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Chapter 2: Connecting Your VCR
Connecting the Television (cont.)
If the TV's antenna terminal
looks likethis,.,
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ANTENNAIN
O©
UHF
®
VHF
O©
UHF
©0
VHF
... then you will need splitter that looks like this.
No splitter needed
From ANTENNA OUT on VCR
on TV
From ANTENNA OUT on VCR
on TV
Connectingan older TV to the VCR
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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 'WHF IN." If you have an older TV without
this
kind of terminal,
you will have to use a splitter
and then
connect
the splitter
to the television.
If you have a TV with audio and video inputs,
you should
proceed
to the next section, "Connecting
a TV with audio and
video inputs."
Otherwise,
your connections
are complete.
ANTENNA
TERMINALS
(VCR)
•
ANTENNA OUT
ANTENNATERMINAL(TV)
ANTENNA iN _
.......
_
• •
ANTENNA
IN
TV without ANTENNA IN terminal (single antenna terminal for VHF and UHF)
UHF/VHFsplitter
Connectto UHF IN
From ANTENNAOUT
Connectto VHF IN
on VCR
on TV
UHF/VHF
splitter
Connect
to UHF IN
From ANTENNA
OUT
Connect
to VHF IN
on VCR
on TV
Dlmportant:
Connecting
your TV in this way will not allow you to enjoy the
stereo
sound of your VCR, even if your TV is equipped
with
stereo.
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