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Connections
These illustrations
are designed
to help you connect
your VCR
to your antenna
and TV set.
Step 1.
Identify your particular
anten-
na type. Connect
your antenna
to your VCR using the VCR
ANT IN jack. =
Step 2.
Connect
the cable supplied
with your VCR to the VCR
ANT OUT jack. Connect
the
other end to the ANT IN jack
on the TV set. *
Step 3.
Your VCR is equipped with
_mdio/Video
Input and Output
jacks on the: back panel. If you
have Audio/Video
input and
output jacks on your TV set or
Audio input/output
jacks on
your stereo, you may choose to
make these connections that
will improve the Audio/Video
output performance
of your
VCR. =
* Note: You may need additional
adapter to make the connections
s!hown.
You will need a "Y" Adapter to
make the connections shown.
75-Ohm Video Cable
Step 1 Antenna To VCR Connections
VCR
BACK
PANEL
Antenna Cables Inside, or Outside
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COl
VH F/UHFiCATV
i
CATV Cable
I-_ CH,
or' Direct
_l.__jc. 3
Antenna (No
Cable Box)
VHF or UHF"
I
75 ohm Coaxial Cable
_._
VHF/UHF Splitters
Fiat 300 ohm Twin Lead (,'able
Step 2 VCR To TV Connections
VCR
BACK
PANEL
-']CH4
CH3
VHF/UHF Splitters
O
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I"
J
Fm_._
lot
J-
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75 ohm Coaxial (;able
Step 3 Audio/Video
Connections
Y
Adapter
VCR BACK PANEL
J Audio
Cobie
Audio Cables I
Y
Adapter
I
Video
Video Cables
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Carncorder
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To select these options use the Tuning Features subtaenu to bring up 4-Source
Select. Choose Aux to use thc Audio/Vidco
connection jacks
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