CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR
TV
(CONTINUED)
DIAGRAM9
CABLE
TV
(WITHOUT
DECODER
BOX)
AND
STEREO
VCR
BASIC CABLE CONNECTION
Because Cable-TV Systems vary,
we
recommend that
you
check with your
Cable Company before connecting
a cable
line
to your TV. This illustration
shows
one possible
way
to connect
your
TV
to a Cable
TV
system. This
is
not the only possible connection
and it
may
not
always
work with
all cable systems.
STEREOVCR-
VCR
MUST
BE CABLE-READY
TO
RECORD A CATV PROGRAM
STEREO
OUTPUTS
AUDIO
VIDEO
R l
FOR CABLE
TV
AND
RF OUT
FROM VCR, SELECT
ANTENNA
SOURCE
You
are watching
Antenna
......
Cable
D
A-VVCR
--
Y/C(VCR)
ZENITH
TV
A•V
LOOP
OUTPUT
RIGHT
LEFT
VIDEO
JACK
PACK
ON
TV
When
TV
/VCR
switch
on
VCR
is
in VCR position,
tune
TV
to channel 3
or
4.
Use VCR to select channel
or
play a tape.
9-14
ANTENNA
DR
UHF
/VHF
·MAKE
THIS
CONNECTION IF
VCR
IS
CABLE-READY
RFOUT
TO
RECORD CABLE
CABLE
TV
IN
75
OHM
FEED
FROM
CATV SYSTEM
FOR PROGRAMS FROM
CATV
AND
RF
OUT
FROM VCR,
SELECT CABLE
SOURCE
You
are watching
Antenna
Cable
-
D
A-V
VCR
-
Y/C(VCR)
ZENITH
TV
With this hook-up, you
can
select "basic" cable
channels with your TV's remote control.
"Basic" cable channels are also known as
"unscrambled"
or
"free" channels.
They
do
not require a decoder box.
FOR STEREO VCR OUTPUT,
SELECT A-V VCR
SOURCE
You
are watching
Antenna
Cable
D
A-VVCR
rL
Y/C(VCR)
ZENITH
TV
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