Indoor antenna connections, Connecting to a power source – Panasonic PV M939 User Manual
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Indoor Antenna Connections
Insert the Indoor antenna (supplied) into the
receptacle on the back of the Combination VCR.
Then, connect the two wires to the 300
ohm-75 ohm transformer (supplied.)
Next, connect the transformer to the back of the
Combination VCR as shown.
Now, extend the antenna and adjust its length,
direction and angle for the clearest picture.
Connecting to a Power Source
Your Combination VCR goes where you go with two different ways to supply power. You may connect the
supplied AC (alternate current) cord for use with any AC outlet. Or when travelling, connect the supplied DC
(direct current) Car Battery cord which can be inserted in your vehicle's cigarette lighter.
For your safety and to avoid damage to the Combination VCR, please follow instructions and connections
carefully.
■ Connecting the (supplied) AC Cord
1. Connect the supplied AC cord to the AC input jack
on the back of the Combination VCR as shown.
2. Plug the AC cord into an AC wall outlet.
■ Connecting the (supplied) DC Cord
1 .Connect the DC Car Battery cord to the DC input on the
back of the Combination VCR as shown.
2. Start the engine of your vehicle.
* DO NOT insert the cord into the cigarette lighter until the
engine is running.
3. Remove the cigarette lighter from it’s socket and insert the
Car Battery plug in it’s place.
IMPORTANT NOTES
• This cord can only be used in vehicles equipped with DC 12V or
24V (negative ground) batteries. Check your car’s owner's manual,
• Use the only the Car Battery cord packed with your Combination
VCR.
• To avoid a loss voltage, do not attach an extension to the Car
Battery cord.
• When unit is not in use, disconnect the Car Battery cord from the
cigarette lighter socket to save car battery.
•
■ ■ Replacing the DC Car Cord Fuse If the safety fuse in the car cord plug blows out, replace it as follows. 1. Unscrew the cap (counterclockwise.) 2. Replace using a 125V 10A fuse. • Only use^fuses with the exact voltage and amps specified. 3. Replace the cap (clockwise.) 0- - - - - - - - Ui Fuse Cap