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UHF antenna
Attach an optional EAC-66 U/V band separator to the
VHF/UHF OUT connector of the recorder, and connect
to the VHF and UHF antenna terminals of the TV.
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EAC-66
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EAC-25 antenna connector
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75-ohm coaxial cable (supplied)
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(supplied)
separator
When both VHF and UHF antennas are connected
Attach an optional EAC-66 U/V band separator (mixer) to
the VHF/UHF IN connector of the recorder, and connect
the antennas to the U/V band separator.
Then attach another optional U/V band separator to the
VHF/UHF
OUT connector of the recorder, and connect
to the VHF and UHF antenna terminals of the TV.
Connect the wire and
tighten the screws.
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U/V band
F-type connector
separator
(optional)
(mixer)
Caution
Connections
between
the recorder VHF/UHF
OUT
connector and the antenna terminals of a TV receiver
should be made only as shown in these instructions.
Failure to do so may result in operation that violates
the regulations of the Federal Communications Com-
mission
regarding
the use
and
operation
of rf
devices.
Never connect the output of the recorder to an anten-
na or make
simultaneous
(parallel) antenna
and
recorder connections
at the antenna terminals of
your receiver.
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When a TV has a 75-ohm UHF/VHF antenna terminal
Easy connection of the recorder to the TV can be made
with a supplied 75-ohm coaxial cable regardless of the
types of antenna.
UHF
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TV
:
GO | VHF
1 aUHF po]
SV
75-ohm coaxial cable (supplied)
Once the connectlons explained above have been
made, the antenna TV signals, as well as the signal
from the recorder, will be fed to the TV and you can
view TV programs in the usual way.
Note
Keep the VCR away from the TV, if the display or
sound is affected.
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