User manual SONY SVR-3000 QUICK START

[. . . ] (You can find it on the label on the back of your SVR Recorder. ) Write your service number here for reference (it begins with "110"): 110You can change your account information (for example, change your credit card information) online at Manage My Account, at www. tivo. com/manage. After you have activated, you are ready to install your SVR Recorder. The inside of this guide provides four common installation examples. To Installation Examples INSTALLATION EXAMPLES SATELLITE or CABLE BOX Connect Satellite or Cable Box to SVR Recorder. [. . . ] See "Connect a telephone line" and "Power on and tune your TV, " RF Out * Television in these * The cables shownexamples. connections are only Use cables that will provide the highest quality connections available for your equipment. Audio Video A R B L Antenna In S-Video extends 1½ " Satellite Receiver or cable box IR sensor (Example only. Follow instructions to the right to locate your cable/satellite box's IR sensor) ANTENNA/CABLE without cable box -with VCR -splitting the signal (optional) SVR Recorder Splitter OUT IN OUT Connect your cable or antenna signal. If you do not want to split the signal, connect the cable coming from the wall directly to the "VHF/UHFIN" jack on the back of the SVR Recorder, and then skip to step . If you want to split the signal (optional). Splitting the signal allows you to watch one channel while the SVR Recorder records another. The splitter and extra RF cables are not provided. To split your signal, connect the cable coming from the wall to the input section of an RF splitter, then continue with step . Connect cable or antenna to SVR Recorder. Use an RF Coaxial cable (not supplied) to connect one output from the splitter to the "VHF/UHF-IN" jack on the back of the SVR Recorder. Connect cable or antenna to TV (or VCR). Use an RF Coaxial cable (not supplied) to connect one output from the splitter to the RF In jack on your TV (or VCR). After splitting your signal, you will switch between watching TV with the TiVo service, and bypassing the TiVo service. Use your TV or VCR's "Input, " "Source, " or "TV/Video" button to switch between the two. Use either a composite cable alone (shown), or connect an S-video cable and the L/R audio (red and white) ends of a composite cable. **If you have a Sony VCR, see the note beneath the diagram on the left. Use either a composite cable alone (shown), or connect an S-video cable and the L/R audio (red and white) ends of a composite cable. See "Connect a telephone line" and "Power on and tune your TV, " to the right. OUT * VCR IN OUT Audio Video Antenna In Ch 3/4 OR RF Out * Television * The cables shown in these connections are only examples. Use cables that will provide the highest quality connections available for your equipment. Audio Video A R B L Antenna In S-Video **If you have a Sony VCR, you can use the "Save to my VCR" feature available when you select a title in the Now Playing List. Plug the IR Control cable into the "Contol Out--IR" jack on the back of the SVR recorder; then place one of the IR control cable's black plastic IR emitters in front of the IR window on the Sony VCR. Use the provided adhesive strip to secure the IR emitter. For further details, see your Installation Guide. For more examples and details, see the Installation Guide. ANTENNA or CABLE without box SVR Recorder OUT Connect the cable or antenna signal to the SVR Recorder. Connect the cable coming from the wall to the VHF/UHF-IN jack on the SVR Recorder. [. . . ] phone calls failing), programming the Remote Control, changing channels, or if your system does not function properly. If you still have questions, contact Sony at: Refer to the TiVo Viewer's Guide for questions about TiVo service activation, channel lineups, program guide data, or on-screen messages from TiVo. If you still have questions, contact TiVo online at (if you don't have internet access, use the phone numbers in the Troubleshooting section of the Viewer's Guide): www. sony. com/service www. tivo. com/support To avoid risk of electrical shock we recommend unplugging other components before installing this SVR Recorder. Sony and the Sony logo are registered trademarks of Sony, 1 Sony Drive, Park Ridge N. J. . [. . . ]