1. Connecting an HD TV with a component cable:
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
2. Connect the red, blue and green outputs on your Fibe TV receiver to the corresponding red, blue and green inputs on your HD TV for video.
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
3. Then, connect the supplied RCA stereo cable to the audio outputs red (right) and white (left) to the corresponding inputs on your HD TV to receive 2.0 audio.
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
4. Connecting an HD TV with an HDMI cable:
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
5. With an HDMI cable (not supplied), connect the HDMI output on your Fibe TV receiver to the corresponding HDMI input on your TV for both video and audio.
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
6. Connecting an HD TV or SD TV with an RCA/composite cable:
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
7. With an RCA/composite cable (supplied with your Fibe TV receiver), connect the matching yellow (video) and red and white (right and left audio) outputs on your Fibe receiver with the corresponding yellow, red and white inputs on your TV for video and audio.
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
8. Connecting an HD TV or SD TV with a coaxial cable:
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
9. With a coaxial cable (not supplied), connect the coaxial output on your Fibe TV receiver to the corresponding coaxial input on your TV for both video and audio.
Fibe TV receivers provide many video and audio connections for any type of TV set you may have, whether it be a high definition (HD), standard definition (SD) or tube TV.
