Philips VR 337 User Manual

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Table of channel frequencies PAL-B,G:

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e7 eS e9 elO e11 e12

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e21 e22 e23 e24

e25

e26

e27 e28

e29

e30 e31 e32 e33 e34 e35 e36 e37 e38 e3g e40 e41 e42

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VHFI VHFI VHFI 62,25 VHFIII 175,25 VHFIII 182,25 VHFIII VHFIII VHFIII 203,25 VHFIII VHFIII 217,25 VHFIII 224,25 VHFI 53,75 VHFI 62,25 VHFII 82,25 VHFIII VHFIII 183,25 VHFIII 192,25 VHFIII VHFIII

UHF 471,25 UHF 479,25

UHF 487,25 s6 VHFIII 140,25 UHF 495,25 UHF 503,25 UHF UHF 519,25 UHF 527,25 UHF 535,25 UHF 543,25 UHF 551,25 UHF 559,25 UHF 567,25 UHF 575,25 UHF UHF 591,25 s19 VHFIII 287,25 UHF 599,25 s20 UHF 607,25 UHF UHF 623,25 UHF 631,25 UHF 639,25 UHF 647,25 UHF UHF 663,25 UHF 671,25 UHF 679,25 UHF 687,25 UHF UHF 703,25 UHF UHF 719,25 UHF UHF 735,25

UHF UHF UHF 759,25 UHF UHF

frequency

(Mhz)

48,25 55,25

189,25 196,25

210,25 e68

175,25

201,25

210,25 s3 VHFIII 119,25

511,25 s9 VHFIII 161,25

583,25 s18 VHFIII 280,25

615,25

655,25

695,25 711,25 727,25 s36

743,25 751,25

767,25 775,25

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band

e60 e61

UHF 783,25

UHF 791,25 e62 UHF 799,25 e63 e64 e65

UHF 807,25

UHF 815,25

UHF 823,25 e66 UHF 831,25 e67 UHF

UHF 847,25 e69

UHF

VHFI 69,25

VHFI

VHFI 83,25

VHFII 90,25

VHFII 97,25

VHFII 104,25 si VHFI 105,25 s2 VHFIII 112,25

VHFIII 126,25

s5 VHFIII 133,25

s7 VHFIII 147,25 s8 VHFIII 154,25

slO VHFIII 168,25 Sl1 VHFIII 231,25 s12

VHFIII 238,25

s13 VHFIII 245,25 s14 VHFIII 252,25 s15 VHFIII s16 VHFIII 266,25 s17

VHFIII

s21 HYP 303,25 s22

HYP

s23 HYP 319,25 s24 HYP 327,25 s25 HYP 335,25 s26 HYP 343,25 s27 HYP 351,25 s28 HYP 359,25 s29 HYP 367,25 s30 HYP 375,25 s31 HYP s32 HYP 391,25 s33 HYP s34 HYP 407,25 s35 HYP 415,25

HYP 423,25

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HYP s38 HYP 439,25 s39

s40

HYP 447,25 HYP 455,25

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frequency (Mhz)

839,25

855,25

76,25

259,25 273,25

294,25 311,25

383,25 399,25

431,25

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS VR 337

Congratulations! You are now the owner of one of the most sophisticated and simple-to-use video recorders (VCR) on the market. But please allow me to introduce myself. I am Philip and I should like to help you to get to know your new video recorder. Naturally, you can't wait to use it, but before you do, it's worthwhile taking the time to read through these operating instructions. They will show you how to make the best use of your equipment. You can practise using the video recorder without any worries because you cannot damage it no matter which buttons you press.

Contents

1. SUMMARY OF BUTTONS AND CONTROLS 2

2. INSTALLATION. HOW DO I INSTALL MY VIDEO 6

RECORDER? Emergency interrupt 9 Setting the display language 10 Setting the clock and date on the video recorder 10

3. PLAYING A RECORDED CASSETTE 12

4. STORING TV CHANNELS 17 Automatic channel search 17

5. HOW DO I RECORD DIRECTLY? 23

6. HOW DO I PROGRAMME A RECORDING? 26 Programming with ShowView 28 Programming on the video recorder 30 How do I check or correct a TIMER block? 33

7. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AND EXTRAS ON YOUR 34 VIDEO RECORDER Playback via the aerial cable 38

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8. BEFORE YOU CALL AN ENGINEER 41

9. TECHNICAL DATA, ACCESSORIES 42

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1. SUMMARY OF BUTTONS AND CONTROLS

Here is a list of all the buttons, controls and sockets that you will find on the video recorder and

the remote control. You will find detailed descriptions concerning the various functions in the relevant chapters.

The remote control

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Tuner mode TV monitor function

Switch off

No function Tape length selector Set clock on video recorder

Up/Plus, programme number Down/Minus, programme number 'ShowView' programming Digit buttons 0-9 Daily/weekly programming Reset/clear TIMER Date +/TIMER Programme +/TIMER Start time +/- TIMER Stop time +/-

TIMER programming on the video

recorder Confirm button VPS on/off Record

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TIMER Control

Rewind/Reverse scanning Pause/Stop Playback

Wind/Forward scanning Tracking/optimum setting

Search function - previous mark Search function - next mark Still picture Decoder on/off No function

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Programme number + I -

TV volume + / -

Switch off TV

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Front of video recorder

I KASSETTE I Cassette eject

I RÜCKLAUF I Rewind/Reverse scanning

WIEDERGABE^ Playback

VORLAUF ►[> I Forward wind/Forward

scanning

I BEREiTSCHAFTOl Switch off

PAUSE/STOP II ■ I Pause/Stop

I AUFNAHMEyi Record

Down/Minus, programme number

I auf a. I Up/Plus, programme

number

I AUTOSTORE 1 Store TV channel

SENDER ORDIMEM I Programme 'Preset'

Back of video recorder

I I Mains socket I I Aerial output socket I ~ir~ I Aerial input socket

EXT1 I AV-Euro socket (Scart)

EXT 2 I AV-Euro socket (Scart)

MOD. FRE^ Channel control

siG I Attenuator switch

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Safety instructions

The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any damage which is incurred by not using the video recorder in compliance with the national guarantee conditions and safety regulations. First check that the supply voltage indicated on the back of your video recorder is the same as your local supply voltage. Danger - high voltage in this appliancel Do not openi The video recorder does not contain any parts that can be repaired by the user. As long as your video recorder is connected to the mains there are parts of it still in operation. To switch off the video recorder completely you must disconnect it from the mains. Ensure that air can circulate freely through the ventilation slots of your video recorder. Do not place

your video recorder on soft surfaces. Protect your video recorder from rain and damp. Ensure that no objects or liquids enter the equipment. If liquid is spilt into the video recorder, disconnect the video recorder from the mains immediately and call the After-Sales Service for advice. Do not place your video recorder close to a source of heat (radiator etc).

Precautions

The video recorder should not be used immediately after transportation from a cold to a hot area or vice versa, or in conditions of extreme humidity. After unpacking your video recorder, it should be allowed to acclimatize for at least three hours before installation.

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Do not place your video recorder near appliances

which generate strong magnetic fields (e.g.: motors, loud speakers or transformers). Do not use the video recorder in dusty places or where it may be subject to vibration. We recommend disconnecting the appliance from both the mains and the aerial LlClduring heavy thunderstorms. Ensure that there is a vertical distance of at least 20 cm (8 ins) between the video recorder and your TV set. Do not put your fingers or any other foreign objects into the cassette slot as this could damage the mechanism. Particular care should be taken when children are present. If you have to move your video recorder, be sure to remove the video cassette from the cassette slot and avoid sudden or violent jolts.

This video recorder employs the VHS cassette

standard. Only use cassettes of a well-known brand which display the VHS symbol. We recommend that you use PHILIPS VHS video cassettes to ensure the best possible picture quality from your video recorder.

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PAL SECAM

These operating instructions have been printed on

chlorine-free paper. This is to help protect our environment. Used remote control batteries should not be thrown away with ordinary domestic refuse. Deposit old batteries at the relevant collection points.

ShowView is a trademark applied for by Gemstar Development Corp.. ShowView is manufactured under licence from Gemstar Development Corporation.

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2. INSTALLATION. HOW DO I INSTALL MY VIDEO

RECORDER?

How do I insert the batteries into the remote control?

O Remove the cover from the back of the remote

control.

O Insert the batteries as indicated into the battery

compartment and close the cover.

Note; * Do not use rechargeable batteries in this remote control.

To connect your video recorder

You will find a detailed explanation of this diagram in the following sections.

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Connecting to the mains power supply

O Insert the female plug of the mains cable into the

mains socket LTSd at the back of the video recorder.

socket.

Some general notes for subsequent operation

• Keep your video recorder connected to the mains at all times to ensure that programmed recordings can be made and that the television functions. The power consumption required for this is very low.

• The video recorder switches on automatically as

soon as you insert a cassette or press the button

I PAUSE/STOP II ■"!

If you switch your video recorder off using the

I BEREITSCHAFT (!) I button, the current time will appear

in the display, e.g.: '20:00'. If the clock has not been set, the display will flash.

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Connecting to the aerial

Your video recorder is actually a 'TV set without a screen'. Therefore, you must connect it to the aerial as well as to the TV set. Only then can you record

TV programmes and play recorded cassettes.

О Remove the aerial cable plug from your TV set and

insert it into the socket [ЛГЦ at the back of the video recorder.

СЖИsocket on the video recorder and the other end

into the aerial input socket on your TV set.

Both the TV set and the video recorder are now connected to the aerial.

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Connecting to the TV set

If your television does not have an AV-Euro (Scart) socket please do not read further here but turn to Chapter 7, 'Special functions and extras'. In the section 'Playback via the aerial cable' you will find further information.

O Plug the orange-marked plug of the AV-Euro cable

provided into the orange AV-Euro socket ElXTi |at

the back of your video recorder. Connect the other end to the TV set.

This cable connection causes many modern

televisions to automatically switch to the 'EXT'

(EXTernal) or 'AV' (Audio/Video) programme number

when playing a video cassette.

On older televisions you will have to select the 'EXT', 'O', or 'AV' programme number on the TV set manually to play back from the video recorder. You will find instructions for this in the operation

manual of your TV set.

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Your video recorder is now fully connected to the TV set.

Emergency interrupt

Both the video recorder and the remote control have an

'Emergency interrupt' button. You can use the

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Whenever you have trouble operating the video

recorder you can simply interrupt any function and start

again. You can practise operating your video recorder without any worries. No matter which button you press, you won't damage the video recorder.

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Setting the display language

You can choose from ten languages for the display on your video recorder.

O Ensure that there is no cassette in the cassette slot.

With your video recorder switched off, press the

I KASSETTElanH I WIEDERGABE»nbuttons

simultaneously.

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required display language, e.g.: 'ENGLISH'.

O Finally, press the I bereitschaft_^ button.

Setting the clock and date on the video recorder

In order to be able to programme recordings, you must first ensure that the video recorder clock is correctly set. To do this, use the I AB^]prl auf j] buttons on the remote control in ail the following steps.

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O Press thpl UHR STELLEN 1 button on the remote

control. 'TIME' will appear in the video recorder display. Set the current time.

O Press thsl OK I button. 'YEAR' will appear in the

display. Set the current year.

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O Press thfil OK I button again. 'MONTH' will appear in

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O Press thpl OK I button again. 'DATE' will appear in

the display. Set today's date.

O Press thpl OK I button again. The time and date have

now been set. In co.ifirmation, 'READY' will appear briefly in the display.

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Connecting a decoder

Some TV broadcasters transmit encoded television signals which you can only see with a purchased or rented decoder. You can connect such a decoder (descrambler) to this video recorder.

O Connect the decoder to the video recorder with an

AV-Euro cable (I ext 2 IsnnkFit).

You will find a description of how to store TV channels with the decoder in the chapter 'Storing

TV channels'.

O Connect the TV set to the I exti Isnnkfit.

Note:

* You cannot use the decoder with your video

recorder and your TV set simultaneously.

* On your video recorder select the programme number that you allocated to the decoder function when storing the channel numbers. The video recorder will then automatically use the decoder.

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3. PLAYING A RECORDED CASSETTE

In Chapter 2 you connected your video recorder to your

TV set. Playing a cassette is now very simple. If you want to record something straight away, first read Chapters 4 and 5.

O Switch on your TV set.

Many modern TV sets automatically switch over to the video recorder programme number when a video is played. However, this only works if your video recorder is connected to your TV set with an AV-Euro-cable. Otherwise select the programme number on your TV set which you have earmarked for video playback.

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Press against the centre of the cassette until the cassette is automatically pulled inside. When you insert a cassette, the video recorder automatically switches itself on. Only one side of VHS cassettes can be used for recording or playback.

O Press the Play button I Wiedergabe»-

'PLAY' will appear in the display.

O If you wish to interrupt playback, press the

I PAUSE/STOP II ■ I button.

'PAUSE' will appear in the display.

O If you wish to remove the cassette, press the

I kassettTIbutton.

Note:

* Each time a cassette is loaded or removed the video recorder automatically cleans the video heads. In this way the best playback quality is maintained.

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Fast wind and rewind

O Press the I pause/stop ii ■ 1 button.

O Press the rocklauFI (Rewind) or I vorlauf

(Wind) button. The tape is wound at high speed.

O Press the I pause/stop ii ■ 1 button as soon as you

have reached the required position on the tape.

Picture scanning

You can select from various speeds for scanning backwards or forwards.

O Press thfil WIEDERGABEN I button.

as often as necessary until you have reached the desired speed.

The display will show: 'SCAN', 'FAST', 'REVERSE'

or 'PLAY'.

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found the desired passage.

Note: * The picture quality is affected during scanning.

The sound is turned off. However, this does not

mean that there is a fault.

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Still picture/Super-slow motion

O Press the I..Wiedergabe button on the remote

control.

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O Press the I Standbild ►h i button. The picture will

stand still. Each time you press I STANDBILD ►w I again the

picture will move on one step at a time. Hold down thfil STANDBILD ►N~l button. The picture

will be played in super-slow motion.

O Press the LWIEDERGAbe button to continue playing

back at the normal speed.

Special note: * If the still picture vibrates vertically, keep pressing

the I SPUR [button until the vibration disappears.

If you pass the optimum setting, repeat this step

with the I SPUR button. You only have to find the optimum setting for your TV set once as the video recorder will store it automatically. Please note, however, that interference may still occur with poor quality hired cassettes. This is not a fault in your video recorder.

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Slow motion

O Press thfil STANDBILD ►N~lhiittnn.

The recording is shown as a still picture.

O Press the l-yoR.LAUF^i>J button several times. You

have a choice of three slow motion playback speeds, i.e. 1/7th, 1/10th or 1/14th of normal playback speed.

When you press thfil<i-< Rücklauf 1 hiitton several times you will return to the still picture.

There is no sound during slow motion playback.

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Tape position. How do I know where I am on the tape?

It is handy to know how long a tape has been playing. First enter the length of the loaded cassette. This must be done if the correct playing time is to be indicated.

The tape length will be indicated in minutes, e.g.: 'E180'

corresponds to 180 minutes of playing time. You will find the length printed on the left of the narrow

front edge. The actual length, however, may be a little

longer than indicated.

O Press thfil BANDLAiMGE I button on the remote

control. A tape length will appear in the video

recorder display, e.g.: 'CASSETTE E 180'.

select the right tape length. The alternatives will appear in this order: E30, E60, E90, E105, E120, E150,

El80, El95, E200, E210, E240, E260, E300, EC30, EC45, E30 etc.

O Point the remote control at the video recorder. Press

thfil OK I button on the remote control. This confirms the data.

The elapsed playing time, given to the exact minute, appears in the display during Wind, Rewind, Record, Playback and Pause/Stop.

Special Note: * When you load a cassette, the video recorder must first calculate the playing time. Therefore, the display first indicates and, then, shows the correct playing time only after the tape has been running for a few seconds. * The time display only works accurately with European PAL/SECAM-VHS cassettes. Cassettes made for NTSC-VHS equipment do not show an exact time.

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Searching for a tape position

Sometimes you may have recorded two or more TV

programmes on one cassette.

So that you do not have to spend time searching, your video recorder offers you an automatic search facility.

The video recorder marks the tape with code marks every time you start to record. You can search for these code marks on the tape using thn I index «»- land I INDEX -^hiittnns on your remote control.

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I button to select the next code EH button for the previous code

mark.

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Either 'NEXT or 'PREVIOUS' will appear in your video recorder display.

automatically switch to playback.

Note:

* When you press any tape transport button (e.g.: the I WIEDERGABEl^ or I PAUSE / STOP 11 ■ I button)

this search function will be stopped. * You cannot use this function with recordings made on another video recorder that does not have this function.

How do I eliminate picture interference?

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Every time a cassette is loaded the video recorder will automatically set the correct tracking position. For recordings made on another video recorder you may be able to improve on the automatic setting as

follows:

O Press the I wiedergabeI

H button on your remote

control.

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O Press thfi I SPUR I button on your remote control. O Press the I Wiedergaben ibutton as soon as the

playback quality is at its best. This setting will remain until you remove the cassette.

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4. STORING TV CHANNELS

In order to be able to record TV programmes you must

first store all the TV channels (e.g.: 'BBC1') in your video recorder. You can store up to 42 different TV channels. Your video recorder has its own receiver. This means that it can be used independently of your TV set.

For the subsequent use of 'Programming with ShowView' you also have to allocate a so-called 'aerial

code' to each TV channel . You will find a code table in your TV guide.

Automatic channel search

The video recorder will search for all TV channels at the

same time and store them in its memory in the order in

which it finds them.

O Switch on the TV set.

Many modern TV sets automatically switch to the video programme number at step ©. However, this will only function if your video recorder is connected to the TV set with an AV-Euro cable. Otherwise, select the video programme number on your TV set.

0 With the video recorder switched off, press the

I AUTOSTORE I button on your vldeo recorder. The

automatic channel search function starts. 'AUTOSTORE' will appear in the display.

O Wait until the video recorder has found all of the TV

channels. This can take several minutes.

O Identify the TV channel to which you are tuned.

Use the digit buttons I.Q-.Qjto allocate the correct 'aerial code' to it. You will find a code table in your TV guide .

If necessary, you can clear with button LUTSCHEM^ . If you do not want, or cannot select, certain aerial

codes at this time, you can also select them later with the function 'Allocating channel numbers'.

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Confirm with button C5SD.

Once all of the TV channels have been located, 'READY' will appear in the display.

O The channel search is now complete and all the TV

channels have been stored.

Note: * After any subsequent activation of the search

function, the newly-found TV channels will be

added at the end of those previously stored. * When you activate the 'Automatic channel Search'

function, any TIMER blocks which have been

programmed will be cleared. This is not a fault in

your video recorder.

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Allocating channel numbers (Programme Preset)__________________________________

You can allocate any desired programme number to the TV channels stored by the Automatic Channel Search. For example, so that they are in the same sequence as on the TV set.

O Switch on your TV set.

Many modern TV sets automatically switch to the video programme number at step 0. However, this will only function if your video recorder is connected to the TV set with an AV-Euro cable.

Otherwise, select the video programme number on your TV set.

Press the I sender ordivieim l button on your video

recorder. A frequency number and 'STORE P 01' will appear in the display. You will find a 'Frequency Table' on the last page of this Operating Manual.

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O Use the I auf a i or I ab ▼ l button on your remote

control to select the TV channel to which you wish to allocate programme number 'P 01'.

Note:

* Have you used an Euro-AV-cable to connect the video recorder to your TV set and does your TV set

respond to the switch-over with the I moimitoCII button on the remote control? If so, you can switch

to and fro between TV reception and video recorder

reception. This is the easiest way for you to allocate

the same TV channels to the same programme

numbers on both appliances.

O Confirm the allocation by pressing the I. QKJbutton

on the remote control.

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O Identify the TV channel to which you are tuned.

Use the digit buttons LQ:i9.lto select or change the 'aerial code' for ShowView . You will find a code

table in your TV guide .

If necessary, you can clear with button LloscheiCI .

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O Confirm with button I OK Ion the remote control.

'STORED' will appear briefly in the display.

O The video recorder will now display the next

programme number, 'P 02'. Repeat steps Oto O until you have numbered all the TV channels.

If you wish to delete a TV channel, for instance, if the picture quality is too poor, press the I loscheinT button instead of I ok l(stnp O).

O When you have finished, press the L sender ordimeim

button on your video recorder.

Note: * Unused (free) programme numbers cannot be selected. * By pressing the I vPS ~1 button you can display the name of the TV channel, e.g.: BBC1, while you are allocating the channel numbers. Of course, the name can only be displayed when it is indeed being

transmitted by the TV station.

* If a TV station broadcasts encoded programmes and your video recorder is connected to a decoder,

press thpil DEKODER Ihiittnn on the remote control

at step O • 'DECODER' appears in the display. The video recorder will activate the decoder function from now on when you select this TV channel number (= this programme number).

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* If you want to fine tune the automatic TV channel setting (step ©), press the button I spur «□. Now

you can use the +/- function to vary from the standard value '0' within a range of +4 to -4. Important: Such fine re-tuning is only necessary and useful in special cases, e.g. when there are stripes on the picture in cable-TV systems. However, the picture and sound quality may deteriorate.

Manual channel search

In certain cases the Automatic Channel Search may not be able to find all of the TV channels (e.g. coded TV channels). You can then use this manual method to set the channels.

O Switch on the TV set and select the programme

number for the video recorder.

0 Press the □USIE] button on the remote control.

O Press the I SENDER ORDIMEN I button on the video

recorder for more than five seconds.

O Hold down the I AB^Inrl AUF A Ihiittnn on the

remote control until you have found the right TV

channel. A changing frequency number will appear

in the display.

You will find a 'Frequency Table' on the last page of

this Operating Manual.

If the TV channel you have found is transmitted encoded and your video recorder is connected to a decoder, press thfil dekoder I button on your remote control. 'DECODER' appears in the video recorder display. The video recorder will activate the decoder function from now on when you select this TV channel number

(= this programme number).

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O Press thfil OK Ihiittnn on your remote control.

O Use the I ab ▼ Inr I auf a. |button on your video

recorder to select the programme number that you wish to allocate to this TV channel.

O Press the LQILJ button.

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O Identify the TV channel to which you are tuned.

Use the digit buttons I 0-9 I to select or change the 'aerial code' for ShowView. If necessary, you can clear with button Llojschen.

O Press the I. SENDER ORDNEi^ button. The TV channel

is now stored.

€> Repeat steps ©to O until you have stored all of the

TV channels.

O Switch off the video recorder by pressing the

I BEREITSCHAFT (!) I button.

Attenuator switch - SIG

You should normally leave the attenuator switch at the back of the appliance in the CO position.

Only use the CHC position if there is a great deal of interference when receiving TV stations with strong signals.

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5. HOW DO I RECORD DIRECTLY?

The easiest way to record is to directly record a TV

programme that is currently being transmitted.

And this is how to go about it:

O Insert a cassette. The video recorder will switch on

automatically. You can also switch it on with the I PAUSE/STOP II ■ I button.

о Use the I auf a. i or I ab ▼ i button to select the

programme number from which you wish to record,

e.g.: 'РОГ.

О When you wish to start recording, press the

I AUFNAHME» I button on your video recorder.

If you use the remote control, press the I ok land I AUFIMAHME» lhuttnn.4 simultaneously. This protects

against erroneous recording.

'RECORD' appears in the video recorder display.

The video recorder will record the required TV

programme.

О То stop recording, press the Lpau.se /_sto.iHI

button.

Can I switch off the TV set during recording?

Yes! Your video recorder has its own receiver which

enables it to record TV programmes. This means that

you can use the TV set independently of the video

recorder whilst recording. You can switch it off and on

or watch another TV channel without disturbing the

recording.

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Some general notes: * Programme numbers 'E 1 ' and 'E 2 ' are provided

for recording from external sources (via the 'EXT 1

or 2' AV-Euro socket). * Have you started to record one TV programme

and now want to switch to another TV channel to

record a different TV programme? To do this, you have to interrupt the current recording by pressing

the I PAUSE/STOP II ■ I button Now select the new

programme number and start this recording by

pressing the I aufnahme » I button. * If you have forgotten to load a cassette, the warning 'NO CASSETTE' will appear in the display. * If you accidentally load a cassette with erase protection and try to record on it, the warning 'PROTECTED CASS' will appear in the display.

After a few seconds the cassette will be

automatically ejected. * If the end of the cassette is reached during recording, the cassette will be automatically

ejected. The video recorder will then switch itself off after a few minutes. * When you make a new recording on a video cassette, it will automatically record over and delete any recordings already on the cassette.

Erase protection

So that you don't accidentally delete an important

recording, you can remove the special tab (erase

protection) on the narrow side of the cassette with a screwdriver.

Later, if you no longer want the cassette to be erase protected, you can seal the gap again with adhesive tape.

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Auto-assembling

You can use the auto-assembling function to join individuai recordings without any annoying fiickering between the recordings.

O Press thfil wiEDERGABE »^hiittnn. Search for the

correct position on the tape and then stop the piayback by pressing the L PAUSEl.STO.P.iijp..1 button.

'PAUSE' wiii appear in the dispiay.

Now start recording as usuai by pressing the

I AUFNAHME» I button.

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6. HOW DO I PROGRAMME A RECORDING?

In this chapter you will learn how to programme your video recorder. It switches itself on automatically, records the TV programme you want and then automatically switches itself off again.

What information does the video recorder need?

You must give the video recorder the following information for every programmed recording you want

to make:

* the date on which the recording is to be made * the programme number for the TV channel * the start time of the recording * the stop time of the recording * VPS on or off

The video recorder stores all the information it needs for recording in what is known as a TIMER block. And you can set this up to one month in advance.

Your video recorder can store up to 6 of these TIMER blocks. Please note that the timing of the TIMER blocks must not overlap. The video recorder must first finish one

TIMER block before starting the next block.

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What is VPS (Video Programming System)?

With VPS, the TV station controls when the video

recorder is switched on and off. This means that the

video recorder switches on and off at the right time

even if a TV programme you have programmed begins earlier or finishes later than expected.

Assuming, that is, that the TV station actually transmits VPS. Not all TV stations transmit a VPS signal. You can see if a TV station is transmitting a VPS time code by the indication 'VPS' that appears in the display in the 'STOP' or 'PAUSE' mode.

Please pay close attention to the VPS information alongside the individual TV programmes in your TV guide. Usually the start time and the VPS time code are the same. If, however, in the TV guide, in addition to a

TV programme's start time, a different VPS time code is

given, e.g.: '20.15 (VPS 20.14)', you have to enter '20.14' as the start time when programming the VPS time code and switch on VPS.

This is because a VPS recording will only function if

you set the VPS time code to the exact minute.

If you want to set a time which differs from the VPS

time code, you must switch off the VPS indication with the I -VPS J button in the following section.

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Programming with ShowView

With this method the programming will be as easy as

dialing a telephone number. You only have to select the 'ShowView code' (2 to 9 digits) printed in your TV guide next to the start time of a TV programme. Make sure beforehand that the internal clock and the

aerial codes are set.

O Press button I SHOWVIEW inn the remote control.

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O Enter the entire 'ShowView code' with the digit

buttons 1-0-91. This code (2 to 9 digits) is found next

to the start time of a TV programme in your TV guide.

If you entered an incorrect code number, clear it

with button I LOSCHEivn.

O If you want to repeat programming at daily or weekly

intervals, press button I.T_m,|once or twice. The display shows an additional 'DLY' (= daily) or 'WLY' (= weekly). The 'daily' function can only be used for recordings to be made on Mondays to Fridays inclusive.

O Press the button I showview l. The programmed

code is now decoded by the video recorder. If the

video recorder has decoded correctly, the display

shows the resultant data. The time is shown in the

24 hour mode.

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If necessary the data can now be changed with buttons

I DATUM I PROG. +7^ ["start +/- lanri I EMDE +/- I

If you use 'VPS' take care that the display shows 'VPS'. Switch VPS on or off with button I .VPS . J.

O Confirm the correct data with button I showvie^.

Note: * To identify a TV channel correctly the video recorder needs the correct 'aerial code' for ShowView. If this is missing, the video recorder display shows 'SV UNKNOWN' and then the programme number 'E 2'. You then have two possibilities:

1. To interrupt programming. Press button

I LOSCHEiyTItwinR. Then enter, as described in

Chapter 4, 'Storing TV channels', section 'Allocating channel numbers', the correct aerial code and repeat the programming.

2. To use programme number 'E 2' to record from an external source (e.g. satellite tuner). Confirm the data displayed in step ©with button [SHQW.viEW]. * If you cannot find, or do not want to use, the aerial code for certain TV channels, then you must use the programming method described in the next section. * If 'CODE ERROR' appears in the display, the code was incorrect or incorrectly entered. Repeat the entry or end with button I bereitschaft ô |. * If 'SET CLOCK' appears in the display, the internal clock is not set. Set the clock. * 'Daily' programming can only be used for recordings to be made from Mondays to Fridays inclusive. * 'Daily/Weekly' programming can only be used up

to one week in advance.

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You can enter and store data for six recordings in your video recorder.

The video recorder display will indicate all data simultaneously. Use the four C3iH] buttons on the remote control to enter the data. The data will be stored in the next free TIMER block in the video recorder. Make sure you have not loaded a cassette with erase protection.

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A free TIMER block will appear in the video recorder

display. You will see the current (= todayl) data for the

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date, programme number, start time and stop time.

Change the data in any sequence you choose:

• Set the date of the recording with the I datum +/ - I

button.

• Set the programme number with the

PROG. +/-

button. Set the start time with the I start +/- I button.

Set the stop time with the I..END.E—+.Lr-l button. Switch VPS on or off with the LSpsJ button.

O Have you set all the data correctly? Now press the

I OK Ihiittnn on the remote control.

As confirmation, TIMER READY' appears in the video recorder display.

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Programming is now complete.

The data has been stored in a TIMER block. One of the squares on the right-hand side of the display lights up for each TIMER block that is occupied.

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Some general programming notes: * The TIMER record function will only work when the video recorder is switched off. If the video

recorder is switched on before a programmed recording is due to take place, the warning

'TIMER RECORD' will light up on the display. * If the end of the cassette is reached during a

programmed recording, the video recorder

automatically ejects the cassette. * If you forget to load a cassette after programming, 'NO CASSETTE' will appear in the video recorder display. * If you insert a cassette with erase protection for the recording, 'PROTECTED CASS' will appear in the video recorder display for a few seconds. The cassette will then be ejected.

If you have programmed all TIMER blocks,

'MEMORY FULL' will appear in the video recorder display.

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How do I record from a satellite tuner?

You can also programme recordings from an external satellite tuner.

O Connect the tuner to the L.exL2,. . I socket. Make sure

that the tuner is switched on and that the correct

SAT channel has been selected.

to programme a TIMER block. Use programme

number 'E 2' in the programming procedure for this

external recording source.

Note:

* If you use 'ShowView programming' for such an 'external' satellite TV programme, the video recorder automatically selects 'E 2'. The error message 'SV UNKNOWN' can be ignored.

How do I stop a TIMER recording?

You cannot operate the video recorder manually while a

programmed recording is being made.

If you want to stop the programmed recording, press

the I BEREiTSCHAPrijn button.

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How do I check or correct a TIMER block?

O Press the I koimtr. Ihuttnn on the remote control.

O Now press the l... kqi\itr._| button as often as

necessary until the TIMER block you want to check

or correct appears in the video recorder display. The TIMER blocks will appear in chronological order on the display.

O Now press the buttons I datum +/-.I,

PROG. +/^ I START +7^ I EMDE +/^tn

change the recording date, programme number, start time or stop time. You can switch VPS on and off. You can select from daily/weekly/date programming with button It/w I.

O Finally, press thal ok Ihuttnn. If you have made any

changes, the data will now be up to date. 'TIMER READY' will appear in the video recorder display.

Note:

* 'Daily' programming can only be used for

recordings to be made from Mondays to Fridays inclusive.

* 'Daily/Weekly' programming can only be used up to one week in advance.

How do I clear a TIMER block?

O Press that KONTR. Ihuttnn on the remote control.

until the TIMER block you want to clear appears in the video recorder display.

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7. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AND EXTRAS ON YOUR VIDEO

RECORDER

Apart from the functions that have already been described, your video recorder has other special

functions and extras designed to make the use of your video recorder as convenient as possible.

In this chapter you will find out more about them.

Tuner mode. Your video recorder as an extension of your TV set

You can also use your video recorder as a TV receiver (tuner). This is handy if your TV set does not have remote control or if it has fewer storage places for TV

channels than the number of TV channels it could actually receive.

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O Switch on the TV set. Select the programme number

you have earmarked for playback on the video

recorder.

With the video recorder switched off, press button

LIUNERJon the remote control. TUNER' and a programme number will appear in the display.

O Choose the required programme number with the

I auf a. I or I AB ▼ I button.

O Switch the video recorder off by pressing the

I.BEREITSCHAFT c!) | button when you no longer want to

watch television.

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Channel name display

When you are watching or recording from TV channels

that transmit the VPS signal, you can display the name

of the TV channel (e.g.: 'BBCT) on the TV screen.

O Press the I vpS-I button.

Note: * You can use this function in the Pause, Stop,

Record, Programme Preset and Tuner modes.

View Mode

When you connect another appliance to the I ext 2 J socket you will be able to use the following additional functions. The appliance can be a second video

recorder, a decoder, a satellite receiver or a CD video player.

• Thus, if the second appliance transmits a control signal, for example, during playback, the (switched on) video recorder will recognize it and automatically switch to 'View Mode'. You can switch View Mode on and off with the I MOIMITOn button.

• Even when the video recorder is switched off, the AV-Euro connection from the TV set to the second

appliance is still operational.

Note: * If you have selected the programme number 'E 1 ' or 'E 2 ', the video recorder cannot switch over to View Mode. This also applies to programme numbers for which the decoder function has been activated. * The function reacts only if your TV set also has

this switch-over function and you are using an

AV-Euro cable to connect your video recorder to the

TV set.

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TV monitor function

Switch your TV set to the 'AV' programme number

(AudioA/ideo input) by pressing tho I. monitor I button.

This enables you to see the picture from the video recorder on the TV screen. Your video recorder must be switched on.

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'VCR MONITOR' will appear in the display for a few seconds. Press the button again to switch the monitor

function off again.

Note: * The monitor function will respond only if your TV set also has this switch-over function and you are using an AV-Euro cable to connect your video recorder to the TV set. * The monitor button does not respond during playback.

Automatic switch-off

If the video recorder is not operated for a period of

several minutes during one of the following functions, the function will be switched off. This protects your cassette and prevents unnecessary power consumption.

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it switches off it switches off it switches to 'PLAY' it switches to 'PLAY' it switches to 'STOP'

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Recording from another video recorder

With this video recorder you can make recordings from an externai source, such as copying from another video recorder or a camcorder.

To do this you will need an AV-Euro cable (Scart cable).

O Connect your video recorder to the appliance from

which you want to record, e.g.: another video

recorder.

Plug the AV-Euro cable into the AV-Euro socket on each appliance. This is thni EXT2~lsnckfit on this video recorder.

Note: * In the following description, this video recorder will be the one used for recording and wiii be referred to as VCR B. The other appliance will be used for playback and will be referred to as VCR A.

O Insert the recorded cassette into VCR A and a biank

cassette into VCR B.

O Now select programme number 'E 2 ' on VCR B. This

is found near to programme number 'P 01' (P 01 -El

- E 2 ). To do this, you use the I auf a |pr | ab ▼ |

button.

O To start recording, press the recording button

I AUFNAHME.» Ion VCR B and the playback button I WIEDERGABElinnn VCR A.

O When you want to finish copying, press the stop

hiittnn Ppause/stop II ■ Inn both video recorders.

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Playback via the aerial cable

If your TV set does not have an AV-Euro socket, the

aerial cable which is already connected will act as the connection between your TV set and the video recorder.

O Switch your TV set on and select the programme

number that you have earmarked for video playback. (You will find instructions for this in the operating manual for your TV set).

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O Disconnect the aerial cable from the aerial socket

LD.r.1 of the video recorder so that only the cable

connection between the TV set and the video recorder remains.

O Make sure the video recorder is switched off and

that there is no cassette in the cassette slot. Press the I KASSETTElanH I WIEDERGABE»n buttons

simultaneously. The display language you have selected will appear in the display, e.g.: 'ENGLISH'.

O Press the I ok I button. The video recorder will now

transmit a test picture which should be received by the TV set. 'TESTPICTURE' will appear in the display.

O Tune in the TV set in the UHF wave band until this

test picture appears. The video recorder is tuned to

UHF channel 36 in our factory.

In order to find out how to tune to the right channel and

to store this on your TV set, please consult the operating manual for your TV set.

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Note: * Check the sound and picture quality of reception on your TV set next time you play back from the video recorder. If necessary you can improve the picture, colour and sound by adjusting the channel on your TV set.

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O Plug the aerial cable back into the aerial socket

I ~ir~ I. You have now tuned your TV set to the video

recorder.

Information: Your video recorder occupies UHF channel

36. However, this channel might already be occupied by

another TV station in your reception area. In this case you will find that the picture quality on your

TV set will be poor when receiving one or more TV channels.

If this happens, follow these steps:

O Check that the quality of reception on all the TV

channels stored in the TV set remains unchanged.

O If the picture quality of one or more TV channels has

deteriorated, switch off the video recorder. Check all the TV channels on your TV set once again.

O If the picture quality only deteriorates when the

video recorder is switched on, adjust the channel control I MOD. FREon at the back of the video recorder by less than a quarter-turn with a small screwdriver.

e Check all the TV channels on your TV set again.

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) until the picture quality is the same

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Note: * If you have not yet set the time/date and the display language as described in Chapter 2, 'INSTALLATION', turn to that chapter to do so.

Switching the built-in modulator on or off

In the last section we talked about interference that could occur on the television. If you cannot eliminate picture or sound interference using the above method you can switch off the built-in modulator. You can only do this if you have connected the video recorder to the TV set using an AV-Euro cable.

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buttons on the video recorder simultaneously. The switch's current position will appear in the display

as 'MODULATOR ON'.

O Press the I kassette land i pause/ stop ii ■ I

buttons simultaneously again for more than five

seconds. This will switch to 'MODULATOR OFF'. Switch the modulator back on in the same way.

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8. BEFORE YOU CALL AN ENGINEER

Problem

The video recorder does not respond to

any button being pressed

Remote control does not work

No playback on video recorder

Poor playback from video recorder

Possible cause

* No power supply * Programmed recording is currently being made

* Technical disturbance: disconnect from the mains for 30 seconds, then re-connect. If this does not have any effect, you can: 1. Disconnect from mains. 2.

Re-connect to mains whilst holding down the

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data stored will be reset (cleared). * Batteries are exhausted

* Interference from fluorescent lights or bright sunlight

* No recording on the cassette * The VCR programme number on the TV set was

incorrectly selected or incorrectly set * The connecting cable between the TV set and the video recorder has come loose * Modulator not in the 'ON' position

* Use I SPUR >g~lwith hired cassettes * Cassette badly worn or of poor quality * Channel control adjusted * Video heads dirty. Load - play briefly - remove a cassette several times. This activates the head cleaning function

MOD. FREQ. I nr TV set not properly

Video recorder will not record

Programmed recording does not work

Picture or sound interference on TV reception

* TV channel not stored or wrongly selected

* Cassette with erase protection has been loaded

* Time data wrongly programmed

* Time/date not set properly

* A cassette with erase protection has been loaded

* Video recorder in Tuner Mode

* VPS switched on but VPS time code wrong

* Try setting the SIG attenuator switch to the C

position.

* Turn to the Chapter 'Special Functions and Extras'

and read the Note after step O in the section

'Playback via the aerial cable' as well as the section

'Switching off the modulator'.

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9. TECHNICAL DATA, ACCESSORIES

Technical Data

• Mains voltage 220 to 240 V

• Mains frequency 48 - 52 Hz

• Weight approx. 4.6 kg

• Position for use max. 15° inclination on all

sides

• Power consumption typically 15 W (typically

12 W in standby)

• VHS video resolution > 240 lines

Wind/rewind time typically 95 sec. for E-180 • Audio (SP) 80 Hz -10 KHz {< 8 dB)

• Ambient temperature during operation

+ 10°Cto +35°C

• Back-up power supply: TV channel storage typically 1 year Clock/Timer - typically 7 hours

• Relative humidity 20% to 80%

This video recorder complies with the EC radio

• Dimensions 380 x 338 x 86 mm (incl. feet)

interference regulations (82/499/EEC).

List of accessories

• Aerial cable

• Mains cable

• Operating instructions

In order to facilitate the identification of your video recorder in case of theft, enter the serial number

(SER.NR.) in the diagram. The serial number is

printed on the type plate fixed at the rear of your video recorder. All enquires can be handled more efficiently if accompanied by the identity card shown. This is provided for your reference and should be kept in a safe place.

• Remote control and batteries

• AV-Euro cable (Scart cable)

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ENGLISH

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Table of channel frequencies

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VHFI VHFI VHFII VHFll

VHFII

VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFI VHFI VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII

e21 e22 e23 e24 e25 e26 e27 e28 e29 e30 e31 e32 e33 e34 e35 e36 e37 e38 e39 e40 e41 e42 e43 e44 e45

e46 e47 e48

e49

e50

e51

e52

e53

e54

e55

e56

e57

e58

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UHF UHF UHF

UHF

UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF

UHF

UHF UHF

UHF

frequency (Mhz)

48.25

55.25

62.25

175.25

182.25

189.25

196.25

203.25

210.25

217.25

224.25

53,75

62.25

82.25

175.25

183.25

192.25

201.25

210.25

471.25

479.25

487.25

495.25

503.25

511.25

519.25

527.25

535.25

543.25

551.25

559.25

567.25

575.25

583.25

591.25

599.25

607.25

615.25

623.25

631.25

639.25

647.25

655.25

663.25

671.25

679.25

687.25

695.25

703.25

711.25

719.25

727.25

735.25

743.25

751.25

759.25

767.25

775.25

channel

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s4 s5 s6 s7 s8 s9 slO s11 s12 s13 s14 s15 s16 s17 s18 s19 s20 s21 s22 s23 s24 s25 s26 s27 s28 s29 s30 s31 s32 s33 s34 s35 s36 s37 s38 s39 s40 s41

wave band

UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF UHF VHFI VHFI VHFI VHFII VHFII VHFII

VHFI VHFII VHFII

VHFII

VHFII VHFII

VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII VHFII

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frequency (Mhz)

783.25

791.25

799.25

807.25

815.25

823.25

831.25

839.25

847.25

855.25

69.25

76.25

83.25

90.25

97.25

104.25

105.25

112.25

119.25

126.25

133.25

140.25

147.25

154.25

161.25

168.25

231.25

238.25

245.25

252.25

259.25

266.25

273.25

280.25

287.25

294.25

303.25

311.25

319.25

327.25

335.25

343.25

351.25

359.25

367.25

375.25

383.25

391.25

399.25

407.25

415.25

423.25

431.25

439.25

447.25

455.25

463.25

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