Philips VR350 User Manual

PHILIPS

VR355/50

PHILIPS

2 Table of Contents

Safety Precautions

WARNING: DANGEROUS VOLTAGE INSIDE
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

•The POWER button does not completely shut off
mains power from the unit, but switches operating
current on and off.

•The rating plate and the safety caution are on the
rear of the unit.

Getting Started

Description of Controls..............................3-5

Before Using Your VCR
Hook Up Your VCR

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7-8

Turn On Your VCR.......................................8

Set the Clock
Play a Tape
Record on a Tape

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11

Record One Channel/See Another...............12

On Screen Displays

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13

Doing More

One Touch Recording (OTR)
Timer Recording

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Special Playback Features
Re-Recording (Tape Duplication)

Tape Operation

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Re-Setting Your VCR’s Tuner....................21

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15-16

17—18

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20

Information You May Need

Notes on Operations
Before Requesting Ser\dce
Specifications

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9

Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing your new VCR (Video
Cassette Recorder). It is one of the most sophisticated
yet simple-to-use home video recorders you can buy.
It will give you many hours of enjoyment, whether you
use it for playing back prerecorded cassettes of your
favourite films, or for recording TV programs which
you would otherwise have missed. Alternatively, you
may find it an invaluable business aid.

You can't wait to get it working, but before you do,
spare a few moments to read this brief introduction to
the world of video recording. It may repay you
handsomely in terms of improved results, or avoiding
of costly mistakes.

Your VCR is prepared for reception of NTSC
programs.

IMPORTANT

Audio-Visual material may consist of copyrighted
works which must not be recorded without the
authority of the owner of the copyright.
Please refer to relevant laws in your country.

lA^hat is a video recorder?

Simply, it is a machine which stores pictures and
sound on magnetic tape. This VCR uses VHS
cassettes, and since VHS is the most popular video
system in the world, there are plenty to choose from.
Suffice it to say that a cassette from another kind of
VCR cannot be used on this VCR. Ensure that you
only buy VHS cassettes of the best quality to get the
best results from this VCR.

The VCR is a television receiver in its own right. When
you record a TV program, it is being received by the
video recorder, not by your TV set. This means that
you can record one TV program on the VCR while you
watch another which is being received by the TV set.

Your VCR has two big enemies: other electrical
machines, and condensation. Read the instructions for
installation carefully, with special regard to the
proximity of other eiectrical devices, and make sure
that you never, either during installation or ever in the
future — put a cassette, still cold from your shopping
basket or car, into the VCR without first letting it stand
in the room for at least two hours to acclimatize.

Positioning

Do not place the VCR directly on top of, or
underneath, your TV set. Ensure that there is at least
20 cm between the VCR and the TV set, and that air
can circulate freely through the ventilation openings of
the VCR.

_________Description of Controls 3

Front Panel VCR Display Panel

1 Cassette Compartment

Where the video cassette is inserted.

2 Wireless Remote Sensor

Receives the signal from the (wireless) remote control.

3 STOP/EJECT Button

Press to stop the tape. Press again after the tape has
stopped to eject the cassette.

4 PLAY Button

• Press to play back a tape.

• Press to release the Slow or Search mode and return to
playback.

5 FF (Fast Forward)/SEARCH Button

Press to move the tape forward rapidly. Also, during
playback, press this button for rapid forward visual
search.

6 REC/OTR Button

Press to start recording.

7 POWER Button

Press to turn the VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) on and
off’. To set the VCR for unattended recordings after timer
settings have been completed.

8 REW(ind)/SEARCH Button

Press to rewind tapes. Also, during playback, press this
button for reverse visual search.

9 VCR/TV Button

Press to select the signal source that your TV receives.
TV position •

(VCR indicator on the display panel: OFF)
To watch TV or to watch one program while recording
another.
VCR position

(VCR indicator on the display panel: ON)
To watch a tape, monitor a recording, or watch a TV

broadcast selected with the VCR’s channel selector.

10 CHANNEL UP/DOWN Buttons

Press to scan up or down through the VCR’s channels.

11 VCR Indicator

Lights up when the VCR mode is selected.

12 OTR indicator

Lights up when the One Touch Recording (OTR) feature

is in use.

13 Timer Indicator‘TiMER”

Lights up when the VCR is set for unattended recording.

14 Digitai Ciock/Counter

After setting the clock, the present time is displayed.

15 Channel/input Signai Indicator

Shows the channel number. (“L” means External Line
Input Signal is selected.)
Select Line mode by pressing NUMBER buttons 0-0.
To exit Line mode, press any other number, for example,

0-2.

16 Mode indicator

Displays which feature the VCR is currently performing.
REC - Recording
PLAY-Playback
PAUSE - Still, Slow, Record-Pause

17 Memory Indicator

Lights up when the Memory function is selected.

18 Speed indicator “SP,”“SLP”

Shows the tape speed during recording and playback

(“SP”or“SLP”).
SP - Standard Play
SLP - Super Long Play

19 Cassette-Inside indicator

Lights up when there is a cassette in the unit.

4 Description of Controls (cont’d)

Rear Panel Remote Control Transmitter

TV Controls

20 AC (Alternating Current) Power Cord

Connect the AC Power Cord to a household outlet.

21 AUDIO IN(put) jack

For audio input connection from the output jack of a
portable video camera, another VCR, or another audio
source.

22 AUDIO OUT(put) Jack

For connection to the audio input connector on a TV,
another VCR, or an audio tape recorder.

23 VIDEO OUT(put) Jack

For video output connection to a TV or another VCR.

24 VIDEO lN(put)jack

For video input connection from the output jack of a
portable video camera, another VCR, or another video
source.

X25CH3/CH4 Switch

Set to channel 3 or 4 (whichever is not used for regular
TV broadcasting in your area) to use yoiir TV as a screen
for your VCR. See “Hook Up Your VCR.”

26 RF OUT(put) Jack (out to TV set)

Use the supplied cable to connect this terminal to the
UHFA^HF input terminal on your TV set

27 ANT(enna) IN(put) Jack (in from Antenna)

Connect your antenna or cable to this terminal.

28 TV POWER Button*

Press to turn TV power ON or OFF.

29 MUTE Button *

Press to Instantly reduce the TV’s sound level. Press
again to return to previous setting.

30 VOLUME UP/DOWN Buttons *

Press “ A ” or “ ▼ ” to increase or decrease the TV’s
sound volume.

31 TV CHANNEL UP/DOWN Buttons *

Press “ A ” or “ ▼ ” to scan up or down through the TV
channels. Release at desired channel.

* NOTE: Only applicable for Philips TV.

Description of Controls (confd) 5

Remote Control Transmitter

VCR Controls

32 Tape SPEED Button

Press to select recording speed (SP, SLP). In playback,
the tape speed is automatically selected (SP, LP, SLP).

33 VCR POWER Button

Press to turn VCR power ON or OFF. Also, used to set
the VCR for unattended timer recording.

34 VCR/iV Button

Press to select the signal source that your TV receives.
TV position
(VCR indicator on the display panel: OFF)
To watch TV or to watch one program while recording
another.
VCR position

(VCR indicator on the display panel: ON)
To watch a tape, monitor a recording, or watch a TV
broadcast selected with the VCR’s channel selector.

35 MEMO(ty) Button

Press to memorize the tape position at which the counter

was reset to “0:00:00.”

36 TRACKING Buttons

In the Play and Slow modes, when playing a tape, press
TRACKING “A.” or button to adjust the tracking.

37 GO-TO Button

This button can make search easier by allowing you to

skip back or ahead on a tape. Press this button and select

desired counter number with NUMBER buttons.

Mowed by PLAY/STOP button.

38 STATUS Button

Press this button to display the time counter, time,

function, and channel number.

39 MENU Button

Press to call up the on-screen menu display.

40 CLEAR Button

• To erase incorrect or unwanted data in on-screen
menu operation.

• To reset the tape counter. “0:00:00” will appear on the
TV screen.

41 VCR CH(annel) UP/DOWN.

Press “A” or to scan up or down through the
VCR’s channels. Release at desired channel.

42 NUMBER Buttons

(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9)
Use for chaimel selection, on-screen menu selection,
clock setting, program setting, etc. For selecting channels

1 to 9, first press “0” button and then press “1” to “9.”
(100)
Press this button first when selecting channels 100 and
higher.

43 SLOW Button

Press during SP or SLP playback to view a slow-motion
picture.

44 SLOW/VAR(iable) SLOW Buttons

First press the SLOW button during SP or SLP playback
to view a slow-motion picture. The speed can be varied

from about 1/6 to about 1/30 of normal speed with the

VAR(iable) SLOW button.

45 REW{ind)/SEARCH Button

Press to rewind the tape at high speed. Also, during

playback, press this button to view the picture in rapid

reverse visual search.

46 PAUSE/STILL Button

• Press once to temporarily stop the tape during
recording (Pause).

• Press once to freeze the tape picture during playback
(Still).

• Press again when you want to resume normal
playback or recording.

47 REC/OTR Button

Press to start recording. Select the chatuiel and press this
button to start an immediate recording 30 minutes to 9
hours long. Each press delays the shut-off time by 30
minutes. Power shut

48 FF (Fast Forward)/SEARCH Button

off is automatic.

To move the tape forward at high speed. Also, during
playback, press this button for rapid forward visual
search.

49 STOP Button

Press to stop the tape.

50 PLAY Button

• Press to play back a tape.

• Press to release the Slow or Search mode and return to
playback.

6 Before Using Your VCR

Load The Batteries as Follows:

Battery Replacement Caution

• Do not mix old and new batteries. (Also never mix alkaline batteries with manganese batteries.)

NOTE:

This remote control and batteries are supplied accessories. Please check to make sure they are included.
Also, check the Specifications to see what other accessories are included.

Types of Video Cassettes and Tape Speeds

You can change the recording speed for a tape using the Tape SPEED button.

2 Recording speeds: SP, SLP
3 Playback speeds: SP, LP, SLP

In this VCR, use only tapes with the
T120,T60).

Tape Speed Selector Position

Type of Tapes
SP (Standard Play)
LP (Long Play)(Playback only)
SLP (Super Long Play)

^ During Playback, the VCR selects the tape speed, SP, LP, or SLP, automatically.

mark. The chart below shows the recording/playback time for 3 types of tapes (T160,

Maximum Record/Playback Time

T160 T120
2 Hours 40 Minutes 2 Hours
5 Hours 20 Minutes

8 Hours

4 Hours
6 Hours 3 Hours

Erase Protection

Cassettes have a Record Tab to ensure that recordings are not accidentally erased.

• To prevent accidental erasure: • To record again:

T60

1 Hour

2 Hours

VCR Tape Cassette

Break off the tab with a
screwdriver.

Please Read and Relax

Please read all the instructions for each feature before attempting that
feature. For example, read all the steps for Timer Recording (pages

15-16) before doing a Timer Recording.

Cover the hole with
cellophane tape.

Now, turn the page to begin hooking
up your VCR.

Hook Up Your VCR 7

VCR to TV Connection

1

Step 1: Disconnect the Antenna or Cable from Your TV.

Step 2 I Connect Your Antenna or Cable to Your VCR.

Step 3 I Connect Your VCR to Your TV.

AMT. !M

Back of VCR (in from Antenna)

OuttoT\i

8 Hook Up Your VCR (conf d)

Select Channel 3 or 4

Back of VCR

21

Set the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR to channel
3 or 4. To operate the VCR with your TV, set your TV to the
same channel. For example, if your switch is set to channel 3
(CH3), turn your TV to channel 3.
To avoid local interference, the CH3/CH4 switch position you
choose should correspond to the local TV chaimel that is not
used or least used.
If both are used, select the chaimel that gives you the best
picture when playing a tape.

Now, turn ON the VCR’s power to see if you have made the right connections.

Turn On Your VCR

1 Make sure... |

the batteries are loaded in the remote control and the coimecdons
have been completed before continuing to the steps below.

------------------------------------------------------­TV

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-Turn T\^ on.

At the TV

I Tbm the TV on. Set the TV to the same channel as the switch on
' the back of the VCR (CH3/CH4).

Choose Your Language

Press the VCR POWER button.

• The VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) Power will
come on.

1 The language select menu appears, asking you

I whether you prefer to have messages displayed

on your TV screen in English or in Spanish.
Press the NUMBER 1 button if you want English.
Press the NUMBER 2 button if you want Spanish.
Press the MENU button to continue to the next step.

• To change your selection later on, see the instractions on page 13.

Setting the VCR’s Tuner

Press the VCR CH(aimel) UP button to start

I automatic tuner setting.

“AUTO SET PROCEEDING, PLEASE WATT’
will be displayed on the TV screen. If you made
all connections properly, the local channels that
are receivable in your area will be automatically
placed in your VCR’s tuner.
(If the tuner has already been set, press the STOP button.)
When completed, “AUTO SET COMPLETED” will be displayed
and the VCR will tune in to the lowest receivable channel.
If proper antenna or cable connections were not made, “NO TV
SIGNALS” will be displayed. Please make connections and press
the VCR CH(aimel) UP button again.

TO SELECT PUSH HO. SHOWN

1 ENGLISH (ON)
2 ESPANOL

MAKE SELECTION OR
PUSH MENU TO CONTINUE

VCR

NUMBER
Buttons ■

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Remote Control

Now, turn to the next page and set the
VCTR’s clock

POWER Button

-MENU Button

■ VCRCH(annel)
UP Button

Set the Clock 9

0 set your VCR to the present day and time, follow steps 1-4 below. Once set, your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)

will maintain the time in its internal clock, and will make timer recording possible.

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• your VCR and TV are connected and turned on.

• the VCR indicator says “VCR”.

• to make each entry within 10 seconds, otherwise the VCR will exit
the Clock Set mode and you will have to start over.

MENU
‘Button
.CLEAR

Button
.STATUS

Button

NUMBER
Buttons

S Select the Clock Set Mode

1 Press the MENU button. Then press the 5

T

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TIME -

J button to select “CLOCK SET” from the

menu screen.

TOENDPUSHMENU j

Set the Time & AM or PM

I First, press two NUMBER buttons for the hour, then two NUMBER
^ buttons for the minutes, and finally press “1” for AM or “2” for PM.

For example, for 10:30 PM, press the NUMBER buttons 1-0,3-0,2.

When setting the clock for the first time, entries that do not
match the VCR’s internal calendar will cause a “?” to appear.
Always enter “0” before any single-number entries.
To make corrections, press the CLEAR button repeatedly to move
back to an item then enter the correct number.

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Set the Month, Day & Year

I Press two numbers for the month, two

numbers for the day, and two numbers for
the year.
For example, for July 1,1995, press the
NUMBER buttons 0-7,0-1,9-5.

Start the Clock

i Press the MENU button.

Clock starts and the screen returns to the program you were on.
To display the time, press the STATUS button.

r To Reset the Clock

Press the MENU button. The TV and VCR must be on and the VCR
in the “VCR” mode. The menu screen will appear. Press the
NUMBER 5 button and foUow the clock set
guide to re-enter the new date and time.

Power failures can cause you to lose your clock setting placed in the
VCR’s memoiy. Should this happen, repeat steps on pages 8 and 9
before doing anything else.

TIME 1050 PM

MONTH

TO CORRECT PUSH CLEAR

TO END PU^MENU

DATE 07,01/95

SAT,

TO CORRECT RJSH CLEAR
TO END PUSH MENU

TO SEIECT PUSH NO SHOWN

1 PROGRAM
2 VCR SET UP
3 TUNER SET UP
4 INPUT SELECT
5 CLOCK SET

. TOENDPUSHMENU

Your VCR should now be properly set-up.
Go to the next page and try playing a tape.

10 Play a Tape

play a tape, follow steps 1 -4 below.

T°

-] Make sure...[

the batteries are loaded in the remote control and the connections on
pages 7 and 8 have been completed before continuing to the steps
below.

At the TV

l 'Rum the TV on. Set the TV to the same channel as the switch on the
' back of the VCR (CH3/CH4).

At the VCR

I Insert a cassette.*

The VCR Power will come on.

Start Playback

1 Press the PLAY button.

The VCR mode is automatically set. “VCR” indicator will light.

Stop Playback

I Press the STOP/EJECT button to stop playback.

Press the REW(ind) button to fully rewind the tape.
Press the STOP/EJECT button again to remove the tape.

* • If a cassette’s record tab is removed, playback starts

automatically.

• If a cassette is already in the VCR, just press the POWER button.

Now, turn to the next page and learn how to record a 'TV program.

Record on a Tape 11

>0 record on a cassette tape, follow steps 1-7 below. Read all the instructions before starting. You must use your

remote control.

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the steps in “Hook Up Your VCR” on pages 7-8 have been

Power ON:
Select channel

3or4.

Cassette CHANNEL REC/OTR
Tape UP/DOWN Button

Buttons

completed.

At the TV

Ihm the TV on. Ihm to channel 3 if the VCR CH3/CH4 switch is

set to “CH3.” Thm to channel 4 if the VCR is set to “CH 4.”

At the VCR

Insert a cassette with the record tab in place.

2 ^ The power will come on.

If the cassette is already in the VCR, press the POWER button.
If the VCR display lights on the VCR, do nothing.
If it isn’t, press the VCR/TV button.

Choose the Tape Speed

(You may skip this step if the desired tape speed is already

I selected.)

Press the Tape SPEED button on the remote control until the desired
tape speed (SP, SLP) appears on the TV screen.

Tape

SPEED
Button

NUMBER
Buttons

PAUSE/
STILL
Button

STOP
Button

VCR
CH(annel)
UP/DOWN
Buttons

REC(orci)
Button

Remote Control

Other recording options are available on
pages 14-16,19.

Choose the Channel

i Press the VCR CH(annel) UP/DOWN or NUMBER buttons to

select the chaimel to be recorded.

Start Recording

I

Press the REC/OTR button.

Pause Recording

I To pause, press the PAUSE/SULL button. To continue recording,

press this button again.

Stop Recording

I To stop, press the STOP button.

Now, go to the next page and leam how to record one channel while
watching another.

12 Record Qne Channel/See Anotl

o record one channel while viewing another, follow steps 1 —4 below. Please read aU the instructions. You
must use your remote control.

Start a Recording

I Start a recording as described on page 11.

Set the VCR/TV Button

\ Press the VCR/TV button to select the TV mode. The VCR
/ indicator disappears.

Select the Channel at the TV for Viewing

1 Select the channel to he viewed at the TV, using the channel

I controls on the TV or TV remote control.

The charmel selected with the TV charuiel controls appears on the
TV screen. The charmel selected with the VCR charmel control is
recorded on the tape.

To Return to the Channel Being Recorded

\ First, using the charmel controls on the TV or TV remote control,

I return the TV to either charmel 3 or 4 (Please see “Hook Up Your

VCR.”)

Now, press theVCR/TV button to view again the charmel being
recorded.

* If you are not receiving chaimels, please repeat the

steps on page 7 - 8 of this book. Also, follow
carefully the instractions listed above.

Point the transmitter toward the remote sensor, within
the angle shown in the illustradon above.

NOTE:

If you use a converter box or satellite
system hook-up, you may not be able to do
this feature.

Congratulations! You’ve taken many steps. Now, turn to
the next page and find out a little more about your VCR
and remote control.

TO S£1£CT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1 PROGRAM
2 VCR SET UP
3 TUNER SET UP
4 INPUT SELECT
5 CLOCK SET

TO END PUSH MENU

Main Menu

TO SELECT PU9i NO. SHOWN

1. NORMAL PUY (ON)

Z REPEAT PUY

3. ON SCREEN MODE

4. LANGUAGE

5. PICTURE

TO END PUSH MENU

VCR Set Up

Button
Pressed

' STOP 12.00AM '

. SLP M 123 4S

Time

CH12-

Tape Counter and

Speed Counter Memory

VCR Status Display

’ TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN '

1. ENGUSH (ON) 1. ENGUSH

Z ESPAÑOL Z ESPAÑOL (SI)

MAKE SELECTION OR ESCOJAO
TO END PU^ MENU

' ESCOJA PULSANDO NUMERO ’

USE MENU PARA TERMINAR

Language Selection Menu

OSD Main Menu Screen

Press the MENU button on the remote to display the main menu screen.
Then press the NUMBER button on the remote control for the desired
feature displayed on the menu. When you select a feature, turn to the
section in this manual and read the accompanying instructions.

VCR Status Display

1. Press the MENU button.

2. Next, press the 2 button to select “VCR SET UP.”

3. Then, press the 3 button to select “ON SCREEN MODE.”

4. Now, press the 1,2, or 3 button to select “ON SCREEN ON,”
“COUNTER ONLY” or “ON SCREEN OFR”
“[ON]” appears beside the selection made.

POSITION

ON SCREEN ON: Whenever a function button (Stop, FF, etc.) is pressed,
a 5 second VCR Status Display appears.

COUNTER ONLY: Whenever a fhnction button (Stop, FF, etc.) is pressed,

a 5 second VCR Status Display appears.
After 5 seconds, the counter information will remain on the screen.
ON SCREEN OFF: In this position, there will be no indication when
normal functions are pressed.

OSD Language Select

1. Press the MENU button.

2. Next, press the 2 button to select “VCR SET UP.”

3. Then, press the 4 button to select “LANGUAGE.”

4. Now, press the 1 or 2 button to select “ENGLISH” or “SPANISH.”

All OSD (On-Screen Displays) will appear in the language you select.
“[ON]” will appear beside the selection if you choose English and
“[SI]” will appear if you choose Spanish.

TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1. NORMAL FlAY

Z REPEAT PLAY (ON)

3. ON SCREEN MODE

4. LANGUAGE
5 PICTURE

MAKE SELECTION OR
TO ^D PUSH MENU

Repeat Playback Selection

TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1. PICTURE CTL OFF

2. PICTURE CTL ON (ON)

TO END PUSH MENU

Picture Control

Repeat Playback

1. Press the MENU button.

2. Next, press the 2 button to select “VCR SET UP.”

3. Then, press the 2 button to select “REPEAT PLAY.”
“[ON]” wiU appear beside the selection.

• The PLAY light on the display panel will blink.

• The tape will be played all the way to the end, 20 times automatically
and then stop.

• When the STATUS button is pressed during Repeat Playback, “PLAY”
blinks on the TV screen.

• To stop the tape during Repeat Playback, press STOP.

Picture Control

To get a better picture when viewing tapes with noise such as rental
tapes.

1. Press the MENU button, and next press the 2 button to select “VCR
SETUP”.

2. Then, press the 6 button to select “PICTURE,” and now press the 2
button to select “PICTURE CTL ON.”

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set the VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) to automatically shut off after recording is completed, follow steps 1-3

T.

below. OTR lets you quickly specify how long you want recording to continue. You don’t have to program the

timer with this function. You must use your remote control.

e Touch Recording (OTR)

-[Make sure-r

the steps in “Hook Up Your VCR” are done, channels are
programmed into the VCR’s memory, and the TV and VCR are
both turned on.
the clock is set to the correct time.
the desired tape speed (SP, SLP) is selected. Use the tape SPEED
button.
the record tab is in place on the cassette,
the tape is long enough to record the programs.

Choose a TV Program

j Press the VCR CH(annel) UP/DOWN or NUMBER buttons on the
' remote control.

CHANNEL STOP Button

Start an OTR

I Press the OTR button twice on the remote control.
' The screen below appears.

Recording begins immediately.
OTR will flash on the VCR display.

UP/DOWN
Buttons

This indicates that the VCR
will automatically shut off after"
30 minutes of recording.

Select a Recording Length

I Continue pressing the OTR button until the desired recording length

is displayed.
Each press of the button will add 30 minutes, up to 9 hours.
If pressed beyond 9 hours, “REC” appears on the TV screen.

• To check time remaining after an OTR has been set, press the
STATUS button.

|- To Change the Recording Length

Press the OTR button until the desired length is displayed.

To Cancel an OTR

To stop recording before the preset recording length is reached,
simply press the STOP button. If you want to cancel the OTR
mode but continue recording, press the OTR button several times
until the OTR indicator disappears. “REC” remains on the VCR
Display Panel.

• During recording, the displayed time counts down. When 0:00
is reached, recording stops and the power is switched off
automatically.

• If OTR is engaged in the Record-Pause mode, the timer will

■ count down normally, but recording will not begin until the
PAUSE/STILL button is pressed.

-STATUS Button
VCR CH(annel)

UP/DOWN Buttons

■ NUMBER Buttons

-OTR Button

■PAUSE/STILL Button

STOP Button

Remote Control

o record while you’re away, follow steps 1-12 below. For each program you set, the VCR will turn itself on, do the

recording, and turn off automatically. You can store up to eight programs. Instmctions for each step appear on the TV screen

T

after you begin. You must use your remote control.

1 Make sure... |

• the steps in “Hook Up Your VCR” have been
completed, an antenna or cable system is connected to

the VCR, and the VCR and TV are turned on.

• CABLE or NORMAL has been selected and channels

have been programmed into the VCR’s memory. See
“Turn On Your VCR” and “Adding/Deleting a
Channel”.

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• the clock is set to the correct time.

• a cassette tape is inserted in the VCR and the record
tab is in place on the cassette.

• the tape is long enough to record the programs.

FOR EACH STEP BELOW, YOU HAVE 60 SECONDS
TO COMPLETE m IF YOU DON’T, PROGRAMMING
WILL HAVE TO BE RESTARTED FROM STEP I.

• the TVA^CR selector is set to “VCR.”

VCR

Select the Menu Screen

Press the MENU button on the remote control.
The main menu screen at right will appear.

TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1 PROGRAM
2VCRSETUP
3TUNERSETUP
4 INPUT SELECT
5 CLOCK SET

TO END PUSH MENU

Select the Program Mode

I Press the NUMBER 1 button on the remote control to select the

TIMER Indicator

1 Program mode.

Remember, use the NUMBER buttons on your remote control.

Select Normal, Daily or Weekly Recording

TOSELECTPUSHNO SHCT.'JN

10NCE
2 DAILY
3v;eekly

4 PROGRAM REVIEW

TO END PUSH MENU

DAILY PROGRAM, (MON-FBI)

\ \ \ I I I / / 4^

PROGRAM-12345678-

•'/ / i I » \ \N

POWER Button MENU Button

CLEAR Button

I Normal Recording

' Press the 1 button to record a TV show on any

day you choose up to 12 months away.

Or

Daily Recording
Press the 2 button to record a TV show every
day (Monday through Friday) at the same time
and length.

Or

NUMBER
Buttons

Weekly Recording
Press the 3 button to record a TV show once a
week at the same day, time, and length.

SOECT PROGRAM NUMBER

. TO END PUSH MENU
" WEEKLY PROGRAM

s \ \ M t / / -^

PROGRAM-1 2345678-

^/ / II I 1 \N

Remote Control

To Make Corrections...

Press the CLEAR button while the screen
you wish to change is displayed. This
moves the flashing indicator to the number
you want to change. Now, enter the correct
number. You may have to press the
CLEAR button more than once to reach
the numbers you want to change.

Select the Position

1 Press the NUMBER buttons 1-8 to select one of the 8 positions to

SELECT PROGRAM NUMBER
TO END PUSH MENU

store a timer record program. The flashing numbers indicate an open
position where a program can be stored.

If you select a position number that has
already been set, “PREVIOUSLY SET
PROGRAM” appears for a few seconds,

PREVIOUSLY SET PROGRAM

then the position contents will be displayed.
If this happens, press the MENU button
twice and start over.

Select the Channel

I Enter two numbers for the TV channel. For
' channels above 100, press the 100 button, then

ONE TIME PROGRAM

PROGRAM }

two numbers for the channel.
For example, for channel 10, press NUMBER
button 1, then 0. Or, for channel 11.5, press 100,
then press 1 and 5. To record firom line input,

TO CORRECT PUSH CLEAR

TOENDPU^METAJ

press 0 and 0. “AJW IN” will appear on the screen.

(Continued on next page.)

Select the “TIME ON”

I First, press two NUMBER buttons for the hour.
' Next, press two NUMBER buttons for the

NORMALPROGRAM

PROGRAM 1
CHANNEL ^^0

TIME ON

"Ts~

minute.
Now, press NUMBER button “1” for AM or
“2” for PM.

TO CORRECT PUSH CLEAR

TO ea> PUSH MENU

For example, for 9:30 PM, press NUMBER buttons 0-9,3-0,2.

Select the “TIME OFF”

I First, press two NUMBER buttons for the hour.
' Next, press two NUMBER buttons for the

minute.
For example, for 10:00 PM, press 1-0,0-0,2.

Select the Recording Speed

I Press the 1 or 2 button to choose SP (Standard

Play) or SLP (Super Long Play).
You cannot use the SPEED button on the
remote control to choose the recording speed.

N<^?MAL PROGRAM

PROGRAM 1
CHANNEL 10
TIME ON

TIME OFF

TO CORRECT PUSH Cl£AR
TOENDPUSHMSA5

i NORMALPROGRAM

TIME ON 0930 PM

TO CORRECT PUSH Cl£AR

L TO END PUSH MENU J

PROGRAM 1

CHANNEL
TIME OFF

REC SPEED

SPol SLP

”T“

10
JQ'OOPM

Select the “START DATE”

I First, press two NUMBER buttons for the month.

I Next, press two NUMBER buttons for the day.

For example, to make a recording on July 1,
press 0-7,0-1.
The year and day of the week will be displayed
automatically.

( NORMALPROGRAM

PROGRAM 1
CHANNEL

TIME ON 0930 PM

TIME OFF 1030 PM

REC SPEED SP

START DATE OZOl/SS

TO CORRECT PUSH 0£AR

1, TOENOPUSHMENU

10

SAT.

Confirm Your Program

1 Press the MENU button.

“PROGRAM WAS COMPLETED” should appear on the screen.
If “PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED” appears, please try again
from step 1 on page 15.
After 3 seconds, the display will disappear from the screen, and the
normal TV picture will reappear.

The TIMER Indicator will light up on the VCR.

Check or Clear Timer Recordings

1. TUm the VCR on. VCR must be in VCR
mode.

2. First, press the MENU button.
Next, press the 1 button to select
“PROGRAM.”
Now, press the 4 button to select
“PROGRAM REVIEW.”
The Timer Record information for the
lowest numbered position (1 - 8)

appears.

( NORMALPROGRAM ^

PROGRAM 1
CHANNEL 10
TIME ON 0930 PM
TIME OFF 1030 PM

REC SPEED

TO CANCa PUSH CLEAR

^ NEXTol

START DATE

SP
07,01/95
SAT.

BJOsMBAJ )

3. Press the 1 button repeatedly to view all
the filled positions.
If you do not press the 1 button, after 10
seconds the display changes to the next
filled position. This continues until all
filled positions appear. Finally, the
screen returns to the previous on-screen
menu.

4. Press the CLEAR button to clear a filled
position.

5. At any time, press the MENU button
once to exit the Program Review mode.

6. Repeat steps 1 - 4 to make sure you
have cleared the correct filled positions.
To fill a position, follow “Tuner
Recording” steps 1 -12.

NOTE: This function does not work with
OTR (One Touch Recording).

Select the Next Program

I If needed, press the MENU button and repeat steps 2 to 10.

Set the Timer

When finished, press the POWER button to OFF on the remote
control.

After a Timer Recording Has Taken Place

Press the POWER button on the remote control to return your VCR
(Video Cassette Recorder) to normal operation.

[- If the Power Should Fail...

repeat the steps on pages 8 and 9 before setting up a Tmier
Recording.

Stop a Started Timer Recording

1. Press the POY/ER button.

• Timer recording is cancelled and VCR
power turns off.

Today’s recording stops. If it is a Daily or
Weekly recording, future recordings will be
carried out as programmed.

s your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) connected to your TV (see “Hook Up Your VCR”)? Are you familiar with tape
playback (see “Play a Tape”)? If so, you are ready to enjoy the special playback features described on this page. These

features work best in the SP (Standard Play) or SLP (Super Long Play) mode. You must use your remote control.

To Rapidly Locate a Particular Segment

I First, press the PLAY button.
^ Next, press the REW(ind)/SEARCH or FF (Fast

Forward)/SEARCH button.
A rapid forward or reverse picture search begins.

Search speed in SP mode is about 7 times the normal speed.
Search speed in SLP mode is about 21 times the normal speed.

Now, press the PLAY button to return to playback.

I If the FF or REW button is held down for more than 2 seconds,

simply releasing it will cancel the Search mode. In this case, the

REW(ind)/
SEARCH Button

SLOVi/ Button

,FF (Fast Foraard)/

SEARCH Button

PAUSE/STILL
Button
PLAY Button

search speed in SLP mode is about 15 times normal speed.
Press the PLAY button to return to playback.

• During search playback, some noise bars will appear on the TV
screen.

To View a Still Picture (During Playback)

1 First, press the PLAY button.
' Next, press the PAUSE/STBLL button.

A freeze frame (still) playback image appears.

( Now, press the PAUSE/STILL or PLAY button again to release the

stilled image and continue playback.

17

Remote Control

To View a Slow Motion Picture

X First, press the PLAY button.

I Next, press the SLOW button.

During slow motion the slow speed can be controlled using the
VAR(iable) SLOW button.

1 Now, press the PLAY or SLOW button to release the Slow mode

and continue playback.

NOTES:

• The sound will be muted during special-effects playback.

• Slow Motion and Still automatically switch to the Stop
mode after 5 minutes to protect the tape and video heads.

(Continued on next page.)

18 Special Playback Features (cont’d)

Auto Operation Functions

Auto Playback
When a tape is inserted, the power comes on.
If the record tab* is removed, playback begins.

Auto Rervind
When a tape reaches its end during playback, fast forward, or manual

record, the VCR rewinds the tape and goes into Stop mode.

Memory Rewind Power Off
When the POWER button is pressed during rewind, the VCR will

turn off after rewind is complete.

Eject Cassette

A cassette may be ejected with power on or off.

* For record tab information, refer to page 6.

p Auto Tracking Control

With Auto Tracking there is usually no need for manual adjustments

to minimize noise in playback for most tapes. Auto Tracking

continuously analyzes the signal to adjust for optimum picture

quality for each recording. However, with some recordings you may

get a better result using the TRACKING UP/DOWN buttons.

■ POWER Button

.TRACKING

UP/DOWN Buttons

Manual Tracking Controls

Press the TRACKING UP/DOWN button.

Use Manual Tracking adjustment during playback, slow motion, and

double speed playback to minimize noise in the picture.

Also, use these buttons to reduce jitter in a still picture. Once you

make this adjustment, you probably will not have to do it again -

unless you select Still mode while playing a tape recorded on a

different VCR.

pe Dypiîeatlon) 19

m

ubbing from any VHS recorder (or camcorder) to another is simple. Just use the coimections and steps below. The
example below uses two VCRs like this one. Other VCRs may operate differently.

SI

At VCR 1

l Insert a pre-recorded tape. VCR 1 is the VCR (Video Cassette

CONNECTIONS 1

' Recorder) that will play your tape. If the record tab is missing

(page 6), playback starts. In that case, press the stop button.

At VCR 2

I Insert a blank tape in the editing VCR. The VCR will turn on

Source Player

' automatically. The VCR indicator light on the VCR should come on.

If not, press the VCR/TV button on the remote control.

{AN outputs)

(Back View)

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“

_____2_____________________________________

II I II____________II

^3

TV Set

(Used for monitoring)

{AN inputs)

P ::®

‘Ó

____

______

To Monitor the Re-Recording Process On Your TV

1 Turn the TV on.

Thm the TV chamiel to either 3 or 4, whichever channel VCR 2 is
set to (see page 8).

Select Input Source

I Point your remote control at VCR 2. Press 0-0 on the NUMBER

buttons. “L” appears on the VCR display panel.

Select Tape Speed

■'

Point your remote control at VCR 2. Press Tape SPEED button to

select SP (Standard Play) or SLP (Super Long Play).

Play Back the Tape

Press the PLAY button on VCR 1.

Record (Copy) the Tape

I Press the REC/OTR button on VCR 2.
' Remember: press the buttons in steps 6 and 7 simultaneously to

avoid missing any of the recording.

^ CAUTION

Unauthorized recording of copyrighted television programs, films,
video tapes, and other materials may infringe on the rights of
copyright owners and be contrary to copyright laws.

CONNECTIONS 2

VCR1
Source (Playing) VCR

(Back View)

AUDIO and
VIDEO OUT

VCR2
Editing (Recording) VCR
(Back View)

-tíZZ®H9|

TV Set

(Used for

monitoring)

Channels or 4

20 Tape Operation

Tape Counter Control

f you always rewind your tapes fully and reset the tape counter, then you’ll be able to use a list of program locations as an

index. You must use your remote control.

I

Select the Tape Counter Display

I To select the tape counter display, press the

' STATUS button. The tape counter display

appears on the TV screen.

. (Counter) I\/lEMO(ry)

Reset the Tape Counter

I To reset the tape counter, press the CXEAR

^ button. You can reset the counter to zero at

whatever point on the tape you choose.

Button

-CLEAR Button

-STATUS Button

Select the Memory Function

I To select the memory function, press the

MEMO(ry) button. “M” will appear on the
screen in front of the counter reading.

■FF/SEARCH Button
REVi/(ind)/SEARCH

' Button

■STOP Button

Start the Memory Function

1 To start the memory function, from anywhere on the tape, press the

STOP button, then press the REWfind) or FF (Fast Forward) button.
The tape will stop automatically wherever “0:00:00” was set

Go-To Function

‘'ou can have yoi

ou can have your VCR automatically “go to” and locate the point on the tape with the counter reading that you specify,

'i

You must use your remote control.

Y

Select the Go-To Function

NOW 1:00:00
GOTO

While in the Stop mode, press the GO-TO
button.
* The screen at right appears.

•VCR POWER Button

Select the Counter Number

I Select the desired counter number by pressing the NUMBER
' buttons. For example, by pressing 1,2-0,0-0,

the VCR will automatically go to the point

NOW 1:00:00
GOTO 1:20:00

with counter reading “1:20:00.”
If the counter location you want has a minus

■ GO-TO Button
VCR CH(annel)

■ UP/DOWN Buttons
NUMBER Buttons

(-) before it, you can enter the minus by
pressing the VCR CHfarmel) DOWN button.
To remove the minus, press the VCR CH(armel) UP button.

Start the Go-To Function

1 Press the PLAY or REC or STOP or VCR POWER button.

REC/OTR Button

■ STOP Button
PLAY Button

' The Go-To function will Fast Forward or Rewind to the counter

number, and depending on which button you pressed, will enter that
mode.
PLAY button = Will begin playback at that

' NOW

GOTO

1-20:00
1:20:00

point.
REC button = Will begin recording at that
point.
STOP button = Will stop at that point.
VCR POWER button - Will turn the VCR’s power off at that point.

Re-Setting Your VCR’s Tuner 21

o place receivable channels in your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder), follow steps 1- 4 below. This function lets you re
program your VCR’s tuner at any time.With the Add/Delete feature you can add or delete any channel. You must use

T

your remote control.

1 Make sure...

the steps on pages 7-8 have been completed, and your TV and
VCR are on.
to make each entry within 60 seconds, otherwise the VCR will exit
the Ibner Set Up mode and you will have to start over.

Display the Tuner Set Up Mode

I First, press the MENU button to display the
’ main menu screen.

MENU Button
VCR CH(ann8l)

UP/DOWN Buttons
NUMBER Buttons

Now, press the NUMBER 3 button to select
“TUNER SET UR”
The screen at right appears.

Start Auto Program

I Press the NUMBER 3 button to start Auto
' Programming. “AUTO SET PROCEEDING,

PLEASE WATT’ appears on the TV screen.

Finish Auto Program

1 When auto program is complete, “AUTO SET COMPLETED”

appears on the TV screen, and then the lowest channel stored in the

Remote Control

VCR’s memory will appear on the TV screen. To view other stored
chaimels, press the VCR CH(annel) UP/DOWN button. Line mode
is always stored in the VCR’s memory. “L” appears on the VCR’s
front panel when selected using the VCR CH(armel) UP/DOWN
button.

p Adding and Deleting a Channel

1. Press the MENU button to display the menu screen. Next, press
the 3 button to select “TUNER SET UP.”

2. Press the 2 button to change from “TV” to “CABLE TV.”
Press the 1 button to change from “CABLE TV” to “TV.”
“[ON]” appears beside your selection.

3. Press the 4 button to select the Add/Delete
channel feature. The display shown here
will appear.

4. Press two numbers to add or delete charmels
up to 99. For 100 and higher, first press the

1(X) button, then two numbers.

• Always enter a “0” before any single-digit

entries. For example, 0, then 6 for “6.”

• Refer to “Using the 100 Button” to enter a

three-digit number.

5. Press the 1,2, or 3 button to “ADD,”
“DELETE,” or “SELECT ANOTHER CH”
that is in the VCR’s memory.
If “3” is selected, the display in step 3 will re-appear.
To exit the Add/Delete mode, press the MENU button once.

SELECT CHANNEL NUMBER

TO END PUSH MENU

TO SaECT PUSH NUMBER

1 ADO
2 DELETE
3 SELECT ANOTHER CH

TO END PUSH MENU

TO SELECT IHKH NO. SHO'^

1TV [ON]
2CABLETV
3AUTO PROGRAMMING
4ADD.-DELETECH

5 CHMEMORY REVIEW

TO END PUSH MENU

AUTO SET proceed:nb
PLEASE WAtT

P Channel Memory Review

First, press the MENU button. Next, press
the 3 button to select “TUNER SET UP.”
Now, press the 5 button to select “CH
MEMORY REVIEW.” The memorized

charmel list will appear on the TV screen.

Now, press the 1 button to see the next

channel list. Press the
2 button to see the
previous channel list
To exit, press the

MENU button.

'memorized CHANNEL; CABLED

15 17 20 21 27 31
32 36 42 43 45 47
50 51 52 66 64 67
63 70 73 75 78 SO
61 63 64 66 68 63
90 92 55 104 107 112

NEXT-t PREVIOUS-2

TO END PUSH MENU

_________

P Using the 100 Button

To select channel munbers 100 to 125 with
the NUMBER buttons, first press the 100
button and then enter the remaining two
numbers. For example for channel 105,
press NUMBER buttons 100,0,5.

22

Notes on Operations

Hook Up Your VCR

• If the reception on all channels is unsatisfactory, you may
need to re-tune your TV set.

Clock Adjustment

• In the Clock Adjustment mode, be sure to enter the first
digit and all subsequent entries within 10 seconds of one
another. Otherwise, the VCR will automatically leave this
mode and the program you were watching will return to
the screen. If this happens, press the MENU button and
start again.

• Be sure to enter “0” before single-digit numbers.

• The letters indicating the day of the week will appear
when you have entered both digits for the year.

• If the digits entered for the day do not match the calendar,
the entry will be rejected and “?” will appear.

• If you press the MENU button while in the Clock Set
mode, the TV screen will return to the program you were
watching.

Channel Indication

• If the channel you select has no broadcast, the screen will
change to a solid blue field. The screen will remain blue
until an active channel is selected.

Special Playback Features

• During search playback, horizontal noise bars will appear
on the TV screen.

• After the VCR has been in the Still mode for 5 minutes, it
will automatically go to the Stop mode to protect the tape
and video heads.

• Special-effects playback can be used during playback of
tapes recorded in the SP or SLP mode.

To Record

• Although it is possible to change the tape speed while
you are recording, some distortion will appear on the tape
at the point where you make the change.

• After the VCR has been in the Pause mode for 5 minutes,
it will automatically go to the Stop mode to protect the
tape and video heads.

Timer Recording

To do a timer recording in the LINE mode, follow steps

1- 4 in “Timer Recording” section. At step 5, press the

NUMBER button 0 twice (0,0) to engage the LINE

(external source) mode. Complete the rest of the steps

under “Timer Recording” section.

• Timer recording may not be performed or continued if a
power interruption of more than one minute occurs
before or during timer recording, even if power resumes
thereafter. Preset clock and timer data will be lost. This is
indicated by the clock display on the VCR which resets
to If this happens, reset the clock and program
the timer.

• If the time spans of two preset programs overlap, the
lower-numbered program will have priority and the
second program will start only after the first program has
been executed.

• If the POWER button is pressed to OFF with no cassette
loaded, the TIMER and “Cassette Inside” indicators will
continue blinking.

• If the record tab is missing, the cassette will be ejected
when the POWER button is pressed to OFF, and the
TIMER and “Cassette Inside” indicators will continue
blinking.

Power Failure

• Timer Recordings will be erased if the power fails.
Repeat “Set the Clock” on page 9 before setting up a
“Timer Recording” on pages 15-16.

Satellite Hook-Up

• Watching one TV channel while recording another may
not be possible with a satellite hook-up.

• You may have to set your VCR to channel 3 or 4 and
make your channel selections at the satellite converter
box.

• If you use accessory Audio and Video cables (not
supplied) to hook-up your VCR to TV, you will have to
set your VCR to Line Input.
TV screen when you first switch into this mode. “L”
appears on your VCR.

“A/V IN” appears on your

One Touch Recording (OTR)

• If the preset time for a timer recording comes up during
OTR recording, OTR has priority.

Line Input

• If you accidentally get into the Line mode (“L” appears
on the VCR), simply press the VCR CH(annel)
UP/DOWN button or select a channel using the
NUMBER buttons to exit.

Before Requesting Service 23

IMPORTANT NOTE: Periodic maintenance is required in order to maintain the unit’s continued excelient performance. After a
period of time the Video heads wiil require replacement. If cleaning or replacement of the \^deo heads is required, this service
should be performed by an authorized Video System Service Center.

Check the following points once again if you are having some difBculty with your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder).

I—Power-

No power...

Power Failure...

—Recording & Playback-

TV program can’t be recorded...

Timer recording can’t be performed...

There is no playback picture, or the playback picture is
noisy or contains streaks...

-Correction----------------------------------

• Check that the power cord is correctly connected to an AC
(Alternating Current) outlet.

> Check that the Power button is set to on.

> Please complete “Setting the Clock” on page 9 before

attempting to set up a “Timer Recording” on page 15-16.

-Correction-

> Check the comiections between the VCR, the external

antenna, and your TV.

• Make sure that the record tab on the back of the cassette is

still intact. (P.6).

• Set the recording start/stop time correctly (P.15-16).

> Make sure that the POWER button is set to “OFF’ (P.16).

• Timer recording may not be performed or continued if a
power interruption of more than 1 minute occurs before or

during Timer Recording, even if the power resumes
thereafter.

• Select the same channel on your TV as that of the VCR

Channel 3/4 switch (P.8).

• Set the TV/VCR selector to “VCR”.

• Check that channel 3 or 4 of the TV is properly adjusted.

• Adjust the Tracking control slowly in either direction

(P.18).

During special effects playback, the picture may contain
some vertical jitter when using a TV which has an
Automatic Vertical Hold Control...

If the top of your playback picture waves back and forth
excessively...

• Set the TV’s Vertical Hold Control, if available, to

“MANUAL” and adjust.

> Because the VCR playback signal is not as stable as an

off-the-air TV signal, the top of your TV screen may be
bent or unstable during playback. To solve this problem,
slowly turn the HORIZONTAL HOLD control on your
TV to correct the wavy picture. If your TV does not have
the horizontal hold control or adjusting the control does
not help, please contact your local TV service center.

24 Before Requesting Service (cont’d)

-Remote Control-

VCR can’t be remote controlled...

—Miscellaneous-------------------

You can’t view programs nomially on the TV..,

Video cassette can’t be inserted...

Video cassette can’t be removed...

Video cassette ejects when the OTR or RECORD button is
pressed, or when the POWER button is pressed off to set the

Timer...

—Correction

• Aim the Remote Control directly at the remote sensor on
the VCR.

• Avoid aU obstacles which may interfere with the signal
path.

> Inspect or replace the batteries (P.6).
> Make sure batteries are inserted correctly (P.6).

—Correction

• Set the VCR/TV selector to “TV”.

• Insert the cassette with the window side up and the record
tab facing you.

• Make sure a cassette tape is not already inserted. Press

STOPyEJECT button on VCR.

• Check that the power cord is correctly connected to your
VCR’s back panel and to an AC (Alternating Current)
outlet

• If the VCR’s TIMER indicator is lit, press POWER to
disengage the timer first, and then press STOP/EJECT.

• Check the cassette to be sure that the record tab on the
back of the cassette is still intact (P.6).

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Specifications

Video Recording System

Video Signal
Antenna

VHP Output Signal

Power Requirement

Power Consumption

Operating Temperature

Relative Humidity

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Rotary four-head helical scan
system
EIA standards: NTSC color
VHF/UHF - 75 ohm external
antenna terminal
Channel 3 or 4 (switchable) 75
ohms unbalanced
AC110V-127V-220V'v
50/60 Hz

19W

41'>F(5°C)to 104“F(40°C)

10% to 80%

Weight
Dimensions
Diner

Broadcast Channels

CATV Channels

Accessories

3.8 kg
360(W) X 94(H) X 295(D) mm

VHF2-13,UHF14-69
Midband A-I
Superband J-W
Hyperband AA - EEE
Lowband A5-A1
Special channel 5A
Ultraband 65-125

• Wireless Remote Control

• “AAA” Batteries

• RF Coaxial Cable

• Conversion plug

THE BEST CHOICE FOR YOUR

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

Philips offers a full range of High Grade &

Extra High Grade Video Cassettes.

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