Entertainment; Video Selection System; Tv-Ignition Switch Interlock - Front; Audio-Video System Basic Operation - Winnebago suncruiser Owner's Manual

SECTION 8 ENTERTAINMENT

VIDEO SELECTION SYSTEM

–If Equipped
The video selection system allows you to
switch the antenna, cable TV, satellite TV system
or VCR/DVD signal to any TV set location in the
coach.
This means one person can watch a program
coming in on the roof antenna on the bedroom
TV while another person watches a satellite or
cable TV program or video on the front TV.
To Watch Broadcast TV (Antenna)
• Press TV ANT button on MAIN TV section of
Video Selection System panel.
To Watch Cable TV
• Press CABLE TV button on MAIN TV
section of Video Selection System panel.
To Watch Satellite TV (Dish)
• Press SAT button on MAIN TV section of
Video Selection System panel.
To Watch DVD
• See "Audio-Video System Basic Operation"
elsewhere in this section for basic DVD and
home theater setup.
To Watch VCR (if self-installed)
• Press VCR button on MAIN TV section of
Video Selection System panel.
To Watch Rear/Bedroom TV
(if equipped)
• Video selection for the rear TV is similar to
front TV viewing except all selections are
made with buttons in the TV2 grouping.
VCR Group Buttons
• The buttons in the VCR group are for
selecting the signal input to a self-installed
VCR for taping programs.
• If you wish to tape a program from cable TV
press CABLE button. If the program is on the
dish, press SAT, and so forth.
TV-IGNITION SWITCH
INTERLOCK – FRONT
–If Equipped
If your coach is equipped with a front
overhead TV, it is plugged into a special
electrical outlet with a built-in ignition switch
interlock. The device allows the front overhead
TV to operate only when the ignition key is in the
Off or Accessory positions.
AUDIO-VIDEO SYSTEM BASIC
OPERATION
NOTE: For your convenience, we have also
included a handy, tear-out version of this
"A/V System Basic Operation" guide in
Section 8 of your Operator Manual
Supplement.
See your InfoCase for specific operating
guides for audio and video components.
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