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NOTE: To record Cable TV signals, you must be connected to a Cable TV input on the outside of your vehicle.
Cable TV inputs are available at many campgrounds.
NOTE: With Winegard's video distribution switch, watch different programming on each of three TV sets while recording
another program on VCR. If your vehicle is NOT equipped with an Exterior TV set, you may use the programming buttons
above the exterior TV for any third TV set location when properly connected.
COAX & AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE CONNECTIONS
STEP 1. Connect the coax cable from the output on the video distribution switch marked "To Main TV" to the antenna
input connection on the back of the main TV.
STEP 2. Connect the coax cable from the output on the video distribution switch marked "To TV 2" to the antenna input
connection on the back of the second TV.
STEP 3. Connect the coax cable from the output of video distribution switch marked "To Exterior TV" to the antenna inut
connection on back of the Exterior (or third) TV.
STEP 4. Connect the coax cable from the output on the video distribution switch marked "To VCR" to the input
connection on the back of the VCR.
STEP 5. Connect the coax cable from the output of the VCR to the coax connection on the back of the video distribution
switch marked "From VCR."
STEP 6. Connect the coax cable from the exterior Cable TV input plate to the to the coax connection on the video
distribution switch marked "From Cable TV."
STEP 7. The output of the auxiliary device (TV game, camcorder, etc.) can be connected to the coax connector on the
back of the video distribution switch marked "FROM AUX."
STEP 8. Connect the coax cable from the output of the satellite receiver marked "TO TV" to the input connection on the
back of the video distribution switch marked "From Sat."
NOTE: The coax cable from the satellite antenna must go directly to the input of the satellite receiver marked
"Satellite In."
STEP 9. Connect the Audio/Video cables with RCA jacks from the output of the DVD player to the input connection on
back of the video distribution switch marked "From DVD". Be sure the three color coded jacks are attached to correct
inputs and outputs (Audio Right = Red, Audio Left = White, Video = Yellow).
STEP 10. If you are hooking up to stereo TV or surround sound system that has RCA input jacks, you can connect
Audio/Video cables from the output on the video distribution switch marked "DVD Output" to the Audio/Video input jacks
on the stereo TV or surround sound system. Be sure the three color coded jacks are attached correctly (Audio Right =
Red, Audio Left = White, Video = Yellow).
NOTE: When connecting to a stereo TV or surround sound system using audio/video cables, be sure the 1K/75 ohm slide
switch on the back of the video distribution switch is moved to the 1K position. This will enhance the picture quality when
using the DVD player.
Also note the VS-0604/VS-6412 includes a built-in channel 3 or 4 modulator. This modulator allows DVD signals to be
distributed to all three TV set locations over standard 75 coaxial cable. When not using audio/video cables, the 1K/75 ohm
slide switch should be moved to the 75 ohm position.
STEP 11. Connect the coax cable from the TV antenna to the coax connection on the back of the video distribution
switch marked "From TV Ant."
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