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PREPARATION
FOR USE
For some of the most common
types of connections,
please follow the drawings
below. Use only one connection.
For any further complex
connections,
please contact your local dealer or other qualified
persons.
(You may need
additional
accessories
which are not supplied).
1
Disconnect the antenna or cable from your TV.
2
Connect the antenna or cable to the ANT.IN
(Top jack) of your VCR.
3
Connect
one and of the coaxial cable (sup-
4
Connect
the other end of the coaxial cable
plied) to the ANT.OUT (Bottom jack) of your
(supplied) to the UHF/VHF antenna jack of your
VCR.
TV.
I Fig.l: Indoor Antenna
]
[Indoorantenna]
(not supplied)
[Back of the VCR]
//
TO VCR's ANT.IN
Q
• (Top Jack)
ANT
Matchingtransformer
(not s upplied)
(sppp_d)
[Back o fthe
OR
UHFNHF separatedTV]
[Back of the
UHFNHF combination TV]
UHFNHF separator
(not supplied)
Q
TOVCR's ANT.OUT
(BottomJack)
J_
(supplied)
YOUcanrecordonechannelwhile viewing another. T he samegoesfor Automatic Timer Recordingand One Touch
Recording For details, please refer to "Recording" on page 24.
Note: The connection of an indoor antenna with a VCR may not always give acceptable "IV reception.
I Fig.2: VHF/UHF
Combination
Antenna
or Cable from the Cable Company
[Back oftBa
UHFNHF combinationTV]
[Cabie
[VHF/UHF combinationantenna]
[Backof the VCR]
company] (not s upplied)
ToVCR's A NT.IN
OR
(supplied)
[Backof the
UHF,'VHFseparated IV]
To VCR's ANT.OUT
t_
(Bottom Jack)
JHF
(supplied)
You can record one channel while viewing another. The same goes for Automatic
Timer Recording and One Touch
Recording.
For details, please refer to "Recording"
on page 24.
Continued on the next page.
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