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Installation Guide
S-VIDEO CONNECTIONS (BEST PICTURE)
Cable Connectors on
Receiver
S-VIDEO, also called super-video or SVHS, provides the best possible picture. Many
newer TVs and VCRs support S-VIDEO. If you use these connections, you must still
connect the audio signal using the phono (RCA) audio connectors; however, you would
not use the phono (RCA) video connectors. The S-VIDEO connections carry only the
video signal.
WIRING SETUPS
The following wiring setups present most potential options that you may choose to
include in your setup. Many of these options depend on what electronic components you
are connecting, and what type of connectors the components support. See "About
Cabling and Connections" on page I-63 for more information.
Most of the wiring setups assume the following:
• You have a cable TV box, or a broadcast TV antenna that you want to connect to the
system.
• You want to optimize your system to carry the best picture and sound quality that it
can support.
• You want to be able to order Bell ExpressVu PPV programs using the
Bell ExpressVu receiver.
The wiring setups presented here range from easiest (RF or VHF connections only), with
the fewest electronic components, to the most advanced, with multiple electronic
components. All connections are shown in most of the setups. You should use only one
type of audio and one type of video connection. The exception to this is to also use the
RF or VHF connections if you are connecting a cable box or a broadcast TV antenna to
the system.
Preview the setups to determine the one that most closely matches your equipment, and
then use that setup as the basis for your wiring installation.
Your Bell ExpressVu receiver must be connected to a phone line at all times
to order Bell ExpressVu PPV programs using the receiver.
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