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INSTALLING YOUR VCR
CONNECTING THE CABLES
✔
The VCR is correctly connected.
AERIAL
IN
ENTREE
ANTENNE
AERIAL
OUT
SORTIE
ANTENNE
LINE1(I)IN
/OUT
SON/VIDEO
(L1/I)
AA013
L
IN
E
2(II)IN
/D
E
C
O
D
E
R
C
A
N
A
L P
L
U
S
/L
2
(II)
A
U
D
IO
O
U
T
S
O
R
T
IE
S
O
N
L G
R D
AERIAL
IN
ENTREE
ANTENNE
AERIAL
OUT
SORTIE
ANTENNE
LINE1(I)IN
/OUT
SON/VIDEO
(L1/I)
AA013
LINE2(II)IN/DECODER CANAL PLUS/L2(II)
A
U
D
IO
O
U
T
S
O
R
T
IE
S
O
N
L G
R D
AERIAL
IN
ENTREE
ANTENNE
AERIAL
OUT
SORTIE
ANTENNE
LINE1(I)IN
/OUT
SON/VIDEO
(L1/I)
AA013
L
IN
E
2(II)IN
/D
E
C
O
DE
R
C
A
N
A
L P
L
U
S
/L
2
(II)
AU
DIO
O
U
T
SORTIE S
ON
L G
R D
AERIAL OR
CATV CABLE
Optional:
Connect your
Satellite receiver or decoder to
the VCR using a scart lead to
LINE 2 IN/DECODER
socket on the VCR.
Connect your existing aerial
cable to the
AERIAL IN
socket on your VCR.
DECODER UNIT
OR SATELLITE SYSTEM
1
2
3
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.
Connect the VCR to the mains.
BACK OF
TELEVISION
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.
SCART LEAD
AERIAL IN
AERIAL IN
SCART LEAD
RF CONNECTION
CABLE
RF CONNECTION
CABLE
AERIAL OUT
AERIAL OUT
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