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used by RadioShack Corporation.
OWNER’S MANUAL —
Please read before using this equipment.
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SM
15-1968
A
CONNECTING THE REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH
The remote control switch
has two 75-ohm input
terminals and one 75-ohm
output terminal.
Use 75-ohm coaxial cable
for the connections. Your
local RadioShack store
sells the proper cables and
connection accessories.
1. Connect the output
terminals of the two
75-ohm VHF/UHF/
Cable sources to the
switch's
AINand BIN
terminals.
2. Then, connect the
switch's
TO TV output
terminal to your TV
monitor's input
terminal.
AIN
TO TV
BIN
12V DC 100mA
Power Jack
I
f you have a VCR
H
ook up your VCR between the switch and your TV so you
c
an record programming from Source A and Source B.
If you do not have a VCR
Hook up the switch directly to your TV, or hook up a component
with an RF Tuner between your switch and your TV.
•CableTV
•2ndVCR
• TV Antenna
• Satellite
• Video Game System
• Other RF Source
R
FSignal
S
ource A
RF Signal
Source B
•CableTV
• TV Antenna
• Satellite
• Video Game System
• Other RF Source
VCR
OtherComponentwith
RF Tuner
RF Signal
Source A
RF Signal
Source B
A-B Switch
A-B Switch
OR
Remote Controlled A/B Switch
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IMPORTANT
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— Important Ô—Note
Thank you for purchasing a
RadioShack Remote Control A/B
Switch. Your switch lets you connect
two 75-ohm VHF/UHF/Cable
sources to your television with only
one 75-ohm jack without mixing the
signals. You can connect sources
such as broadcast TV, cable TV, a
VCR, or a video game system, and
switch between the sources without
leaving your seat. The high-isolation
design prevents interference
between the two sources, and the
electronic switching provides
reliable operation because there are
no mechanical parts to wear out.
The hand-held transmitter's
miniature design takes up very little
surface space.