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6
Hooking
Up Your VCR
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The basic VCR/TV
connection
- antenna/cable
to VCR to TV - is shown below.
For other hookups,
including
those that use
cable converter/descrambler
boxes, see pages 32 - 35.
Disconnect
the antenna or
cable from your TV.
Back of TV
_
(example only)
Indoor Antenna
(VHF/UHF)
)utdoor Antenna
(VHFBOHF)
_-_c_
_
VHF/UHF
Combination
Antenna Jack
Connect
the antenna/cable
to your VCR.
_
ANT. IN Jack
Jack
Connect
your VCR to your
TV using the black RF
coaxial cable (supplied).
Make sure both the TV and
the VCR are plugged
in.
Antenna
or Cable
__
Back of TV
_//
,
__-____L_ANT.
IN jack
(example
only)
_
Back of VCR
_
RF
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coaxialfable
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Wall Outlet
_
(supplied)
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Antenna
Jack
Select channel 3 or 4.
Set the CH3/CH4
switch on the back of the
VCR to CH3 or CH4, whichever
channel
is
not used or least used in your area.
To oper-
ate your VCR with your TV, set the TV to the
same channel.
For example,
when playing
a
tape, if the CH3/CH4
switch
is set tu CH3,
the TV should
be on channel
3.
Wall
Outlet
Back of VCR
TV
CH3 / CH4
Switch
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CH3 _
CH4
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