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4. Connect
antenna
or cable-TV
system
Connect a home antenna
or a cable-TV system. Details onpages 29-32.
5. Connect
external
speaker
and select
speaker
switch
setting
(optional)
Details on page 33.
6. Plug
in the TV/VCR
Attach
the power cord to the back of the TV/VCR.
Plug the power cord
into the wall outlet, matching
the wide blade of the plug with the wide
slot in the outlet.
Be sure to insert the plug completely.
You can also power the TV/VCR
with the DC car cord. First. plug the
square end of the DC car cord into thejack
on the back of the TV. Plug
the other end into the cigarette
lighter socket of a car or truck. Operate
TV/VCR
as usual.
Always
unplug
the DC car cord from the cigarette
lighter socket before
you unplug
the cord from the back of the TV/VCR.
Removing
the plug
from the TV/VCR
first may damage
the fuse in the DC car cord.
Note:
Make
sure the vehicle
has a negative
ground.
The DC car cord
is
designed
for use only
in cars or trucks
with
negative
(-) ground
(negative
terminal
of car battery
is connect
to car chassis).
The DC car
cord
should
never
be used
in cars with
a positive
(+) ground.
If you
are
unable
to identify
the negative
(-) or positive
(+) polarity
of your
car,
consult
your
car's
owner's
manual
or check
with
an authorized
service
station
before
use.
7. Turn
on the
TVNCR
Press POWER on the front of the TV/VCR or press TVor VCR on the
remote. The indicator in the POWER button on the front of the
TV/VCR will light when the TV/VCR is on.
IMPORTANT: To turn on the TV/VCR when it is in DC mode, you
must press and hold TV or VCR on the remote for more than 3 seconds.
This is to prevent the TV/VCR from being turned on accidentally and
draining the car battery.
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