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MODEL VS53DVD/VS5312D
Model shown has five inputs, three outputs, with DVD loop-thru.
FEATURES:
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Simple push button controls allow you to send signals
from any one of 5 different inputs to 2 TVs and VCR
or 3 TVs.
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5 Inputs are Satellite Receiver, TV Antenna, AUX/VCR,
Cable TV & DVD.
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3 Outputs: Main TV, TV 2, AUX/VCR or 3
rd
TV.
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Built-in +12 VDC TV antenna power supply eliminates
need for separate wall mounted TV antenna power supply.
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Self-resetting fuses used in antenna power supply
prevent failure caused by shorted connections.
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Video switch allows for independent viewing of
signals at different TVs, with a record option from VCR.
COAX AND AUDIO/VIDEO (A/V) CABLE CONNECTIONS
STEP 1.
Connect the coax cable from the output on the switch box marked “To Main TV” to the antenna
input connection on the back of the main TV.
STEP 2.
Connect the coax cable from the output on the switch box marked “To TV 2” to the antenna
input connection on the back of the second TV.
STEP 3.
Connect the coax cable from the output on the switch box marked “To AUX/VCR” to the input
connection on the back of the VCR.
STEP 4.
Connect the coax cable from the output of the AUX/VCR to the coax connection on the back of
the switch box marked “From VCR.”
STEP 5.
Connect the coax cable from the exterior Cable TV input plate to the to the coax connection on
the switch box marked “From Cable TV.”
STEP 6.
The output of the auxiliary device (TV game, camcorder or 2
nd
satellite source) can be
connected to the input connection marked “FROM AUX/VCR” to allow viewing of the auxiliary device on
the Main TV and TV2.
STEP 7. If a VCR is being used only to view video tapes and the VCR is NOT used to “RECORD”,
the “VCR OUT” can be dedicated to a 3
rd
TV or External TV set to allow viewing of the 5 main inputs
(SAT, CABLE TV, TV ANT, DVD, VCR) on an additional TV set by using the buttons in the “AUX/VCR”
section on the front of the unit.
STEP 8. NOTE: The coax cable from the satellite antenna must go directly to the input of the
satellite receiver marked “Satellite In.”
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Low profile housing blends
nicely with other electronic
components; fits easily in
overhead cabinets.
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Shielded circuitry for high
isolation and low signal loss.
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Oversize, easy-to-read graphics
for proper function selection
when mounted in out of the way
locations.
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Built-in Ch. 3 / 4 modulator for
DVD loop-thru.
