RCA 40 - Manual (Page 9)

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Connecting a VCR
To connect your VCP to a VCR so you can copy video tapes, connect the VCP’s AUDIO and
VIDEO OUT jacks to the VCR’s audio and video input jacks using a video-quality shielded cable
(not supplied). Then see “Copying a Video Tape” on Page 18 to find out how to copy a tape.
Notes:
• You must use a video-quality cable for this type of connection. Do not use a standard
audio cable. Your local RadioShack store sells the correct type of cable.
• You can connect the VCR’s audio/video output jacks to your TV’s input jacks using
another video-quality shielded cable, or to the antenna output jack using 75-ohm cable.
This lets you watch a tape while you copy it (see “Copying a Video Tape” on Page 18).
You can also connect your TV to the VCP’s
RF.OUT terminal. See “Connecting a Standard
TV” on Page 7.
3
DC IN 12V
4
CHANNEL
RF.OUT
ANT.IN
VIDEO OUT
AUDIO OUT
CH.4
CH.3
OUT TO TV
IN FROM ANT
IN
OUT
AUDIO VIDEO
VHF
UHF
Audio and Video
Input Jacks
AUDIO and VIDEO OUT Jacks
VCR
VCP