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VCR, COMPUTER AND DECODER CONNECTIONS
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A video cassette recorder, video discplayer, TV games, home computer or video camera can be connected to this AV
socket with an appropriate connecting cable.
When programme mode "AV" is selected, the TV is switched for direct video input mode; and early RF stages of the
receiver are muted.
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To connect a home VCR to the receiver, connect the
coaxial cable from the RF OUT socket of the VCR to the
aerial socket of the TV SET, and connect the areial lead-in
cable to the RF IN socket of the recorder.
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Select the programme No. 0 (on the TV set).
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Push the PLAY-key (on the video).
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Search RF channel of the VCR
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Then memorize in PROGRAMME No. 0 the found RF
channel by using the store section of Installation Menu
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Your receiver has EURO - SCART SOCKET, connect this
SOCKET to VCR,using a scart lead
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Select AV by pressing the AV mode selection key on the
remote control handset.
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Push the PLAY key
The advantage of this connection is a superior quality of
picture and sound during play back.
AC230V~
50Hz/30W
AC230V~
50Hz/30W
To “RF IN”
Coaxial cable
From “RF OUT”
Aerial
To areial socket
To “RF IN”
To “EURO SCART”(VCR)
To “EURO SCART”(TV)
INGILIZCE PT 90 DVD TV 1P RC112 18/6/02 17:58 Page 9