Cisco EXPLORER 2100 User manual

Installation Guide
EXPLORER® 2100 or 3100
Digital Home Communications Terminals

2
Note to the Installer Read and Retain
These Instructions
• Read all of the
instructions before you
operate this equipment.
Give particular attention
to all safety precautions.
Retain the instructions for
future reference.
• Comply with all warning
and caution statements
in the instructions.
Observe all warning and
caution symbols that are
axed to this equipment.
• Comply with all
instructions that
accompany this
equipment.
IMPORTANT RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION
Note to System Installer
(U.S.A. and Canada Only)
WARNING
TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
This reminder is provided to call the CATV system
installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC
(Section 54, Part I of the Canadian Electrical Code),
that provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in
particular, specifies that the CATV cable ground shall
be connected to the grounding system of the building,
as close to the point of cable entry as practical.
This symbol is intended to alert you that uninsulated
voltage within this product may have sufficient
magnitude to cause electric shock. Therefore, it is
dangerous to make any kind of contact with any
inside part of this product.
This symbol is intended to alert you of the presence of
important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying this product.
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not
remove cover (or back). No user-serviceable parts inside.
Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

3
Cleaning the Equipment
Before cleaning this equipment, unplug it from the
electrical outlet. Use a damp cloth to clean this
equipment. Do not use a liquid cleaner or an aerosol
cleaner. Do not use a magnetic/static cleaning device
(dust remover) to clean this equipment.
Placement
Place this equipment in a location that is close enough
to an electrical outlet to accommodate the length of the
power cord. Place this equipment on a stable surface.
The surface must support the size and weight of this
equipment.
WARNING: Avoid personal injury and
damage to this equipment. An unstable surface
may cause this equipment to fall.
Accessories
Do not use accessories with this equipment unless
recommended by your cable company.
IMPORTANT RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION, continued
Ventilation
This equipment has openings for ventilation that
protect it from overheating. To ensure the reliability of
this equipment, do not obstruct the openings.
• Do not place other equipment, lamps, books, or any
other object on the top of this equipment.
• Do not place this equipment in any of the locations
that follow:
- On a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface
- Over a radiator or a heat register
- In an enclosure, such as a bookcase or
equipment rack, unless the installation provides
proper ventilation
WARNING: Avoid electric shock and
re hazard. Never push objects through the
openings in this equipment. Objects can touch
dangerous voltage points or cause electrical
shorts that can result in electric shock or re.

4
Operating Environment
This product is designed for operation indoors with a
temperature range from 32° to 104° F (0° to 40°C).
Each product should have adequate spacing on all
sides so that the cooling air vents on the chassis are
not blocked.
Liquid or Moisture
Do not expose this equipment to liquid or moisture. Do
not place this equipment on a wet surface. Do not spill
liquids on or near this equipment.
Lightning and Power Surges
Ground (earth) your cable system to provide some
protection against voltage surges and built-up static
charges. If you have questions, call your cable
company.
Servicing
Do not open the cover of this equipment. If you open
the cover, your warranty will be void. Refer all servicing
to qualied personnel only. Contact your cable
company for instructions.
Power Cord Protection
Arrange all power cords so that people cannot walk on
the cords, place objects on the cords, or place objects
against the cords, which can damage the cords. Pay
particular attention to cords that are at plugs, at
electrical outlets, and at the places where the cords
exit the equipment.
Power Sources
A label on this equipment indicates the correct power
source for this equipment. Operate this equipment
only from an electrical outlet that has the voltage and
frequency that the label indicates.
If you are unsure of the type of power supply to your
residence, consult Cisco Systems, Inc., or your local
power company.
WARNING: Avoid electric shock and re
hazard. Do not overload electrical outlets and
extension cords. For equipment that requires
battery power or other sources to operate,
refer to the operating instructions for that
equipment.
IMPORTANT RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION, continued

5
Grounding
This equipment has a two-prong plug. Properly ground
(earth) this equipment by inserting the plug into a
grounded electrical, two-socket outlet. If this plug is
polarized it has one wide prong and one narrow prong.
This plug ts only one way.
CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match
wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert.
If you are unable to insert this plug fully into the outlet,
contact an electrician to replace your obsolete outlet.
Damage that Requires Service
For damage that requires service, unplug this
equipment from the electrical outlet. Refer service to
qualied service personnel when any of the following
occurs:
• There is damage to the power cord or plug
• Liquid enters the equipment
• A heavy object falls on the equipment
• There is exposure to rain or water
• Operation is not normal (the instructions describe the
proper operation)
• If you drop this equipment, or damage the cabinet of
this equipment
• If this equipment exhibits a distinct change in
performance
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this
equipment (home terminal), ask the service technician
to perform safety checks to determine that the
equipment is in proper operating condition.
IMPORTANT RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION, continued

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Contents
Overview
Using This Guide.........................................................7
Getting Started............................................................8
Selecting Your Connection Diagrams..........................9
Explorer 2100 and 3100 DHCT Front Panel............. 10
Explorer 2100 and 3100 DHCT Back Panel............. 11
Optional Devices....................................12 through 16
Using an RF Bypass Module .................................... 14
Connection Diagrams.............................17 through 27
Using the DHCT ....................................................... 28
Tips for Improved Performance................................ 29
Notices..................................................................... 30
FCC Compliance...................................................... 31
Optional Devices
Connecting a VHF Transformer for
Non-Cable-Ready TV ............................................. 12
Connecting a VCR Commander Module .................. 12
Connecting a TV with the PIP Feature
to a Signal Splitter.................................................... 13
Using an RF Bypass Module .................................... 14
Connecting a Digital Audio Decoder ........................ 16
Connection Diagrams
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV .................................. 17
Connecting a Stereo TV........................................... 18
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV and a
Non-Stereo VCR...................................................... 19
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV and a
Stereo VCR .............................................................. 20
Connecting a Stereo TV and a
Non-Stereo VCR...................................................... 21
Connecting a Stereo TV and a Stereo VCR ............. 22
Connecting a Stereo TV with S-Video Input ............ 23
Connecting a Stereo TV and VCR with
S-Video Input .......................................................... 24
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV, Non-Stereo
VCR, and Stereo Receiver or Amplier .................... 25
Connecting a Stereo TV, Stereo VCR, and
Stereo Receiver or Amplier .................................... 26
Connecting a Stereo TV, Stereo VCR, and
Home Theatre Receiver ........................................... 27

7
Important Messages
Please read this entire guide before you install or
operate this equipment. Look for the following safety
symbol throughout this guide:
Read the caution or warning that appears with each
safety symbol throughout this guide.
CAUTION: Do not place a magnet, or any
type of magnetic/static dust removal device on
or near this equipment. Magnetic/static devices
may aect the operation of this equipment.
Using This Guide
Introducing the Explorer 2100 and
3100 DHCTs
The Explorer®2100 and 3100 Digital Home
Communications Terminals (DHCTs) are converters
that can view analog and digital signals. The Explorer
2100 and 3100 DHCTs provide exceptional picture
quality and an Interactive Program Guide (IPG)–an
interactive, on-screen browsing and program-
selecting menu.
This guide provides diagrams of the front and back
panels of the DHCT, diagrams for connecting the
DHCT to other electronic devices, basic instructions
for using the DHCT, and troubleshooting tips for proper
operation.

8
Installation Overview
The following list provides an overview of the
installation process.
1. Determine the electronic devices you must connect
using the information on page 9.
2. Connect the DHCT and your electronic devices
using the diagrams in this guide, based upon the
information on page 9.
3. Plug in the DHCT to an AC power source, but do
not press the Power key on the DHCT.
4. Set the input channel (3 or 4) on your TV and VCR.
5. Wait for the time to display on the front-panel
display. Then, press the Power on the DHCT. See
page 28 for detailed instructions.
6. Program your remote control to operate your TV
and VCR. (See your remote control user’s guide.)
7. Use the IPG to browse and view your program
preferences. (See the IPG user’s guide.)
Getting Started
Installation Tips
Follow these tips for proper DHCT operation:
• Do not plug the DHCT into a wall outlet that is
controlled by a wall switch. The IPG data does
not update when the outlet is switched to the o
position.
• You can plug your TV into the AC Switched Outlet
on the back of the DHCT.
• To ensure proper ventilation, do not place any
objects on top of the DHCT, including devices such
as your TV.
• If your TV is equipped with a picture-in-picture (PIP)
feature, see the connection diagram on page 13.

9
Selecting Your Connection Diagrams
Introduction
This section provides a list of electronic devices that
connect to your DHCT. The Optional Devices list
includes devices that may be required for specic
combinations of viewing and listening preferences.
The TV and VCR Setup table includes the audio and
video options (non-stereo, stereo, and S-Video) on
your TV and VCR. Identify all of your devices, then go
to the page number shown and use the diagrams and
instructions to connect your devices to the DHCT.
Optional Devices
Some optional devices must be installed to provide
specic sound and viewing preferences. Review the
list and go to the page shown for instructions on
connecting the device in your system.
• VHF Transformer for non-cable-ready TV ............ 12
• Connecting a VCR Commander Module ............... 12
• RF Splitter for PIP viewing..................................... 13
• RF Bypass Module for viewing cable
programming while recording premium
programming......................................................... 14
• Digital Audio Decoder for surround sound ............ 16
• Stereo Receiver or Amplier for using
external speakers.........................................25 or 26
• Home Theatre Receiver for using
external speakers.................................................. 27
TV and VCR Setup
Use the table below to nd the page number of the
connection diagrams for your style of TV and VCR. Find
your TV style in the left column and nd your VCR style
across the top row. The intersection of the row and
column contains the page number of the connection
diagram for your specic TV and VCR.
TV
Stereo
VCR with
S-Video Input
VCR
Stereo
VCR
None
VCR
Non-Stereo
2218 21
TV
Non-Stereo n/a
n/a
2017 19
TV with
S-Video Input 24
n/a
23 n/a

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1 Display Displays the channel numbers and
time of day
2 Message Indicates a message is waiting
indicator blinking or illuminated
3 Bypass Indicates optional bypass feature
indicator is on when illuminated
4
VOL- and VOL+ Increases or decreases volume
5Select Conrms or accesses on-screen
options
6CH- or CH+ Scrolls up or down through the
channels
7Guide Accesses on-screen, Interactive
Program Guide (IPG)
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT Front Panel
8 USB Connects to external equipment
(Universal Serial Bus)
9 Info Accesses program information
10 Exit Exits menus, guide, or program
information
11 Settings Accesses Settings menu
12 Power LED Illuminates when power is on
13 Smart card Allows smart card access slot
14 Power Activates the functions of the DHCT
BYPASS
VOL- VOL+
CH+
CH-
GUIDE INFO EXIT SETTINGS POWER
T15796
1 2 3 64 7
5148
910 11 12 13

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Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT Back Panel
1 Ethernet Connect an Ethernet-equipped
computer, optional
2 1394 Connect optional 1394-equipped
devices
3 IR Port Connect optional VCR CommanderTM
module
4 S-Video Connect to S-Video input of TV or
Out VCR
5 Video Out Connect to video input of TV or VCR
6 Audio Out Connect to left/right (L/R) audio
channels of a stereo receiver or a
TV with stereo sound
7 Digital Audio Connect external digital
Out surround-sound receiver
8 Cable Out Connect to cable input of TV or VCR
9 Cable In Connect to cable signal from cable
service provider
10 Bypass Connect an optional RF Bypass
module
11 AC Switched Connect the AC power cord from
Outlet another device, such as a TV
12 AC Power Connect the DHCT to an AC
Input electrical outlet
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
BYPASSETHERNET 1394
T15797
4 51 2 1093 12116 7 8
Note: The back
panel of your DHCT
may vary slightly.

12
Optional Devices
Connecting a VHF Transformer for
Non-Cable-Ready TV
If your TV is not cable ready, follow these steps to
connect a VHF transformer.
After you connect the transformer, your TV is
considered “cable ready” and you can connect
additional electronic devices to your TV and the DHCT.
Continue with connecting your TV to the DHCT and
any other devices in system.
Connecting a VCR Commander Module
The VCR Commander Module is a
device consisting of an infrared (IR)
transmitter and cable that allows
you to use the IPG (on-screen
menu) for selecting the programs
you want to record. You do not
have to set your VCR separately.
Your VCR automatically begins
recording the program you selected
at the set time and channel.
After connecting the VCR Commander Module to
your DHCT, place the IR transmitter in one of the four
locations shown in the following diagram.
Do not use
Connect to CABLE OUT on
DHCT or to OUT TO TV on VCR
Connect VHF transformer
Connect VHF antenna terminals
on TV
Contact your cable service provider for additional
information about the VCR Commander Module.
T15798
Back of TV
4
3
2
1
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
OUT
T15799
IR Transmitter
Typical VCR
T15800
D
C
B
A

13
Optional Devices, continued
Connecting a TV with the PIP Feature to a Signal Splitter
1
2
Required Cables
Set of Video/
Stereo Audio Cables
75 Coaxial Cables
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
RF IN
RL
AUDIO
IN 1
VIDEO
IN 1
RL
AUDIO
IN 2
VIDEO
IN 2
Back of TV Splitter
Cable
Input
T15801
In
Out
Out
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT
BYPASSETHERNET 1394

14
Optional Devices, continued
CAUTION: Unplug the AC power cord and
disconnect all cables attached to the DHCT.
Using an RF Bypass Module
When you use the Bypass feature, the regular (analog)
cable signal bypasses the Explorer DHCT and goes
directly to your TV, which allows you to view any regular
cable program. At the same time, the DHCT sends
cable signals to your VCR, and you can record any
channel to which the DHCT is tuned, including premium
or pay-per-view channels.
When you disable the Bypass feature, both your VCR
and TV can receive cable signals from the Explorer
DHCT.
Note: After installing the Bypass module, tune the VCR
input to the Explorer DHCT’s output channel (channel 3
or 4).
Connecting the Module
Follow these steps to connect an RF Bypass module to
the DHCT.
1Unplug AC power cord.
2Bend the metal tab
labeled BYPASS toward
you.
Important: Pull o the
tab and dispose of safely.
3With the Bypass module
labels facing up and
toward you, insert the
multicable connector
into the DHCT.
4Insert the CABLE IN
connector on the Bypass
module into the CABLE IN connector on the DHCT.
Note: Fold the multicable connector into the inside
of the Bypass module.
BYPASS
CABLE
IN
THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TOBE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVERTHAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OFTHIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES,PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
T15802
Bypass Module
(Inside View)
1
2
3
4

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5Align the mounting tabs with the screw holes.
Tighten the screws; do not overtighten.
6Connect to your TV and VCR.
7Connect your cable input from the wall.
8Connect any additional devices, if applicable.
9Do you have other devices to connect?
• If yes, see page 9 to locate other
connection diagrams appropriate for
your system.
• If no, plug in the power cord to an AC
power outlet.
Optional Devices, continued
Activating and Deactivating RF Bypass
If your remote control includes a Bypass key, follow these
instructions to use the Bypass feature.
To activate the Bypass feature, press the Bypass key. The Bypass
indicator illuminates on the DHCT.
Notes:
• You can only view analog channels; digital channels are not
available while the Bypass feature is active. (Verify with your
cable service provider which channels are analog and which
channels are digital.)
• Use the Bypass key to toggle the feature on and o.
To deactivate the Bypass feature:
1. Press the Bypass key on the remote control. The Bypass
indicator no longer illuminates on the Explorer DHCT.
2. Tune your TV using one of the following methods:
• If the TV/VCR switch on your VCR is in the VCR position, you
must tune your TV to the VCR output channel (channel 3 or 4).
You can view a tape, or you can view the channel to which
the Explorer DHCT is tuned.
• If the TV/VCR switch on your VCR is in the TV position, you
must tune your TV to the Explorer DHCT’s output channel
(channel 3 or 4). You can only view programs from the
Explorer DHCT, regardless of what your VCR is playing.
BYPASS
CABLE
IN
THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
VCR
T15809
IN FROM
ANT.
OUT TO
TV
TV
CABLE/
ANTENNA
Cable Input
From Wall
Bypass Module Attached to
EXPLORER DHCT
CABLE
INPUT
FROM
VCR
TO
TV
MODEL E2051-X01
6 7
5

16
Optional Devices, continued
Connecting a Digital Audio Decoder
Note: See page 9
to locate additional
connection diagrams
appropriate for your
system.
1
Required Cables
75 Digital Audio
Coaxial Cable
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
Cable Input
T15819
DIGITAL
AUDIO IN
(COAXIAL) Back of Digital
Audio Decoder
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT
BYPASSETHERNET 1394

17
Connection Diagrams
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV
1
Required Cables
75 Coaxial Cable
Note: Audio output from
the DHCT CABLE OUT is
monaural (non-stereo).
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
T15820
Cable Input
CABLE/
ANTENNA
Back
of TV
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT
BYPASSETHERNET 1394

18
Connection Diagrams, continued
Connecting a Stereo TV
Required Cables
1
Set of Video/
Stereo Audio Cables
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
Cable Input
RIGHT
INOUT
LEFT
AUDIO
INOUT CABLE/
ANTENNA
VIDEO
INOUT
Back of TV
T15821
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT
BYPASSETHERNET 1394

19
Connection Diagrams, continued
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV and a Non-Stereo VCR
Notes: Audio output
from the DHCT CABLE
OUT is monaural (non-
stereo).
2
Required Cables
75 Coaxial Cables
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
T15822
Cable Input
OUT TO TVIN FROM ANT.
CABLE/
ANTENNA
Back
of VCR
Back
of TV
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT
BYPASSETHERNET 1394

20
Connection Diagrams, continued
Connecting a Non-Stereo TV and Stereo VCR
Required Cables
2
75 Coaxial Cables
Note: This setup provides
monaural (non-stereo)
sound only. To listen to
stereo sound, you must
add a device with stereo
speakers.
IR
S - VIDEO
OUT
L
R
AUDIO
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT
CABLE
IN THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED TO BE ATTACHED
TO A RECEIVER THAT IS NOT USED TO
RECEIVE OVER-THE-AIR BROADCAST
SIGNALS. CONNECTION OF THIS DEVICE
IN ANY OTHER FASHION MAY CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS AND IS INVIOLATION
OF THE FCC RULES, PART 15.
120 VAC
60Hz 5A
120 VAC
60Hz 40W
CATV CONVERTER
MADE IN MEXICO
CABLE
OUT
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
Cable Input
OUT TO TVIN FROM ANT.
INOUT
LEFT
RIGHT
VIDEO
INOUT
CABLE/
ANTENNA
Back
of TV
Back
of VCR
T15823
Explorer 2100 or 3100 DHCT
BYPASSETHERNET 1394