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SYSTEM
CONNECTIONS
@ Unplug your TV receiver from the mains outlet, and remove the
aerial cable from its socket in the back of the TV. Then connect the
aerial cable to the AERIAL IN socket at the rear of the recorder.
@ Connect the aerial input of the TV receiver to the AERIAL OUT
socket of the recorder, using the supplied cable.
You will find that each socket accepts only one end of the cable.
© Connect
the recorder and the TV receiver to the mains
supply
with their own mains leads.
@ Set the MAINS switch to ON.
Now the recorder is in the standby mode.
to AERIAL IN
to a mains outlet
Mains lead
to AERIAL OUT
to aerial input
Supplied cable
Now the recorder is set up to intercept the signals from the aerial
DIESE INE
on their way to the TV receiver. The recorder passes all the signals
it receives from the aerial to the TV, even when it is recording. This
is why you can record a programme when it is being shown on the
TV, or when the TV is showing another programme,
or even when
the TV is turned off.
Notice for customers in strong signal area
This recorder has a booster to assure stable TV reception on the recorder
and on the TV. However, in areas near the TV station, where the TV signal
is very strong, the picture may be affected by the booster. If this happens,
connect a commercially available attenuator to the aerial lead-in wire. For
details, consult your nearest Sony dealer.
CONNECTING A COLOUR MONITOR
To obtain a higher-quality picture, connect a colour monitor instead of a conventional TV receiver.
Colour monitor
to AUDIO IN t
t to VIDEO IN
ec
to AUDIO OUT
Connecting cord
For details on the connection of the monitor, refer to the monitor instruction manual.
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