Sony SVR-3000 Installation Manual page 38

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RF In

If you have cable or an antenna and don't have a satellite set-top box or cable set-top

box, connect your cable or antenna to the SVR Recorder using your existing coaxial

cable (the one coming out of the wall). Ignore this jack if you're using Audio/Video

Input or S-Video Input. If you have a cable box that features both RF Out and S-Video

output or Audio/Video output, choose S-Video or Audio/Video instead of RF.

RF Out

If your TV has multiple inputs and you can use the SVR Recorder's S-Video Output or

Audio/Video Output, do not use the RF Out jack. But if your TV only has RF In,

connect the SVR Recorder to your TV's RF In using the RF Coaxial cable, and see

"Ch 3|4 Switch" below. Use the Remote Control supplied with the SVR Recorder to

change program channels shown on your TV.

Ch 3/4 Switch

If you use RF Out, set the output to channel 3 or 4 using this switch. To get the best

picture, select the channel that is not occupied by a local broadcast channel. For

example, if there is a local broadcast station on channel 4, select channel 3 for the

output on the SVR Recorder. You will need to tune your television to this channel

(3 or 4) to receive a signal through the SVR Recorder.

USB (Universal Serial Bus.) For future use

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