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the
different names and types
of
connectors and terminals
that
may
be
used
to
help you
to
better
understand
the terminology used in
this
manual.
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Before you purchased your VCR you probably had an antenna or cable system connected to your TV set. Before
removing whichever system
is
connected to your TV, pay particular attention to the type of connection
you
have
on
the
back
of
the
TV.
For complete playback and recording capabilities on the VCR you must make
the
proper connection. To record
TV programs on the VCR you must have
a
signal source present, either from an antenna or cable system. This
is
accomplished by connecting
the
signal source
to the
VCR and connecting
the
VCR
to
your
TV.
You
can:
*
Watch
a
program being recorded by
the
VCR.
*
Watch
a
program with
the
VCR OFF (the signal
will be
passed through
the
VCFI
to
the
TV).
*
Record one channel while watching
another.
choose
from
the
illustrations below which antenna system
is
connected
to
your
TV.
A
N
T
E
N
N
A
T
o
V
c
R
Terminals
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300 ohm
Cable
Twin
lead
(300 ohm)
Connectors
300
ohm
Adapters
300-75 ohm
75-300 ohm
@
75
ohm
Coaxial
cable
(75 ohm
shielded)
(Screw-on
type)
F-type
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(Stip-on
type)
Present
VHF
Antenna Connection
Present
UHF
Antenna Connection
OB
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1
Remove
the
VHF signal
source
1
Remove
the
VHF signal
source
from
the
antenna connections
on
from
the
antenna connections
on
the
back
of
the
TV.
the
back
of
the
TV.
1
Remove
the
UHF signal
source
from
the
antenna
connections.
2
Attach
the
signal source
to
the
back of
the
VCR terminal
marked
..IN
FROM
ANT.",
2
Attach the two leads onto the teminals
of the 300-75 ohm adapter
(supplied).
Plug
the end
of
the adapter
into
the VHF
lerminal marked
"lN
FROM
ANT.".
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2
Attach the
two
leads
to the
UHF
terminals marked
"lN
FROM ANT.".
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