Connecting Your Standard-Definition Tv - Philips 502-1040510 User Manual

Use a SCART cable (not supplied) to connect
the AUX connector on the rear panel of your
HD receiver to the SCART input connector of
your VCR or other recording equipment.
Connect your HD receiver and other
equipment to the mains.
Notes
Double Scheduling
To succeed making recording, do not
forget to set timers on your video or DVD
recorder according to your HD receiver's
recording schedulings.
How to avoid double scheduling?
Your recorder is fitted with a feature
allowing its start-stop control compatible*
with your HD receiver.
* The recorder function is activated by the
video signal at its SCART input. Once the
function is active, the recording starts when
video is on and stops when video is off.
If your Video or DVD-R recorder supports
the above function, the simple scheduling of
your HD receiver will automatically control
your recorder.
Necessary system installation
• Enable 'Recorder Control' on your Video
or DVD-R recorder. Refer to the user
manual of your recorder.
• Set the Recording link setting of your
HD receiver (under Menu > Settings >
Preferences > Recording) to ON.
Accessories and connections
7.3 Connecting your standard-
definition TV
1
Aerial wall
socket
TV
Connect the aerial cable (not supplied) from
the aerial wall socket to the Antenna IN
connector on the rear panel of your HD
receiver.
Use a SCART cable (not supplied) to connect
the AUX connector on the rear panel of your
HD receiver to the SCART input connector of
your standard-definition TV.
Connect your TV to the mains. Use your TV's
remote control to select the SCART input
connector, which is connected to your HD
receiver, as the the A/V source. If necessary,
refer to your TV's user manual.
Connect your HD receiver to the mains and
wait until your HD receiver wakes up ('InSt'
appears on the front-panel display).
Press the V-Out button on the front panel
twice. 'AU' now appears on the front-panel
display and the 'Welcome' screen appears
on your TV. See section 3.3, Installing your
HD receiver, on page 10 for instructions on
completing the first installation setup from
step 3.
Note
Optionally, you can also use the supplied RF
cable to connect the RF output connector
(labelled To TV/VCR) of your HD receiver to
the RF input connector of your TV.
HD receiver
4
Mains wall
socket
2
SCART
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