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The guidance given on the next two pages is the most common forms of connection. However please
check with your manufacturers instruction books for specific information. Make sure all connections
are made with both your VCR and additional appliance unplugged from the mains to avoid
damaging your equipment. Connecting a VCR using a Audio/Video cable is one of the best ways to
achieve optimum sound and picture quality from video-tape playback. If you own a stereo TV you will
be able to enjoy stereo sound when playing a stereo video tape or stereo TV reception.
VCR reception setting
Cable/
Antenna
When a TV is connected
with a coaxial cable only
When the TV is connected
to the OUT TO TV using a
supplied coaxial cable only,
set the channel selector at
the rear to CH 3 or CH 4,
not employed for
broadcasts, and select the
same channel on the TV.
When a TV is connected
with an audio/video cable
When the TV is connected
using an audio/video cable,
turn the TV and VCR on,
and select the video input
mode on the TV.
75 ohm Coaxial Cable (supplied)
8
TV set
R-AUDIO-L
VIDEO
OUT
OUT
2
-2
Audio/Video cable connection
improves the picture and sound
IN
IN
quality.
To AUDIO/VIDEO IN
AUDIO/VIDEO Cable
(Not supplied)
From AUDIO/VIDEO OUT
2
-1
Connect the supplied Coaxial Cable
OR
to OUT TO TV on the VCR and
antenna connector on your TV.
VHF/UHF Antenna
1
Disconnect the coaxial
cable (from antenna or
cable company) from
your TV and connect it to
ANT.IN on the VCR.
OR
75 ohm
300 ohm
Coaxial
twin lead
Cable
VCR s Back Panel
AUDIO
R
300/75 ohm
ANT.IN
IN
OUT
Adaptor
(Not supplied)
L
VHF/UHF
IN
OUT
/CATV
3
4
VIDEO
CH.
To OUT TO TV
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