I think we're both confused.
We need specific details when talking about AV gear because of the common interchangeable terminologies (but NOT fuctions) and cable types used by the audio and video sides.
Let's be specific about types of cables:
Coaxial Cable (for TV) = 300-ohm like an antenna conenction
Coaxial Digital Audio = RCA-style cable
Just because something fits doesn't mean it carries a compatible signal.
The closest thing I could find to describe the unique inclusion of a TV-style coax on the back is this:
http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/3/84929.html
Is the HTD-540 capable of tuning TV stations (wall coax)? I doubt it.
The wall coax is for multiple TV channels, right? It's not the same as running a video coax from, say, a VCR on Channel 3, or is it?
Please clarify, if possible.
This statement, too, is puzzling, "but there is a TV >>> wo/output<<< jacks in the same cabinet ".
Common abbreviations I am familiar with would be w/output (WITH output) or w/o output (WITHOUT output). Which is this?
In either case, what is the relevance of output jacks on a TV? Unless you mean AUDIO output. Even so, why wash audio through a TV then send it via probably analog-stereo-only RCA cables to an audio-specializing device like the Pioneer?
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