Sony SLV-X37 - Getting Started; Connecting Peripheral Equipment

Chapter 2- Getting Started
Connecting Peripheral Equipment
Checking Your TV Connections
Whenever you view video pictures as well as TV programs
on your TV screen, connect the VCR and your TV properly.
The connection between the VCR and TV varies depending
upon the type of your TV receiver and antenna.
First check the type of your TV, and use the appropriate
instructions in this section.
Connecting the VCR to a TV
Before making connections do the following
¢ Turn off the power to the VCR and the TV.
* Do not connect the AC power cords until all of the
connections are completed.
¢ Make sure that all connections are firm. Loose connections
may cause picture distortion.
¢ If your TV does not match the following examples, consult
your nearest Sony dealer or qualified technician.
How you connect your VCR to your TV depends on the type
of TV you have.
Before doing step 3 to 5, check to see if your TV has:
1 Find the type of antenna
or cable you have in the
illustration below: a cable
system (which takes the
place of an antenna), an
outside antenna, or an
inside antenna (rabbit
ears).
using in the illustration below.
Types of antenna/cabie Types of connectors
Cable.
7 0 Without a decoder box
© CATV 75-ohm coaxial cable
o
F-type connector (not supplied)
C4 with a décodar box
Outside Antenna
75-ohm
CATV | Coaxial cable
decoder | (supplied)
VHF
F-type connector (not supplied)
75-ohm coaxial cable
UHF : Antenna connector (supplied)
gd i) EAC-66 U/V band separator/mixer -
VHF/UHF pie
{not supplied)
VHF
and
UHF
75-ohm
F-type.
(separate) coaxial cable. connector
(at supped
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2 Find the type of connector you are
¢ audio/video input jacks
* a 75-ohm VHF/UHF antenna terminal
* VHF and UHF separate antenna terminals
3 Attach the connector to the VHF/UHF IN
terminal on the back of the VCR. Make sure
your TV has audio/video input jacks if you
attach the connector to the AUDIO/VIDEO
output jacks on the VCR.
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