Rapido TV and camera wiring (1 Viewer)

[IHW]

This question was originally posted on the General /Mech forum but no responses so maybe that was the wrong place.
I have three questions about my newly acquired Rapido 7090F.
1) There are 2 coaxial TV aerial sockets, one in TV locker and one in rear wardrobe. Are they connected to each other? I want to install an Avtex aerial in rear wardrobe and connect TV to aerial socket in TV locker.
2) Also in TV locker there are two RCA audio sockets. Do these connect to the radio speaker system? I've plugged in RCA cables and Aux on radio but no sound from speakers.
3) Does anyone know the route of the reversing camera to monitor cable? Rapido say it’s pre installed but doesn’t say where/how.
Any help much appreciated

 

[Happy1]

have you tried the rapido group on Facebook? Closed group but let you in if you have a rapido!

 

[IHW]

Thanks for your suggestion. I’m not a fan of Facebook and don’t use it. However I’ll give it a try!

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[Zoppydog]

This question was originally posted on the General /Mech forum but no responses so maybe that was the wrong place.
I have three questions about my newly acquired Rapido 7090F.
1) There are 2 coaxial TV aerial sockets, one in TV locker and one in rear wardrobe. Are they connected to each other? I want to install an Avtex aerial in rear wardrobe and connect TV to aerial socket in TV locker.
2) Also in TV locker there are two RCA audio sockets. Do these connect to the radio speaker system? I've plugged in RCA cables and Aux on radio but no sound from speakers.
3) Does anyone know the route of the reversing camera to monitor cable? Rapido say it’s pre installed but doesn’t say where/how.
Any help much appreciated

We have a Rapido 691and have a Status aerial which is directly linked to the connections in the rear wardrobe. The TV is in the front, over the fridge/freezer and so I assume all the wiring is linked as it tunes in perfectly.
Can’t help with your other questions

 

[IHW]

Thank you Zoppydog. That’s very useful info.