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Setting up your TV
CAUTION � Turn off the equipment including the TV before connecting.
Rear of TV
VIDEO-1 INPUT COMPONENT (VIDEO-2) INPUT OUTPUT
1
Connecting the aerial cable.
VHF/UHF outdoor aerial Matching aerial adapter (supplied)
(2)
To S-video output
S
(1)
OVER
V
Y/V
V L/MONO L
VCR
To aerial input
(3)
The illustration shown is just a sample. It may not be same as your TV.
75-ohm coaxial cable (not supplied)
2
Indoor aerial
Connecting the compatible main plug to the AC outlet.
Matching aerial adapter (supplied)
Rod aerial Aerial holder
3 Inserting batteries into the remote control.
Insert two batteries by following the + and polarities and inserting the - end first. CAUTION: Follow the cautions printed on the batteries. Notes: � Use AA/R6/UM-3 dry cell batteries. � It the remote control does not work properly, fit new batteries. The supplied batteries are for testing, not regular use.
Rear of AV-21V314
If you connect a VCR, connect the aerial output jack of your VCR and the aerial jack on the TV with the aerial cable. Then connect the output jacks of your VCR and the VIDEO-1 input jacks of the TV with the video cable (or S-VIDEO cable if available) and audio cables. For details, see the manual of your VCR.
4 Turn on the TV by pressing the main
power button. JVC logo appears on the screen.
