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100 Installation/Installing
the Receiver
The RF channel output on this jack is controlled by the RF switch. When the switch
is in the channel 3 position, the RF out will be channel 3. The same is true for channel
4.
S-VIDEO
This connector
outputs an S-video signal to a compatible
television or VCR. Only an
S-video connector
can be inserted into this jack.
VIDEO
These two connectors are bridged in the receiver. Because they are bridged, both have
the same signal on them. These connectors are the output the video signals from the
receiver.
One of these connectors
can be connected to a monitor type of television
while the other to VCR.
AUDIO R (fight) and AUDIO L (left)
There are two connectors
for the right channel and two for the left channels.
The two
connectors
for the right channel are bridged together and the two for the left channel
are bridged together.
The signal on these connectors is the right and left channel audio
signals from the receiver.
If you are connecting
the receiver to a monitor type of
television,
connect one set (a set is the right and left channel) to the audio inputs. The
other set can go to a VCR or stereo amplifier.
If the second video output is connected
to a VCR, the second set of audio cable must also be connected to the VCR.
WIDE BAND DATA
This 15 pin connector
is designed to be used in conjunction
with future technology:
such as high definition TV.
LOW SPEED DATA
This 9 pin serial interface is designed to be used in conjunction with data services.
SYSTEM
CONNECTIONS
Figure 85 is a basic connection
system that will work with both the DRD102RW
and
DRD203RW.
The connection
system works with a standard television
using RF
cables. The TV/DSS button on the front of the receiver switches the RF signal applied
to the television between the antenna, or cable, signal and the signal from the receiver.
If the television is capable of receiving video and audio signals from the receiver, add
the video and audio cables.
To watch the satellite signal select the monitor inputs to
the television.
To connect a stereo amplifier to this system, there are several options.
If you are using
a standard television,
connect a stereo audio cable to the AUDIO
R and AUDIO L
output of the receiver and to the inputs of the amplifier.
If your television is a monitor
and equipped with audio output jacks, with a stereo audio cable connect the televisions
audio output to the amplifier.
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