Samsung DVD Recorder User Manual
Step Getting Connected
Step Setup
Step Basic Operation
Quick Setup Guide
Step
Step Getting Connected
Select one of the following three types of connections:
Antenna + DVD Recorder + TV : No Cable Box
Antenna + Set-Top Box or VCR + DVD Recorder + TV : No Cable Box
Antenna + Cable Box + DVD Recorder + TV
Antenna + DVD Recorder + TV : No Cable Box
Connect the signal source to the DVD
Recorder
Use a TV antenna or coaxial cable to connect the signal
source coming from the antenna or wall to the VHF/UHF
RF-IN jack on the DVD Recorder.
Connect the DVD Recorder to the TV
Use the supplied RF cable to connect RF-OUT on the
DVD Recorder to the ANT jack on the TV. Then use the
Video/Audio Cable to connect ANALOG AUDIO
OUT(R/L)/VIDEO OUT jacks on the DVD Recorder to the
Audio & Video jacks on the TV.
● For better picture quality, if your TV has an S-Video
jack, you can use S-Video cable instead of the yellow
video connector on the Video/Audio cable.
● For the best picture quality, if your TV has
Component video jacks, you can use component
cables instead of the yellow video connector on the
Video/Audio cable. Set the Component video out
select switch on the back of your DVD recorder to
480p/480i video output mode. If your TV supports
progressive scan, select 480p.
If you have an AV amplifier
Connect either audio cables from the ANALOG AUDIO OUT
jacks on the DVD Recorder to the LINE IN jacks on your AV
amplifier, or a digital cable from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
(COAXIAL or OPTICAL) jack on the DVD Recorder to the
DIGITAL AUDIO IN jack on your AV amplifier.
The VHF/UHF RF OUT jack of this product sends only signals received through the antenna. It does not output audio/video signals.
You must use one of the following connections on this unit.
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This Recorder will only record on
DVD-R, DVD-RW and DVD-RAM discs.
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Antenna + Set-Top Box or VCR + DVD Recorder + TV : No Cable Box
DVD Recorder
TV
Connect the signal source to the STB or VCR
Use a TV antenna or coaxial cable to connect the signal source
coming from the antenna or wall to the VHF/UHF RF IN jack on
the STB or VCR.
Connect the STB or VCR to the DVD Recorder
Use the Video/Audio Cable to connect the LINE OUT jacks on the
STB or VCR to the AUDIO/VIDEO LINE 1 IN jacks on the DVD
Recorder.
● For better picture quality, if your STB or VCR has an S-Video
jack, you can use S-Video cable instead of the yellow video
jack on the Video/Audio cable.
Connect the DVD Recorder to the TV
Use the Video/Audio Cable to connect the ANALOG AUDIO
OUT(R/L)/VIDEO OUT jacks on the DVD Recorder to the Audio &
Video jacks on the TV.
● For better picture quality, if your TV has an S-Video jack, you
can use S-Video cable instead of the yellow video connector
on the Video/ Audio cable.
● For the best picture quality, if your TV has Component video
jacks, you can use Component cables instead of the yellow
video connector on the Video/Audio cable. Set the
Component video out select switch on the back of your DVD
recorder to 480p/480i video output mode. If your TV supports
progressive scan, select 480p.
If you have an AV amplifier
Connect either audio cables from the ANALOG AUDIO OUT jacks
on the DVD Recorder to the LINE IN jacks on your AV amplifier,
or a digital cable from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (COAXIAL or
OPTICAL) jack on the DVD Recorder to the DIGITAL AUDIO IN
jack on your AV amplifier.
Antenna + Cable Box + DVD Recorder + TV
DVD Recorder
TV
Connect the signal source to the Cable Box
Use a coaxial cable to connect the signal source coming from
the wall to the RF IN jack on your Cable Box.
Connect your Cable Box to the DVD
Recorder
Use a coaxial cable to connect the RF OUT jack on your Cable
Box to the RF-IN jack on your DVD Recorder.
Connect the DVD Recorder to the TV
Use the supplied RF cable to connect RF-OUT on the DVD
Recorder to the ANT jack on the TV. Then use the Video/ Audio
Cable to connect the ANALOG AUDIO OUT(R/L)/VIDEO OUT
jacks on the DVD Recorder to the Audio & Video jacks on the
TV.
● For better picture quality, if your TV has an S-Video jack, you
can use S-Video cable instead of the yellow video connector
on the Video/Audio cable.
● For the best picture quality, if your TV has Component video
jacks, you can use component cables instead of the yellow
video connector on the Video/Audio cable. Set the
Component video out select switch on the back of your DVD
recorder to 480p/480i video output mode. If your TV supports progressive scan, select 480p.
If you have an AV amplifier
Connect either audio cables from the ANALOG AUDIO OUT
jacks on the DVD Recorder to the LINE IN jacks on your AV
amplifier, or a digital cable from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
(COAXIAL or OPTICAL) jack on the DVD Recorder to the DIGITAL AUDIO IN jack on your AV amplifier.
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