Connect DTV converter box, TV, DVD recorder and VCR/DVD combo unit
This connection involves a digital to analog TV converter, NTSC TV, DVD recorder and VCR/DVD combo
Components:
o Analog TV
o Digital to analog TV converter box
o DVD Recorder
o VCR/DVD Combo
o Audio/Video RCA cables (1-yellow, 1-red & 1-white audio).
o RF coaxial cables (RG-6).
TV
• built-in stereo speakers
• A/V inputs, including:
• Component video
• composite video
• S-video
• RF input for antenna/cable signals
DVD Recorder
• Standard DVD Recorder
• Composite audio/video inputs/outputs
• Component video output
• Coaxial and Optical digital audio output
• Video
System NTSC
DTV converter box
Outputs - composite audio/video, RF.
Input - RF.
Combo VCR/DVD player
• optical digital audio output
• analog audio input x 2
• analog video input
• analog video output
• analog audio output
• component video output
Hook up DIAGRAM - HDTV, HD Cable TV, HD Satellite TV, DVD Recorder and surround sound
• Audio Video Connections and cables
Cables Connections and explanation:
Over-the-air TV broadcasts are used to receive TV signals.
1. Connect antenna to RF input on DTV converter box.
2. Connect audio/video (yellow, white, red) cables from the composite outputs on the DTV converter box to the DVD Recorder's composite A/V INPUTS. The proper input is selected using the DVD Recorder's remote control input select button when recording.
3. Connect DVD Recorder OUTPUT to TV INPUT using yellow, white, red cables on alternate TV input. DVD Recorder is selected using the TV remote control input select button when viewing DVD.
4. Connect RF coaxial cable (RG-6) from DTV converter box "OUT TO TV" jack to VCR/DVD RF input jack. DTV box will output on channel 3 or 4 so VCR has to be set to channel 3 or 4 to record. When VCR is powered off, the signal should pass-thru to the TV which should be set to channel 3 or 4.
5. Connect RF coaxial cable from VCR RF output to TV RF input.
6. Connect audio/video (yellow, white, red) cables from VCR/DVD combo composite output to TV inputs. TV is set to LINE/AUX.
Why would you want this
configuration?
o To view TV shows.
o Play DVD-Video to TV.
o Record TV shows to DVD
What can you do with this configuration?
o
Watch TV, Record TV, watch DVD-Video
What settings do you need for this configuration?
The TV will need to be set to the proper input depending on your source. Select proper input source on the TV to watch TV or DVD. The input sources can be selected usually by using the remote control buttons for the respective devices. Buttons such as LINE or VIDEO or AUX or INPUT SELECT or an actual channel such as 93 or 00 or 99 depending on your brand. Consult owner's manual here.
TV Channels are selected on the DTV converter box using the remote control for the box. Set DVD recorder on LINE/AUX input when recording from DTV box.
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