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CONNECTIONS
Satellite Receiver
This VTR can be connected to your satellite receiver and you can enjoy watching or recording satellite programmes through
the VTR.
Connecting a Satellite Receiver
By means of 21-pin Scart Cable:
If both your TV and Satellite receiver have a SCART, use a SCART cable (not supplied) to connect the VTR.
TV
By means of RF Coaxial Cable:
After making this connection, you must preset the station received through the satellite tuner. And proceed with the satellite
setting.
TV
10
AV2(SATELLITE) IN
OUT
R
AUDIO
TV
L
AV1(EURO AV)
AV2(SATELLITE) IN
OUT
R
AUDIO
TV
L
AV1(EURO AV)
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Plug & Auto Set Up
Your VTR will automatically set itself up when it is plugged into the mains for the first time. TV stations will be stored in memory.
The process takes a few minutes. Your VTR will then be ready for use.
Plug & Auto Set Up
1
2
Aerial Input
(from Antenna)
Remember, connect
this first
VTR
AV2(SATELLITE) IN
OUT
R
AUDIO
TV
L
AV1(EURO AV)
3
SCART
IN/OUT
Aerial Output
(to TV)
Connect the coaxial cable.
Plug the VTR into the mains. A message
appears "AUTO SET-UP WILL BE
STARTED. CHECK ANTENNA
AND TV CABLE CONNECTION".
AUTO SET-UP WILL BE
STARTED.
CHECK ANTENNA AND
TV CABLE CONNECTION
END:
The process will finish after a few
minutes. Then the date and time are
set automatically from the broadcast
AUTO SET UP
signal, but this function will not
PLEASE WAIT
operate if there is no teletext signal.
I˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚----------I
END:
NOW SETTING THE CLOCK
CLOCK
12:00 1/JAN/2003
WED
AUTO CLOCK : ON
PROCEED:
➛❿!!!!!!!!$❷!!
END:
MENU
60%
MENU
OK
MENU
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