Contents,
safety
and
cleaning
Please
2
Contents
read
the
following
information
carefully.
Safety
Cleaning
Introducing
your
andRemoteControl.
Connecting
to
a
OperatingyourVideo.
Video
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television
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Recording................6
Line-inrecording...........6
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bright
directly
Care
expose
unnecessary
dust
light
onto
should
your
or
heat.
your
or
Video
so
sunlight
it.
be
Video
vibration,
taken
to
that
falls
not
any
no
to
moisture,
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Ensure
a
position
air.
The
apparatus
exposed
and
that
that
to
no
your
to
allow
shall
dripping
Video
a
not
filled
is
free
or
splashing
placed
flow
be
with
in
of
1
2
Unplug
supply.
Clean
damp
cleaners
the
cloth,
the
or
Video
cabinet
do
aerosol
not
from
with
the
a
apply
cleaners.
mains
soft
liquid
objects
liquids,
such
as
vases,
shall
be
Never
spray
cleaning
liquids
on
or
Topauserecording.
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Dubbingtapes............6
Finishingarecording.
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Advanced
onyourvideo............7-8
Onscreendisplay(OSD).
Automaticpoweroff.
functions
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electrical
storms
it
is
placed
on
the
apparatus.
near
the
Video.
During
advisable
to
both
the
aerial
unplug
cable
accidental
and
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not
damaged.
and
TV.
mains
damage
operate
plug
your
to
Video
to
your
prevent
Video
if
it
is
Video
High
quality
normally
heads,
but
head
video
deposit
old
or
cleaning
tapes
dirt
onto
damaged
will
the
not
video
tapes
Languageselection.
. . . . . . .
OPR(Optimum
Response)...............7
Repeatplayback...........7
VideoDoctor..............8
Coloursystemselect.
Picture
. . . . . .
RFAudiosettings..........8
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If
your
Video
properly,
dealer.
repaired
qualified
Your
by
service
still
unplug
Video
anyone
does
it
and
should
not
call
operate
not
except
personnel.
your
be
may.
video
time
become
To
heads
clean
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heads
and
cleaning
?
Never
your
remove
Video
as
the
this
top
can
cover
expose
of
electrical
you
dirt
after
cause
blurred
the
stores.
video
can
the
tape
accumulate
a
long
picture
or
broken
heads
available
period
to
up.
use
a
from
on
of
video
the
VideoINPUTsettings.
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DCPowerSource...........9
Troubleshooting...........10
Technical
specifications
. . . .
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11
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hazards.
very
high
voltage
and
other