Toshiba SD-H400-S-TU Installation Manual page 64

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What if I need to use the phone while the
SD-H400 is making a daily call?
I don't see the Welcome Screen when I
tum on my SD-H400 for the first time.
• It's unlikely that you'll notice the SD-H400's phone calls, because the calls typically
last only about 10 minutes and often occur during evening hours. However, if you do
need to use the phone while a daily call is in progress, simply pick up the phone. You
will hear a sound like that of a modem dialing. Wait 5 to 10 seconds, then hang up.
When you pick up the phone again, the line should be free. If it is not, just pick up and
hang up again. The SD-H400 will attempt another call later.
Make sure cables are connected from the OUT jack of one device to the IN jack of
another. Cables should never be connected from OUT to OUT or IN to IN.
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If you used an RF Coaxial cable to connect your SD-H400, make sure your TV (and
VCR, if the SD-H400's signal passes through the VCR) is tuned to the same channel
(3 or 4) that you selected on the back of your SD-H400. You may also need to press
the Input, Source, or TVNideo button on your TV's remote to change the input (i.e.,
the video signal your TV is displaying).
If you're using Composite Video and LlR Audio cables or S-Video cables, make sure
your TV is displaying the appropriate video source. You may need to use the "Input,"
"Source," "Select," or "TVNideo" button on your TV's remote to change video
sources. If you are having trouble changing the video source, refer to the instructions
that came with your TV.
If you are passing the signal through your VCR (as in Setup 1 in this guide), tune your
TV the way you would to watch your VCR. Also, try turning your VCR on or off. If
your VCR has multiple inputs, you may need to select the correct input on the VCR as
well.