RCA VR270 User Manual
VideoCassette
nell
Recorder
Owner's Manual
No other RCA Video Cassette Recorder has the same serial number as yours. It is important that you
record the number and other vital information here, in case your VCR is stolen or in case you need a
complete description for any other reason. You will find the model and serial numbers on the back of
the VCR. You will also find both numbers recorded on your registration form.
Purchase Date
Dealer
Model: VR270 Serial Number
VCR registration is very important so that you can be contacted should there be a safety inspection,
modification, or product recall under applicable laws or regulations or otherwise. The dealer who sold
you the VCR should have registered it and given you a copy of the registration form.
If your dealer did not give you a copy of the registration, contact him promptly and ask for it. You
must be able to show your registration or evidence of purchase date to any RCA Authorized VCR
Servicemer to receive warranty parts and service. We suggest you attach your sales slip and warranty
registration to this booklet and keep them in a safe place for future reference.
Your VCR operates on 120 volts, 60 Hz (normal household current) and has a
polarized plug. Because one blade of the plug is wider than the other, the plug fits in
the ',','allsocket only one way. Do not defeat the safety feature of this plug. If you
need an extension, use a polarized cord.
Caution: To prevent electric shock do not use the polarized plug on this Video
Cassette Recorder with an extension cord, receptacle, or other outlet unless the
blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade exposure.
Mise en garde: Pour pr_venir les chocs _lectriques, ne pas utiliser la fiche polaris_e de
cet appareil avec une rallonge, une prise de courant ou une autre sortie, a moins que
les lames puissent fitre ins_r_es h fond sans qu'aucune partie soit laissfie _.decouvert.
WARNING: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this VCR to rain or moisture.
i Illustrated below is the label on the back of your Video Cassette Recorder.
The symbol of a lightning flash within a triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "'dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.
An exclamation point within a triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (service) instructions in the literature accompanying the product.
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover or back. No user-serviceable
pans are in ide. If you spill liquid on the VCR, disconnect the power cord to prevent possible fire or
shock hazard and consult authorized service personnel. Moisture can damage internal parts. Refer all
service to RCA VCR Authorized Servicenter personnel only.
Caution: Maintain electrical safety. Powerline-operated equipment or accessories connected to this
unit should bear the UL listing mark or CSA certification mark on the accessory itself and sl-,auld not
have been modified so as to defeat the safety features. This will help avoid an 3, potential hazard from
electric shock or fire. If in doubt, contact ciualified service personnel.
Note to Cable TV Installer:.
This reminder is provided to caL! your attention to Article 820-22 of the National Electrical Code
(Section 54 of Canadian Electrical Code, Part I), that provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in
particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building
as close to the point of cable entry as practical.
CAUTION
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Caution: The unauthorized recording of television programs and other materials may infringe
the rights of others.
Using This Manual
Contents
Warrant_ Registration ......... Inside Front Cover
Safety I:;recautions ............. Inside Front Cover
What" Your VCR Will Do ....................... 2
Congratulations on your choice of an RCA VCR, You
have selected a high-quality, precision-engineered
instrument designed to give you years of video and
audio enjoyment.
To get the best performance from your new VCR, it is
important that you carefully read and foUow the
operating instructions in this manual in the sequence in
which they are presented.
This manual is divided into two sections,
• Section I explains how to install the VCR and basic
operation.
• Section I1 contains Quick Reference Guides.
illustrates how to connect components, and includes
general information.
Should you experience a problem, please follow the
"Trouble Checks" on page 34. The warranty on the back
cover describes what will be done for you should your new
VCR need service during the warranty period. It also tells
you how and from whom you should request service.
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Basic Installation Instructions
• Unpacking, Choosing Location ............... 4
• General Installation Information .............. 4 i
• Basic Antenna and Cable-TV Connections .... 5
• Antenna Connections ....................... 6-7 !
• Cable-TV Connections ...................... 8-9
• TV Monitor/Receiver Connections ........... 10
Basic Operation
• Basic Operating Controls and Displays ....... l]
• Inserting/Removing Cassettes ................ 11
• Turning on Your VCR for the First Time .... 12
• Programming Active Channels into VCR's
Tuner ....................................... 12
• Erasing Channels from the Scan List ......... 12
• Adding Channels to the Scan List ............ 12
• Setting TV to VCR Channel ................. 13
• Using the TV VCR Button on the Remote ... [3
• Simplified Installation Checklist .............. 13
Remole Control ............................ 14-15
• Batte_ Installation .......................... 14
Setting the Clock .............................. 16
First Recording and Playback .................. 17
Operating Controls (Detailed) ............... 18-19
Special Effects and Features
• Pause During Recording ..................... 20
• Pause for Stop-Action Playback .............. 20
• Picture Search ............................... 20
• Tracking Control ............................ 20
• Tape Counter ............................... 21
• On-Screen Display .......................... 21
• Memory Stop ............................... 21
Programming the Timer ..................... 22-23
Timer Recording ............................... 24
Express Recording ............................. 25
Video Cassettes ............................... 26
I
Quick Reference Operating Guides
• Normal TV Viewing ......................... 28
• Recording With TV Off ..................... 28
• Recording and Viewing the Same Program ... 28
• Recording and Viewing Different Programs... 29
• Basic Playback .............................. 29
Component Recording
• Recording from Another VCR ............... 30
• C,-mera Recording .......................... 31
Alternate Remote Control Units ............. 32-33
Cabinet Cleaning .............................. 34
Trouble Checks ................................ 34
Optional Accessories ........................... 35
Index (Alphabetical) ........................ 36-37
Specifications ......................... Back Cover
Warrant3'. ............................ Back Cover
N_,_CompactDesi_.m-State-of-the-artminiaturization
no_..al}ov_sRCAt(_dramaticallyreducethesizeof its
VCK'swithoutsacrificingfeaturesorperformanceThis
new compact size takes up less space on top of a console
TV or in a component rack system. Use the extra room
for cable-TV decoders, headphones, or other peripheral
equipment.
Infrared Remote Control-Puts complete control of your
VCR's most popular features in the palm of your hand.
Wireless remote control uses reliable infrared signals to
activate all primary functions, including timer
programming. VCR can be operated with an RCA
Digital Command remote control and integrated into a
unified RCA audio/video system.
FS Tuner-Ill-channel Frequency Synthesis (FS)
tuning pi,,vides accurate selection of all VHF/UHF or
up to 41 unscrambled cable channels."
Quartz-controlled electronics automatically lock the
system onto the signal, eliminating the need for fine
tuning, Most cable systems can be connected directly
through the VCR without the need for a converter box.
Bright. easy-to-read display indicates channel selected.
*Local systems may vary; check your cable company's
compatibility requirements.
Fhiurescent Displa) s-Vivid amber, easy-to-read
displays include channel number, current time and day.
and tape speed selected, indicators include status
displays, cassette-in display, timer programmed display,
Express Record (XPR) display, and many more that aid
m easy operation of this VCR.
Tape Counter mith MemoD'-When the tape counter is
displayed on the TV screen, fast forward and rewind will
stop when the counter reads "0000." By resetting the
counter to "0000" at the desired point on the tape, you
can stop at this point for repeated viewing of a certain
scene.
Search/Stop Action-Visually scan forward or reverse
through taped material. Examine details easily missed in
a moving picture by stopping the action at any point in
the tape. SLP mode provides best performance.
Auto Power-On-Simply inserting a cassette in the VCR
turns it on. A POWER button is also provided for
manual control.
Auto Play-When a prerecorded cassette (with record
protect tab removed) is inserted in the VCR, it
automatically starts playing. When the end of the tape is
reached, Auto Rewind automatically rewinds the tape.
Auto Programming-Preset available channels into
VCR's electronic scan memory at the touch of a single
button. No more elaborate programming steps. After
automatic programming, channels can be selected by
remote control scanning-either up or down. ADD and
ERASE buttons are also included for customizing the
memory scan list.
8-Hour Recording Time-Enjoy up to 8 hours of
uninterrupted recording or playback in SLP mode with
T-160 cassette. Standard Play (SP) and Long Play (LP)
are also included to ensure compatibility with all VHS
tapes. VCR automatically selects correct playback
speed.
On-Screen Remote Timer Programming-With RCA's
advanced remote control, all timer programming can be
done from across the room. At the touch of a button.
easy-to-follow instructions appear on the TV screen and
guide the _iewer through each programming sequence.
Th: timer memory can be preset up to a year in advance
to record _p to 4 events automatically.
Express Recording (XPR)-Use this feature to record
without numerous programm;ng steps. Just enter the
length of desired program (up to 4 hours) while
rec('rding. VCR will record for the proper length of time
and shut off automaticallv.
Auto Rewind '_ith Shutoff-When VCR reaches the end
of the tape in Playback or Record, it automatically
rewinds the tape. This ends the trouble of remembering
to rewind tapes (v.'hich is recommended for proper care
of cassettes). To prevent accidental tape erasures,
however, the tape does not Auto Rewind after timer
recording.
HQ Picture-Advanced electronics sharpen image
definition for improved picture quality. HQ circuitry
provides superior recording quality while allowing
complete playback compatibility with recordings made
on non-HQ VHS machines.
Oplional Accessories-Optional Accessories are
available for use with your new VCR to expand your
home video system. Some accessories are shown on
page 35.
Unpacking
WhenyouunpackyournewVCR,besureyouhave
removedall theaccessoriesandinformationslicers.We
recommendthatyousavethepackingmaterialsandbox
in caseyou ever need to ship or store your VCR.
The accessories supplied for connecting your antenna,
VCR, and TV set are shown here. The remote control
unit and its batteries are also packed in with the VCR.
5 fl 300-ohm flat lead-in (twin-lead) I _ m
VCR Coaxial RF Cable _ ,_ _,_r_ _ _ !
(RCAAccessory NO RT023) [_ _ _I
300/75-ohm Transformer
(RCA Accessory NO AH055)
_ Remote Control
Remote Control Batteries (Size "AA" 1.5 volt )
Location
• Choose a location that is convenient, but av.,ay from
sources of heat such as direct sunlight and heating
units.
• If the VCR is to be installed in an equipment rack or
cabinet with other devices, be sure that there is
adequate ventilation at the back and around the sides
of the components. The VCR should not be placed on
or directly above a stereo amplifier because of the
heat that rises from the amplifier.
• Choose a flat surface at least as large as the VCR so
that it rests on its mounting feet. h is important that
air can pass through the ventilation holes in the'
bottom of the unit to prevent it from overheating. Do
not operate the VCR on a rug or carpet because the
pile will obstruct these holes.
Some TV sets may cause interference in home VCR's.
To avoid interference and get the best performance from
your VCR, follow these guidelines:
• When placing the VCR under a TV, keep at least 18
inches between the bottom of the TV and the top of
the VCR.
• If interference is present when the VCR is used on top
of the TV or at the 18-inch distance below the set,
move the VCR to a position beside the TV.
• If moving the VCR does not solve the interference
problem, try plugging the VCR into a different wall
socket.
• If interference continues after all the above, call your
dealer or service representative.
You may find the following booklet prepared by the
Federal Communications Commission helpful:
htterference Handbook
This booklet is available from the Superintendent of
Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
Washington, DC 20402
IMPORTANT
There are two basic steps for connecting your new
VCR to your present TV and antenna(s) or cable-TV.
The first step is to disconnect the antenna(s) or cable-
TV from the TV and reconnect it to the VCR. The
second step is to connect the VCR to the "I'%'.Be sure
you do both steps.
Since there are many different types of antennas and
TV's, there are several ways to make the above
connections. Therefore. the instructions have been
divided into sections. Basic antenna/cable-TV
connections are explained on page 5. More detailed
instructions for connecting your home antenna
sy,stem are on pages 6 and 7. Detifiled directions for
connecting more complicated cable-TV systems are
on pages g and 9. If you ha\e a TV monitor/receiver.
you may want to make the additional connections
described on page I0.
The antenna is the "signal receiver" that picks up TV
broadcasts. Some modern antennas receive both VHF
(Very High Frequency) channels 2 through 13, and
UHF (Ultra High Frequency) channels 4 through 83.
V TYPICAL _.r O TYPtCAL
INDOOR ANTENNA UTDOOR ANTENNA
4
TYPES OF ANTENNA CABLES
__ Push-on
_ -*'--- Screw-on
Flat 300-ohm Round 75-ohm
twin-lead cable coaxia+ cable
Some antennas are designed only for VHF reception and
others are designed omy for UHF reception.
Signals from your antenna are conducted through flat
"twin-lead" cable, or through round "coaxiaP' cable.
Cable-TV (CATV) supplies television signals directly by
round cable without the need for a home antenna.
Cable-TV delivers both VHF and UHF channels and
programs not available from a home antenna.
In most situations you will get better picture quality if
you use an outdoor antenna or connect your TV and
VCR to a cable-TV system. If this is not possible, use a
good quality indoor antenna. Your indoor antenna
should have separate leads for VHF and UHF if you are
in an area with both VHF and UHF stations-or you
may use separate VHF and UHF indoor antennas.
- Basic Antenna Connections
Your VCR is quite easy to install. To connect an antenna, you will first be attaching the antenna to the
VCR, and then connecting the VCR to the TV as shown below.
VCR
I I
antenna VCR
Connect 2 Connect
• to VCR. • to TV.
Detailed instructions for connecting an antenna are on the next two pages.
Note: Set the NORM/CA TV Switch on the back of your VCR to NORM when you connect a home antenna
system.
Basic Cable-TV Connections
Your VCR is quite easy to install. To connect a cable-TV system, you will first be attaching the cable-TV
cable to the VCK, and then connecting the VCR to the TV as shown below.
Back of VCR Back
Cable-TV
System _ .....
c::ble-TV system to Vk/Fjack
1 Connect 2 Connect VCR
• to VCR. ' • onTV.
This connection diagram can be used to connect most types of cable-TV systems. Detailed instructions for
connecting more complicated cable-TV systems are on pages 8 and 9.
Note: Set the NORM/CATV Switch to CATV when you connect a cable-TV system.
of TV
5
o Disconnect Existing Antenna from TV and Connect it to VCR.
(Your antenna connections will probably resemble those in one of the diagrams on this page.)
k. 1.
Bo
If your existing antenna is connected
to your TV like this:
Cable(s)
From
"°'°7_ ---__- q
UHF _
°
If your existing antenna is connected
to your TV like this:
Cab_e(s)
Antenna s
From ._
vH_ ! VHF
BaCk
of TV
Back
of TV
2. Disconnect the antenna from your TV and
connect it to your VCR like this:
VHF
From Anlenna A_aDler
(Suppi,e(_)
--Or--
,
Disconnect the antenna from your TV and
connect it to your VCR like this:
From Anlenna
VHF
From Amenna
¢.*w
Ct
1. If your existing antenna is connected
to your TV like this:
Back
of TV
Antenna j ,_j r-_ _
il
VHF UHF Band _ _J_IUHF
D" " 1 rl enn 1 "
I. If your existng a t a s ,:onnecteo
Cable
separator FI_z_ I
to your TV like thi_: oBT__
I
sp,.e, u._
--or-
2. Disconnect the antenna from your TV and
connect it to your VCR like tl;fis:
Cab,e _
Antenna
Combination
VHF UHF Ban(_ _
Separator
--Or--
°
Disconnect the antenna from your TV and
connect it to your VCR like this: (or replace
splitter with a band separator and connect
as shown above in step C2.)
From r ansforme ' _'
Sphtler
VHF
From Spli_ter
*Optional accessor 3, available from your RCA dealer or electronic supply store.
Z.,"I! Connect VCR to back of TV.
(The antenna connections on the back of your TV will probably resemble those in one of the diagrams below.)
A" 1.
B° It,
If the antenna connection on the
back of your TV looks like this:
Back of TV
If the antenna connection on the
back of your TV looks like this:
2. Connect the VCR to ",'our TV like this:
Back of VCR --_v//_ 3
-- -- "/_" Back of TV
i"_-'_'_ _ _ _ _" _ F
iw_Am C'oaxtaq
• Twin-Lead 1
Cable
(Supptil_l)
--Ol'--
2. Connect the VCR to your TV like this:
Back of VCR ,_ Back of TV
_(_. _' co_*i= I_ _4 v il-_
i _M'_ =_ RF Cable
VHF 13/
Screws
UHF TV
Screws
VHF
Round
"VVJack
MHF TV
Screws
UHF TV
Screws
(Supplied)
Back of "iV
C° 1.
If the antenna connection on the
2. Connect the VCR to ','our TV like this:
back of your TV looks like this:
Back of TV
Note: Set the NORM/CA TI" switch on the back of your VCR to the NORM position if you connect a home
antenna to your VCR.
VHF
RounO
TVJaCk
UHF
RounO
TVJaCk
7
Your VCR is designed to receive unscrambled cable
channels as shown in the chart below.
CHANNELoI NUMBER CABLE REFERENCEA.8 ]
2-13 2-13 ]
14-36 I A-W ;
95-99 i A-5 to A-I I
The manner in which you interconnect your VCR and
TV with a cable-TV system is dependent primarily on
(a) whether your TV is cable-compatible and (b) whether
any channeis on your cable-TV system are scrambled.
Use the Selection Chart at the right to determine which
one of the following four Cable-TV connection diagrams
(A-D) you should use.
IF YOUR TV
IS:
cable-
compatible
not
cable-
compatible
AND _,'OUR CABLE-TV THEN USE
SYSTEM H&S: DIAGRAM(S):
no scrambled channels A
_me or all channels
scrambled
no scrambled channels
some or all channels
scrambled
B or C or D
BorC
CorD
Note: If you wish to also record one or more local UHF
channels that your Cable-TV system does not offer, first
follow the appropriate cable-TV connection instructions
described below, then connect your UHF antenna to
your VCR as described in the section titled "Antenna
Connections".
Note: Set the 1VORM/CA TV Switch on the back of your
VCR to CA TV if you connect a cable-TV system to your
VCR.
A" DISCONNECT CABLE FROM "IV.
F:rom
Cable-TV -- --
From
CaDle-TV
Syslem TO
___
Disconnect From
B. DISCONNECT CABLE "IV I
FROM CONVERI"ER [
Your TV
CONNECT CABLE TV TO VCIL
From
System
Conn6ctlof_$
No
UHF
Cao,°-,v
FrOm
Cable-TV To
----System _verler__ --
Ol$conrt ect
From
Your
Converter
.o i,_._._ x__-_.- i,suoo,,°0,
UHF Ig;p.__W..d_ '" - •
Connechons I tin* (" _) _1" ] , I
-- BACK OF VCR "--
When you use this set of connections, keep your TV
tuned to the channel you have been using (usually
channel 3 or 4) and use the converter box as you
always have for normal TV viewing and for viewing
some other channel while you are recording.
\ 1.=. I
i \ _ Co.,,a_I /" /
p _ t '
, II '_' our
CONNECT CABLE TO VCR, ]
\ ./
_BACK OF VCR_
-or-
I CONNECT VCR TO CONVERTER.
I
I
e,"
I
I Convetqe r Box
When yau want to view the channel you are
recording, or when you play the VCR, tune the
"'converter box" to the same channel that you have
set the channel switch on the back of the VCR. either
channel 3 or 4. (This is called the "VCR channel"
throughout the operating instructions in this manual.)
Note: The VCR will not be able to record scrambled
channels with this hookup. To record scrambled
channels, use hookup D.
I
CONNECT VCR TO TV.
Coaxcal
FIF Cable
(Suoo_ied)
ORIGINAL CONNECTION
FROM CONVERTER TO "IV
On NOt
Ol_*con necI
Back ol TV
DO NOT CHANGE
I
I
lI Back Of TV
I
C. When you use these connections the A-B switch is
used to select either the converter output or the VCR
output. This arrangement will let you use your VCR
as a "remote-controlled converter box" when you are
(_ Disconnect Cable-TV from converter.
(_) Disconnect "IV from converter cable.
C) Connect Cable-"lW to input of splitter.
Converter Box
F,om II
Cable-TV
System I Converter Cable @
Connect splitter to convener.
(_ Connect splitter to VCR.
(_) Connect converter to A-B switch.
(_ Connected
_I
Do NOI Otsconnecl
Olsoon ne¢l _¢om TV
Converlet Box
not recording, as explained below the diagram.
Note: The VCR will not be able to record scrambled
channels with this hookup. To record scrambled
channels, use hookup D.
(_ Connect VCR to A-B switch.
(_) Connect A-B switch to "IV.
AHO2B"
AffeaOy
AH020" /
-'_ _,n Back of TV
From (_ _ _ _'_" "Optiona, aocessol'y available
Cable-Tv _/ AH004" from your RCA dealer.
System Cables
Use "A" Position of A-B Switch For.
• Viewing any cable-TV channel while you record some
other channel with the VCK.
• Viewing all scrambled channels.
• Viewing cable channels when the VCR is tumed off.
(Cable channels 2 through 13can also be viewed with the
VCR turned off and the A-B switch set to position "B.")
/ L_ ;.31 caD_es _L}
Use "B" Position of A-B Switch For.:.
• Playing a recording.
• Viewing a nonscrambled channel at the same time you
are recording it (channel selected with the VCK tuner).
Note: When you set the A-B switch to "B," tune your TV to
the same channel that you have selected on the back of your
VCR (3 or 4). This is called the "VCK channel" throughout
this manual.
-or-
D. Tr, s system requires two "converter boxes" from the converter boxes, both for recording and normal
your cable-TV company, and there may be an TV viewing.
additional charge. All channels must be selected with
(_) Disconnect Cable-TV from converter. (_ Connect splitter to each of the converters.@ Connect VCR to A-B switch.
(_) Disconnect TV from converter cable. (_) Connect one converter to A-B switch. (_) Connect A-B switch to TV.
(2) Connect Cable-TV to input of splitter. (_) Connect other converter to VCR.
Converler BOX I Or Jglnal AH02fl"
System Convetler Cable @1 I L _*_P_'_ _
I Converler BO_ _ A-B Switch
_*_ Do Not Disconnect ] kl_ Connected | v "i _"_ II I_
-- O ect FromTV ' /...... (_) _ _ '_._ i
Signal / / ) ]
_ / I L j]
I -o- ,ao,
Syslern Ii- II ........... from your RCA dealer.
Use "A" Position of A-B Switch For.:. Use "B" Position of A-B Switch For.
• Viewing any cable-TV channel while you record some • Playing a recording.
other channel with the VCR. • Viewing any channel at the same time you are recording
• Viewing any cable-TV channel when your VCK is turned it. Select the channel with the converter that is connected
off. to the VCR, and tune the VCR to the output channel of
Note: When you set the A-B switch to "B,'" tune your T'V to the same channel that you have selected on the back of your
VCR (3 or 4). Tiffs is called the "VCR channel" throughout this manual.
Colorer tet BOx _
the converter (usually 3 or 4).
-- Direct Video and Audio Connections
Connecting the video output and audio output jacks of
your VCR to the corresponding video and audio input
jacks of your TV monitor/receiver may produce a
slightly better picture during playback. This "direct"
signal connection bypasses the TV tuner during
playback.
UHF
From Home
Antenna System
(Used Only if You
Have Home UHF Antenna)
I
II l,
To UHF Antenna
Connections on "IV
(Used Only if You I_ I_
Have Home UHF Antenna)
Note: Set this switch to NORM if home
antenna is connected. Set to CATV if
cable-TV system is connected.
tN
I NORM CATV
OUT TO "iV UT
VHF
UHF Audio/Video
Cabtes
IN FROM ANT. (Not Supplied)
Such as RCA
I =AHOO2"i
To TV's
Video In
I
S
J_
Signal /
Splitter
{No! Supplied)
Such as RCA
=AH020"
"Optional accessory available from your RCA dealer.
Operating Instructions:
• For norrnal VHFor cable-TV viewing independent of
I'CR. place TV Mortitor/Receiver in TUNER
mode and select channels with TV Monitor/
Receiver tuner.
• For wewing of channel being recorded, place TV
Morutor/Recei','er in VIDEO INPUT mode. Use
VCR tuner to select channel.
10
TO TV's I!R gONe AU'OlO
AudJoln _._ Ux
%
Typical
From Home VHF Antenna Monitor/
Or Cabte-TV Receiver
System Inputs
• For recording one channel while viewing another,
place "l_' Monitor/Receiver in TUNER mode. Use
VCR tuner to select channel to be recorded. Use
TV Monitor/Receiver tuner to select channel to be
viewed
• For plc_vback of recorded program, place TV
Monitor/Receiver in I'IDEO 1NPUT mode.
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