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System Setup Figure 14 Connecting the Audio output from the TV to the VIDEO 1 input on the media center Connecting your TV to the system The type of video connection used with your TV (Figure 14) must match the type of connection used with your VCR. If you connected your TV to the COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT (using the cable with a yellow connector at each end), connect your VCR output to the COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT. If you connected your TV to the S-VIDEO OUTPUT, connect your VCR to the S-VIDEO INPUT. If your VCR does not have an S-VIDEO output, you may be able to connect your VCR composite video output directly to your TV. VIDEO 1 D L 75 Ω FM AM LOOP ANTENNA ANTENNA OPTICAL R AUDIO INPUT VIDEO 2 L D R D AUX L VIDEO INPUT C VIDEO OUTPUT C AUDIO OUTPUT L SPEAKERS R S ACOUSTIMASS MODULE S R Media center VIDEO IN AUDIO OUT L R TV Supplied video cable TV/VIDEO, INPUT, or AUX IN RCA cable TV/VIDEO TV remote Important Note: Your television must be set for VIDEO INPUT when playing a DVD or other video source. If it is not set properly, you may hear the sound, but will not see the DVD picture on the TV screen. For most TV models*, there is a button labeled either "TV/VIDEO," "INPUT," or "AUX IN" (or a similar term) for you to use. When the video input is correctly selected, the word "VIDEO," "AUX," or "LINE IN" usually appears in a corner of the TV screen. If you are unable to locate the video input of your television, please consult the manufacturer of your TV. Also note: Some older TVs, which include a standard TV cable connector, have neither a composite video nor an S-Video input. Such TVs are not compatible with any DVD players and require use of an RF modulator for this connection, which is available at your local electronics store. Connecting your VCR to the system The type of video connection used with your TV and VCR (Figure 15 on page 17) must match the type of connection used with your cable/satellite box. If you connected your TV to the COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT (using the cable with a yellow connector at each end), connect your cable/satellite box output to the COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT on your VCR. If you connected your TV to the S-VIDEO OUTPUT, connect your cable/satellite box to the S-VIDEO INPUT on your VCR. *Other TV models (in particular, some GE/RCA/Proscan models) assign the video input to channel 00 or 91, so you need to select that channel to receive the video input. 16 AM256950_02_V.pdf • January 29, 2002

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System Setup
Connecting your TV to the system
The type of video connection used with your TV (Figure 14) must match the type of connec-
tion used with your VCR. If you connected your TV to the COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT
(using the cable with a yellow connector at each end), connect your VCR output to the COM-
POSITE VIDEO INPUT. If you connected your TV to the S-VIDEO OUTPUT, connect your VCR
to the S-VIDEO INPUT. If your VCR does not have an S-VIDEO output, you may be able to
connect your VCR composite video output directly to your TV.
Figure 14
Connecting the Audio out-
put from the TV to the
VIDEO 1 input on the media
center
Important Note:
Your television
must be set
for VIDEO INPUT when playing a DVD or other
video source. If it is not set properly, you may hear the sound, but will not see the DVD picture
on the TV screen.
For most TV models*, there is a button labeled either “TV/VIDEO,” “INPUT,” or “AUX IN” (or a
similar term) for you to use. When the video input is correctly selected, the word “VIDEO,”
“AUX,” or “LINE IN” usually appears in a corner of the TV screen.
If you are unable to locate the video input of your television, please consult the manufacturer
of your TV.
Also note:
Some older TVs, which include a standard TV cable connector, have neither a
composite video nor an S-Video input. Such TVs are not compatible with any DVD players
and require use of an RF modulator for this connection, which is available at your local elec-
tronics store.
Connecting your VCR to the system
The type of video connection used with your TV and VCR (Figure 15 on page 17) must match
the type of connection used with your cable/satellite box. If you connected your TV to the
COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT (using the cable with a yellow connector at each end), connect
your cable/satellite box output to the COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT on your VCR. If you con-
nected your TV to the S-VIDEO OUTPUT, connect your cable/satellite box to the S-VIDEO
INPUT on your VCR.
*Other TV models (in particular, some GE/RCA/Proscan models) assign the video input to
channel 00 or 91, so you need to select that channel to receive the video input.
R
L
VIDEO
IN
AUDIO
OUT
L
R
L
R
D
D
L
R
C
S
C
S
L
R
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
AUX
AUDIO INPUT
AUDIO
OUTPUT
VIDEO
OUTPUT
VIDEO
INPUT
OPTICAL
75
Ω
FM
ANTENNA
AM
LOOP
ANTENNA
SPEAKERS
ACOUSTIMASS MODULE
D
Supplied video cable
RCA cable
Media
center
TV
TV/VIDEO
TV/VIDEO,
INPUT, or
AUX IN
TV remote
AM256950_02_V.pdf • January 29, 2002