wiring from cm 3020 to tvs
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Standard exterior co-ax cable is recommended. If in an area with trees a pre-amp is also recommended.I live within the 100 mile radius for the cm 3020, but I am surrounded by 60' trees, so I also use a pre-amp.My signal reception doubled because of the antennae and pre-amp.Jim
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Tom - what is your question? If it's a matter of wiring more than one TV to the antenna,, you need a coax splitter. Hope this helps...
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Phrase you question in the form of a question for a start. That would help to obtain the desired result. You neither asked a question of used a question mark so your statement doesn't qualify as a question. Ask Alex Trebec for clarification.
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The antenna has the coax adapter on it. If you need to go to one TV only, just hook to the antenna and then to the back of the TV with coax cable. If you need to go to two or more TV's a splitter will be required, and possibly a booster or amplifier depending on how strong your signal is. The more you split, the more signal you loose. The booster would go in line on the coax before the splitter and need 120v supply as well. They also have them that would send power to the antenna and wire in pretty much the same way. RG-6 is the best coax to use, and with a $20 tool, you can make the lengths you need yourself pretty cheap. If you go this route, make sure to use the compression type F connectors and keep your lengths as short as possible. Also I must mention that ANY antenna you install needs to be grounded properly as it is going to be a large lightning rod on your roof. If the rod you use to mount the antenna doesn't go all the way to the ground, you MUST run a heavy copper wire from the pole to ground. Hope this answers your question.
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Curtis Mathes code will work, not sure of the code number but just go through the CM codes listed for your remote and one of them will work. BTW-The picture on this TV is AWESOME!
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I just connected to the cable and was good to go. Older TV's need a converter box.
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Just provide serial number for your TV and will get the correct power cord to match. That's all I did!
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There should be a setting on your TV in the menu that allows you to choose an output source. Connect the red and white cables to your system and to your TV as well. Then, change the input on your system to auxiliary (aux) and it should work
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I had the cable company come out to connect the TV so I'm not sure what cables are involved. I will tell you, however, it's a fabulous TV and you'll love it. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive in my answers but did you contact the Philips conpany and ask them or better yet, try their website. bkwright
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I can only answer that I have Two HDTV LED's and they work on both. Pretty simplistic plug in and use.
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Depends on whether or not your TV has a return back to the 750 or not. I have an hdmi going from my cable box into the 1st hdmi in the 750. Since my TV has the return back, I placed another hdmi from the last hdmi port om the 750 (output port) in my hdmi 1 port in my TV. Then placed the the chromecast into the game port (hdmi 2) in the 750.To get the chromecast running, I usually just use the remote and the input (white keys on top) to game.. Works great.
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I have chromecast. ..roko...Xbox 30 hooked to mine. All work fine...have cc hooked to #1 position and it auto switch my TV input when I cast something.
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If you have the very old screw-type antenna leads, you will need; http://www.amazon.com/Philips-SWV2020-17-Balun-Transformer/dp/B000HSITJO/ref=pd_bbs_6?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1236529682&sr=8-6 This would bring you to a coaxial cable connection. If you have a coaxial cable connection on your television already, you won't need the adapter ( first product link.) To connect AV ( three RCA cables, yellow-video,red and white audio ) you will need a video switch/RF modulator; http://www.amazon.com/Philips-PH-61153-Automatic-Selector-Modulator/dp/B000165AOY/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1236529894&sr=8-1 This should get you up and going. The first link is something you should be able to find at your local radio shack for the same price, or cheaper. The second product is a good price: free shipping, and no sales tax when bought directly from amazon. Note: I do not own this product, but I have connected AV connections in a similar fashion with successful results for many relatives in the past. Good Luck! Christopher
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There is a normal coax cable connection. One setup issue I remember is that you have to set the input during initial setup.
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@radar363: thank for the information. I kept getting multiple information from vayring sources who should have known the correct response, including the manufacturer of my Television Set. Finally I ordered the cable just to have it on hand when I started setting up and quickly discovered that all but one of my sources was incorrect (and the correct one was NOT the manufacturer of my TV) and I didn't need it at all. Live and learn. But, I appreciate you help. Judi
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Depends on whether or not your TV has a return back to the 750 or not. I have an hdmi going from my cable box into the 1st hdmi in the 750. Since my TV has the return back, I placed another hdmi from the last hdmi port om the 750 (output port) in my hdmi 1 port in my TV. Then placed the the chromecast into the game port (hdmi 2) in the 750. To get the chromecast running, I usually just use the remote and the input (white keys on top) to game.. Works great.
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Yes, I had no problem hooking mine up to my TV. Just follow the colored cords and put them in the right place on your TV and you'll be fine. Mine was up and running within a few minutes.
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was about to ask the same thing! i run my tv to a dj mixer so i need component outs :)
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step 1: Take the cover off the TVstep 2: Remove the speakers, making note of their impedence (2-16 ohms)step 3: Replace the speakers with miini-jacks (mono)step 4: Plug speakers with EXACTLY the same impedence as determined in step 2, into the jacks.step 5: Reassemble your TV
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If your TV has a headphone input on it you won't need any extra wiring. Mine has it on the back of the TV.