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INSTALLING YOUR VCR

CONNECTING THE CABLES

EXISTING AERIAL

OR CATV CABLE

1 Connect your existing aerial cable to the AERIAL IN socket on your VCR.

DECODER UNIT

OR SATELLITE SYSTEM

 

 

AERIAL IN

LINE1(I)IN

SON/VIDEO ENTREE ANTENNE

/OUT

 

(L1/I)

 

 

AERIAL OUT

 

 

SORTIE ANTENNE

LINE2(II)IN/DECODER CANAL PLUS/L2(II)

AUDIO OUT

 

 

SORTIE SON

 

 

A2230

R D

L G

 

SCART LEAD

(Not Supplied)

2 Connect your TV to the VCR using the supplied RF connection cable, i.e. connect the VCR AERIAL OUT socket to the TV AERIAL IN socket.

Optional: Connect your Satellite receiver or decoder to the VCR using a scart lead to

LINE 2 IN/DECODER

socket on the VCR.

Optional SCART (not supplied). If you have a scart lead connect it to your TV and LINE 1 IN/OUT socket on the VCR.

-The advantage of a Scart connection is improved picture and sound quality during playback.

 

 

AERIAL IN

LINE1(I)IN

SON/VIDEO ENTREE ANTENNE

/OUT

 

(L1/I)

 

 

AERIAL OUT

 

 

SORTIE ANTENNE

LINE2(II)IN/DECODER CANAL PLUS/L2(II)

AUDIO OUT

 

 

SORTIE SON

 

 

A2230

R D

L G

 

BACK OF

TELEVISION

AERIAL IN

AERIAL OUT

RFCONNECTION

CABLE

3 Connect the VCR to the mains.

 

 

AERIAL IN

LINE1(I)IN

SON/VIDEO ENTREE ANTENNE

/OUT

 

(L1/I)

 

 

AERIAL OUT

 

 

SORTIE ANTENNE

LINE2(II)IN/DECODER CANAL PLUS/L2(II)

AUDIO OUT

 

 

SORTIE SON

 

 

A2230

R D

L G

 

SCART LEAD

AERIAL IN

AERIAL OUT

RF CONNECTION

CABLE

The VCR is correctly connected.

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