Philips DVD750VR Hookups cont’d, Videotape and press Play B to start playback, Signal, Supplied

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8 Hookups (cont’d)

DVD/VCR to TV only

Simplest connection using only the supplied black RF coaxial cable

This connection will let you use the features of both theVCR and the DVD Player.

DVD/VCR VCR

AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN

ANT-IN

L L

R R

ANT-OUT VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN

1Antenna or Cable TV

signal

		DVD
	S-VIDEO COMPONENT AUDIO		DIGITAL
	OUT VIDEO OUT	OUT	AUDIO OUT
	Y
	CB	L
			COAXIAL
OFF ON	CR	R
PROGRESSIVE	DVD/VCR			VCR
	AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN
ANT-IN
			L	L
			R	R
ANT-OUT VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN

75 ANT / CABLE

2 Black RF coaxial cable

(supplied)

Antenna In Jack (on back of TV) example only

1 Disconnect the antenna or Cable TV signal from your TV and con- nect it to the ANT-IN (Antenna In) jack of your DVD/VCR.

2 Connect the supplied black RF coaxial cable to the ANT-OUT (Antenna Out) jack on the back of the DVD/VCR and to the ANTENNA IN JACK on the TV. The ANTENNA IN jack on the TV may be labelled TV IN, RF IN, 75Ω (ohm), or ANT-IN. See your TV owner’s manual for assistance.

3 Plug in the power cords of the TV and the DVD/VCR.

Set your TV to channel 3 or 4. The DVD/VCR’s output channel is 3 when

you purchase it. So, set your TV to channel 3 when the DVD/VCR is new.
4 If you cannot use channel 3 at your TV, you can change the DVD/VCR’s output
channel to channel 4.To do so, press the VCR button to put the DVD/VCR in
VCR mode.The green VCR light will be on the front of the DVD/VCR. Insert a
videotape and press PLAY B to start playback.	During playback, press

and hold the (VCR) PLAY B button on the front of the DVD/VCR for three to five seconds. Each time you do this, the DVD/VCR’s output channel switches between 3 and 4. Change your TV to channel 3 or 4 accord- ingly. (You cannot change the DVD/VCR’s output channel while adjusting track- ing manually. Press STOP C to stop play and cancel manual tracking, then press PLAY B to resume play and change the output channel.)

There is not a channel 3/4 switch on the DVD/VCR (as customary with most VCRs).

5 You are ready to turn on the DVD/VCR. Go to page 17 before turn- ing on the DVD/VCR.