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Connecting Cable and Cable Box, if only some channels are scrambled
1 You will need a cable splitter, five lengths of coaxial
cable, and a cable A/B switch.
2 Connect cable from wall outlet to IN terminal on the
cable splitter.
3 Connect the coaxial cable to OUT terminal on the
cable splitter and A-IN on the A/B switch.
4 Connect the second coaxial cable to the other OUT
terminal on the splitter and IN (or CABLE) on the
cable box.
5 Connect the third coaxial cable to the OUT or TV on
the cable box and B-IN on the A/B switch.
6 Connect the fourth coaxial cable to OUT terminal on
the A/B switch and ANTENNA IN on the VCR.
7 Connect the fifth coaxial cable to the ANTENNA OUT
on the VCR to the TV’s ANTENNA jacks (varied by
TV).
8 If your TV has audio and video inputs, continue with
the connections on the next page. If not, plug in
power cords of VCR, TV, and cable box.
Hooking Up Your VCR
VHF/UHF
VHF
UHF
ANTENNA
OUT
IN
TV Rear Panel
VCR Rear Panel
OR
From Cable
wall outlet
Cable box
Splitter
A/B Switch
OUT
IN
A
B
IN
OUT OUT
supplied coaxial cable
This connection will allow you to watch one non-scrambled
channel while you record another non-scrambled channel.
With this connection, you should set the A/B switch to A to
record a non-scrambled channel. You may watch the same
channel or any other non-scrambled channel at the same
time.
To record a scrambled channel, set the switch to B, select
your cable output channel (usually 3 or 4) on the VCR and
select the channel you wish to record on the cable box. At
this time your TV will not be able to show any other channel.
IMPORTANT
With this connection, you cannot:
• record a scrambled channel and watch a non-
scrambled channel at the same time.
• record a non-scrambled channel and watch a
scrambled channel at the same time.
• record one scrambled channel and watch a different
scrambled channel.