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Installation
Unpack The VCR
and All Accessories
Disconnect
antenna from your
TV or other units. Position
VCR in desired
location,
away
from any interfering
wiring.
Turn the VCR around
so you
are looking at the back side and
locate the connections
panel.
Note: It is important
to place
the VCR where you plan on
using it. After setting the Clock
and completing
the Channel
Search, if you disconnect
the
VCR power cord some of that
information
will be erased.
(This will also occur if there is
a power failure.)
Antenna
Connections
Connect
the antenna to the
VCR and the VCR to the TV.
If you have CATV (Cable TV)
use the connections
detailed on
page 4-3.
Notes:
1. If you are replacing
an ex-
isting VCR, disconnect
your old VCR and connect
the new VCR in the same
way.
2. If this is your first VCR in-
stallation
refer to Connec-
tions 4-2 for hookup
procedures.
3. For basic first-time
con-
nections,
proceed
as shown
in Diagram A.
Diagram A is designed to help
you connect your VCR to your
antenna and TV set.
Step
1.
Connect
your antenna cable to
your VCR using the VCR ANT
IN jack located
on the back
panel of the VCR as shown. (If
this is not how your antenna
cable looks you may need addi-
tional adapters
to complete
these connections.
Refer
to
page 4-2 for connecting
your
VCR).
Step 2.
Connect
the hookup
cable sup-
plied with your VCR to the
VCR ANT OUT jack. Connect
the other end to the ANT IN
jack on the TV set.
Step 3.
Slide the CH3-4 switch so it is
in the CH 3 position; this sends
the VCR signal to the TV set
over channel 3. (If CH 3 does
not work slide the switch to
CH
4.)
Diagram
A. VCR Back Panel Cable Connections
able
I
OUT
VHF/UHFICATV
CH 4
Step 3 CH3-4
CH3
Switch
Hookup Cable
Step 1 Antenna Cable
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