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Date Posted: 09:01:33 06/20/02 Thu
Author: Vlad
Subject: Re: Canto3-VCR -TV
In reply to: Wilmer 's message, "Canto3-VCR -TV" on 08:22:39 06/14/02 Fri

>It is easy if you have video-in on TV. If you don't you will need external RF modulator. Connect your VCR Video-out to Input of Canton3 board and Output to video-in of your TV. Changing channels on VCR wil change it on TV. If you don't have video-in on TV you will need RF modulator simmilar to one in VCR. Put output of canton3 board to video-in of RF modulator and audio-out from VCR to audio-in of RF modulator. RF modulators usually work on CH3 or CH4, so you'll have to set your TV for that channel.

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