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RFCoaxial cable
White
Audio video cables are
usually color-coded red,
white, and yellow.
Ch p er
C@ nec ÷ns
and
Connection:
DVD recorder + TV + Basic Cable Box
1.
Connect
the cable
box signal
Note:
Before
you connect
the DVD recorder,
you'll
need
to disconnect
some
of the cables
first
in order
to reconnect
them,
la.
Connect
the RF coaxial cable that is connected
to the cable box'_ Output jack (sometimes labeled
CABLE OUT) to the ANTENNA/CABLE
IN PUT jack on the back of the DVD recorder.
lb.Ifyour
twble box has audio/video
output jacks, connect the audio cables to tile Audio Output
L
Cleft white) and R (right
red) jacks on the back of yore cable box, and to the corlesponding
INPU'I
AUDIO
jacks on youl DVD iecordei: "lhen connect the video cable (ydlow) to the Vide()
Out jack on the back ofyoul
cable box, and to the INPUT
VIDEO jack on )_)ur TM
Connect the DVD recorder to the TV
You need to connect cables flora the DVD lecorder's OU-[PUT
jacks to tl_e TV's INPU-[ jacks in
order to see the content born the DVD recordeJ (_ hether it's a'I_. I program ol a disc 5oure playing).
2a, Use the RF coaxial cable that was packed with yore DVD recorder, and connect one end to
the ANTENNA/CABLE
OUTPUT
jack oil tbe DVD recoldel. Connect die other end to tbe
Cable/Antemla
Input jack on the back of yore TV (sometimes labeled CABLI/ANTENNA).
It is
inlportant
to make ibis connection
so you call watch cable box programs when tbe DVD i_'corder
is off.
2b,
Connect
the audio cables.
A set of audio/video cables was packed with your DVD recorder: Connect the audio cables to the
AUDIO
OUTPUT
L Cleft white) and R (fight
ted) jacks on die back of your DVD recorder,
and to the coltesponding
Audio Input jacks on )<)tit TV (sometimes labeled AUDIO
IN L and P.).
2c. Connect the vi&,o cable. The cables you use f_lJ the video determine the quality of the picmle
you;ll see on your TV when youJe playing DVDs. Fo_ more infom/ation
about cables and signal
quality, go to page 5.
Connect the video cable (yellow) to the VIDEO OUTP!
JT jack on the back of your DVD
lecorder, and to tbe Video Input jack on your TV (sometimes labeled VIDEO IN).
S-VIDEO (not shown) If yore TV has an g VIDEO jack, connect one end of an optional g-Video
cable to the S;VIDEO
IN jack on the back of rile TV and the other end to the g VIDEO OUT
jack on the back of the DVD lecolder.
COMPONENTVIDEO
Y_Pb, Pr (not shown) Ifyoul TV has Component
hlput Jacks (Y, Pb,
Pl), you can achieve even greatel pictule quality (DVD playback only) by connectblg the DVD
lecorder to theTV
using these jacks (COMPONENT
VIDEO OU-[, Y, Pb, Pr on the DVD
recorder). FoJ more e×planation,
go to page 5. Component
Video cables not supplied with the
DVD lecorder.
HDMI
(not shown)
If you TV has an HDMI Input Jack, you can achieve optbmlm
picture
qualit)< Connect one end oftbe HDMI cable to the HDMI iack on the back of the TV and the
other end to the HDMI jack on the back of the DVD Iecorder. Press the HDMI
button on the
lemote to toggle the available piog_essive scan and interlace modes.
Notes;
If your
TV is capable
of progressive
scan, connect
the DVD recorder
to the TV using
the
COMPONENT
VIDEO OUT jacks,
and press the HDMI
button
on the remote
to toggle
between
progressive
scan and interlace.
Please note
that
the component
video
output
mode
will
remain
at 480p
even though
the HDMI
video
output
mode
is 480p/72Op/l
OBOi,
which
is displayed
on the front
of the unit.
3.
Plug the power cold i_to an AC outlet.
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