How to Connect Your DVD Player, Digital Receiver, and TV
This diagram shows how to connect your cable, set-top converter box, VCR and TV
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• Cable from the wall outlet goes to the "in" on the cable converter box.
• Cable from the "out" on the cable converter box goes to the "in" on the VCR.
• Cable from the "out" on the VCR, goes to the "in" on TV.
Benefits:
• Can make tapes from premium channels.
• Can make tape for future viewing.
Limitations:
• Cannot watch any other channel while taping.
How to Connect Your DVD Player, Digital Receiver, and TV
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• Cable from Cable Outlet to IN of Receiver.
• Cable from OUT on Receiver to IN on TV.
• Audio/Video cables from OUT on DVD to IN on TV.
(Match colors of cables red to red, yellow to yellow, etc.)
How to Connect Your DVD Player, Digital Receiver, TV, and VCR
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• Cable from Cable Outlet to IN of Receiver.
• Cable from OUT on Receiver to IN on VCR.
• Cable from OUT on VCR to IN on TV.
• Audio/Video cables from OUT on DVD to Audio/Video IN on TV.
How to Connect Your DVD Player, Digital Receiver, TV, and VCR and Game System
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• Cable from Cable Outlet to IN on Receiver
• Cable from OUT on Receiver to IN on VCR.
• Cable from OUT on VCR to IN on TV.
• Audio/Video Cables from Game to Audio/Video IN on VCR.
• Audio/Video Cables from DVD to Audio/Video IN on TV.
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|How To Connect Your Picture-In-Picture TV |
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|Cable from the wall outlet goes to the splitter. |
|Cable from the splitter goes to the IN on the receiver. |
|Cable from the splitter goes to the Cable/Aux on the TV. |
|Cable from the OUT on the receiver go to the IN on the VCR. |
|Cable from the OUT on the VCR goes to the IN on the TV. |
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|How to connect TV, VCR, Receiver w/Splitter and an A/B Switch |
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|An A/B Switch is necessary in an addressable system when a customer wants to view an off-air program and record a program at the|
|same time. When hooked up according to the diagram, the A/B switch is set to the A side when the customer wants to record |
|something and watch something else. When set to the A side, the customer needs to be changing their channels through the TV. |
|This allows them to record whatever channel the converter box is set to without having to view that program. The VCR should be |
|set to record on the appropriate input channel for that particular converter box. (3 in your area) When the customer wants to |
|view a channel that is being sent through the converter box, they should set the A/B switch to the B-side. This allows the |
|customer to view any Premium or PPV channel that they are authorized for. The TV should be set to the appropriate input channel |
|for the converter and they should be changing their channels through the converter box. |
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|How To Connect Your Game System |
|Using Audio/Video Jacks |
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|Cable from the wall outlet goes to the IN on the receiver. |
|Cable from the OUT on the receiver goes to IN on the VCR. |
|Cable from OUT on VCR goes to IN on TV. |
|Audio/Video jacks from the OUT on the game goes to the IN on the TV (match colors; red to red, yellow to yellow etc.). |
|Audio/Video jacks can also be connected to VCR when available. |
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|Using an RF Switch |
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|Cable from Cable Outlet to IN on Receiver. |
|Cable from OUT on Receiver to IN on VCR. |
|Cable from OUT on VCR to RF Switch. |
|Cable from Game to RF Switch. |
|Cable form RF Switch to IN on TV |
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