Mitsubishi BV-1000 Installation And Operation Manual
MODEL
CONTENTS
Page
THlS VlDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
S-VHS AND VHS FORMAT . ONLY VlDEO
THE
SETTE TAPES WlTH THE
BE USED
For
recording
SETTE
SERIAL No
A
serial number label
WlTH THlS MODEL
future reference, a
the
serial number
RECORDER
.
space
.
is
moR
.
has
of
located
on
been
your
IS
the
VlDEO
rear
EASED ON
CAS-
MARK MAY
prrwided
CAS-
panel
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
CAUTION AND CARE
FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
USING THE REMmE CONTROL UNIT
CONNECTING THE ANTENNA
CONNECTING THE VCR TO ME
SElTING THE VIDEO CHANNEL
SELECTING A CHANNEL
SEl7lNG THE PRESENT TIME
ELAPSED TIME COUNTER
LOADING AND UNLOADING THE CASSETTE TAPE
SVHS RECORDING SYSTEM
ON-SCREEN OPERATION
RECORDING
USING mR (ONE TOUCH RECORDING)
HOW TO PROGRAM FOR
RECORDING
EXAMPLES OF PROGRAMMED RECORDING
HOW
TO
DUBBING
RECORDING STEREO BROADCASrSl
SEPARATE AUDIO PROGRAM RECORDING
SIMULCAST RECORDING
AUDIO ONLY RECORDING
INDEX SEARCHIADDRESS SEARCH
PLAYBACK
SPECIAL EFFECTS PLAYBACK
ADJUSTMENT ON PLAYBACK
2WAY
SPEED SEARCH
JOG
DlAUSHUlTLE RING
DIGITAL SCREEN
MULTI-SCREEN
FINE EDITING
AUDIO DUBBING
INSERT EDITING
for
BEFORE
SPECIFICATIONS
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THE VCR
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CAUTION:
70
REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
Do
NUr REMOVE COVER (OR
NO USERSERVlCEABLE PARIS INSIDE
BACK)
REFER SERVICING
/
IMPORTANT
RECORDING OF COPYRIGHTED TELEVISION PROGRAMS MAY VIOLATE U.S. COPYRIGHT
LAW.
WARNING
TO
PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NCrr EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE
OR MOISTURE.
:
:
TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with arrowhead
an equilateral
user to the presence of
voltage" within the product's enclosure that may
be
of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of
electric shock.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
nance (servicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.
triangle, is intended to alert the
uninsulated "dangerous
symbol,
within
mainte
TO
3
RAIN
CAUTION
TO
PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO' NCrr USE THIS (POLARIZED) PLUG WITH AN
EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR
FULLY INSERTED
NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER
THIS REMINDER IS PRWIDED
TlON
TO
ARTICLE
GROLlNDlNG AND, IN PARTICULAR, SPECIFIES THAT THE CABLE GROUND SHALL BE
CONNECTED
POINT OF CABLE ENTRY
:
TO
PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.
TO
820-22
TO
THE GROUNDING SYSTEM
OF THE NEC THAT PROVIDES GUIDELINES FOR PROPER
AS
PRA(=TICAL.
(STHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE
:
CALL THE CATV =STEM INSTALLER'S AmEN-
OF
THE BUILDING,
AS
CLOSE
TO
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A-TTENTION
POUR PREVENIR LES CHOCS
POLARIS~E AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRlSE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE
SORTIE DE COURANT,
SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE
:
ELECTRIQUES
SAUF SI LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE
A
DECOUVERT.
NE PAS UTlLlSER CETrE FICHE
INSEREES
A
THE
FOND
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PLEASE READ ALL THESE INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING YOUR VCR AND RETAIN FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE. FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS MARKED ON
THE
VCR.
1.
Read Instructions
All the safety and operating instructions should
read before the appliance is operated.
2.
Retain Instructions
The safety and operating instructions should
retained for future reference.
3.
Heed
Warnings
All warnings on the appliance and in the operating
instructions should
4.
Follow Instructions
All operating and use
followed.
5.
Cleaning
Unplug this video product from the wall outlet
before cleaning.
cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
6.
Attachments
Do
not use attachments not recommended by the
video product manufacturer
hazards.
7.
Water and Moisture
Do
not use this video product near water - for
example, near a bath tub, wash
or laundry tub, in a
ming
pod,
and the like.
8
Accessories
Do
not place this video product on an unstable cart,
stand,
tripod, bracket, or table. The video product
may fall, causing serious injury
and
serious damage to the appliance. Use only
cart,
with a
mended
video product. Any mounting
should
should use a
by
An appliance
moved
uneven surfaces may cause the appliance
combination
by
follow
the
manufacturer.
with care. Quick stops,
be
adhered
Do
not use liquid or aerosol
wet
basement,
stand, tripod bracket. or table
the manufacturer,
the
manufacturer's instructions, and
mounting accessory recommended
and
cart
to.
instructions should
as
they may cause
bowl,
kichen sink,
or
near a
to
a child
or
or
sdd
with
of
the appliance
combination should
excessive
force, and
and
to
averturn.
swim
adult.
recorn
cart
be
be
be
the
be
9.
Wntilation
Slots
and openings in the cabinet are provided for
and
ventilation
video product and
and
these openings must
covered. The openings should never
placing the video product on a
other similar surface. This video product should
never
be
register. This video product should
a built-in installation such
unless proper ventilation is
manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to.
la
Pawer
Sources
This video product should
the type
label.
If
you are
to your home,
local
power company. For video products intended
to operate from battery power, or other sources,
to
the operating instructions.
refer
11.
Grounding or Pblarizatiin
This video product is equipped with a hire
grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding) pin. This plug will only fit into a grounding-type
power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your
electrician to replace your
defeat the safety
plug.
12.
PawerCord Protection
P&wer-supply cords should
not
are
placed upon
attention
cles, and the point
appliance.
13.
Lightning
For
added protection
during a lightning
unattended
unplug
antenna or cable
to
the
video
to ensure reliable o~eration
to
protecl
it
from averheating.
not
be
blocked or
be
blocked
bed,
sofa, rug, or
placed near
of
power source indicated on the marking
not
consult
likely to
or
to
cords at plugs, convenience
and
it
from the wall outlet and disconhect the
product due
or
aver a radiator or heat
not
as
be
sure
of
the type
your appliance dealer or
purpose of the grounding-type
be
against them, paying particular
unused for long perii
svstem. This wll prevent damaae
obsolete outlet.
walked on or pinched
be
where
for
this video product receiver
storm.
or when
to
lightning and power-liie
be
a
bookcase
provided or the
operated only
of
power supply
routed so that they
they
exit
surges
14.
Pbwer Lines
not
be
An outside antenna system should
the vicinity of overhead power lines
ligM or power circuits, or where
power lines or circuits. When installing an outside
antenna system. extreme
keep
fm
contact with them might
touching such power lines or circuits
be
we
it
should
fatal.
or
other
can
fall into such
be
located in
of
the
by
placed in
or
rack
from
Do
not
by
items
recepta-
from
the
it
is left
of
time,
electric
taken
as
to
15. Overloading
Do
not werload wall outlets and extension
this
can
result in a
rid
of
fire or electric shock.
16. Object and Liquid Entry
Never push
objects
of
any kind into this
product through openings as they may touch
dangemus voltage points
or
short-out parts that
could result in a fire or electric shock. Never
liquid
of
any kind
on
the
video product.
17. Outdoor Antenna Grounding
If an outside antenna or cable system is connected
to the video
produd,
system is grounded so as
tion against
be
sure the antenna
to
provide some protec-
voltage surges and built-up static
charges
Section 810
ANSllNFPA No.
with respect
of
the National Electrical Code,
70
-
to
1984, provides information
proper
grounding
of
the mast
supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire
to an antenna discharge unit. size of grounding
EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING
ACCORDING
TO
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
CODE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN
ARTICLE 810 - "RADIO AND
TELEVISION EQUIPMENT"
BONDING
JUMPER*
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QPTIONAL
ELECTRODE
DRIVEN
8
EARTH
IF
CODES.
SEE
810 - 21
(9.
ANTENNA
FEET
(2.Um) INTO
AEOUUIED
NH:
SECTKm
cord.
video
spin
or
cable
and
'
GROUNDING
THE
BY
LOCM
conductors, location
as
connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode.
a Use No. 10 AWG
mrn2) aluminum. No. 17 AWG (11) mrr?) copperclad steel
or
wire.
Secure antenna lead-in and ground wires to house
stand4
with
(1.22-1.83m) apart.
Mount antenna discharge unit as close
to where lead-in enters house.
Use jumper wire not smaller than No.
(133 mm2) copper, or the equivalent, when a
separate
antennagmunding electrode is used.
See NEC section
la
Servicing
Do not attempt to service this video product yourself as opening
you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer
all servicing to qualified service personnel.
19. Damage requiring Service
Unplug this video product from the wall outlet and
refer servicing to
the following conditions:
(a) When the power-supply cord
damaged.
(b)
fi
liquid has been spilled,
into the video product.
(c) If the video product has been
or water.
(d)
If the video product does not operate normally
by following the operating instructions.
Adjust only those controls that are
the operating instructions as an improper
adjustment of other
damage and will often require extensive
by
a qualified technician to restore the video
product
,
(e) If the video product has been dropped
cabinet
(f)
When the video product exhibits a distinct
to
has
change in performance
need
for service.
20.
Replacement
When replacement pa& are required.
service technician has used replacement parts
by
specified
the manufacturer
characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized
substitutions may result in fire, electric shock
other hazards
a.
Safety Check
completion
Upon
video product, ask the service technician to
perform safety checks to determine that the video
is
product
in safe operating conditions.
of
antennadischarge unit.
(53
mrr?) copper. No. 8
bronze
wire,
or larger, as a ground
insulators spaced from
810-2l
(j).
or
removing covers may
M
4-6
as
possible
qualified service personnel under
or
or
objects have fallen
exposed
covered
contrds
its
normal operation.
may
result in
been damaged.
-
this indicates a
Parts
be
or
have the same
of
any
service
or repairs to this
(84
feet
6
AWG
expose
plug is
to
rain
by
work
or
the
sure the
or
If condensation occurs inside the VCR the DEW indicator
event,
leave the power plug connected and leave the VCR POWER turned ON until the VCR has had sufficient
time to dry (about
to wait another hour
Condensation is likely to occur when:
1.
The VCR is moved from a cold
2.
A cold room is heated quickly;
3
The humidity is very high.
Avoid using the VCR where cold air, such
2
hours) and the DEW indicator
to
ensure that all moisture has been remwed.
room
to a warm room or from outdoors
as
( O )
illuminates and the VCR will not operate. In this
( )
goes off.
that from an air conditioner, will blow on it directly.
As
a precautionary measure,
to
inside your house;
it
is advisable
PROTECT THE POWER CORD
Do
not damage the Power Cord. Damage to the
Power Cord may cause a fire or shock hazard.
When unplugging the Power Cord, please hold by
the plug and remwe it carefully.
NEVER INSERT ANY OBJECT INTO THE
CABINET
Do not insert any kind
recorder. This not only creates a safety hazard but
can also cause extensive damage to the
mechanism.
There are many ventilation holes on the bottom of When you finish operating the recorder, always
the recorder. For maximum ventilation place the load the cassette and turn OFF the VCR POWER.
recorder on a hard level surface only.
of
foreign object into the
UNPLUG 'THE POWER CORD AND
DISCONNECT THE ANTENNA DURING
A LONG ABSENCE
When you leave your. home for a long period of
time, turn OFF the VCR POWER, unplug the
Cord
Power
and disconnect the antenna wires.
CABINET CARE
soft
Clean with a
mild detergent and water. Wipe dry.
NEVER USE ANY PETROLEUM
cloth slightly moistened with a
BASE
SOLU-
DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING ON THE
RECORDER
Heavy objects placed on the recorder w~ll cause
damage. The top
provide ventilation.
tion slots.
of
the recorder is also slotted to
Do
not
obstruct these ventila-
un-
CARE OF THE VIDEO CASSETTE TAPE
Avoid violent vibration or shock.
Do
not
place in a location where strong
magnetic fields exist (near a motor, transformer
or magnet).
Never Place or store in direct sunlight.
Avoid dusty places.
Place the cassette in the cassette
store vertically.
Never store tape in a high humidity location.
case
and
BAJTERIES
SVIDEO CABLE
AUDIO CABLE
H.Q. (HIGH
Video cassette recorders bearing the "HO" logo
VHSHQ VCR's are compatible with all other VHS VCR's including those without HQ.
QUALITY)
VHS
SYSTEM
(2
x
AAA)
WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
COAXIAL CABLE
are
engineered with VHS high-fidelity picture technology.
(XQ)
CONNECTION PANEL
@
VIDEO IN 2 and SVlDEO IN
connedom
@
VIDEO INPUT SELECT
@
AUDIO IN 2 connectors EXTERNAL INPUT SELECT
2
MICROPHONE jack
HEADPHONES jack
PHONES LML
switch
contrd
@
SAP broadcast indicator
llluminates when SAP broadcasts are received.
@
STEREO broadcast indicator
are
llluminates when stereo broadcasts
@
Cassette loading slot
tape
Cassette
@
S-VHS indicator
llluminates during SVHS recording or playback of a
tape
recorded with SVHS system.
@
REMOTE CONTROL sensor
Receives the infra-red light transmission from the
remote control transmitter.
@
WECT button
Press to remove the cassette.
@
POWER button (with indicator)
Press to switch ON power to'the VCR.
@
OPEN (left side) button
Press to open the control door.
@
INSERT indicator
llluminates when the insert edit function is
operating.
@AUDIO DUB indicator
llluminates when the audio dub function is
operating.
@
DIGITAL TRACKING indicator
Flashes to indicate automatic digital tracking ad-
justment. Stops flashing and illuminates to indicate
automatic digital tracking complete.
@
PEAK LEVEL meters
When recording, displays the audio recording level
setting. The following
During recording the audio recording level is displayed. During playback the audio output or
tracking level is displayed, depending on the posi-
of
tion
may also be set to OFF.
@
CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons
Selects the
@
COUNTER RESET button
Press to reset the counter to
is inserted into this slot for loading.
3
functions may be displayed:
the METER SELECT switch. The meters
TV
channel
for
recording.
0~00~00s.
received.
Hi-fi
@
COUNTER ZERO STOP button
When pressed, the tape will fast forward or rewind
until the counter display indicates
automatically stop at that point.
@
DATA button
Press to display the counter, channel, operation
mode and remaining time display on the screen.
@
JOGISHUTTLE indicator
llluminates during
@JOG dial
Refer to
@
SHUTTLE ring
Refer to
@
JOGISHUTTLE button
Press to engage
@I
OPEN (right side) button
Pm
@
REC (RECORD) button
Press to begin recording, both video and audio.
@
PAUSEISTILL button
When pressed during recording, stops movement
of tape temporarily. Press again to continue the
recording. When pressed during playback, stops
movement
sound.
@
STOP button
Press to discontinue all
@
FFlFWD SEARCH button
In stop mode, press to
In playback mode, press for forward speed search.
In playback mode, press and hold for about one
second before releasing for forward high speed
search.
@
PLAY button
Press to playback a previously recorded
@I
REWIREV SEARCH button
In stop mode, press to rewind the tape.
In playback
In playback mode, press and hold for about
second before releasing
search.
JOG
SHUlTLE RING (page 61).
to
open the connection door.
joglshuttle mode.
DIAL (page 62).
joglshuttle mode during playback.
of
tape,
exhibiting a still picture without
tape
fast
forward the tape.
mode,
press for reverse speed search.
for
OH-,
related functions.
tape.
reverse high speed
and
-
one
@
VlDEO IN 2 and S-VIDEO IN 2 connectors
TheVlDEO IN is
VHS VCR or video source. The
to dub from another SVHS VCR (refer to the "DUB
BING" on pages
@
VIDEO INPUT SELECT switch
When dubbing an SVHS tape from another SVHS
VCR set to S
VlDEO position (refer to the "DUBBING"
46
and 47).
@
AUDIO IN 2 connectors
Connect to the audio output
record from that source.
used
to record ordub from another
46
and 47).
(YIC) position. Otherwise leave
SVIDEO IN is used
on
of
an audio source to
it
pages
in
@
MICROPHONE jack
of
Input for connection
(see
bing
@
HEADPHONES
Output for connection
listening.
@
HEADPHONES LEVEL control
Adjusts the headphones output level.
@
EXTERNAL INPUT SELECT switch
When the AUDIO, VlDEO and SVIDEO IN
rear panel are used, set to
When the AUDIO, VlDEO and
connection panel are used, set to 2 position.
page
a microphone for audio dub-
74).
jack
of
headphones for private
1
(REAR) position.
SVIDEO IN
1
of
the
2
of
the
6
@)
CAN
(cable)
@
Channel display,-l
@
PROGRAM NUMBER
@
PROGRAM NUMBER
indicators
indicators
indicator
1
FLUORESCENT
,,
11,
@ANT.
@
DISPLAY
Bitulicator
E%
(EXTERNAL)
indicator
Present
time
DEW
indicatw
PROG REC
diilay
indicator
@
CASSETTE SFATUS
indicatw
@
VIDEO
indicator
@
ADDR (ADDRESS)
INDX
(INDEX)
PLAY
indicalwA
@
REC
indicator
@)
EDIT
cuntrd connector
@
HIGH SPEED SEARCH AW
indiicabx
indii-
control
II
I
REAR
'
VIEW
@
TAPE SPEED
@
TAPE REMAIN
VIDEO CHANNEL SELECTOR
TO
N
terminal
indicator
indicator
REPEAT
switch
indii
@
AUDIO OUT
@AUDIO IN 1 connectors
@
VIDEO OUT
mnectors
@VIDEO IN 1 and
connectws
connecm
and
SVlDEO
SVlDEO IN
OUT
OOPfrHRU
ANT.
A
1
terminal
terminal
@
CATV (cable) indicator
llluminates when the
@
Channel display
Displays the number corresponding to a selected
channel.
@
PROGRAM NUMBER indicators
Display the number corresponding to a selected
program number.
@
CASSETTE STATUS indicator
Illuminates when
The light advances, stops or flashes corresponding
mwement
to the
@
VlDEO indicator
Illuminates when the
VIDEO.
@
ADDR (ADDRESS) indicator
llluminates during address search; flashes during
recording
@
INDX (INDEX) indicator
llluminates during index search; flashes during
recording
@
PLAY indicator
llluminates during playback.
@
REC indicator
llluminates during recording.
@
ANT. B indicator
llluminates to indicate that the INPUT SELECT button is
of
an address signal.
of
set
to TUNER (ANT. B) or SlMUL (ANT. B).
TVlCATV button
tape
is inserted.
of
the
tape.
VlDEOrrV button
an index signal.
is
set to CATV.
is
set
to
@
EX (EXTERNAL) indicator
Illuminates to
tonissettom
@I
Present time display
lndicates present time including the day
week.
@
DEW indicator
When illuminated, indicates that condensation has
formed inside the VCR. The
as long as ligM
PROG REC indicator
Illuminates
set
to ON.
@
REPEAT indicator
Illuminates to indicate that the REPEAT button is
to ON.
@I
Elapsed time counter display
Indicates
seconds.
@
OTR indicator
llluminates during
@
TAPE SPEED indicator
Indicates
Gate SP mode; EP illuminates to indicate EP mode.
@
TAPE REMAIN indicator
llluminates when the DATA button is set to ON dur-
ing recording.
indicate that the INPUT SELECT but-
WR will
is
ON.
to
indicate that the PROG REC button
tape
run time in hours, minutes and
OTR recording.
tape
speed
setting: SP illuminates to indi
not
of
the
function
set
-
is
@
EDIT control connector
Refer to DUBBING (pages
@
HIGH SPEED SEARCH ADJ control
If
during high
side to side
this control
@
AUDIO OUT connectors
Audio signals being
available at these connectors for connection to
another video recorder or to the audio input
receiver
@
AUDIO IN 1 connectors
Connect to the audio output
record from that source.
@
VlDEO OUT and S-VIDEO OUT connectors
1
Set
tor
(See
TV"
on pap 15,1617 and 18).
dubbing to another VCR (refer to the "DUBBING"
on
pages 46 and 47).
@I
VlDEO IN 1 and S-VIDEO IN 1 connectors
The VlDEO IN
VCR
or
dub from another SVHS
BING" on pages 46 and 47).
speed
or
proper
counterclockwise.
(if
so
equipped).
is
used
for
connection to a TV receiirlrnoni-
the "CONNECTING ME WR
is
video source. The SVIDEO IN
used to
45
and 46).
search the picture wavers
cdor
reproduction is
.recorded
or
played back
of
an audio source to
TO
Set
2
is
used for
record
or
dub from another
is
WR (refer to the "DUE
from
lost
turn
are
of
a TV
THE
used to
@
VlDEO (RF converter) CHANNEL SELECTOR
switch
Selects the
receiver must conespond to the Video Channel in
order to view
a program that is being recorded.
@
TO TV terminal
Connect to the
TV.
@
ANT. B terminal
When connecting
conned
@
AC outlet
This
venience to supply
outlet
tion. When
nated,
programmed recording begins
Do
not
@
LOOPrrHRU terminal
When connecting
connect to the
@I
ANT. A terminal
Connect to the lead from the VHFNHF antenna.
Vii
Channel (channel
tapes
being played back or
VHFNHF antenna terminal of the
to
AC
12OV
is
ON continuously with
power
exceed
CAW
the output
the
of
60Hz
outlet
AC
PROG REC indicator
to
this outlet is interrupted until
the maximum power rating
CATV
input
of
3
or
4). The TV
to
with converter (decoder),
the converter.
is provided for con-
power to other units. The
the
following
(a
)
of
with converter (decoder),
the converter.
monitor
excep
is
illumi-
300W.
CONTROL PANEL
@
PlCTUREwntrol RH: LEVEL controls
@
SVHS sw~tch
@
REMOTE sw~tch
@TRACKING control
@
SnLL ADJUST
@
DIGITAL TRACKING switch
conbol
'
switch
@
VIDEO MUTE switch
@
NORMAL AUDIO sw~tch
Q
WB SELECT switch
@
Programmed recording, channel
and time
Q
TVICAN
@
TAPE SPEED bunon
set
control
button
section
preset------
@
INPUT SELECT button
@
HiFdMIWNORMAL switch
TIMER RESET button
TAPE REMAIN switch
OTR START TIME button
OTR REC TIME button
@
VlDEW button
@
-
button
@
SLOWIFR
@I
+
button
ADV
button
AUDIO MONITOR button
AUDIO DUB button
INSERT button
I
I
&I
Digital screen and munixreen
control
section
@
PICTURE control
Rotate, clockwise (sharp) to increase picture detail,
counterclockwise
Normally
ates in playback mode only.
@
S-VHS switch
Set
SVHS
illuminates
tape
@
REMOTE switch
Set
mote control unit. Normally
@
TRACKING control
In
bad,
AL
search a better picture.
@
STILL ADJUST control
Adjust this control
the picture during still frame.
@
DIGITAL TRACKING swiich
Refer
59).
@
VIDEO MUTE switch
Set to ON position, the
when a channel with no broadcast
@
NORMAL AUDIO switch
Set
broadcasts
position for monaural recording
on
@
DUB SELECT switch
Set
(copying) a
For
@I
REC LEVEL controls
Adjusts the audio recording
@
METER SELECT swhch
Set to ON position
levels
TRACKING position
Hi-Fi track on the PEAK LEVEL meters.
Set
meters.
@
TAPE REMAIN switch
Set
sene
@I
INPUT SELECT button
Press
@
Hi-FiIAIIIXINORMAL switch
Refer
@age
@
Programmed recording, channel preset and
time set control section
Contains
recording, channel
set
to
ON position to record in the SVHS mode (An
tape
is
inserted in the machine.
to
OFF position to disable operation
case
of
set
the DIGITAL TRACKING Mtch to MANU-
posiliin
to
AUTOMATIC DlGrrAL TRACKING (page
to SAP position
the
normal sound track.
this switch to
normal use,
on
the PEAK LEVEL meters.
to
OR
to
Ti60
tape.
to
select the input signal for recording.
to
VHS HFFi
56).
the
(soft)
to decrease picture detail.
to the center click-stop position. Oper-
must
be
used).
The
to
confirm SVHS ON
SVHS indicator
and
an SVHS
from
set
to
ON position.
the
tape
whose
,recording condin is
and
rotate the TFWKING contrd to
if
vibration (shake) is present in
TV
screen will switch
is
selected.
for
on
the normal sound track.
tape
monaural recording
COPY
position when dubbing
from this
set
VCR
to
MASTER position.
of
Set
the main channel
to any other KR.
level.
to
monitor record or playback
to
monitor the tracking
piti
position when using
For
to
turn
off
normal use, set to NOR position.
STEREO
controls
used
preset
and cunent time.
to
Set
the PEAK LEVEL
M60
orM&
AUDIO PLAYBACK
set:
programmed
the
re
to
blue
of
SAP
to L+R
to
Hi-Fi
a4
the
cas-
@
TVlCAN button
Press
to
set
the KR
@
TAPE SPEED button
Press to set the recording speed to SP (Standard
Play) or EP (Extended Play). Speed selection is automatic during playback.
@
VlDEO/TV button
set
Press to
When
grams normally. When
grams selected
viewed
ing one program while watching another.
@
-
button
In slow-motion mode, press to decrease slowmotion speed.
.
In
stop
dex search in the reverse direction.
@
SLOWIFR ADV button
In playback mode, press to begin slow-motion
playback.
In pause (still frame) mode, press to advance one
frame at a time.
@
+
button
In
sbmotion mode, press to increase slow-motion
speed.
In stop or playback mode, press to activate the
dex search in
@I
TIMER RESET button
Press
play
shows an unusual indication. The present time
display
will
be
@I
OTR START TlME button
Press
recording).
@
OTR REC TlME button
Press for immediate recording in 15 minute timed
intervals up to a
If
the
setting the
be
delayed until the hour selected.
@I
AUDIO MONITOR button
Press
@
AUDIO DUB button
Used
recorded video
@
INSERT button
Selects
@
Digital screen and multi-screen control section
Refer to DIGITAL SCREEN and MULTI-SCREEN
(pages
the VCR to VIDEO mode
set
to
TV,
on the
or
playback mode, press to activate the
to
reset the display when the fluorescent dis-
and
the programmed recording insbuction
erased
to
select the start time for (XR (one touch
(XR
START
OlTl
to
select
for
adding a new sound track
the insert editing
6372).
to
TV
mode or
the
TV
will receive off-the-air pro-
set
to VIDEO, off-theair pro-
by
the KR's built-in tuner
TV.
Should
be
set to
the
forward direction.
and
the power will
total
of
four hours or until tape end.
TlME button is
REC
TIME, then (XR recording will
a desired audio track for playback.
cassettes.
(see
mode.
TV
be
pressed
page
(see
CATV
or
TV
when record-
turned
to
previously
74).
page 76).
mode.
mode.
wil
be
off.
before
-
in-
in-
Transmission window
1:
Transmission
dicatw.
COUNTER RESET button
Press to reset the cou
OHOOMOOS.
When pressed, the tape
forward
display indicates
automaticalty stop at that point.
Indlcator MUUI-SCREEN (pages
or
rewtnd until the counter
w~ll
OH00h100S.
and
, , , ,
, , ,
,Programmed
(See pages
Dial screen and muttCscreen
control
Use for DIGITAL SCREEN and
SKIP SEARCH button
Press to begin skip search.
AUDIO MONITOR button
Press to
channel
REPEAT button
Press
INPUT
Press to select the input signal for
recording
37.36.38.
section
select
the desired audio
for
playback
for
repeat
playback.
SELECl button
and
6S72).
secHon
40.)
LAPSED
VlDEOlTV button
VCR tuner (VIDEO)
channels selected
NUMBER button
RANDOM ACCESS CHANNEL DRESS ENTER button
SELECTION (page
ELAPSED
:"Lk,sED TWE smRcH
'PSdoGRAMMING mR RECORD ADDRESS SEARCH
ING
(page
RECORDING ADDRESS SIG-
Press to display the counter, channel, operation mode and remaining
lime display
21)
TIME SETTING
41)
on
screen.
(page
(pap
\LJ~~REVERSE
Used for RECORDING THE INDEX
SIGNAL AND ADDRESS SIGNAL
In playback mode,
reverse
In pause (dill frame)
for
TlME SEARCH button
selected time
SEARCH button
SIDWIFR
slowmotion.
reverse
frame
(see
page 24).
AW
press
mode,
advanca
button
to begin
press
Remove
trol
unit
Slide
the
of
the
tion
the packaging and
and
the
two
size
cover
of
the baltery compartment in the direc-
am
and
remove.
take
"AAA"
out
the reme
batteries.
am
Load the
replace
Make
aligned.
Press
a
the transmission indicator.,
ate,
the wver.
sure
any
replace
two
that
of
the
the
Em34
Do
nol
use a new battery
Do
not
heat, disassemble, short or throw batteries into a
fire
REMOTE
CONTROL
batteries
the
batteries
sensor
as
polarities, + and
remote
contrd
with fresh ones.
with
shown on the right and
-
,
are
properly
buttons and
If
the indicator
an
old one
fails
observe
to
oper-
Confirm
Point
Press
control
If
Do
Placing
Dropping
Do
To
If
you
that
the
the
remote conhol unit tward
the
desired
unit up
the
transmission indiior
nd place the remote
the
remote control unit near high heat may cause damage
the
not
dean,
remote
use
benzene,
wipe a
lose
or misplace the remote control unit, a replacement may
REMOTE
function
to
a
soff
switch
is
button
on the remote
distance
contrd
thinners or other petroleum
cloth slightly moistened
of
about
does
not
control
unit in an area where
unit
on
set
the
7
meters
illuminate,
a
hard
to
ON
position.
REMOTE
(23
Roor
may
with
CONTROL
control
feet).
the
batteries
it
may
result
based
a mild
\
REMOTE
unit.
The
become
in
damage.
cleaners
detergent
witch
sensor
w\
the
KR.
recorder
are
discharged. Install new batteries
to
and then wipe dry with a
be
can
be
operated with
wet.
clean
the remote control unit.
purchased
from
your dealer.
soft
the
cblh.
remote
DISCONNECT THE ANTENNA WIRE FROM THE TV AND CONNECT IT
TERMINAL ON THE REAR PANEL. OF THE VCR.
SINGLE ANTENNA FOR BOTH VHF AND UHF IS USED.
VHFNHF
TO
THE ANT. A
ANTENNA
Conned to
Connect the antenna leads
extension cable as shown below.
to
the matching transformer and then the
Connect to
ANT. A
SEPARATE VHF AND UHF ANTENNAS ARE USED.
[Bj
VHF
antenna connection using
@
Connect the antenna leads to the matching transformer and then the
extension cable as shown below.
300
ohm
flat
twin leads
ANT. A
UHF
ANTENNA
VHF
AN
Insert leads under
screws
and tighten.
Connect to ANT A on VCR
TO
N
ANT.B
I
From CAW (CABLE)
4
ANT. A
LOOP
THRU
@
w
This VCR
and
can
TO VlEW CATV ONLY
Connect
From
Toview any basic "nonscrambled" cable channel press the INPUT SELECT button
to
the desired channel. To view one premium "descrambled" cable channel, press the INPUT SELECT button to
ANT. B and tune your VCR to the channel
with converter channel selector.
can
SUPER BAND),
vary
receive TV channels
W+1- W+84
from area to area. Check your local cable company compatibility requirements.
2
-
13,
(HYPER
and
CAW
(cable) channels
BAND
and ULTRA BAND) in
54
(VHF),
Connect to ANT. B on VCR
I
I
to
ANT. A on VCR
I
CATV (CABLE)
TO
N
ANT.A
of
8
the
6
ANT.B
THRU
hnect to LOOPKHRU on VCR
converter (Usually channel 3 or
I,
A5 - Al,
CAW
mode. CATV (cable) services
OUT
to
4)
and select a desired channel
IN
ANT. A
A
-
W
CONVERTER
+\w,
$@$
0
I
and
tune your VCR
(MID BAND
'/
1
\\'
-
TO VlEW
VHFNHF ANTENNA Connect
b
view
to
the desired channel. To
to
the channel of the converter (Usually channel 3 or
selector.
TV
AND CATV
AM. A
the TV program from the VHFNHFantenna
view
the
CAW
(cable),
THRU
press
the INPUT SELECT button
press
the INPUT SELECT button
4)
and
select a desired
to
ANT. B on VCR
to
to
channel
ANT. A and tune your VCR
ANT. B and tune your VCR
with
converter channel
This VCR
ture qualii when connected
sound qualii when
Although the connection
available when the stereo audio outputs are attached
available when the SVHS output is connected
is
equipped
lV receiver (or monitor) equipped with stereo speakers and
Stereo audio system.
to
play back SVHS video
to
connected
alV equipped
to:
of
this VCR
and
VHS H~I audii SVHS recordings will
with
an
WIDE0 IN connector. Hi-Fi recordings
to
a monaural lV input is illustrated the benefits
as
as
illustrated in
stereo
illustrated in
5
audii inputs.
2.3
and
4.
The
prcwide
will
of
Hi-Fi sound are only
full benefits
superior
pdde superior
of
SVHS
are
pb
only
CONNECTING THE VCR
1. MONAURAL TV (f=age 15)
2.
STEREO
3.
STEREO
4.
STEREO AUDIO SYSTEM
M~UBISHI
lV WITHOUT STEREO AUDIO INPUTS
5
lV WITH SVlDEO INPUT
1.
MONAURAL
lV
WITH AUDIO AND VIDEO INPUTS
lV
WITH
l~
TO:
AUDIO INPUTS ONLY
WITH
STEREO
TV
AV
INPUTS
AND
WPUTS
(f=age
16)
(Page 13
(Page 11)
(page 13
(Page 18)
I
ANTENNA TERMINALS (WR)
ANT.A THRU
ANTENNA
TERMINAL
0%
Attach the accessory coaxial cable (supplied) to the VCR
When connected
VCR's playback
''RIGHT" indibtors
AUDIO SYSTEM.
Conned
VHF
TV.
1
as
on
IN
on
shawn,
lV
channel
are
illuminated).
lV
to
follaw
without
the
3
or
4.
This
tt
is suggested that
ANT.
IN terminal (single antenna terminal
VCR.
instructions on SMNG ME VIDEO CHANNEL
confguration alone will
for
VHF and UHF).
Connect
and
then connect to the lV antenna terminals
not
if
possible
the
to
Conned
UHF
provide
VCR
be
to
IN on
TV.
stereo
HpFi
connected
(page
as
From
VCR.
19)
playback
shown in
TO
TV
as
shown.
to
tune in the
("LEFT"
4.
!STEREO
on
and
2.
STEREO TV WlTH AUDIO
A.
TV
WlTH
BNC TYPE CONNEClOR
AND
VlDEO
INPUTS
OUTPUT CONNECTORS
i-1
INPUT CONNECTORS
0
(VCR)
VlDEO OUT
[
1
-
m
rn
Connect the coaxial cable
rn
Connect
Connect the VlDEO OUT
Video signal
When connected
the VCR's tuner.
B.
TV
WlTH
the
siereo audio cable (supplied)
cord
RCA
TYPE
(BNC
as
shown, select video (external) input on the
as
shown in
of
the VCR
type)
is
not supplied
CONNEClOR
1.
MONAURAL
as
shown.
to
the VIDEO IN
with
this VCR.
OUTPUT CONNECTORS
of
TV.
the
TV
receiver
TV
to view playback of video tapes
(VCR)
or
monitor.
or
to
monitor
+AUDIO IN
rn
Connect the coaxial cable as
rn
Connect the stereo audio cable (supplied)
Connect the VIDEO OUT
Video signal
When connected
the VCR's tuner.
L
+AUDIO IN
R
+VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT 1
INPUT CONNECTORS
J
shown
of
the VCR m the VlDEO
cord
(BNC+RCA)
as
shown, select video (external) input
is
in
not
0
1.
MONAURAL
as
supplied
shown.
with
AUDIO
IN
of the
this
on
TV
VCR.
the
OUT
AUDIO
TV
TV
WH-I
OUT
receiver
m
view
-
RICH-2-
or
playback
monitor.
of
video
-
tapes
or
to
monitor
3.
STEREO TV WlTH AUDlO INPUTS ONLY
INPUT CONNECTORS
rn
Connect the coaxial cable
rn
Connect the stereo audio cable (supplied)
When connected
the VCRs playback on
playback of the VCR.
4.
STEREO AUDlO SYSTEM
as
shown, follow the instructions on SWING THE VIDEO CHANNEL
TV
CN)
as
shown in
channel 3 or 4. Then select external audio on the
1.
MONAURAL
as
shown..
TV.
MlTSUBlSHl TV WlTH STEREO AUDlO AND VIDEO
OUTPUTS
rn
If you own a MlTSUBlSHl
shown in
necting the
Stereo Hi-Fi playback
pliier.
press the PLAY button on the VCR and adjust the volume from the
2.
STEREO
TV
to a stereo audii system.
lV
with variable audii outputs and video and audio inputs, connect the VCR
TV
WITH AUDlO AND VIDEO INPUTS, and then follow your TV's instructions on
is
obtained by selecting external input on the
TV WITHOUT STEREO AUDlO INPUTS
-TO
N
(page
19)
TV
to monitor the stereo Hi-Fi audio
to tune in
INPUTS AND VARIABLE AUDlO
as
con-
TV
and AUX on the stereo system am
TV
remote control unit.
ANT. IN-.
(-AUDIO OUT
Connect as shown using standard shielded signal cords with RCA pin
rn
Turn on the
the
TV
or monitor switch
Turn on the stereo amplifier and
Load the
to STEREO. Press the PLAY button.
Adjust the sound volume with the amplifier
17
UCH-1
lV
and
cassette.
set
to the Video Channel (CH3
to
video (external) input.
set
the amplifier input selector to AUX position.
Set
the HiFi/MIX/NORhAAL switch
volume control.
or
CH4) or
to
Hi-Fi
AUX
IN
L-.
J
type
connectors
if
the VCR is connected to the video input of
position. Press the AUDlO MONITOR button
5.
TV
WITH SYIDEO INPUT
If your
lV
is equipped with SVlDEO INPUT connector and then connected it
SVHS
playback
is
available.
as
shm below, the full benefit of
OWPUT TERMINALS (XR)
Connect the antenna leads
Connect the stereo audio cable (supplied) as shown.
as
shown in
1:
MONAURAL
W.
r
CONNECTION OF SCONNECX'OR:
Line
up the groove in
wiUt
the projecting part
and
insert.
the
connector
of
the
\
plug
Connect
Refer to the
An AC
supply
PhHer
is plugged into an
When the
er
to
this
begins.
ing terminates. This configuration allows the
gramrned recording timer
for
purposes
Do
the
WIDE0 OUT
lV
mers manual on
120V
60Hz
outlet is
AC
power to other units.
to
this outlet
PROG REC indicator
outlet
Pawer is switched
not
exceed
is
on
AC
outlet with the following exception:
is
interrupted until programmed recording
of
audio only recording
the maximum power rating
of
the VCR to the WIDE0 IN
provided
continuously
(a)
off
when programmed
to
function
how
b
select
for convenience to
as
long
as
the VCR
is
illuminated,
as
an
audio timer
(see
page
50).
of
the SVlDEO IN
pow
record-
pm
30(IW.
of
the
TV
of
using
the
Svideo
lV.
cable (supplied).
IF YOU CONNECTED YOUR VCR AS SHOWN ON THE PREVIOUS PAGE
TV
AUDIO AND VIDEO INPUTS OF YOUR
TV
THE VCR SWITCH YOUR
REGARD
THIS PAGE.
8
OR MONITOR TO VIDEO OR EXTERNAL INPUT AND DIS-
cT'E-m
cH4
VlOEO
CHANNEL
OR MONITOR) THEN TO VIEW PLAYBACK OF
%
(i-e.
TO THE
\
Select the VCR Video Channel
is not being used for
Press the POWER button
Press the VlDEOrrV button
-
14
Seled any channel (using the KR CHANNEL SELECTiOR buttons) to
area.
Turn
ON the
For a push-button
If CH3 or CH4, conesponding to the KR Video Channel, is not present on your
unoccupied channel
See
When setting the
more convenient if the position
Video Channel. Generally,
one (in a horizontal arrangement).
For
selected in
knob
lV
lV
Instruction Book
a rotary channel selection
and adjust for
TV
receiver and set
type
TV
ljJ
If the picture
best
by
broadcasts in your area.
to
channel selection
and
video
setting the VIDEO CHANNEL SELECTOR switch to CH3 or 4 whichever
ON.
to
VIDEO.
to
CH3 or 4
to
lV.
adjust
to
obtain a
for
details.
channel selector position, particularly on
which is shown when the
this
channeb
TV,
you
picture detail.
is
select channel 3
selected in
correspond with the Video Channel selected in
cdor
picture
of
the
top
one (in a vertical arrangement)
or
4 depending on the VCR Video Channel
is
not clear, push in the fine
Ima
A clear picture will not
Channel.
optional method may
If
difficulties are encountered, or a dear picture with color
Set the
Press the POWER button to ON.
Play back a prerecorded
Adjust the
The
TV
to the Video Channel (3 or 4).
lV
lV
receiver fine tuning until a clear picture with color is obtained.
is now properly finetuned to the Video Channel.
be
be
.obtained in these steps unless the
used:
tape.
J
receive
the program selected in
lV
is first switched
soft
a
lV
broadcast in your
B
touch
TV's,
on
or
TV
tune adjustment
TV
is properly fine-tuned to the Video
cannot
be
obtained, the following
m
TV.
select an
it
is
usually
is used
the furthest left
as
the
you
This VCR
access channel selection and channel memory function. A
Broadcast
(SUPER BAND).
is
equipped with a frequency synthesizer (FS) electmic tuning system. The FS !system
Mal
of
181
channels
37-64
2-13
(VHF),
(HYPER BAND),
14-69
(UHF) and cable
6594
(CAW)
(ULTRA BAND),
channels
channels
9599
(MID BAND) and
1-13
can
(VHF),
be
14-22
100-125
pr(n/ides
selected and include:
(MID BAND),
(ULTRA BAND).
mia
The
CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons will not operate until the channel memory has been programmed (see page
22).
Press the VCR POWER button to ON.
Press the INPUT SELECT button to ANT. A or ANT.
Press the TUNING switch to ON using a pencil or a ballpoint pen.
(The elapsed time
Press the TVICATV button to
(The
CATV
Press the TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or ballpoint pen.
(The elapsed time counter display is illuminated.)
Set
the HifilMIXINORMAL switch to Hi-Fi position and press the AUDIO MONITOR button to STEREO.
("LEFT" and "RIGHT"
Press the
Turn ON the
Press the CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons on the VCR or the remote control unit.
VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO.
counter display will turn
indicator turns off.)
of
the PEAK LEVEL meters illuminate.)
TV
and
set to the Video Channel.
off.)
TV.
8.
random
23-36
-
If the
VIDEO MUTE switch is set to ON position, the
any of following conditions:
-
when playing back a tape recorded with audio signals only
-
when a non-recorded
-
when a channel with no broadcast is selected
-
when the broadcast has finished
-
when the INPUT SELECT button is in
If
the broadcast signal
set the VIDEO MUTE switch to OFF position.
Depending on types of tape to
In this case, set the VIDEO MUTE switch to OFF position.
section
is
weak the video mute may
of
the tape is
UCT
be
played back, the video mute may
TV
played
and no video signal
be
activated. To
screen
back
will
switch to blue in
is
present
view
a program with a
be
activated.
weak
broadcast
signal,
Random
channel number using the NUMBER buttons
For
access
channel
exampie, to receive channel
selection
of
aH VHF (2-13) and UHF (14-69) channels
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press 2 and 3 buttons and then the CHANNEL SELECT button in sequence.
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Since there are no channel numbers Q 1 or
unchanged.
is
operated
(0-9)
and the CHANNEL SELECT button on the remote contrd unit.
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if
these channel numbers
are
by
pressing the desired
pressed the channel remains
Follow the steps listed under "SELECTING A CHANNEL"
Substitute the following instruction
CATV button to CATV. (The
cess channel selection
ated
by
pressing the desired channel number using
(0-9)
and the CHANNEL SELECT button on the remote contrd unit.
ample,
to
receive channel "114" press 1. 1 and 4 buttons and then the
CHANNEL SELECT button in sequence
CATV
of
all VHF (1-13) and
for
step number
(cable) indicator illuminates) Random ac-
CATV
@
(14-125) channels
the
NUMBER buttons
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Since there are no channel numbers
unchanged.
CABLE (CATV) CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT
Since there are no channel numbers
unchanged.
0
or
126199, if these channel numbers are
0
or
12M99,
if
these channel numbers
(see
a.
Press
page
the
is
For
20).
TVI
oper-
ex-
pressed
are
pressed the channel remains
the channel remains
For example: Channel number
Cable (CATV) services can
ble may not correspond with the channel numbers used
channels without the use
use
nels in
nels
by the cablecompany. Direct tuning
only.
Check your
"14" corresponds
vary
from
area
of
the cable company "converter" or "preselector" will depend on the specific chan-
local
cable
company
with
to area. The channel number assignments shown in the channel
to
compatibility requirements
midband cable channel
by
your local cable company. Dired tuning
cablechannels is limited
"A".
to
to
unencoded (unscrambled) chan-
ta-
cable
The channel memory is a special tuning system circuit which can
or unoccupied channels in your area. The channel memory operates when using the VCR or
CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons marked A and V only. Random access channel selection using the NUMBER
buttons (0-9) is not affected by channel memory.
be
programmed to eliminate tuning of unwanted
remote contrd
AUTO PROGRAMMING INTO CHANNEL MEMORY
Press the VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO, turn ON
Channel (3 or 4).
)
Press the INPUT SELECT button to select the antenna input, ANT. A or ANT.
-
Press the TUNING switch
time counter display will turn off.)
Press the
Press the
Auto programming will automatically proceed from channel 2 upward.
During auto program, the scanned channels appear on the fluorescent display.
Press
mnated.)
When the CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons marked
next programmed channel. Random access channel
to tune any channel including those channels which have not been programmed into channel memory.
TVICATV button
AUTO
PROG button.
the
TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. (The elapsed time counter display
to
ON using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. me elapsed
to
select the desired reception
the
TV and set to the Video
R
mode,
TV or
CATV.
A
or V is pressed, tuning automatically proceeds to the
selection using the NUMBER buttons (0-9) may
be
is
illc
used
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Press the AUTO PROG button during auto programming to stop the programming sequence.
If reception
enter the channel manually using the ADD button.
of
some channels is weak, these channels may not be entered into channel memory. In this case,
MANUAL PROGRAMMING INTO CHANNEL MEMORY
Press the VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO, turn ON the TV and set to the
[I1
Channel (3 or 4).
be
Select the channel to
'
tons
(0-9)
and the CHANNEL SELECT button
Press
the TUNING
time counter display will turn off.)
Press the ADD button.
Press the TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. pe elapsed time counter display
mnated.)
entered intochannel memory uang the NUMBER but-
switch
to
ON
using
a
pencil
on
the remote conm unit.
or
a
ballpoint
pen.
(Ihe
Vi
elapsed
is
ill*
Llmm
Manually programmed channels will
pressed.
ERASING FROM CHANNEL MEMORY
Press the VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO, turn ON the TV and set to the Video
Channel (3 or 4).
Select the channel to
buttons (0-9) and the CHANNEL SELECT button
the CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons.
Press the TUNING switch to ON using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. (The elapsed
time counter display will turn off.)
Press the ERASE button.
Press the TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. me elapsed time counter display
minated.)
be
erased from channel memory using the NUMBER
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Manually erased channels will
be
be
erased from channel memory when the AUTO PROG button
on
the remote contrd unit
reentered into channel memory when the AUlO PROG button
or
is
pressed.
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iHw
-
is
Press the CLOCK SET button
to
complete
the time setting.
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\
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If
the display continues
that the
Set
THE MEMORY BACK UP PREVENTS LOSS OF THE PRESENT
IN!5IRUCTiONS IN THE
The
plugged in
recording
the
clock
memory
display has
as described
back
for
at least 1 hour. In the
settings
and time display will be lost.
to
Rash. then the
stopped
up is automatically recharged
above
NEM
Rashing.
(steps
OF A PMR FAILURE
event
d
clock
-
loss
m)
This
.yiwiH
not
advance. Press the CLOCK SET button
and
press the CLOCK SET button
LASnNG
and
will
be
of
power
is shown by the
fully charged provided the power
and
depletion
ma
m
If there has been a power failure during programmed recording or
and
restart
on resumption d power.
of
a
power
failure, the pawer will
be
turned off
and
will
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point
In the
event
vate,
press the POWER button to ON.
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and
at
exactly
zero seconds
TIME
AND PROGRAMMED RECORDING
UP
TO
30
MINUTES.
cord
of
the memory
- : -
-
time display upon resumption of power.
(XR
recording, recording will
not
return on
back
up, all programmed
resumptptkm
of
power.
confirm
has been
stop
at that
To
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