Sony KV-1981R Primary User Manual - Page 7

If

your

local

broadcast

signals

are

strong,

an

indoor

antenna

may

be

sufficient

to

obtain

a

clear

picture.

If

you

cannot

obtain

satisfactory

reception

with

an

in-

door

antenna,

using

an

outdoor

antenna

may

be

necessary.

Cable

TV

reception

is

only

possible

by

con-

necting

a

cable

supplied

by

your

local

cable

operator.

1

Remove

the

indoor

antenna

from

the

antenna

termi-

nal

of

the

TV.

2

Prepare

the

antenna

or

cable

end

using

the

ap-

propriate

connector,

and

connect

the

antenna

or

cable

to

the

antenna

terminal

of

the

TV.

(See

A

or

B

below.)

A

Combination

VHF/UHF

antenna*,

VHF

antenna,

UHF

antenna

or

CATV

cable

Select

the

proper

connector

according

to

the

cable

type.

When

the

cable

is

a

75

-ohm

When

the

cable

is

a

300

-ohm

coaxial

type

(round)

Use

an

optional

F

-type

connector.

Rear

of

TV

VHF/UHF

ribbon

type

lead-in

(flat)

Attach

the

antenna

connector

which

was

fixed

to

the

indoor

antenna

15

mm

(

5

/

8

in.)

Fasten

ith

a

crewdriver

ntenna

connector

*

Most

combination

antennas

are

equipped

with

a

signal

split

-

ter.

Take

off

the

splitter

and

attach

the

proper

-connector.

B

When

both

VHF

and

UHF

antennas

are

connected

Prepare

the

VHF

antenna

end

using

the

appropriate

connector

as

illustrated

in

A.

Attach

an

optional

EAC-66

U/V

mixer

to

the

TV

antenna

terminal,

and

connect

the

cables

to

the

U/V

mixer.

VHF

Rear

of

TV

VHF/UHF

EAC-66

UHF

When

the

cable

is

connected

to

the

TV

with

the

U/V

mix-

er,

snow

and

noise

may

appear

in

the

pictures

of

the

cable

TV

channels

over

37

(W+1).

ANTENNA/CABLE

CONNECTION

APPLICATIONS WITH

OTHER

OPTIONAL

EQUIPMENT

VIEWING

FM

SIMULCASTED

PROGRAMS

ON

CABLE

TV

By

connecting

an

FM

stereo

tuner

to

the

AUDIO

IN

jacks

in

addition

to

the

usual

CATV

cable

connection,

you

can

enjoy

certain

cable

TV

programs

with

stereo

sound,

such

as

MTV(music

television),

whose

stereo

audio

signals

are

sent

over

the

cable

on

certain

FM

frequen-

cies.

The

incoming

cable

signal

is

split

by

an

optional

signal

splitter

and

fed

to

both

the

TV

tuner(for

picture)

and

an

FM

tuner(for

sound).

CATV

75

-ohm

coaxial

cable

Rear

of

TV

1;6

to

VHF/UHF

/

1—

i

Signal

flow

Signal

splitter

to

AUDIO

IN

FM

tuner

to

antenna

input

to

line

output

RK-74A

(optional)

EE

Tune

to

the

frequen-

cy

designated

by

your

cable

company.

1

Turn

on

the

TV.

2

Set

the

EXT-AUDIO/VIDEO

selector

to

EXT-AUDIO.

3

Press

The

TV/VIDEO

button

so

that

the

"EXT-A"

in-

dication

appears

on

the

screen

for

a

few

seconds.

4

Set

the

CABLE

ON/OFF

selector

to

ON.

5

Operate

the

TV

the

same

as

in

usual

TV

viewing.

VIEWING

VCR

PLAYBACK

You

can

achieve

better

picture

and

sound

quality

by

connecting

a

VCR

to

your

TV

using

the

direct

audio

L/R

and

video

jacks

rather

than

using

an

RF

connection

to

the

antenna

terminal.

With

this

connecton,

you

don't

have

to

select

channel

3

or

4

to

view

VCR

playback.

Rear

of

TV

to

VHF/UHF

-to

VIDEO

IN

to

AUDIO

IN

VCR

VHF/UHF

output

simimian

line

output(s)

VMC-2P3

(optional)

I

ID

video

output

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