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Connecting the Antenna Cable
There are several ways to connect your DVD-VCR. Select one of the following antenna connections that best suits you below.
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Method 1: Antenna + DVD-VCR + TV: No Cable box
Method 2: Antenna +Cable box + DVD-VCR + TV: Cable box with many scrambled channels
Method 3: Antenna + DVD-VCR + Cable box +TV: Cable box with a few scrambled channels
- If you are using an off-air antenna that has 300-ohm twin flat leads, use an external antenna connector (300-75 ohm adaptor: not supplied) to connect the antenna to the
DVD-VCR.
- If you have two separate antennas (one VHF and the other UHF), use a UHF/VHF combiner-adaptor (available at most electronics shops) to connect the antenna to the
DVD-VCR.
- The RF OUT(TO TV) jack of this product sends signals received through the antenna and outputs Audio/Video signals.
Method1: Antenna + DVD-VCR + TV: No Cable box
You can record non-scrambled channels by selecting the channel on the DVD-VCR.
Also use this Method if you watch channels without cable box.
To RF IN
To Antenna Input
To RF OUT
Antenna cable
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Method2: Antenna + DVD-VCR + TV: Cable box with many scrambled channels
Wall
You can record channels by selecting the channel on the cable box. You cannot record one channel while watching another channel. Be sure that the cable box is turned on.
Cable Box
To RF IN
To RF OUT
To Antenna Input
Method3: Antenna + DVD-VCR + TV: Cable box with a few scrambled channels
Wall
You can record non-scrambled channels by selecting the channel on the cable box.
You cannot record scrambled channels that require a cable box.
Antenna cable
To RF IN
To RF OUT
Cable Box
To Antenna Input
Antenna cable
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