Panasonic OMNIVISION VHS PV-M2058 - Manual (Page 5)

Antenna or Cable Connections
Outdoor Antenna Connection
Unhook the antenna from your previous TV
or VCR and connect it to the back of the
Combination VCR as shown in the diagram.
If your antenna system has separate UHF
and VHF lead-ins, you need a UHFA/HF
Band Mixer (not supplied).
Cable Connections
(A) Without a Converter/Descrambler Box
With this connection, you can use your
Combination VCR remote control to select
channels for viewing and select
unscrambled channels for timer recording.
Scrambled channels may not be viewed or
recorded with this connection.
(B) With a Converter/Descrambler Box
With this connection, you may record and
view any channel including scrambled
channels. Please note, however that
channel selection must be made at the
cable company converter box. Timer
recording is limited to one channel at a time,
and you can only view the channel you are
recording.
(C) With a DSS Receiver
With this connection, you can record and
view any channel including scrambled
channels: channel selection must be made
at the DSS Receiver. Also, you may
program one channel for unattended
recording.
NOTE:
The DSS receiver must be turned off to view
programs from a cable box or antenna. See the
DSS manual for details.
* DSS® is registered trademark of DIRECTV, INC.
a unit of GM Hughed Electronics.
(Flat)Twin Lead
300 Ohm Cable
UHFA/HF Band
Mixer (not supplied)
(Round) 75 Ohm
coaxial Cable
%
300-75 ohm
Transformer
from (not supplied)
Antenna
(Flat)Twin Lead
300 Ohm Cable
Back of
Combination VCR
(A)
Back of Combination VCR
from CABLE
(B)
Cable TV
To Watch and Record Scrambled/
Unscrambled Channels
Set the Combination VCR to the output
channel of the cable converter box (e.g. CH3).
Now, select channels to be viewed or
recorded at the cable converter box.
FCC WARNING: Any unauthorized changes or
modifications to this equipment would void the
user’s authority to operate.
Note to CABLE System Installer
This reminder is provided to call the CABLE (Cable
TV) System Installers attention to Article 820-40 of
the NEC that provides guidelines for proper
grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable
ground shall be connected to the grounding system
of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as
practical.