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• Using
the Active
A/V Network
Feature
This A/V Network
is a special feature
that makes it easier
to use
your television
and your other A/V components
together.
When
you connect
the A/V Network,
you can poin_ tlhe remote
control at
the television,
and it will "pass" the remote
cc,ntrol command
to the
other components.
Additionally,
you will gain even more benefit,._ if you have a
Mitsubishi
VCR equipped
for the Active AiV Network.
Tile Active
A/V Network
allows you to perform
many af the commonly
used
features
of your system
at the press of just one button.
This section
will explain
the various
features
of the Actiw_ A/V
Network.
before
you begin
You must have connected
an A/V Network
cable from the
Active A/V Network
terminal
of your TV to the A/V Network
IN
terminal
of your VCR.
See "TV+Mitsubishi
products
that have
A/V Network
terminals,"
page 40.
•
You must have connected
your VCR to External
1 (EXT-1) of
your TV.
•
You must have set your TV's "A/V Netwo::k"
setting
to "Active"
or "Basic".
See "Setting
the A/V Network,"
page 60.
•
Your VCR's remote
control switch
(if any, should be set to
"VCR-A."
• Your VCR's video mute setting
should be turned
ON.
DImportant:
what
the Active
A/V Network
does
The Active AN Network
makes it easier
and faster to use the
VCR's Quick Program
and Play commands
and the TV's PIP com-
mands.
When using the Active A/V Network,
you sl: ould always
point your
remote
control
at your television.
Using the Active A]V Network
Features
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