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Installation and Setup
Wire Your System Together
PHONO (RCA) AUDIO/VIDEO CONNECTIONS
(BETTER PICTURE, BEST SOUND)
Cable Connectors on
Receiver
The phono (RCA) connections provide better picture quality and the best stereo sound.
You should use this type of connection for audio, if possible, and for the video if your
equipment does not support S-VIDEO (see following).
The phono (RCA) cable is available as a single cable with three connectors on either end,
or as three separate cables. The connectors are colour-coded according to the type of
signal they carry.
¥ The yellow connector carries the video signal.
¥ The white connector carries the left audio signal.
¥ The red connector carries the right audio signal.
If your TV only has one input connection for this type of audio, connect it to the right (R)
audio connection on the receiver.
If you use the phono (RCA) connections to connect the receiver with the other
equipment, connect the cable from your cable TV box or broadcast TV antenna directly
to the RF or VHF connection on your TV or VCR. You may leave the receiver back
panel Channel 3/4 Switch set to either channel.
You cannot use the methods described for the RF or VHF connections to switch between
local and satellite TV programming. Depending on the type of equipment that you
connect to the receiver, you may need to use the menus displayed by each piece of
equipment to change the input from local to satellite TV. See the product documentation
that came with your other electronic equipment for more information.
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