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Press
STANDBY/ON'on
the
recorder.
'15
T_' n"'_'
,_,_r
wiH
appear on the display.
Then, read the paragraph 'Initial installation'
in the chapter
'Installing your
DVD recorder'.
Connecting
with Video (CVBS)
cable
This cable, usually featuring
yellow
cinch
plugs, is used for transmitting
the Composite
Video
signal (FBAS, CVBS). In this method
of transmission
the color
signal and the brightness
signal are
transmitted
on the same cable. Under certain circumstances,
this may lead to problems
with
the
picture,
such as 'Moire'
patterns
Have the following
cables ready:
an antenna
cable (I,
supplied),
a power
cable (2, supplied),
a video
(CVBS) cable (3, supplied,
with yellow
ends), and an audio cable (4, supplied, with redlwhite
ends).
1
2
Remove the antenna or cable TV signal from your TV. Connect it
to the ANTENNA IN jack at the back of the DVD recorder.
Insert
one
end
of the
supplied
antenna
cable into
the
TV
OUT jack at the back of the DVD
Recorder
and the other
end
into the antenna input jack at the back of the TV
ANTENNA
3
4
5
Use the supplied video (CVBS) cable and plug one end into the
yellow jack
OUT VIDEO
(CVBS)at
the back of the DVD
Recorder and the other end into the Video In jack (usually
yellow) of the TV (usually called Video in or AV in. See your TV's
instruction manual).
Use the supplied
audio (cinch) cable and plug one end into
the
redlwhite
cinch jack
OUT
L AUDIO
R at the back of the DVD
Recorder
(under
to
Video
in)
and
the
other
into
the
corresponding
red/white
audio input jack of the TV (usually called
Audio in', 'AV in'. See your TV's instruction
manual).
Switch on the TV. Then switch
the TV to the VideolAudio
input
jack or select the corresponding
channel number. For the channel
number, please see your TV's instruction
manual.
VIDEO
(CVBS)
OUT
-_"_AAU
DIO OUT
Connecting
the DVD Recorder
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