Panasonic AG-1980P - Cable Connection

Connections
Cable
Connection
Cable-VCR-TV
(For
CATV/PAY Channels
Recording/Playback)
The VCR
has an extended range,
and
can tune the
Low-
Band, Mid-Band,
Super-Band, Hyper-Band,
Ultra-Band
and
Special cable channels.
(Channels
A-W, AA-FFF,
A-5-A-1
,
GGG-WWW+12,
100
-
125,
5A).
Also, the VCR can
tune to
any
of
the
56 UHF channels
(14-69).
Refer
to Storing TV
Channels on your VCR
on
page 10.
75 ohm
coaxial
cable
Channels
2-1
3
and
5A, A-5-A-1
,
A-W,
AA-FFF,
GGG-WWW+12, 100-125
However,
if you subscribe
to
a
special channel
which
is
scrambled
—
you
will
probably
have
a
descrambler
box for
proper reception.
The VCR
by
itself
cannot
properly receive
a
scrambled
program since it
does
not
contain
a
descrambler. In
order
for
the
VCR
to
properly
receive
a
scrambled
program, your
existing
descrambler must
be
used. There are two
commonly
used methods
of connection
in this
case.
Typical Cable
System Hook
Ups with Cable
Converter/Descrambler
Boxes
To the
75 ohm VHF
input
on the TV
set
input on the TV
set
The above
cable hook-up
allows VCR functions,
including
viewing
one
channel
while recording
another, but it
requires
two cable TV Converter
Boxes,
one Switch Box and one
2-Way
Splitter.
;
\
Since
the
VCR has an
extended range of
tuning,
tuning-programming
of non-scrambled Mid-Band
and
Super-Band TV
programs
is possible.
When
a
cable
converter
or descrambler box
is
connected
to the
VCR, all
timer-controlled
recording functions will
continue
to operate
with the
exception
of
changing
channels automatically. CATV Channel
selection
will
have
to be
performed with
the cable converter.
Timer-controlled
recording from CATV
Channels
is
therefore limited
to one
channel
at
any given time.
V
/
The
above cable hook-up
allows VCR-TV
functions
except
for
viewing one
channel
while
recording
another.