Hooking Up The Tv/Vcr; Connecting The Tv/Vcr To A Power Supply; Choosing A Signal Hookup - RCA TV/VCR COMBINATION User Manual

Hooking Up the TV/VCR

Connecting the TV/VCR to a power supply

Use the provided cords for operation on AC power or DC power.
Connect as shown.
DC car cord information:

Choosing a Signal Hookup

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AC Cord
AC/DC INPUT
DC Car Cord
• Your vehicle must have a 12 volt or 24 volt, negative-ground electrical system.
• Use only the supplied car battery cord (using another cord could damage the TV/VCR).
• Before you plug the DC power cord into the vehicle's cigarette-lighter socket, make sure the
socket is free of ashes or other debris. Plug the cord completely into the socket.
• Always unplug the DC power cord from the cigarette-lighter socket before you unplug it from
the TV/VCR.
• When replacing fuses, always use the same type: 8A, 125V.
• If you use the TV/VCR with the vehicle's engine off, recharge the vehicle's battery after about
every four hours of TV/VCR use. Always unplug the DC power cord from the vehicle's
cigarette-lighter socket when the TV/VCR is not in use.
• To protect your vehicle's battery and to ensure that it has enough power to start your vehicle,
the TV/VCR will shut off if DC power drops below 11 volts.
To connect a VHF/UHF dipole antenna, see page 27, section A.
To connect an outside antenna, a set-top antenna or a cable system without a cable box, see page
27, section B.
To connect a cable system without a cable box, see page 28, section A.*
To connect a cable system with a cable box to unscramble premium channels only, see page 28,
section B.*
To connect a camcorder or another VCR for video dubbing, see page 29, sections A and B.
*You may need to contact your local cable company for assistance.
To electrical outlet
To vehicle's cigarette lighter socket
CAUTION:
NEVER WATCH THE
TV/VCR WHILE DRIVING.