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Chapter 4
TYPICAL ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
OVERVIEW
Your vessel features a variety of standard components
that provide both visual and audio entertainment. In ad-
dition, there are optional systems noted in the follow-
ing pages. Regal reserves the right to delete, add, or
change both standard and optional components at
anytime without notice.
Note: The information found in the following pages is
for current models only.
Please refer to the individual owner’s manuals and the technical
section (schematics) for further entertainment system information
along with the internet where further technical data and updates
are available.
Preparing To Use Entertainment System Compo-
nents
Before using any portion of the entertainment system it
is necessary to activate the 12 volt “house” battery switch
located at the battery management panel. In addition, the
generator (at sea) or the dockside cord (at mooring) must
be activated to supply AC voltage for the TV monitors.
Also, depending on the entertainment component desired
the following breakers may need to be activated:
12 Volt- TV Antenna, Dash Main-Stereo (Fusion Sys-
tem), Television
120 Volt- Fwd. Outlets-Salon TV, Aft Outlets-Mid Cabin
TV, Cockpit TV
Antenna Switch
The antenna switch features 2 buttons labeled A and B to
choose the desired antenna signal source. It is located in-
side the aft salon overhead cabinet where the ship’s main
panels are located.
Note: Activate the TV antenna breaker. Follow the in-
structions below.
At Dockside- After the tele-
vision coxial cable is plugged
into the vessel coxial recep-
tacle located at the aft deck
and the marina dock box press
the A antenna switch button
completely in until it catches.
At this point the marina TV
signal is available for onboard
televisions.
At Sea- Press the B antenna switch button completely
in until it catches to activate the saucer-shaped television
antenna mounted on the hardtop.
To deactivate either antenna switch, push the switch com-
pletely in; then release.
When cruising you may encounter a marina without a
working shore signal so your backup is to use the ship’s
antenna. This is more common with older marinas lo-
cated off the more traveled waterways.
A
B
A/B ANTENNA SWITCH
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