VCR Connections
1 | Locate the Antenna/Cable 2 jack on | |
the back of your TV. Connect the cable | ||
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| that runs from the wall or antenna to | |
| the jack. | |
| Now find the Loop Out jack. | |
2 | Connect the cable from this jack to | |
the Input jack on the back of your | ||
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| cable box. | |
3 | Locate the Output jack on the back of | |
your cable box. Connect this to the RF | ||
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| or VHF/UHF/CATV In jack on the back | |
| of your VCR. | |
| If you want to connect VCR to the TV | |
| directly, connect the cable from the | |
| Loop Out jack to the RF or | |
| VHF/UHF/CATV In jack on the back of | |
| your VCR. | |
4 | Find the composite video and | |
audio jacks on the back of your | ||
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| VCR, and connect them following | |
| the instructions provided with | |
| your equipment. | |
| You may connect either the com- | |
| posite video or the | |
| to your TV. (Do not connect BOTH | |
| the composite video and the S- | |
| Video cables. In the event that | |
| you connect both composite video | |
| and the | |
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Cable box
Out In
VCR
Back AV panel
In
3 4
Out Audio Video
L R
VCR
Back AV panel
Out
3 4
In Audio Video
L R
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| Cable TV | |
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| Wall jack | |
Antenna |
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RF coaxial wire | or | Round wire | |
(75 ohm) | |||
(75 ohm) | |||
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ANT/CABLE1
INPUT
LOOP OUT |
ANT/CABLE2 | (MONO) | |
INPUT | ||
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MNT
OUT
IN 2
IN 1
(R) AUDIO (L) VIDEO
A/V cables |
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not included |
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with TV |
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| Cable TV |
| Wall jack |
Antenna |
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or | Round wire |
RF coaxial wire | (75 ohm) |
(75 ohm) |
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ANT/CABLE1
INPUT
LOOP OUT |
ANT/CABLE2 | (MONO) | |
INPUT | ||
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MNT
OUT
IN 2
IN 1
(R) AUDIO (L) VIDEO
To hear stereo sound from cable or your VCR, you will need to connect A/V cables as well as the wire that runs from the VCR to your TV.
If you want to receive your signals on Channel 3 or 4, locate the Out to TV jack on your VCR. Connect a cable from the Out to TV jack to the Antenna/Cable 1 jack on the back of your TV.
A/V cables not included with TV
After connecting external equipment to the TV, don’t display a still picture for a long time on the screen. Doing so may damage the TV screen.
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