THOMSON G27693 Connection Manual

CONNEC'I'IONS
GUIDE
To, Find Your Hook-up
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Connecting TV to
Antenna (or Cable Without Cable Box)
Use this hookup to:
Receive Stereo Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture (not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Piayback from Stereo VCR
Record one channel with VCR and watch different channel on TV
YES
NO
NO
NO
Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19.
A, Some antennas require an adapter.
Use the ctiagram at right to determine if you need one.
Connect as shown.
A Connect adapter to antenna
if needed.
Follow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
Choose Your Type of Antenna or Cable
Cable or
VHF & UHF VHF & UHF VHF UHF
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ADAPTERS
OUT AUDIO IN
S-VIDEO
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Connecting TV to Antenna (or Cable Without
Cable Box) and Stereo VCR
1. Use this hookup to:
Receive Stereo YES Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture YES (not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from YES Stereo VCR
- i Record one channel 1 " with VCR and watch YES different channel on TV
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Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page19
A. One coaxial cable.
B. Three audio/video cables.
C. One S-Video cable if VCR has an
S-VHS or S-VIDEO connector.
D. Some antennas require an adapter.
Use the diagram at right to determine if you need one.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect coaxial cable. B. Connect audio/video cables.
C. Connect q-Video cable if desired.
D. Connect adapter to antenna
if needed,
4. Follow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
Cable or
VHF & UHF
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OR
Choose Your Type of Antenna or Cable
VHF & UHF VHF UHF
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VHF UHF
STEFIEO VCR
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_'IDEO
INPUT
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Connecting TV to Cable With Cable Box Required for
All Channels and Monaural VCR
1. Use this hookup to:
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Receive Stereo YES
Broadcasts
Use Picture-£n-Picture only when playing a tape in the I YES
VCR (not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from Stereo VCR
Record one channel with VCR and watch different channel on TV
NO
NO
:Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19.
A. Two coaxial cables.
B. Two audio/video cables.
Connect as shown.
A. Connect coaxial cables. B. Connect audio/video cables.
CABLE
B
CABLE BOX
MONAURAL
VCR
1
Follow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
A
VIDEO
INPUT
RIGHT_
OUT AUDIO I11
S-VIDEO
0
MONO
CABLEI ANTENNA
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Connecting TV to Cable With Cable Box Required for
All Channels and Stereo VCR
1. Use this hookup to: CABLE
Receive Stereo
YES
Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture only when playing a tape in the ! YES
VCR (not all models have PIP) i
Hear Stereo Playback from YES Stereo VCR
Record one channel with VCR and watch NO different channel on TV
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Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19.
A. Two coaxial cables. B. Three audio/video cables.
C. One S-Video cable if VCR has an
S-VHS or S-VIDEO connector.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect coaxial cables.
B. Connect audio/video cables.
C. Connect S-Video cable if desired.
4. Follow the steps in the Startup
section of your User's Guide.
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CABLE BOX
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STEREO VCR
, S-VI[IEO V1DEO AUDIO
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_OUTTOW CH3 CH4
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VIDEO
INPUT
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OUT AUDIO IN
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Connecting TV to Cable With Cable Box Required
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for ,)ome Channels
1. Use this hookup to:
CABLE
Receive Stereo Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture (not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from Stereo VCR
Record one channel wfith VCR and watch
different channel on TV
YES
NO
NO
NO
A
_ SIGNAL CABLE BOX
SPLITTER _). ,,_ouT 1
B
2. Select accessories needed. C A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A_
Order form is on page 19. A.. One signal splitter.
B. Four co_r_ial cables,
A-B SWITCH
C. One A-B switch.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect signal splitter.
B. Connect coaxial cables. C. Connect A-B switch.
4. I-ollow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
B
VIDEO
INPUT
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Connecting TV to
Cable With Box Required for Some Channels and Monaural VCR
1, Use this hookup to: CABLE
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Receive Stereo YES Broadcasts
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Use Picture-in-Picture (not all models have PIP)
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Hear Stereo Playback from I
NO
Stereo VCR
Record one channel ! with VCR and watch YES
different channel on TV
2, Select accessories needed.
Order form ison page19.
A. _ One signal splitter.
B. Three coaxial cables.
C. Two audio/video cables.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect signal splitter. B. Connect coaxial cables.
C. Connect audio/video cables.
4. Follow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
A
_ SIGNAL
SPLITTER
CABLE BOX
C
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VIDEO
INPUT
RIGHT__
OUT AUDIO IN
S-VIDEO
'_CABLE /
MONO / ANTENNA
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Connecting TV to Satellite and Cable
1. Use this hookup to:
Receive Stereo Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture (not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from
Stereo VCR
Record one channel
with VCR and watch
different channel on TV
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YES
YES
NO
NO
.
Select accessories needed,
Order form is on page 19. A. One coaxial cable if a cable box is
required.
B. Three audio/video cables.
C. One S-Video cable if satellite receiver
has an S-VHS or S-VIDEO connector.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect coaxial cable.
B. Connect audio/video cables.
C. Connect S-Video cable if desired.
CABLE
SATELLITE DISH
CABLE BOX IF REQUIRED
SATELLITE RECEIVER
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MONO
TV
4, Follow the steps in the Startup
section of your User's Guide.
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Connecting TV to Satellite, Cable, and Monaural VCR
1. Use this hookup to:
Receive Stereo Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture (not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from Stereo VCR
Record one channel with VCR and watch
different channel on TV
YES
YES
NO
YES
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Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19.
A. Three coaxial cables if cable box is
required. Two coaxial cables if cable box is not required.
B. Three audio/video cables. C. One S-Video cable if satellite receiver
has an S-VHS or S-VIDEO connector.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect coaxial cables. B. Connect audio/video cables. C. Connect S-Video cable if desired.
4, Follow the steps in the Startup
section of your User's Guide.
CABLE
SATELLITE
CABLE BOX I : i IF REQUIRED I : ____
SATELLITE RECEIVER
CAW IN
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MONAURAL VCR
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Connecting TV to Satellite and Antenna
1. Llse this hookup to:
Receive Stereo
Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture
(not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from Stereo VCR
Record one channel with VCR and watch different channel on TV
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YES
YES
NO
NO
SATELLITE DISH
SATELLITE RECEIVER
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2. Select accessories needed.
(_'_L,.rform is on page19.
A. Three audio/video cables.
B. One S-Video cable if satellite receiver
has an S-VHS or S-VIDEO
connector.
C. Some antennas require an adapter.
Use the diagram at right to detern:dne if you need one.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect audio/video cables. B. Connect S-Video cable if desired.
C. Connect adapter to antenna
if needed.
4. Follow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
TV
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VHF & UHF
Choose Your Type of Antenna Cable
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Connecting TV to
Satellite, Antenna, and Monaural VCR
1. Use this hookup to:
Choose Your Type of Antenna Cable
Receive Stereo Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture
(not all models have PIP)
Hear Stereo Playback from
Stereo VCR
YES
YES
NO
Record one channel
with VCR and watch YES
different channel on TV
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Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19. A. Three coaxial cables.
B. Three audio/video cables.
C. One S-Video cable if satelhte receiver
has an S-VHS or S-VIDEO connector.
D. Some antennas require an adapter.
Use the diagram at right to determine if you need one.
VHF & UHF VHF & UHF VHF UHF VHF UHF
MONAURAL VCR
(_ OUT TO 'T'V
VIDEO AUDIO i
TV
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Connecting TV to Satellite, Antenna, and Stereo VCR
1. Use this hookup to:
Receive Stereo Broadcasts
Use Picture-in-Picture (not all models have PIP)
YES
YES
Hear Stereo Playback from YES Stereo VCR
Record one channel with VCR and watch different channel on TV
YES
2. Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19.
A. One coaxial cable.
B. Six audio/video cables.
C. Two S-V_deo cables if satellite
receiver and VCR have an S-VHS or
S-VIDEO connector.
D. Some antennas require an adapter.
Use the diagram at right to determine if you need one.
3. Connect as shown.
A. Connect coaxial cables. B. Connect audio/video cables.
C. Connect S-V'ldeo cable(s) if desired.
D. Connect adapter to antenna
if needed.
4. Follow the steps in the Startup
section of your User's Guide.
Choose Your Type of Antenna Cable
SATELLITE
DISH
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IN FROM
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STEREO
VCR
TV
CABLEj ANTENNA
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Connecting TV to
Audio System (select models only)
1. Use this hookup to:
Hear sound through the speakers
conne2ed to the amplifier.
2. Select accessories needed.
Order form is on page 19. A. Two single audio cables.
m Connect as shown.
A. Connect audio/video cables. B. Insert plugs completely to avoid
audio hum.
4. Place speakers.
A. Place speakers .at least eight inches
away from the TV to prevent color streaks in the picture.
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Operate amplifier.
A. Turn on TV and amplifier. B. Press TV button on front of
amplifier.
C. Adjust the amplifier's volume for
normal listening.
D. Control sound with the VOLUME
buttons on the TV's remote.
E. Turn off the TV's internal speakers if
desired with the SPEAKERS ON]OFF feature described in the User' s Guide.
6. Follow the steps in the Startup section of your User's Guide.
A
SPEAKER
These AUDIO OUT jacks are not on all models,
VIDEO
INPUT
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IN
MONO
STEREO AMPLIFIER SPEAKER
This set incorporates special circuits
which enhance stereo imaging and effect when used with the TV's own
speakers. If external speakers are used, the stereo effect may decrease.
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Coaxial Cables ,,L, ,_, _,_,, _kr
Audio/Video Cables '"'"'"' '"'_
Screw-on Coaxial Cable
Used to attach antenna connectors on the back of
your TV or VCR for a
secure connection.
#AH037 (3-ft)
Single Audio/Video Cable
Used to connect AUDIO or
VIDEO jacks. Cable is
shielded and has an RCA-
type plug on each end.
Gold-Tipped Cables
#AH069G (3-ft) #AH070G (6-ft)
Push-on Coaxial Cable
Used to attach antenna connectors on the back of
your TV or VCR for a quick connection.
Gold-Tipped Cables
#AH065G (6-ft)
#AH066G (10-ft)
Double Audio/Video Cable
Used to connect AUDIO or VIDEO jacks and has two
plugs on each end. Cable is color-coded and shielded
and has RCA-type plugs on each end.
Gold-Tipped Cable
#AH075G (6-if)
S-Video Cables
S- Video Cable
Used to connect a compatible S-Video
component to the S-VIDEO connector on your TV.
Cable has a multi-pin connector on each end.
#VAA014 (5-ft)
#VAA020(e-ft)
Triple Audio/Video Cable
Used to connect AUDIO and
VIDEO jacks and has three plugs on each end. Cable is color-coded and shielded_
and has RCA-type plugs on each end.
Double Audio Cable
Used to connect AUDIO
jacks not VIDEO jacks.
Cable is color-coded and shielded and has RCA-type
plugs on each end.
Gold-Tipped Cable
#AH077G (6-ft)
Gold-Tipped Cable
#AH072G (3-ft)
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Order Form
(Book No. 1Q57 400-01A, Rev 1)
Antenna Adapters
Antenna Adapter
Used to connect a twin-lead cable to the connector on your TV or VCR.
Antenna Adapter
Used to attach one coaxial cable and one
twin-lead cable to the connector on your TV
oI VCR.
Antenna Adapter
Used to attach two
twin-lead cables to
the connector on your TV or VCR.
Signal Splitters
Splitter Used to separate
incoming signal and send to separate clevices.
Signal Switch
A-B Switch
Used to send a signal
to one of two separate
devices.
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Adapter #193983
Adapter "
#197551
Adapter
#193984
"Ill 'I'll
Splitter
#AH047 .
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A-B Switch
#AH041
Description
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Coaxial Cable
Length: 3-ft
Coaxial Cable
Length: 6-ft
Coaxial Cable
Length: 10-ft
S-VHS Video Cable
Length: 5-ft
S-VHS Video Cable
Length: 8-ft
Single Audio/Video Cable
Length: 3-fl
Single Audio/Video Cable
Length: 6-ft
Double Audio/Video Cable
Length: 6-ft
Triple Audio/Video Cable
Length: 6-ft
Double Audio Cable
Length: 3-ft
Antenna Adapter
Antenna Adapter
Antenna Adapter
Splitter
A-B Switch
Part No.
AH037
AH065G
AH066G
Price
III
$ 3.95
$ (;.99
$ 8.99
VAA014 $2'7.55
VAA020 $29.95
AH069G $ 5.99
AH070G $ 7.99
AH075G $10.99
AH077G
AH072G
193983
197551
193984
AH047
AH041
$1.4.99
$ 8.99
$ 6.95
$11.40
$10.73
$ 3.99
$14.95
Qty
Total
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Prices are subject to change without notice.
Total Merchandise ($10 Minimum Order) ...............................$
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place an order for accessory items listed on this order form.
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Most orders are shipped UPS within 72 hours of receipt. If it is not possible to ship within 30 days, we will notify you.
For mail order, detach and mail the completed order form with credit card
information, money order, or check in U.S.
currency (made payable to Thomson Consumer Elecl_ronics, Inc.) to the following
address:
Video Accessories PO Box 8419 Ronks, PA 17572;
For more current information on these accessories, write to the following address:
Video Accessories Customer Service Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc. Distributor & Special Products 2000 Clements Bridge Rd Deptford, NJ 0809&2088
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Guide to Connection Panel
The connections panel is on the back of your TV. This is where you
connect the cables and components. Most connections can be made with the three basic cable types shown below. To order cables, see
pages 18-20.
AUDIO OUTPUT JACKS _
(not on all models) _%
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Used to connect a system. Sound comes
through the TV' s speakers and stereo amphfier's speakers.
Use audio or audio/video cables.
Audio/Video
(;able ,
S-VIDEO CONNECTOR
(not on all models)
Used to connect a compatible
t component such as satellite
receiver, laserdisc player, VCR, or camcorder. Use an S-Video
cable to connect S-Video components.
S-Video Cable
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT JACKS
Used to connect a VCR, laserdisc player,
satellite receiver, or camcorder. 'to see the picture coming from the component you connected, select charmel 00 on the "IN or
press the INPUT button. Use audio / video cables.
Audio/Video Cable
CONNECTION
PANEL ON
BACK OF TV
CABLE/ANTENNA CONNECTOR
Used to attach antenna or cab]Le. Use a coaxial cable for this connection.
Coaxial Cable
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Things to Know Before Connecting Cables
Protect your components from power surges
Connect all components before plugging any power cords into the wall outlet.
Always turn off the TV and/or component before you ,connect or disconnect any cables.
Avoid audio hum or interference by positioning cables correctly
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Insert all cable plugs firmly into their jacks.
Place the audio/video cables to the sides of the TV's back panel instead of straight down the middle after you connect your components.
Try not to coil any tWin-lead cables and keep them away from the
audio/video cables as much as possible:
Make sure all antennas and cables are properly grounded. Refer to the Safety Tips sheet packed with your 3_.
Protect your components from overheating
Do not block ventilation holes in any of the components. Arrange
the components so that air can circulate freely.
Do not stack components.
Allow adequate ventilation when placing your components in a stand.
Place an amplifier on the top shelf of the stand so heated air rising from it will not flow around other components.
Connect audio/video cables for best
results
Required for picture-in--picture feature (this feature is not on all
models).
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"Trouble Checks
Trouble
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Checks and Adjustments
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No picture or sound Check your connections.
Make sure TV's power cord is plugged into a wall socket. Make sure TV is turned on. Make sure TV is tuned to correct channel. If TV is tuned to channel 00,
turn on component connected to TV's AUDIO and VIDEO jacle_. Make sure TV is tuned to the output channel (usually 02, 03, or 04) if
using a cable box.
No sound
Make sure the TV's internal speakers are turned on.
No stereo sound
Connect the three audio and video cables from the component's outputs
to the TV's inputs, then select'channel 00 on TV t:o hear stereo from a stereo component. Make sure the TV's stereo feature is turned on.
Sound comes from only one speaker
Make sure the monaural (not stereo) component's &UDIO OUT is connected to the TV's AUDIO IN iack labeled L/MONO.
Check the speaker wire connections if you connected an amplifier.
Color streaks appear in the picture
Make sure all cables are firmly seated in their jacks.
Place external speakers at least 8 inches away from the TV.
VCR
No picture
For connections 1B, 1C, 4C, 5C:
1. Make sure the VCR is turned on and tuned to an active channel.
2. Select channel 00 on the TV when VCR is connected to the TV using the
the AUDIO and VIDEO IN jacks.
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Trouble Checks
Trouble
VCR co. ,ued>
No picture
Checks and Adjustments
For connections 2B, 2C, 3B, 3C:
1. Make sure the VCR is turned on.
2. Make sure the cable box is turned on and the VCR is tuned to the output channel (usually 02, 03, or 04) of the cable box.
3. Select channel 00 on the TV when VCR is connected to the TV using the the AUDIO and VIDEO INjacks.
For connections 4B, 5B:
1. Tune the TV to channel 03 or 04, the same channel the VCR CH3/CH4 switch is set to.
2. Place the TVNCR button in the VCR position to see the picture from the VCR.
Can't record one channel with the VCR while
watching a different channel on the TV
For connections 2B, 2C:
Not possible with these connections because only one channel at a time can come from the cable box.
For connections 1B, 1C:
1. Turn on TV and select channel 00 on the TV.
2. Turn on VCR, insert tape, select channel to record with CHANNEL buttons on VCR, and then press RECORD on VCR.
3. Press TVNCR button on VCR (also called TV/VCR switch).
4. Change channel on TV with TV's CHANNEL buttons.
For connections 3B, 3C:
1. Turn on TV and select channel 00 on TV.
2. Turn on cable box.
3. Turn on VCR and use CHANNEL buttons on VCR to tune the VCR to the output channel of the cable box (usually 02, 03, or 04).
4. Select channel to record with CHANNEL buttons on cable box.
5. Insert tape into VCR and then press RECORD button on VCR.
6. Change channel on TV with TV's CHANNEL buttons to view another channel. The recording will not be affected. Tune TV to channel 00 if
you want to see what is being recorded.
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Trouble Checks
Trouble Checks and Adjustments
_VCR (con_n,_d>
Can't record one channel with the VCR while watching a different channel on the TV
For connections 4B, 5B:
1. Turn on TV, VCR, satellite receiver, and cable box (if required).
2. Make sure IRD/TV switch on satellite receiver is i.n TV position so signal
from cable box or antenna is coming out the OUT TO "IV jack on the satellite receiver.
3. If cable box is required, use CHANNEL buttons on VCR to tune VCR to output channel of cable box (usually 02, 03, or 04:).
4. Select: channel 03 or 04 on TV (depending on the position of the CH3/GH4 switch on the back of the VCR)+
5. Select desired channel with CHANNEL. buttons on cable box if cable box is required. If cable box is not required, select desired channel with
CHANNEL buttons on VCR.
6. Insert tape in VCR and press RECORD on VCR.
7. To watch satellite channel, select channel 00 on TV.
8. Then select desired channel to watch with CHANN[-L buttons on
satellite receiver.
For connections 4C, 5C:
1. Turn on TV and select channel 00 on TV with remote.
2. Turn on satellite receiver and select desired satellite channel with
CHANNEL buttons on satellite receiver.
3. Turn on VCR and set it to line mode (see glossa_?) so you can See the
satellite signal coming into its AUDIONIDEO IN jacks.
4. Insert tape in VCR and press RECORD on VCR
5. Press TVNGR button on VCR. This lets the cable signal flow directly out of the OUT TO TV jack of the VCR without affecting the recording.
6. If cable box is required, turn on cable box, change channel on TV to output channel of cable box (usually 02, 03, or 04), and select des.tred
channel with CHANNEL buttons on cable box.
7. If cable box is not required, select desired chant, el with CHANNEL buttons on TV.
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Trouble Checks
Trouble Checks and Adjustments
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Satellite Receiver
No picture
For connections 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B:
1. Make sure satellite receiver is turned on and tuned to an active
channel.
2. Select channel 00 on the TV.
For connections 4C, 5C:
1. Turn on TV and tune it to channel 00.
2. Turn on satellite receiver.
3. Turn on VCR and set it to line mode (see glossary).
4. Select desired channel with CHANNEL buttons on satellite receiver.
Cable Box
No Picture
For connections 2A, 4A:
1. Turn on cable box and tune to an active channel.
2. Tune TV to output channel (usually 02, 03, or (14)of cable box.
3. Select desired channel with CHANNEL buttons on the cable box.
For connections 2B, 2C, 3B, 3C:
1. Turn on cable box and tune to an active channel.
2. Tune the TV to the output channel (usually 02, 03, or 04) of the cable box with VCR turned off. With VCR turned on, tune VCR to output channel of cable box and select chaime100 on the TV.
3. Select desired channel with CHANNEL buttons on the cable box.
For connection 3A:
1. Turn on cable box and tune to a premium channel.
2. Tune the TV to the output channel of cable box.
3. Place A-B switch in the B position to watch pren_ium channels.
4. Place A-B switch in the A position to watch other channels when cable box is not needed.
For connection 4B:
1. Turn off satellite receiver or press IRD/'I-V switch on satellite receiver.
2. Turn off VCR, or press TV/VCR button on VCR
For connection 4C:
1. Turn off VCR, or press -I-V/VCR button on VCR.
2E
Trouble Checks
Trouble Checks and Adjustments
Picture-in-Picture
(not on all TV models)
No Picture
For connections 1A, 2A, and 3A:
Picture-in-Picture is not possible with these connections.
For connections 2B and 2C:
Picture-in-Pictur_ _is possible with these connections when playing a tape in the VCR.
1. Turn on TV, then turn on cable box to desired channel.
2. Insert tape in VCR and press PLAY.
3. Press the TV/VCR button to return to TV control.
4. Turn on Picture-in-Picture feature.
5. Tune TV to channel 00.
For all other connections:
1. Make sure a component such as a VCR or camcorder is connected to the TV's AUDIO and VIDEO INjacks.
2. Turn on TV to watch one picture through the CABLE/ANTENNA
connector.
3. Turn on component connected to AUDIO IN and VIDEO INjacks.
4. Tune TV to channel 00 to see the other picture.
For S-Video connection:
Be sure to connect the regular VIDEO cable for picture-in-picture when you have an S-VHS component connected to the TV with an S-VHS cable. The S-VIDEO signal cannot be used for picture-in-picture.
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Glossary
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Adapter
Accessory used to attach antenna cables to the
round antenna connector on the TV.
Antenna
Antenna used to receive local broadcast. Usually an outdoor roof antenna, attic type
antenna, or indoor dipole type antenna (some- times referred to as rabbit ears).
Audio/Video Cables
Cables that carry sound and picture signals from one component to another.
Cable
A system of distributing TV signals to a home supported by a cable company.
Cable Box
Required by some cable companies to receive all or some cable channels.
Cable Box Required for All Channels
Required by some cable companies to receive all cable channels.
Cable Box Required for Some Channels
Require d by some cable companies to receive
premium channels like HBO, Showtime, etc.
CATV
Abbreviation used for Cable TV.
CH3/CH4 Switch
Located On components such as VCRs, satellite receivers, camcorders, etc. Lets you
select the output channel of the component..
Coaxial Cable
A cable surrounded by a protective shielding to prevent interference.
Component
Any device such as a VCR, camcorder, laserdisc, satellite receiver, amplifier, etc.
Connection Panel'
Name given to area or_back of TV where you connect additional components. Also called "jack panel."
IN Jacks
Jacks on back of comF, onent to which the OUT jacks from other components are connected. Used to receive signal.s from that component.
INPUT Jacks
See IN Jacks.
IRD/TV Switch
Controls the signal coming out of tile receiver's OUT TO "PVjack. Lets you choose
between either satellite signals or signals from
whatever isconnected to the receiver's CAW IN jack.
Jack Panel
See Connection Panel.
Jacks
See IN Jacks or OUT Jacks.
I-/MONO (left/monaural) Jack
Used to connect a monaural component with only one audio jack. Sound comes through both Tv's left and right speakers.
Line Input
Used on a VCR 1:oswitch between the VCR
signal and the signal of the component
connected to the AUDIO and VIDEO IN jacks
of the VCR.
Line Mode
See Line Input.
Glossary
Monaural
A component with only one audio channel.
Mono
Slang for monaural. See Monaural.
OUT Jacks
Jacks on back of component to which the IN jacks from other components are connected. Used to send signals to that component.
Output Channel of Cable Box
Channel to which TV is tuned to see the signal coming from the cable box.
Output Channel of VCR
Channel to which TV is tuned to see the
signal coming from the VCR. See CH3/CH4 Switch.
Output Jacks
See OUT ]acks.
Picture-in-picture
A feature that allows you to watch two channels at same time, a small picture within
a big picture. One of the pictures must come from a VCR or other component connected to
the TV.
PIP
Abbreviation for picture-in-picture explained above.
Premium Channels
Scrambled cable channels such as HBO or
Showtime that may .require a cable box to unscramble.
S-VIDEO
Super Video, another name for S-VHS. The S-VIDEO jack on the TV lets you connect compatible S-Video components. See S-VHS.
Scrambled Channel
Some cable companies require their
customers to rent a cable box to unscramble the channel for viewing.
Splitter
An accessory used to divide an incoming signal and send it tio two separate components. See picture on page 19.
Stereo
A two-channel sound system using separate
right and left channels.
TVNCR Button
Controls the sibmal coming out of the VCRs OUT TO "IV connector. It switches the signal
between the VCR and TV. When this button
is set to VCR, you see the pk._ure from a channel on the VCR. When this button is set
to TV, you see the signal from TV no matter wha| the VCR :isdoing. See your VCR manual.
TVNCR Switch
See -I-VNCR Button.
VCR Video Cassette Recorder.
VCR Button
See "W/VGR Button."
S-VHS
A Super VHS recording format that improves the picture quality. It is found on some VCRs
and camcorders.
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