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Connection with cable box

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Connections B. Connection with cable box 1. Connect as shown. With this connection, it is possible to record descrambled CATV signals. Then plug in the power cords of the TV and cable box. From CATV system Cable Box IN OUT Rear of Unit Coaxial cable (Not supplied) TV Rear IN Coaxial cable (supplied) ANT/CABLE OUT VHF/UHF/ CATV Notes: • If the cable box is turned off, it will not output any signals, thus making it impossible to record or view a programme from the CATV system. • In the case of the above connections, it is not possible to change channels using the remote control. Only the cable box can be used to change channels. • Only one channel at a time can be programmed for recording programmes with the timer. It is not possible to watch a TV programme different from the one being recorded. • Depending on which terminals the TV has, a separate combiner (mixer) or separator (splitter) may be necessary. 2. Connect as shown. With this connection, it is not possible to record CATV programmes which have been scrambled, but is possible to record one channel and watch the other one. Then plug in the power cords of the TV and cable box. Rear of Unit TV Rear From CATV system IN Cable Box IN OUT ANT/CABLE OUT VHF/UHF/ CATV Coaxial cable (supplied) Coaxial cable (Not supplied) Notes: • With the above connection, CURSOR or button of the VCR or the numbered buttons on the remote control can be used to select channels. • Depending on which terminals the TV has, a combiner (mixer) or separator (splitter) may be necessary. • To record one channel and watch another, the VCR must be set to the TV mode. - 13 - (continued to next page)

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B.
Connection with cable box
1.
Connect as shown. With this connection, it is possible to record descrambled CATV signals. Then plug in the
power cords of the TV and cable box.
Rear of Unit
Cable Box
From
CATV
system
IN
OUT
VHF/UHF/
CATV
Coaxial cable (Not supplied)
IN
OUT
TV Rear
ANT/CABLE
Coaxial cable (supplied)
2.
Connect as shown. With this connection, it is not possible to record CATV programmes which have been
scrambled, but is possible to record one channel and watch the other one. Then plug in the power cords of the
TV and cable box.
TV Rear
ANT/CABLE
Rear of Unit
From CATV system
IN
OUT
VHF/UHF/
CATV
Coaxial cable (Not supplied)
Cable Box
IN
OUT
Coaxial cable (supplied)
Notes:
•
If the cable box is turned off, it will not output any signals, thus making it impossible to record or view a programme
from the CATV system.
•
In the case of the above connections, it is not possible to change channels using the remote control. Only the
cable box can be used to change channels.
•
Only one channel at a time can be programmed for recording programmes with the timer. It is not possible to
watch a TV programme different from the one being recorded.
•
Depending on which terminals the TV has, a separate combiner (mixer) or separator (splitter) may be necessary.
Notes:
•
With the above connection, CURSOR
or
button of the VCR or the numbered buttons on the remote control
can be used to select channels.
•
Depending on which terminals the TV has, a combiner (mixer) or separator (splitter) may be necessary.
•
To record one channel and watch another, the VCR must be set to the TV mode.