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104 Installation/Installing
the Receiver
Figure 86 incorporates a VCR in the connection
system.
This system is shown using
the DRD102RW
receiver.
This connection
system applies the RF signal from an
antenna, or cable, to the RF in of the receiver.
The RF output of the receiver is sent
to the VCR ANT IN connector.
The OUT TO TV connector
of the VCR is connected
to the ANT IN of the television.
These RF connection enables the VCR to record either
the antenna signal or the satellite signal.
This is controlled
with the TV/DSS button
on the front of the receiver.
Better picture quality is achieved by using the audio video connections.
To do this,
connect a video cable from the VIDEO jack of the receiver to the VIDEO IN jack of
the VCR. Also connect a stereo audio cable to the AUDIO L and AUDIO R jacks of
the receiver.
Connect the other end of the audio cable to the AUDIO IN connector
of
the VCR. To record the satellite signal, switch the VCR to a line input. This system
also enables a satellite signal to be recorded
while watching
a program
from the
antenna or cable.
To do this, place the receiver in the TV mode with the TV/DSS
button.
This place the VCR in the TV mode with the TV/VCR
button.
With the
receiver and televisions the TV modes, the signal on the antenna cable will be routed
to the television for viewing.
At the same time, the receiver signal is applied to the
audio and video input of the VCR which can be recording it. If the connection
system
shown in figure 86 is followed, recording one program while watching another can be
done with switches
on the receiver
and VCR without changing
how the system is
connected.
Figure 87 is a connection system that can be used with the DRD203RW.
Because there
are two audio and video jacks on the receiver, a video and audio signal can be supplied
to a second VCR or directly to the second input to the monitor or a stereo amplifier.
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