Sony SVR-2000 Setup Guide - Page 32

Note Your VCR is probably already hooked up to your TV. So, once you've connected the SVR Recorder to your VCR, you've also indirectly hooked up the SVR Recorder to your TV. The SVR Recorder will send its signal to your VCR, and in turn your VCR will send the SVR Recorder's signal to your TV. IR Output to Sony VCR To cable/satellite box if needed SVR AC In Recorder Phone Cntrl Line Out Inputs Serial Audio IR R L Video S-Video Outputs RF In S-Video Ch 3/4 RF Out Sony VCR Audio R IN OUT Antenna In L Video Ch 3/4 RF Out TV Antenna In AudiVoidSeo-Video A RL B 32 Continuing Your Connection Steps Optional Continuing Your Connection Steps Once you've completed steps 1 and 2 for your particular connection, continue here with step 3. 3 Connect the SVR Recorder to your TV and/or VCR. If you don't have a VCR, skip to step 3c. 3a Video Output to VCR and TV. First, look at the back of your VCR and see what types of jacks are available. Choose the best you have from the following options, and connect the SVR Recorder output to your VCR input. • S-Video cable, along with the Left/Right (white and red) Audio cable (best) • Composite Video (yellow) and Left/Right Audio (white and red) (better) • RF Out, using the RF Coaxial cable (good) Next, connect your VCR output to your TV input, again using the best connection available (see Note). If you are connecting using RF Coaxial cable, you need to select between output on channel 3 or 4 using the Ch 3|4 switch next to the RF Out jack on the back of the SVR Recorder. To get the best picture, select the channel that is not occupied by a local broadcast channel. For example, if there is a local broadcast station on channel 4, select channel 3. You will need to tune your VCR to this channel to receive the SVR Recorder. 4 Your VCR should also have a switch that controls its channel output. Make sure that both the SVR Recorder and any other equipment are all using the same channel - that is, if the SVR Recorder uses channel 3 for output, you must also set your VCR to use channel 3 for output, and then tune your TV to channel 3 to receive a signal.