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Chapter 2: Connecting YourVCR
Connecting theTelevision (cont.)
...then you will need a splitter that looks like this.
If the TV's antenna terminal looks like this...
®
ANTENNA
IN
O©
UHF
®
VHF
OO
UHF
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VHF
No splitter needed
UHF/VHF splitter
Connect to
___jUHF
IN or,TV
__--_-_
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Connect to
From ANTENNA OUT on VCR
VHF IN on TV
UHF/VHF splitter
_
_
Connect to
__
_______UHF
IN on "IV
_'_
_'_.
Connect to
From ANTENNA OUT on VCR
_
VHF IN on TV
Connectinga regular TV to the VCR
O
Take the black cable (called a coaxial cable) that is supplied
with your VCR and attach
it to the terminal
labeled AN-
TENNA
OUT on the back of your VCR.
O
Connect
the other
end of this cable to the terminal
on your TV
labeled
ANTENNA
IN. This terminal
is sometimes
also called
"ANT-IN"
or '_VHF IN." If you have an old er TV without
this
kind of terminal,
you will have to use a st:litter
and then
connect
the splitter
to the television.
O
If you have a TV with audio and video inputs,
you should
proceed
to the next section,
"Connecting
,_ TV with audio and
video inputs."
Otherwise,
your connections
are complete.
VCR ANTENNA TERMINAL
ANTENNA
O
s
II
•
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OUTI
TV ANTENNA TERMINAL
*=-ANTENNA OUT
ANTENNA IN
A
TV without
an ANTENNA
IN terminal
(single
antenna
terminal
for VHF and
UHF)
O
AN'-ENNA
IN
UHF/VHF Splitter
Connect to
TV.
From ANTENNA OUT
Connect to
VHF IN on
on VCR
TV.
UHF/VHF Splitter
3onnect to
__
JHF
IN on TV.
OUT on VCR
VHF IN(,nTV.
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