Filter
Top Products
14
connecting auxiliary components
the ultimate connection
Should you choose to utilize your new receiver to its fullest potential by running all your audio components
through it, you will need purchase additional connectors. How many and what kind is purely situational.
The following is a complete description of all the jacks on the back of the receiver and how they can be utilized
to provide greater enjoyment. Remember when connecting audio and video cables that, in addition to being
color-coded for connection accuracy, RIGHT jacks always connect to RIGHT jacks and LEFT to LEFT, but IN jacks
connect to OUT jacks and OUT jacks connect to IN.
NOTE: Please be advised the jacks are given generalized names and locations. Your TV/VCR/cable box/satellite
receiver/ etc. might have a different configuration of jacks with different names. The diagrams below are
outlined in the simplest possible detail.
VCR
OUT TO TV
CH3
CH4
R
L
IN FROM ANT
VIDEO
IN
OUT
IN OUT
CABLE
BOX
IN
OUT
OR ANTENNA
TV
AUDIO
CABLE /
ANTENNA
VIDEO
INPUT
OUT
R
L
Step 1: Connecting your
satellite/cable receiver
Connect the “OUT” jack on your cable/satellite
receiver box to the “IN FROM ANTENNA” jack on the
back of your VCR.
Then connect the “OUT to TV” jack on the back of
your VCR to the “CABLE/ANTENNA” jack on the back
of your TV.
STEP 2: Connecting
your VCR to the receiver
Using video cables, connect the video VCR “IN” and
“OUT” jacks on the back of your receiver to the “OUT”
and “IN” video jacks on the back of your VCR.
Using audio cables, connect the right and left “IN” and
“OUT” audio VCR jacks on the back of your receiver to
the right and left “IN” and “OUT” jacks on the back of
your VCR.
AUDIO
TV CD TAPE VCR
IN OUTIN OUTIN IN
L
R
VCR
IN OUT OUT
MONITOR
VIDEO
IN
OUT
L
R
OUT INVIDEO
OUT TO TV
IN FROM ANT
CH3
CH4
AUDO
RECEIVER
VCR