Manual

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-leLpon

combining

your

Entertainment

l_achine

with more

equipment.

There area number of ways you can choose to integrateyour EntertainmentMachine with the restofyour equip-

ment. ChanneLs can be changed usingthe television,the VCR, or the cablebox, with advantages to each.

USING THE TELEVISION AS THE TUNER preservesallyour channellabeb;(not availableon some models).Italso

reducesthe number of keys on the remote controlyou need to worryabout.(One device,one remoteto learn.)

USING THE VCR AS THE TUNER has the advantage of simplifyingthe recordingprocess.Ifthe VCR istuned to

channel seven,then the VCR willrecordchannelseven.

USING TH.E CABLE BOX (if you have one) to change the stations sometimes has an advantage, too, especially if

your _cauL_p_uv,u_,requiresyou_t-ouse theircablebox to descramble theirstations.

Based on the advantages listed above, decide what

device you want to use as the tuner.

Connect the antenna or cablesourceto the input

of your tuner.(Ifyou chose your te{evisionas the

tuner,then you'redone.Go watch your

EntertainmentMachine.)

Connect the outputof your tunerto the input of the

next device.

Ifyou used A/V cablesforstep 3,set the "next

device"to Videoinput.Ifyou used an RF coaxial

cablein step 3, then tune the "nextdevice"to

match the output channe[ of your tuner (usually

channel 3 or 4).

Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you reach your

Entertainment Machine. Then enjoy!

TUNER Thetelevision,VCR,orcableboxthatyou chooseto changechannelswith.

A/V CABLES Audio/Videocab{es.Threecab[esbunchedtogether--fightaudio(red),{eftaudio(white),andvideo(yet{ow).

A/V DEVIZE Any devicethatproducesvideoorsound(VCR,DVD,cablebox,orte[evision.

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