Go-Video 4-Head Hi-Fi - Manual (Page 50)

44 DISCOVER THE DUAL-DECK DIFFERENCE
ANT. IN
TV OUT
CH 3 CH 4
VHF/UHF
Coaxial
or
Twin Lead
Dual-Deck
VCR Cable
(supplied)
ANTENNA CABLES
TV BACK PANEL
DUAL-DECK VCR BACK PANEL
(not supplied)
MULTIMEDIA
CONTROL
PORT
IN OUT 1 OUT 2
VIDEO
AUDIO - L
AUDIO - R
Basic Connections
1. Place your Dual-Deck VCR next to your TV and
plug the VCR power cord into a wall outlet. Discon-
nect all antenna and cable connections.
2. A cable is supplied with your Dual-Deck VCR.
Connect one end of this cable to the TV OUT
connection on the back of your VCR. Connect the
other end of the cable to the VHF IN or CABLE IN
connection on the back of your TV.
Preparation
Your Dual-Deck VCR connects to your TV and
antenna in exactly the same way as any other VCR.
If you already own a VCR, take a few minutes to note
how the VCR is hooked up. Then simply swap the
Dual-Deck with your old VCR using the same settings
and connections.
Here are some things you should take note of in your
current hookup:
1. Which cable attaches to the VCR’s ANTENNA IN
jack on the back of the VCR.
2. Which cable attaches to the TV OUT jack on the
back of the VCR.
3. Which channel your TV is tuned to (to watch the VCR).
4. Which channel (3 or 4) is set on the back of your VCR.
5. If you have a cable converter box leading into your
VCR, you will need to note which channel (2, 3 or 4)
your VCR is tuned to.
Note: Your exact hookup will depend on
whether or not you subscribe to cable TV
and whether you have a cable converter
box or other equipment (such as laser
disc player, satellite receiver, etc.).
6. Be sure to insert the two supplied AA batteries in the
remote control
NOTE:
For proper ventilation, your Dual-Deck
VCR needs at least 3/8" clearance all
around it. Make sure you have enough
room on your shelf to provide
this clearance.