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Chapter2: Connecting YourVCR
Connecting theAntennaor Cableto theVCR(cont.)
Insert lead under screws
ANTENNA__
and tighten ......
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300-75 Ohm Adapter
Wrapeach
exposed
end of wire once or twice around
the screw
shanks
of the adapter
(or insert
the clips under
the screw
heads).
Tighten
the screw,'_.
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Push the adapter
firmly
onto the antenna
terminal
on the
VCR labeled ANTENNA
IN.
When you are finished,
go to page 15, "Connecting
the Televi-
sion."
connecting an antennawith a 75-ohmroundlead
ANTENNA
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Disconnect
the antenna
from the back of the TV.
Connect
the antenna
to the ANTENNA
IN terminal
on the
back of the VCR. Screw or push the cable until it is tight.
When you are finished,
go to page 15, =Coanecting
the Televi-
sion."
Connectingseparate UHFNHF antennas
You may have two separate
antennas
(one UHF, one VHF) that
bring TV signals
into :your home. If you do, you'll need to combine
the two antennas
into a single wire to connecl; them to the VCR.
To do this, you'll need an attachment
called a combiner
(which is
available
at your electronics
store).
The chart
below will help you determine
the tdnd of combiner
you
need.
If your UHF" antenna
wire looks
...and
your VHF antenna
wire
like this..,
looks like this...
.... ther: you need a combiner
like this.
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To connect your antennas:
(please
see the illustration
on the next page.)
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Disconnect
the antennas
from the back of'the TV.
Connect
the anterma
leads onto the combiner.
Screw or push the: combiner
onto the ANTENNA
IN terminal
on the VCR.
When you are finished,
see page 15, "Conaecting
the Televi-
sion."
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