Time Warner should be able to get you a box with HDMI or DVI output. I'm not sure the 8 series HDMI will work in a 7 series display. Do you have the manual?
Originally Posted by yovoy projector central $210 CAD Purchased a TY-FB8HM as I was told that this was necessary for the TH-42PHD7UY Panasonic that I own and never hooked up. Unfortunately, I think I was lied to-- My time warner scientific explorer 3100 doesn't have hdmi hook up-- only s cable. I have a feeling that I can hook up the s-cable from the tv to the box to watch TV. I just can't seem to get a picture. Don't really know though. Spent over 20 hours researching how to connect my Panasonic TV to a cable box to watch TV and I still can't figure it out. If anyone from NYC wants to come take this whole thing away at a good price LMK (never used once!)-- I think I'm going to go back to a tube TV. Can't seem to make sense of connecting plasmas. (and I have EE degree and i do tech work for my own company) go figure!! |
Originally Posted by yovoy Purchased a TY-FB8HM as I was told that this was necessary for the TH-42PHD7UY Panasonic that I own and never hooked up. Unfortunately, I think I was lied to-- My time warner scientific explorer 3100 doesn't have hdmi hook up-- only s cable. I have a feeling that I can hook up the s-cable from the tv to the box to watch TV. I just can't seem to get a picture. Don't really know though. Spent over 20 hours researching how to connect my Panasonic TV to a cable box to watch TV and I still can't figure it out . . . I think I'm going to go back to a tube TV. Can't seem to make sense of connecting plasmas. (and I have EE degree and i do tech work for my own company) go figure!! |
Originally Posted by jsf2001 God, I hate to be the bearer of bad news here, especially as you mentioned that you have spent a lot of time hunting for this part. But, the TY-FB8HM HDMI board is not to be inserted into anything but an 8UK series commercial Panny panel. At least that's what the specs and manual say and what Panny's official line is. The scaler electronics in the 8UK differ from those used in the 7UY series. |