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PIP OPERATION
AND CONNECTIONS
PIP (PICTURE-IN-PICTURE)
Your Zenifl] TV must be connected
to a video component
such m a VCR in order to view a different
picture
in the
PIP inset. This video component
must be connected
to one
of the TV's video/audio
input jacks (VIDEO
1 IN or
VIDEO
2 IN) by using Audio/Video
cables.
The most common
use of PIP is to view two different
chan-
nels; one from the TV tuner and the other from the VCR
tuner.
For example,
you can view two sporting
events or
two, movies
at the same time.
Other uses for PIP would include monitoring what you are
recordiag on your VCR while watching another channel on
the TV, or monitoring a b_b)"s room by cormecth_ a video
camera or camcorder to one of the video/audio input jacks.
CONNECTION
ALTERNATIVES
The input jacks of your "IV provide for 5 different audio/
video input sources.
(Some TV models have two additional
inputs for a total of 7 possible sources.) Antenna or Direct
Cable Connection and Cable Decoder Connection illustrate
two of the most common connection
alternatives.
Antenna or Direct Cable Cm_nection
Tids-ii_ttatio.
shows the b;L_Cconnection of your TV to a
stereo VCR. Using this com_eaion, you are capable of the
following operation:
*
You may scle.ct ANT/CA.BLE 1 for main piaure
source
to view cham2els tuaexi by the TV's channel selector.
Simukaaeomly,
you may selea VIDE() I for PIP source
to view - in the PIP inset-
a tape playing in the VCR or
a different chaxmel tmle.d by the VCR'.,; channel selector.
(VCR's TWVCR button must be set to TV.)
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Sources may also be swapped. In other words, VIDEO ]
may be d_ main piaure .source and ANT/CABLE
1 the
PIP source.
Connection From
Antenna or
Cable-TV System
Stereo VCR
PIP Inset Source
Connected to the VIDEO 1 IN jacks
(video and audio) on back of TV.
Main Picture Source
Connected to the ANT/CABLE 1
jack on back of "IV.
O-O O
Connection
Center on Back of 13/
Antenna
or Direct Cable Connection
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