Vizio GV52L FHDTV10A User Manual
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VIZIO GV52L FHDTV10A User Manual
Version 10/4/2007
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Component refers to the inputs commonly labeled
and known as Y (Green color coded connector) Pb/Cb
(Blue color coded connector) Pr/Cr (Red color coded
connector). Even thought, these cables have what is
commonly called RCA connectors at the ends; they
will be easily identified since they are color coded Red,
Green and Blue. There are two sets of component
inputs in your TV set; labeled Component1 and
Component2. Be aware that these cables inputs will
require an extra set of audio (red and white) cables to
complement the video or image signal carried through
these three (red, green and blue) cables. Often these
inputs are mistakenly referred to by their colors (red,
green and blue) which technically do not have any
correlation to the functionality of these inputs.
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) refers
to the inputs (HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3 and HDMI4)
through which a high definition (audio and video
combined) signal is transmitted using a single
cable. Your TV comes equipped with four HDMI
inputs, one of which will allow the user to input a
signal out of a DVI (Digital Video Interface) source
into the TV set. Since DVI is a video only type of
signal, a set of audio (red and white) cables is
needed to complement the picture.
RGB most commonly known as VGA (due to the type
of connector and adopted from the beginning of the
personal computer industry jargon) connection; VGA
(Video Graphics Adapter) is mainly designed to have
a computer signal fed into the TV set through this
input (the name of the connector itself, is DB15; and
it has been standardized by computer manufacturers).
As you can deduce, this signal will require a separate
audio, and your TV set comes with a 1/8” stereo jack
to connect the audio signal out of the computer to the
TV set.
The above five pictures correspond to the five different types of inputs which come built into this TV set.
The brief descriptions of these pictures would allow you to have an idea of what kind of audio/video
equipment or signal sources could be fed into your TV set and the chart on page 58 gives you the
different combinations to use this feature. Enjoy it !!!
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