Audiovox VR-1 User Manual

Connecting the VR-1 from the Audio Outputs of Your TV
1. Use a set of red and white audio connection cables to connect the audio output of your TV to the INPUT of the VR-1.
2. Use another set of red and white connection cables (not included) to connect the OUTPUT of the VR-1 to the input of your stereo or home theater receiver.
3. Connect the A/C adapter to the DC input of the VR-1.
4. Plug the A/C adapter into a working electrical outlet.
Note: You may need to enable the audio output feature of your TV. Please check the owner’s manual of your system to determine how to do this.
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TV Volume Controller
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Owner’s Manual
About Your TV Volume Regulator
The VR-1 provides effective volume matching for television audio, DVDs, movies and more. With the VR-1, you will enjoy consistent audio levels when surfing from channel-to­channel, program-to-commercial, or between loud and noisy scenes of a movie.
WARNING - DO NOT CONNECT THE OUTPUT OF ANY AMPLIFIER TO THE INPUT OF THE TV VOLUME REGULATOR. PERMANENT DAMAGE WILL OCCUR.
The VR-1 can handle up to 4.6 volts Peak-to-Peak on the input.
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Connecting Your VR-1; Basic Setup
1. Use a set of red and white audio connection cables to connect the output of your source device (such as a cable box, satellite receiver, DVD player, VCR, etc.) to the INPUT of the VR-1.
2. Use another set of red and white connection cables (not included) to connect the OUTPUT of the VR-1 to the input of your TV or another signal control device (such as a stereo, home theater receiver, powered speakers, etc.).
3. Connect the A/C adapter to the DC input of the VR-1.
4. Plug the A/C adapter into a working electrical outlet.
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Note: When using RCA cables as shown above make sure that you remove the coax cable from your TV.
Connecting the VR-1; Tape Monitor Setup
1. Use a set of red and white audio connection cables to connect the Tape Out of your stereo or home theater receiver to the INPUT of the VR-1.
2. Use another set of red and white connection cables (not included) to connect the OUTPUT of the VR-1 to the Tape Monitor input of your stereo or home theater receiver.
3. Connect the A/C adapter to the DC input of the VR-1.
4. Plug the A/C adapter into a working electrical outlet.
Note: You may need to enable the Tape Monitor feature on your stereo or home theater receiver. Please check the owner’s manual of your system to determine how to do this.
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