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CONNECTING TO YOUR EXISTING
EQUIPMENT
4.1 IF YOUR TELEVISION AND VIDEO HAVE
SCART SOCKETS.
1. Unplug all equipment from the mains before making connections.
Note:
Before starting to connect check your current wiring because you can keep the coaxial
connection in between your TV and your video provided they are connected as shown
above. This connection ensures you can still record your current channels.
2. Connect a SCART lead between the “TV” socket of your digital receiver, and the television.
Using the first SCART of your TV (usually described as EXT AV 1) will provide the best
picture quality. This will also cause a digital television picture to automatically appear on your
TV screen when you turn on the digital receiver.
3. If you already have a SCART lead use it between the “VCR” socket of your digital receiver
and your video. This connection provides the best recording/playback quality. Use the first
EXT AV1 SCART socket on your video. It will make it possible for your video, to play through
your digital receiver connection.
4. Refer to the connection diagram above to complete the wiring of your receiver. No further
adjustment is required .
5. Then plug all your equipment , including your digital receiver, into the mains.
6. Switch on your TV first and select a channel. Now switch on your digital receiver using the
ON/OFF button on the front panel. The front display will show “ - - : - - “.
7. Press the
B (standby) button on your remote to wake up your digital receiver. Your receiver
will now be generating a “welcome” screen.
8. Then go to chapter 6.
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SERIAL
TV
DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER
AUDIO
LEFT
RIGHT
MODEM
VCR
COMMON INTERFACE
AERIAL
CH 21-69
TV
TV
VIDEO
TV set
EXT1
EXT1
SCART lead (supplied)
Existing SCART lead (optional)
RF lead
(supplied)
RF lead(existing)
Aerial previously in the back
of your TV or video