Connecting VCR with RCA cables
To connect the set-top box and VCR to the TV, you will need two sets of
RCA cables. Depending on how many RCA input links your TV supports, it
may be possible to connect both components directly into TV (see the
following section on connecting DVD-player with RCA cables). In the event
that your TV has only one RCA input, please consult the diagram below.
Connecting DVD-player with RCA cables
If your TV has enough A/V inputs, you may connect all of the components
directly into the TV. As in the diagram below indicates you will require two
sets of RCA cables. Furthermore, your VCR can be connected in the similar
fashion as the DVD-player below.
Connecting DVD-player with S-Video cable
Much like the previous diagram, if your TV has enough inputs, the
components may be connected directly to the TV. However, instead of
using the Video (yellow) jack, an S-video cable can be used to connect
both the DVD and STB to the TV-set.
Some older TV-sets may not have enough inputs to connect your STB and
DVD-player. Therefore it may be necessary to connect STB to the TV-set
with a coaxial cable (as indicated by the dotted line).
