Radio Shack 66 - Manual (Page 12)

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CAMCORDER CONNECTIONS
Your VCR has jacks on its front panel that let you easily connect a camcorder or other video
source. You can also connect a camcorder to the
R-AUDIO-L IN 1/VIDEO IN 1 jacks on the back of the
VCR.
Note: Although you can connect your cable box or direct-to-home satellite receiver to the jacks on
the VCR’s front panel, the VCR’s remote control function will not work if you do. See “Positioning
the VCR and Cable Box or Satellite Receiver” on Page 14 for more information.
The VCR needs a stereo audio/video cable for this connection. Your audio/video cable (not sup-
plied) must have plugs that fit the VCR’s jacks and the camcorder’s jacks for this connection.
1. Insert the plugs at one end of the cable into the AV 2 L-AUDIO IN-R and AV VIDEO IN jacks on
the front panel. If the camcorder’s audio is monaural, connect the audio cable to the L-AUDIO
IN jack only.
2. Insert the plugs at the other end of the cable into the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks on your cam-
corder or other video source. Be sure to connect VIDEO to VIDEO and AUDIO to AUDIO (use
the plug’s color codes as a guide).
CONNECTING POWER
To power the VCR, plug its power cord into a standard AC outlet. --:-- appears on the display.
Note: The VCR prompts you to select a language, connection type, and output channel, then
starts to search for a channel that has an Extended Data Service (EDS) signal (see “Initial Set Up”
on Page 14) when:
• You plug in the VCR for the first time, then press POWER to turn it on.
• You unplug the VCR and reconnect it (within 24 hours) then press POWER to turn it on.
• There is a power failure (of less than 24 hours) then you press POWER to turn on the VCR.
• You reset the VCR’s memory (see “Resetting the VCR’s Memory” on Page 25).
REWIND
STOP
EJECT
PLAY
FAST-F
CHANNEL
RECORD/TIME
POWER TV/VCR
VIDEO IN L – AUDIO IN – R
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