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Chapter 2: Connecting YourVCR
Connecting theAN Network (optional) (cont.)
BACK PANEL
(VCR)
_CTIVE
_/V NETWORK
IN
OUT
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To connect
the A/V Network,
you will need a cable with a "mini"
jack at both ends. (A mini jack is the kind you find on headphones
for personal
stereos.)
A cable may be included
with your Mitsu-
bishi TV. If not, you can purchase
a cable with mini jacks
at your
Mitsubishi
dealer
or an electronics
store.
To connect the A/V Network:
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Connect
a cable to the terminal
on the TV labeled A/V NET-
WORK OUT or ACTIVE A/V NETWORK.
Connect
the other
end of the cable to the terminal
on the VCR labeled ACTIVE
A/V NETWORK
IN.
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If you have another
Mitsubishi
component
equipped
with A/V
Network,
attach
a cable to the terminal
on the VCR labeled
ACTIVE A!V NETWORK
OUT. Attach
the other end of this
cable to the terminal
on the other component
labeled
A/V
NETWORK
IN or ACTIVE A/V NETWORK
IN.
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BACK PANEL
/
BACK PANEL
(Other Mitsubishi component)
(Mitsubishi TV'
AN NETWORK
AJV NETWORK
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[:>Important:
Never connect your A/V Network
in a loop, as shown below.
TV
output
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v
j
output
VCR
connecting ActiveAN Network
Your VCR has the ability to perform
certain
automated
functions
in conjunction
with Mitsubishi
TVs that have ACTIVE A/V
NETWORK
terminals.
These automated
functions
are called
"Active A/V Network."
In order for Active A/V Network
to function
properly,
you must
make the connections
above and your VCR must
be connected
to
the EXT-1 or INPUT-1
terminals
of your Mitsubishi
TV. Informa-
tion on how to use the Active A/V Network
features
begins
on
page 65.
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