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Hooking
Up Your Cable Box & VCR (or DVD)
Installing a Converter
| Step 1) |
Connect the cable drop (the cable wire
which is attached to the wall outlet) to
the "IN" terminal on the converter. |
| Step 2) |
Take the short piece of cable and connect
one end to the "OUT" terminal on
the converter. Connect the other end to the "VHF" or "75
OHM" terminal of the TV. |
| Step 3) |
Plug the converter into an electrical outlet
and plug the TV into the outlet on the back
of the converter. This allows the remote
control to turn on the TV and the converter
at the same time in most cases. If the outlet
is controlled by a wall switch, make sure
the switch is "on." |
| Note: |
If you do not have an optional converter
that works by remote control, plug the TV
directly into an electrical outlet. |
Before using the converter, turn the channel selector
on your TV to Channel 3. Leave it on this channel
at all times; the converter will only work when
the TV is on this channel.
Note: Channel 3 is the input channel on most
TV sets. In some cases it may be Channel 2 or
4.
Connecting TV and VCR (or DVD)
| Step 1) |
Connect the cable drop to the "IN" terminal
on the converter. |
| Step 2) |
Run a jumper cable from the converter "OUT" terminal
to the "IN" terminal on your VCR |
| Step 3) |
Run a second jumper cable from the "OUT" terminal
of your VCR to the "75 OHM" terminal
on your TV if it is a cable ready set. If
not, attach a matching transformer to the
end of the cable and attach the transformer
to the VHF aerial terminals. |
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Converter Box/VCR Installation
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