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TROUBLE-SHOOTING

Symptom

Possible

Remedy

I

get

no

picture

on

my

IV

screen.

Make

sure

the

TV

and

VCR

are

both

turned

on

and

the

power

cords

are

plugged

in.

Turn

the

VMIV

on

and

off;

see

if

this

has

any

I

,effect

on

the

picture.

If it

has

no

effect,

your

I

cables

are

not

connected

properly.

Return

to

the

appropriate

SEITING

UP

diagram

to

double-check

your

cable

connections.

I

get

a

clear

picture

but

no

sound.

I

Check

your

TV

volume.

The

audio

cable

may

not

be

connected

properly.

Note: If

your

TV

has

a

setting

for HRC,

this

has

a

special

encoding

for

the

audio

signal

which

is

incompatible

with

the

VMIV.

Do

not

use

HRC;

use

settings

for

antenna

or

cable

(CATV).

The

receiving

mode

on

your

,TV

must

be

set

to

channel

3

or

4.

I

The

audio

is

sometimes

louder

and

sometimes

quieter.

Adjust

the

audio

switch

(on

the

back

of

the

VMIV

Video

Processor)

to

a

different

setting.

The

audio

makes

a

"crackling"

sound.

I

Adjust

the

tracking

knob

on

your

VCR

Refer

to

your

VCR

manual

for

details.

The

sound

is

sometimes

on

and

sometimes

off

Check

the

connections

of

the

audio

cables.

Regular

TV

programs

or

VCR

videos

don't

play.

Turn

off

the

VMIV

Video

Processor.

Check

the

configuration

of

the

following

cables:

{I)

The

cable

from

VHF

OUT

on

the

,VCR to

RF

IN

on

the

VMIV:

and

(2)

the

cable

from

RF

OUT

on

the

VMIV

to

VHF

IN

on

the

TV.

(Return

to

the

appropriate

SE1TING

UP

diagram

to

double-check

your

cable

connections.)

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