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If you are using a RCA cable, select the AV input on
the TV to see the picture from the video.
If you are not using a RCA cable, select the button
number on the TV reserved for video input to see the
picture from the video.
To the TV via antenna cable (if you are not using a RCA cable)
If you are not using a RCA cable, your video can transmit pictures and sound to the TV via the coax aerial
cable. Just tune the TV to the video's transmitting channel (factory set to UHF CH 52). Tune the TV carefully
to ensure the best pictures and sound.
5 sec.
MENU
PR
2x
If the quality of the test picture transmitted to the TV is poor due to interference caused by a
PR
station transmitting on channel 52, you can tune the video to a different transmitting channel. Find a
2x
free channel between 21 and 69 on your TV.
RF OUTPUT SET
2
1
3
4
5
6
PR
7
8
9
0
0-9:SELECT (21-69)
OK:CONFIRM
MENU
If the quality of the test picture transmitted to the TV is poor, fine-tuning on the TV may help
(refer to the TV manual).
Without a RCA cable, you will not get stereo sound from a TV capable of stereo sound.
CONNECTIONS
a n d
Once you have carried out the steps in
"Connecting up the video recorder" (page 4),
switch on your TV.
Press the OK button of the video's remote control
longer than 5 seconds to call the video´s test
picture.
Tune the TV to the test picture using the channel
pre-set functions of your TV as described in its
manual.
Once you have found the test picture, follow this
instructions within your television manual to store
this new channel into a programme location.
Press the OK button of the video's remote control
again longer than 5 seconds to release the test
picture.
Call the video's "MAIN MENU" choose
"VCR Setup" then "RF Output Set".
52
Type in the free channel.
MENU:END
Store and exit.
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