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Antenna / cable connection
Your unit is supplied with a high-grade antenna cable with high
shielding degree.
To connect the domestic antenna or cable system, plug this cable
into the socket for the external antenna and the output socket on the
television. Avoid cable looping near the TV set for optimum recep-
tion.
If a video recorder or satellite receiver is to be connected up, please
refer to Auxiliary equipment on page 25.
Connecting the headphones
Connection socket 2 is supplied for all normal headphones sold with
a 3.5 mm jack. For other jacks, use adapters available from special-
ised stores.
Note:
Integral speakers are switched off when headphones are
used.
Caution!
Excessively high volumes can damage your hearing,
especially when wearing headphones.
Connecting external auxiliary equipment
Scart sockets D, E and F on the back of the unit offer extensive con-
nection options. To connect external equipment, see
page 25.
Note:
The menu and teletext displays are not available from
the Scart sockets as an output signal and cannot be
picked up as a result.
Mains connection
Caution!
The unit should only be connected to the mains supply
once all other connections have been made. When dis-
connecting the mains cable from the socket, pull on the
mains plug and not on the cable.
Caution!
The LCD TV 30LB020S4 should only be connected to
a power supply voltage of 230 V / 50 Hz with a protec-
tive earth conductor.
15LB020S4, 20LB020S4,
23LB020S4
30LB020S4
1. Connect mains cable to
power pack
1. Plug the mains cable into
the mains socket on the
TV
2. Plug the cable on the
power pack into the TV
3. Plug the mains cable into
the socket
2. Plug the mains cable into
the socket
Caution!
If the mains plug on the TV power cable is faulty or if
the unit shows other signs of damage, it should not be
used.
Remove the mains cable from the socket by pulling out
at the plug – do not pull on the cable.
Note:
Always use power packs that are supplied by the manu-
facturer to avoid invalidating the warranty.
Caution!
Use an appropriate power supply and avoid using mul-
tiple socket outlets!
To avoid damage caused by thunderstorms, pull out the
mains and antenna sockets during the storm.
Do not touch power supply plugs with wet hands - risk
of electric shocks!
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