encuentran disponibles en la sección de soporte en Français- Nous aidons à améliorer l'environnement en imprimant cette seule page d'instructions. Le Guide de démarrage rapide et le Guide de l'utilisateur sont disponibles en Français dans la section du soutien, sur le site Web Signal Type ► Antenna... | Start Running... Analog Channel 0 Search Percent 0 Digital Channel 0 I First, make sure you have connected your TV to any devices, connected a signal source, plugged in the TV, and put batteries in the remote. • Now, turn on the TV and begin the setup. • Set the Menu Language. The default menu language is set to English. To choose another language, press the MENU button, highlight Setup, then press OK. Go to Language and press the right arrow button to choose another language. Press MENU to return to the previous menu or CLEAR to exit. • Set the Signal. From the Setup menu, highlight Auto Channel Search and press the right arrow button. Signal Type is highlighted. Press the right arrow button to select Cable or Antenna. Press the down arrow button to highlight Start. Search Channels. Press the right arrow or OK button to start the channel search. (This might take 10-15 minutes). Once the search is complete, the List and Labels menu is displayed. Go to the next step to set the time, or go Step 3 Operate Your TV for more information. • Set the Time. From the Main Menu, press the down arrow button to highlight Time and press OK. Use the number buttons to set the time manually. If it’s 7:25, for example, press 0 and then 7. To change the minutes, press 2 and then 5 to complete the minutes. You can also use the right arrow button to start the time at 12:00 am. Then, each additional right arrow press adds a minute. Press the left arrow button to subtract minutes. The OK button selects AM or PM. Press CLEAR to exit. Remember: The DIG*ANA button switches between analog or digital stations. Analog channels are sent in 4:3 (Standard) format. Most digital channels are sent in 16:9 (Widescreen) format. Viewing Devices Connected to Your TV To view devices connected to your TV, use the button until the input name appears that matches the input of the device you connected. Your choices are VID (composite input), CVID (component input) and FRNT(front input). Some models have SVID (S-Video input). Using the Menu System To access the menu system, press the MENU button. Use the arrow buttons to navigate and the OK button to change selections. Here are some features you might want to use: • Deleting Channels. After running the channel search there might be channels you don’t want in the channel list. To delete a channel, press MENU, highlight Setup and press OK. Highlight List & Labels and press OK. Make sure Channel is highlighted, then press the right arr...