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RF
VHF C
OR
ONNECTIONS
The RF or VHF connections (also called the modulator connections) provide good picture
and good mono ("non-stereo") sound quality. Be aware that even if you have a TV and
other equipment that support stereo sound, this type of connection will give you only
non-stereo sound.
If you connect a cable TV box or a broadcast TV antenna to the recorder, use the
Ant. In
connection for the local programming signal input. Use the
Audio/Video Output
Out
(
RF
or VHF Connection) will not provide the best quality video on broadcast or cable
channels.
This is the simplest cabling scheme, and many people prefer it because of its ease of
installation and use. The RF or VHF connections require that you keep the TV tuned to
either channel 3 or 4 to view satellite channels. You also need to set the Channel 3/4 switch
on the recorder's back panel to match this channel.
P
(RCA) A
HONO
UDIO
(B
P
, B
ETTER
ICTURE
YELLOW -VIDEO
WHITE - LEFT AUDIO
RED - RIGHT AUDIO
The phono (RCA) audio/video connections provide better picture quality and the best stereo
sound. You should use this type of connection for audio, if possible, and for video if your
equipment does not support S-VIDEO (see following).
Installing and Wiring Your System
Wiring Your System Together
(G
P
OOD
ICTURE AND
Cable
or
S-VIDEO
connections for the output if possible, as using the
/V
C
IDEO
ONNECTIONS
S
)
EST
OUND
Cable
S
)
OUND
YELLOW
WHITE
RED
7
Connectors on
Recorder
VHF/UHF
ANT. IN
RF OUT
VHF/UHF
TV Phono (RCA)
RF
Connectors on
Recorder
1
OUT
2
R
L
AUDIO
VIDEO
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