Hook Up To A Stereo System; Finishing Up - Hitachi DSS SYSTEM Owner's Manual

SE'H'ING UP YOUR HITACHI DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM
To connect your VCR...
use a coaxial cable to connect the OUT TO TV from your DSS receiver to the RF input section
on your VCR. This is the first place Where an adapter may be needed if your VCR doesn't have
the F-tH?e connector.
To connect your 'IV...
connect a coaxial cable from the RF output (either from the DSS receiver's OUT TO TV if
available or the VCR) to the RF input on the TV.
Set the channel 3/4 switch on the back of your DSS receiver to the channel that is not broadcast
or has the weakest signal in your area. This WIUbe the channel that you need to set your TV
and/or VCR to for viewing or recording DSS programming.
You can also use your DSS receiver as a switch to select between DSS programming and local
broadcasts. This can be accomplished by pressing the _ key while the remote is in DSS
mode. Also, you must connect your local signal, either from an antenna or cable service, to the
IN FROM ANT on the back of your DSS receiver. If your antenna wire is not RG6 or RG-59
your _ need an adapter as described earlier.
If you have a stereo system...
you may be able to achieve big speaker sound. See the "Hook Up to a Stereo System" section for
the necessary connections.
If your hookup is complete...
move on to the "Finishing Up" section.
Hook Up to a Stereo System
To achieve high quality sound from your DSS receiver through a stereo system, simply connect
one of the AUDIO outputs (Left and Right) to an available input on
AUDIO
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The phono-type audio cable and jack
your audio system. This input may be labeled something like
VIDEO, AUX, or, if you aren't using a compact disc player or laser
disc
player,
you canuse one of these
inputs,
ifavailable. The
only
input that you should not use is one that is specified for a
turntable/phonograph.
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Finishing Up
You can mix and match the different hookups described above to suit your entertainment
system's available connections. For example, you could connect the VCR using audio!video,
while the TV is connected with the RF signal. Always try to achieve the highest quality and
greatest flexibility available.
Once all connections have been completed, plug in the TV and VCR to the wall outlet,
appropriate extension cord, or surge protector. See Important Safqy Instructions described in the
front of this manual.
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