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CONNECT THE ANTENNA
Identify the type of cable from your antenna. If it
is
a
round cable as illustrated,
it
is
a
75-ohm coaxial
antenna cable. This cable will connect directty to
the connector marked "ANTENNA IN" on your
VCR.
I f your antenna lead wire i s a flat type antenna
cable, connect
it
to the 300/75-ohm Matching
Transformer (accessory number 3). Then slip the
Matching Transformer onto the "ANTENNA IN"
connector on the VCR. The Matching Transformer
does not screw onto the VCR,
it
just slips over the
connector.
Note: If your antenna has two leads (one for UHF
and one for VH F), you will have to purchase
a
com-
biner/mixer to combine the two leads before con-
nection to the VCR.
ANTENNAS
VCR
1. Locate the Antenna Cable (accessory number
1 ) .
2.
Slide one end onto the VCR connector marked
"TELEVISION OUT" !ocated on the back of
the VCR.
3.
Locate the U/V Splitter (accessory number
2.)
and connect it to the opposite end of the cable.
4.
Connect the wires marked "UHF"
on the
Splitter to the UHF terminals on the back of
your television. I f you already have an adaptor
on your TV antenna terminals, remove it.
5.
Connect the wires marked "VHF"
on the
-
Splitter to the VHF terminals on the back of
your television. Again, i f you already have an
adaptor on your TV antenna terminal, remove
it.
6.
Locate the "TV/VCR" switch on the front of
the VCR. Press the "TV/VCRV switch to TV
position, and then the light will go off.
7. Check that your TV is operating correc3y. I f it
is not, recheck the antenna connections you
just made.
,I
VCR
ANTENNA CABLE
(Supplied)
"n//vc
R" Switch
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