LED backlit LCD TV, also known as LED TV, has become one of the most popular consumer electronics on the market today. It has a longer lifespan and lower power consumption compared to plasma television. When buying one, one of the questions you might ask is about the setup instructions. Yes, it’s important to know mounting techniques, connecting cables, and a few other essential setup steps. If you previously had an LCD or Plasma TV, you may not have any difficulty setting up an LED unit. If you have never bought a flat screen TV before, you should continue reading this article. Here are the steps to set up an LED TV:

1. Just like any flat screen TV, you can mount an LED TV on the wall or place it on a table. Before setting up your TV, it is essential that you decide how and where you want to install it. You should also consider the location of any electrical cords or outlets. If you mount the TV on the wall, then you need to run the cables inside the wall.

2. Connect your TV to cable, antenna or other transmission sources. Plug the coaxial cable into a port labeled “cable in” and plug the other end of the cable into the cable outlet. Then you also need to connect one end of the second cable to the output port that is labeled “TV out” or “to TV.” The next thing to do is connect the other end of the second cable to a port labeled “cable/antenna.” Then you can plug the LED TV into the power supply.

3. Now you can put the batteries into the remote. Turn on the TV and follow the instructions on the screen. The TV will ask you for the current date and time, whether it is used at home or in an office, how it is mounted, etc.

4. Once you have finished the initial setup, you can move on to more specific settings, such as backlight adjustment, noise reduction, cinema mode, etc. Setup options may vary from one TV to another; You can read the manual book for more information.

5 Do you know that televisions continue to consume energy even when they are not turned on? Although LED units consume much less power than other types of flat screen TVs, it would be better for the environment and your pocket if you unplug the cords when you’re not using them. You must also provide a separate switch if you use a DVR or TiVo.