RCA VR355/VR545 manual TV + VCR + Satellite Receiver, Connect satellite receiver to the VCR

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Connections & Setup

TV

TV

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	VIDEO	R	L / MONO
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SATELLITE

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		IN FROM ANT	CH3
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OUT			CH4
		OUT TO TV	SATELLITE
VIDEO R	L	S-VIDEO	IN
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From Cable

or TV Antenna From Satellite

TV + VCR + Satellite Receiver

Note: Your television and/or satellite receiver back panels may not look exactly like the models shown here.

1.Connect the VCR to the TV

Connect one end of the supplied RF coaxial cable to the VCR’s RF OUT jack and the other end to the TV’s antenna input jack.

2.Connect satellite receiver to the VCR

Connect an RF coaxial cable to the RF OUT jack on the cable box and to the CABLE/ANTENNA input jack on the TV.

3.Connect the antenna to your satellite receiver

If necessary, connect an antenna or cable box RF coaxial cable (not included) to the antenna input jack on the satellite receiver.

4.Connect the satellite feed to the satellite receiver

Connect the satellite receiver’s RF coaxial cable feed (not included) to the satellite input jack on the satellite receiver.

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Contents Changing Entertainment. Again VCRProduct Registration Important InformationIntroduction Key Features OverviewSqpb S-VHS Quasi Playback Pro-Tect Plus LockingTable of Contents Using the VCR’s Features Recording Features Chapter Overview Connections & SetupCable Considerations Connections & SetupThings to Consider Before Connecting Components Title Using the RF Coaxial Cable to Connect VCR to a TVChoose Your Connection Components ConnectionConnect the antenna/cable feed to the VCR Connect the VCR to the TVConnect the satellite feed to the satellite receiver TV + VCR + Satellite ReceiverConnect satellite receiver to the VCR Connect the antenna to your satellite receiverConnect the cable feed to your cable box TV + VCR + Cable BoxConnect the cable box to the VCR Turn on the TV and VCR Set the VCR’s CH 3/4 SwitchPut Batteries in the Remote Control Plug in the VCRComplete the QuickSet Guide Using the Remote Control to Navigate On-Screen MenusAccessing Menus Recording VCR BasicsThis page left blank intentionally Using the VCR’s Menu System Language Using On-Screen MenusUsing On-Screen Menus to Set Up Features Cable Box SetupAuto Channel Searching VCR Channels ListAdding or Removing Channels Changing the Signal TypeTime and Date Auto Clock Set FeatureTo Access the Preferences menu Additional Set Up Features in the Preferences MenuSetting Time and Date Manually Auto Play To Access Auto PlayTo Access Auto TV/VCR Remote VCR1/VCR2 OptionTo Select a Preferred Tape Speed EnergySaverFront Panel Brightness VCR Display Tape SpeedAuto Repeat Set Auto RepeatThis Page Left Blank Intentionally Using Remote Control Buttons of the Remote Control Using the Remote ControlUsing the Remote Control Using the Input Button Operating a Television with the VCR’s Remote Control Using the VCR’s Features To Activate XPR VCR FeaturesRecording Features Express Recording XPRReviewing and Clearing Programs Timer RecordingStopping a Timer Recording To Set Up to as Many as Eight Timer Recording ProgramsForward and Reverse Search Copying and Editing Tapes Using Two VCRsPicture Search Options To Activate Index Search Slow MotionFrame Advance Index SearchZero Search Pro-Tect Plus Locking FeatureTime Counter TrackingOn-Screen Displays Other Information Other Information TroubleshootingGeneral Problems Incorrect time or date is shown Playback ProblemsTapes play back in slow motion VCR will not record Recording ProblemsFront Panel Function Displays Display PanelBack Panel Cleaning the VCR Specifications VR355Specifications VR545 Common Video Line Input scenarios How to Find Your TV’s Video Input ChannelConnect the satellite receiver to Advanced ConnectionFor how long after your purchase RCA VCR Limited WarrantyGlossary Index Index This page left blank intentionally This page left blank intentionally Thomson multimedia Inc