6 - TiVo

Back Panel Referenceother end of the cable are placed in front of the IR sensor on the cable and/or satellitebox. See page 6 for details. USB. (Universal Serial Bus.) For connecting a USB network adapter. Connecting yourRecorder to a home network gives you access to additional features and eliminates theneed to connect the Recorder to a phone line. (A phone line is still required for GuidedSetup.) See Chapter 7. Component Video Output. (Connects to TV.) This is the Recorder’s highest qualityvideo output. Use a Component Video cable (not supplied). Composite A/V Output. (Connects to TV or VCR.) The yellow jack sends video, andthe red and white jacks send stereo audio. Use a Composite A/V cable (supplied). Digital Audio Output. (Connects to A/V receiver.) Use an Optical Digital Audio cable(not supplied) to connect the Recorder to a Dolby Digital compatible A/V receiver. S-Video Output. (Connects to TV or VCR.) If you use an S-Video cable (not supplied)for video, you will need to connect a separate cable for audio. S-Video Input. (Connects to cable or satellite box.) The Recorder can receive videofrom a cable or satellite box with an S-Video output. Use an S-Video cable (notsupplied). Composite A/V Input. (Connects to cable or satellite box.) The Recorder can receiveaudio and video from a cable or satellite box with Composite A/V output jacks. RF In. (Connects to cable without a box , or antenna.) Use this jack to connect cablefrom the wall, or a rooftop or set-top antenna, to your Recorder . RF Out (Bypass Only). Signals entering the Recorder at the RF In jack are passedthrough the Recorder to this jack. No TiVo ® service functionality is available on thesignal from this jack.185A