5
Connecting to the aerial
You can use the auxiliary aerial supplied or connect
the set to your aerial installation.
1
Insert the aerial plug into the
2
socket.
2
If you use the auxiliary aerial supplied, push the
aerial into the mounting on the back panel until it
snaps into place. Rotate the aerial until you have
got the best picture quality.
Connecting to the mains power sup-
ply
1
Insert the plug of the mains cable into the wall
socket.
2
Switch the set on. The power switch
8
is
located on the left side panel of the set.
Note:
* We advise you, from now on, to switch the set
to standby using the
STANDBY
m
button on
the front of the set or on the remote control.
When the set is in the standby mode, a small red
lamp on the left of the front of the set will be
alight.
You can switch on with
STOP
h
, the
0-9
buttons or by inserting a cassette.
Attention:
When you use the power switch
8
on the side panel, you have
completely
switched off the set from the mains power
supply. No programmed recordings will then be
made. The red lamp on the left of the front of
the set will not be alight. After a few hours, the
date and clock settings will be lost.
Attention:
Before you switch off the appliance
with the power switch
8
, remove the tape
by pressing the
J
button.
* Keep your TV Combi connected to the mains
and the power switch in on position at all times
to ensure that programmed recordings can be
made and that the television functions. The
power consumption required for this is very low.
Connecting a decoder or other addi-
tional equipment
You can also connect additional equipment to the
EXTERNAL
socket, for instance, a CD-Interactive
(CD-i), satellite receiver or camcorder.
Some TV broadcasters transmit encoded television
programmes which you can only see with a
purchased or rented decoder. You can connect such
a decoder (descrambler) to this set.
