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SITUATE AND CONNECT YOUR
2
2
NEW VCR
a–BASIC ANTENNA/CABLE CONNECTION
1
5
Place the VCR on a stable, horizontal
After completing the basic connections:
surface.
If you're using a Cable Box, . . .
2
Disconnect your antenna or cable line
. . . go to 2b (CATV CONVERTER
CONNECTION) .
from your TV.
3
Connect your antenna to your VCR.
If you're using an AV connection, . . .
4
Connect your VCR to your TV.
. . . go to 2c (AUDIO/VIDEO
CONNECTIONS).
If you're using an RF connection, . . .
. . . go directly to 3 (PLUG & PLAY).
RF CONNECTION
Back of VCR (example only)
COMBINED VHF/UHF
ANT. IN
RF OUT
SEPARATE VHF/UHF
VHF ONLY
UHF ONLY
CABLE TV LINE
Note:
Exact connector positions and names may differ.
CONNECTORS WHICH ARE OR MAY BE REQUIRED:
RF Cable
300-75 ohm Matching
Transformer
Antenna Splitter
Antenna Splitter
b–CATV CONVERTER CONNECTION
CATV Input
Cable
OUT
IN
Box
ANT. IN
From
RF OUT
Cable
Box
With this connection you can view/record any
cable channel including scrambled channels to
which you have subscribed.
To watch TV with this type of connection
1
Press TV/VCR on remote to engage VIDEO
mode.
2
Tune TV to VCR output channel
(3, 4 or AV mode).
Back of TV (example only)
3
Tune VCR to Cable Box output channel.
4
Select desired channel on Cable Box.
•You can only view the channel you're
recording.
VHF/UHF
•You cannot change channels with the
VCR remote control.
c–AUDIO/VIDEO CONNECTIONS
VHF
UHF
AV connection methods differ from one type
of VCR to another. First, for any TV and VCR
type, connect your VCR to your TV using RF
connection. Then make AV connections
VHF
following one of the methods pictured to the
UHF
right.
After making the connections, go to 3
& PLAY)
.
MONAURAL VHS VCR
VHF/UHF Antenna Mixer
VIDEO OUT
AUDIO OUT
To Listen To VCR Sound Through A
Component Stereo Audio System,
Connect As Shown
To TV
ANT. IN
TV
RF OUT
VCR
TV
From VCR
Cable
To TV
VCR
OUT
IN
Box
With this connection, you can view one
scrambled cable channel while recording
another unscrambled channel.
To watch TV with this type of connection
1
Press CH or NUMBER keys to select desired
channel for recording.
2
Press TV/VCR to engage TV mode.
3
Tune TV to Cable Box output channel.
4
Select desired channel on Cable Box.
•You cannot record scrambled channels.
•To play back a tape, you must tune the Cable
Box to the VCR output channel.
Hi-Fi VHS VCR
AV STEREO TV
VIDEO OUT
L
AUDIO OUT
R
(PLUG
SUPER VHS VCR
AV STEREO TV WITH S-VIDEO
AV TV
INPUT TERMINALS
S-VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
VIDEO IN
AUDIO IN
L
AUDIO OUT
R
Monaural deck owners:
VCR
Connect to VCR's AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO OUT
L
AUDIO OUT
R
AMP
SET YOUR VCR'S CLOCK AND
3
3
TUNER
CATV Input
PLUG & PLAY
The VCR's clock and tuner channels are set automatically when the VCR is plugged into the AC
outlet.
If you use a cable box, Plug & Play will not function; set the clock and tuner channels manually.
(
pg.11 – 15 of the HR-VP675U's instruction manual)
1
Plug the VCR into the
AC outlet.
2
Don't press any buttons on the VCR or remote
during auto setup.
3
VIDEO IN
L
AUDIO IN
R
"AUTO" blinks while the VCR automatically
sets the clock using information provided by
the local PBS channel.
NOTES:
S-VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
If the time displayed in
5
is incorrect, perform the Semi-Auto or Manual Clock Set procedure
L
AUDIO IN
(refer to page 12 or 13 of the HR-VP675U's instruction manual). Auto channel set has already
R
taken place, and is not affected.
There are some PBS channels that do not transmit clock setting data. If your antenna cable is
properly connected and "– – : – –" is displayed, perform the Manual Clock Set procedure (refer
TV
to page 13 of the HR-VP675U's instruction manual). Auto channel setting has not yet taken
place, so please also perform the "Set Receivable Channels" procedure (refer to page 14 of the
HR-VP675U's instruction manual).
4
During auto channel setting, the channel
numbers are displayed as they are scanned and
set. Receivable channels are automatically
assigned to CH buttons, and non-receivable
channels are skipped.
5
When setting is complete, the VCR displays the
current time. You can now use your VCR.
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