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Important:
connecting cablewitha cablebox
If your cable system
requires
you to use a cable box, follow the
directions
below to connect
your cable box to your VCR:
O
Disconnect
the cable box from the TV.
Connect
the cable coming from the cable box to the AN-
TENNA
IN terminal
on the back of your VCR. Screw or push
the cable onto the terminal
until
it is tight.
Place the cable box on the center
of the top of the VCR. Place
the rear of the cable box flush with the rear of the VCR. Make
sure the cable box doesn't
obstruct
the VCR's ventilation
slots.
When finished,
go to page 15, "Connecting
the Television."
If your cable box has audio and video outputs,
follow the addi-
tional directions
below.
Connect
one audio cable to the left audio output
terminal
on
the cable box. Connect
the other end of this cable to the
AUDIO INPUT
terminal
on the VCR labeled
L/MONO.
Connect
one audio cable to the right audio output
terminal
on
the cable box. Connect
the other end of this cable to the
AUDIO INPUT
terminal
on the VCR labeled R.
Connect
one video cable to the video output
terminal
on the
cable box. Connect
the other end of this cable to the VIDEO
INPUT
terminal
on the VCR.
If you plan to connect
both a satellite
receiver
and a cable box to
your VCR, connect the cable box to the input
terminals
on the
front of the VCR. Otherwise,
connect
the cable box to the rear
terminals.
Audio and video cables are available
at your local
electronics
store.
If you need a cable box to descramble
all cable channels,
you can't
record one channel
while watching
another.
If you b.ave questions
concerning
your cable system,
please contact
your cable company.
Connectingother antennas
If you don't have cable TV, you'll need to connect
a regular
an-
tenna.
Your antenna
may have one of two different
kind of ends
(called "leads") on it. The two kinds of leads are:
300-ohm fiat twin leads
that rook like this ... :
... or a 75-ohm round lead
that looks like this:
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