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08-1031_NS-FSDVDR.fm Page 11 Wednesday, March 12, 2008 2:53 PM Insignia NS-FSDVDR DVD recorder Connecting your TV with an RF modulator If your TV does not have A/V, S-Video, or component jacks, you can connect your TV using an RF modulator (not supplied). Your recorder does not have a built-in RF modulator. Note This connection provides the poorest picture quality of the connections shown in this guide. If your TV has A/V input jacks, see "Connecting to your TV using composite cables (basic connection)" on page 10. Connecting the basic audio To connect the audio signal from your recorder to your TV: • Connect audio cables (provided) from the AUDIO OUT jacks (left-white and right-red) on your recorder to the AUDIO IN jacks on the back of your TV. R L Note The method you use to connect your TV depends on the type of jacks your TV has. To connect your recorder to your TV using an RF modulator: 1 Disconnect the 75 ohm antenna cable from the back of your TV. 2 Connect the 75 ohm antenna cable from the antenna wall outlet to the ANTENNA IN jack on your recorder. If the antenna input jack of your TV is already being used, disconnect the RF cable from your TV. 3 Connect the ANTENNA OUT jack on your recorder to the RF modulator (usually marked ANT IN) using a 75 ohm RF cable. 4 Connect the RF modulator to your TV using another 75 ohm RF cable. 5 Connect the AUDIO/VIDEO output jacks on your recorder to the AUDIO/VIDEO input jacks of your RF modulator using Audio/Video cables. 6 Set the RF modulator's channel 3/4 switch to either 3 or 4, whichever TV channel is least used in your area. If the RF modulator has a modulator/antenna switch, set it according to the RF modulator's manual. 7 Turn on your TV and switch it to the same channel as you set on the RF modulator (3 or 4). For more details, follow the instructions supplied with the RF modulator. Cable or antenna or Back of recorder IN OUT VIDEO IN IN L R ANTENNA AUDIO IN (L1) COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT S-VIDEO Y OUT PB/CB PR/CR VIDEO OUT L R AUDIO OUT Audio/Video cables (provided) RF cable Audio cable Video cable Antenna cable Antenna wall outlet AC 120V ANT IN CHANNEL TO TV 3 4 AUDIO IN VIDEO IN RL RF modulator (not provided) Back of TV Back of recorder Audio cables (L/R) IN OUT VIDEO IN IN L R ANTENNA AUDIO IN (L1) COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT S-VIDEO Y OUT PB/CB PR/CR VIDEO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT PCM / BITSTREAM L R AUDIO OUT COAXIAL Connecting to an audio system You can connect your recorder to a standard stereo system or to a Dolby Digital decoder, MD deck, or DAT deck. All devices should be turned off when you change connections. Notes • Playing a DVD using incorrect settings can generate noise distortion and can also damage the speakers. • The audio source on a disc in a Dolby Digital Multi-channel surround format cannot be recorded as digital sound by an MD or DAT deck. To connect the audio signal from your recorder to an audio system: • Connect audio cables (provided) from the AUDIO OUT jacks (left-white and right-red) on your recorder to the AUDIO IN jacks on the back of your stereo system. Stereo system Audio cables (L/R) IN OUT VIDEO IN IN L R ANTENNA AUDIO IN (L1) COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT S-VIDEO Y OUT PB/CB PR/CR VIDEO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT PCM / BITSTREAM L R AUDIO OUT COAXIAL Back of recorder - OR - RF cable Back of TV www.insignia-products.com 11

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Connecting your TV with an RF modulator
If your TV does not have A/V, S-Video, or
component jacks, you can connect your TV
using an RF modulator (not supplied). Your
recorder does not have a built-in RF modulator.
To connect your recorder to your TV using
an RF modulator:
1
Disconnect the 75 ohm antenna cable from
the back of your TV.
2
Connect the 75 ohm antenna cable from the
antenna wall outlet to the
ANTENNA IN
jack
on your recorder. If the antenna input jack of
your TV is already being used, disconnect
the RF cable from your TV.
3
Connect the
ANTENNA OUT
jack on your
recorder to the RF modulator (usually
marked
ANT IN
) using a 75 ohm RF cable.
4
Connect the RF modulator to your TV using
another 75 ohm RF cable.
5
Connect the
AUDIO/VIDEO
output jacks on
your recorder to the
AUDIO/VIDEO
input
jacks of your RF modulator using
Audio/Video cables.
6
Set the RF modulator’s channel 3/4 switch to
either
3
or
4
, whichever TV channel is least
used in your area. If the RF modulator has a
modulator/antenna switch, set it according to
the RF modulator’s manual.
7
Turn on your TV and switch it to the same
channel as you set on the RF modulator
(3 or 4).
For more details, follow the instructions supplied
with the RF modulator.
Connecting the basic audio
To connect the audio signal from your
recorder to your TV:
Connect audio cables (provided) from the
AUDIO OUT
jacks (left-white and right-red)
on your recorder to the
AUDIO IN
jacks on
the back of your TV.
Connecting to an audio system
You can connect your recorder to a standard
stereo system or to a Dolby Digital decoder, MD
deck, or DAT deck. All devices should be turned
off when you change connections.
To connect the audio signal from your
recorder to an audio system:
Connect audio cables (provided) from the
AUDIO OUT
jacks (left-white and right-red)
on your recorder to the
AUDIO IN
jacks on
the back of your stereo system.
- OR -
Note
This connection provides the poorest picture
quality of the connections shown in this guide. If
your TV has A/V input jacks, see “Connecting to
your TV using composite cables (basic
connection)” on page 10.
Note
The method you use to connect your TV depends
on the type of jacks your TV has.
TO TV
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AUDIO IN
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3
4
ANT IN
AC 120V
ANTENNA
AUDIO IN
VIDEO IN
L
R
AUDIO OUT
VIDEO OUT
(L1)
IN
IN
OUT
OUT
S
-VIDEO
COMPONENT
VIDEO OUTPUT
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Y
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B
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B
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R
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R
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or
RF modulator
(not provided)
Back of recorder
Back of TV
Antenna wall outlet
Cable or antenna
Audio/Video
cables (provided)
Antenna cable
RF cable
Video cable
Audio cable
RF cable
Notes
Playing a DVD using incorrect settings can
generate noise distortion and can also damage
the speakers.
The audio source on a disc in a Dolby Digital
Multi-channel surround format cannot be
recorded as digital sound by an MD or DAT
deck.
R
L
DIGITAL A
DIGI
T
T
UDIO OUTPUT
PCM / BIT
S
TREAM
C
O
AXIAL
VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT
VIDEO OUT
L
R
ANTENNA
UDIO IN
VIDEO IN
VID
L
R
VIDEO OUT
VID
(L1)
IN
IN
OUT
OUT
S
-VIDEO
COMPONENT
VIDEO OUTPUT
Y
P
B
/C
B
P
R
/C
R
Audio cables
(L/R)
Back of recorder
Back of TV
(L1)
AUDIO IN
VIDEO IN
DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT
AUDIO OUT
VIDEO OUT
L
R
IN
ANTENNA
(L1)
OUT
A
UDIO IN
VIDEO IN
L
R
IN
VIDEO OUT
VID
OUT
S
-VIDEO
VIDEO OUTPUT
Y
P
/C
B
P
/C
R
DIGI
UDIO OUTPUT
PCM / BIT
S
TREAM
C
O
AXIAL
Audio cables
(L/R)
Back of recorder
Stereo system
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