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(1) Connecting devices with RF output and/or input If you have a N which only accepts RF input, connect your VCR RF connection to your TV. Connect the Companion"' controller VCR OUTPUT jack to your VCR. Set both the TV and VCR to either channel 3 or 4, and the VCR to "TV" mode to watch a signal that passes through the VCR. If you have a cable box or other device with RF output, you need to connect this to your VCR or other component that changes the RF signal to base band signal before connecting to the controller. Note: Unless it is only a pass-through signal, most components do not reassemble stereo or surround-encoded audio when it comes in from an RF connection and is sent out through an RF connection. See Figure 9 for a setup using RF connections. In this example: • To watch satellite broadcasts, set SAT/TV on the satellite receiver to SAT, set VCR/TV on the VCR to N, and set the TV to channel 3 or 4. • To listen to the satellite broadcast in stereo or surround sound, select SAT on the Companion system. • To record the satellite broadcast, select SAT on the Companion system and select the LINE or AUX input on the VCR. Then set your VCR to record. • To watch cable TV, set SAT/TV on the satellite receiver to TV, set VCR/TV on the VCR to TV, and set the TV to channel 3 or 4. • To listen to cable TV in stereo or surround sound, set SAT/TV on the satellite receiver to TV, set the VCR to channel 3 or 4, and select VCR on the Companion system. • To record cable TV, select the RF input on the VCR. Select TV on the satellite receiver. Then set your VCR to record. (nss C=RIIIR Figure 9 Sample configuration using RF connections C Ua = \ I I Types of connections: Audio right and left l• Composite video S-video )00- RF 11

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(1)
Connecting
devices
with
RF
output
and/or
input
If
you
have
a
N
which
only
accepts
RF
input,
connect
your
VCR
RF
connection
to
your
TV.
Connect
the
Companion"'
controller
VCR
OUTPUT
jack
to
your
VCR.
Set
both
the
TV
and
VCR
to
either
channel
3
or
4,
and
the
VCR
to
"TV"
mode
to
watch
a
signal
that
passes
through
the
VCR.
If
you
have
a
cable
box
or
other
device
with
RF
output,
you
need
to
connect
this
to
your
VCR
or
other
component
that
changes
the
RF
signal
to
base
band
signal
before
connecting
to
the
controller.
Note:
Unless
it
is
only
a
pass
-through
signal,
most
components
do
not
reassemble
stereo
or
surround
-encoded
audio
when
it
comes
in
from
an
RF
connection
and
is
sent
out
through
an
RF
connection.
See
Figure
9
for
a
setup
using
RF
connections.
In
this
example:
•
To
watch
satellite
broadcasts,
set
SAT/TV
on
the
satellite
receiver
to
SAT,
set
VCR/TV
on
the
VCR
to
N,
and
set
the
TV
to
channel
3
or
4.
•
To
listen
to
the
satellite
broadcast
in
stereo
or
surround
sound,
select
SAT
on
the
Companion
system.
•
To
record
the
satellite
broadcast,
select
SAT
on
the
Companion
system
and
select
the
LINE
or
AUX
input
on
the
VCR.
Then
set
your
VCR
to
record.
•
To
watch
cable
TV,
set
SAT/TV
on
the
satellite
receiver
to
TV,
set
VCR/TV
on
the
VCR
to
TV,
and
set
the
TV
to
channel
3
or
4.
•
To
listen
to
cable
TV
in
stereo
or
surround
sound,
set
SAT/TV
on
the
satellite
receiver
to
TV,
set
the
VCR
to
channel
3
or
4,
and
select
VCR
on
the
Companion
system.
•
To
record
cable
TV,
select
the
RF
input
on
the
VCR.
Select
TV
on
the
satellite
receiver.
Then
set
your
VCR
to
record.
(nss
C=RIIIR
C
Ua
=
\
I I
Types
of
connections:
Audio
right
and
left
—••—••—••—l•
Composite
video
S
-video
)00-
RF
Figure
9
Sample
configuration
using
RF
connections
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