RCA VR628HF User Manual

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

WARNING

RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

A This symbol indicates

"dangerous voltage" inside

the product that presents a

risk of electric shock or personal injury.

Riîfer to the identification/rating label located on the back panel of your

product for its proper operating voltage. FCC Regulations state that unauthorized changes or modifications to this

equipment may void the user's authority to operate it.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). No user serviceable parts inside.

Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

This symbol indicates

Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, match

wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert. Attention: Pour éviter les chocs électriques, introduire

la lame la plus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser jusqu au fond.

important instructions

accompanying the product.

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.

Cable TV Installer: This reminder is provided to call your attention to Article 820-40 of the National Electrical Code (Section 54 of the Canadian

Electrical Code, Part 1) which 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.

Product Registration

Please fill out the product registration card and return it immediately. Returning this card allows us to contact you if needed.

Keep your sales receipt to obtain warranty parts and service and for proof of purchase. Attach it here and record the serial and model numbers in case you need them. The numbers are located on the back of the product.

Model No. Serial No. Purchase Date:

VR628HF

Dealer/Address/Phone:

IMPORTANT SAFEOUARDS

Srr:: -vou. produ«, safe., ,s a .ai„.

Installation

1 Read and Follow Instructions—All

the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated. Follow all operating instructions.

2 Retain Instructions—The safety and

operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

3 Heed Warnings—Comply with all warnings on the

product and in the operating instructions.

4 Polarization/Grounding—This product is equipped

with either a polarized, non-polarized, or a grounding type power cord plug. If equipped with the non polarized type (two blades of identical size), the

following does not apply. ’

• A polarized power plug (two blades, one wider than the other) will fit into'a

power receptacle only one way. This is a safety feature. Do not defeat it. If you are unable to insert the plug fully, try reversing it, or have an electrician

change the receptacle. If you need an

extension cord, use only a polarized extension cord.

• A grounding type power plug (two

blades and a round pin) will fit only into a grounding type receptacle with matching openings. This is safety feature. Do not defeat it. You may need an

electrician to instalj a grounding type

receptacle. If you need an extension cord, use only a

grounding type extension cord.

5 Power Sources—This product should be operated

only from the type of power source indicated on the product s marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your dealer or local power company. For products intended to ■.

operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to

the operating instructions.

6 Overloading—Db not overload

wall outlets or extension cords as

this can result in a risk of fire or

electric shock. Overloaded AC outlets, extension cords, frayed power cords, damaged or cracked wire insulation, and broken plugs

are dangerous. They may result in a shock or fire

hazard. Periodically examine the cord, and if its appearance indicates damage or deteriorated insulation, have it replaced by your service technician.

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7 Power-Cord Protection^Power-supply cords should

be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them. Pay particular attention to cords where they are attached

to plugs, convenience receptacles and at the point where they exit from the product.

8 Ventilation—Slots and openings in the enclosure are

provided for ventilation to ensure reliable Operation of the product and to protect it from overheating. These openings must not be blocked or covered. These openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface

This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register, or another heat source (including amplifiers). This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or equipment rack unless proper ventilation is provided or

the product manufacturer's instructions have been followed.

9 Attachments—Do not use attachments unless

recommended by the product manufacturer as they

may cause hazards.

Water and Moisture—Do not use this product near vvater—for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near

a swimming pool and the like.

Accessories—Do not place this product on an

unstable surface or support. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult as well as serious damage to the product. Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer's instructions

and use only a mounting accessory recommended by

the manufacturer.

11A A product and cart combination

should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.

12 Outdoor Antenna Grounding—If an outside

antenna or cable system is connected to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as

to provide some protection against voltage surges and

built-up static charges. Section 810 of the National

Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No. 70-1984 (Section 54 of Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1) provides information with respect to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the iead-in wire to

an antenna-discharge unit, size of grounding

conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit,

connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements

for the grounding electrode. See example below.

Example of Antenna Grounding

Service

17 Servicing—Do not attempt to service this product

yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all

servicing to qualified service personnel.

18 Conditions Requiring Service—Unplug this product

from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified

service personnel under the following conditions. A. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged. B. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the

product. C. If the product has been exposed to rain or water. D. If the product does not operate normally by following

the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls

that are covered by the operating instructions.

Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation.

E. If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has

been damaged.

F. When the product exhibits a distinct change in

performance, such as the inability to perform basic functions—this indicates a need for service.

13 Power Lines—An outside antenna system should not

be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines, other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching or approaching such power

lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal. Installing an outdoor antenna can be hazardous and

should be left to a professional antenna installer.

Use

Cleaning—Unplug this product from the wall outlet

before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

Object and Liquid Entry—Never push objects of any

kind into this product through openings as they may

touch dangerous voltage or "short-out" parts that

could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

16 Lightning—For added protection for this product

during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long

periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to

lightning and power line surges.

19 Replacement Parts—When replacement parts are

required, have the service technician verify that the replacement parts he uses have the same safety characteristics as the original parts. Use of replacements specified by the product manufacturer can prevent fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

20 Safety Check—Upon completion of any service or

repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks recommended by the manufacturer to determine that the product is in safe operating condition.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

First Things First............................................................................3

Setting up the VCR.........................................................................7

Using the Menu to Set Up Features....................................................................8

Language..........................................................................................................8

Digital Satellite System Setup.......................................................................8

Cable Box Setup............................................................................................10

VCR Channels List..........................................................................................12

To Auto Channel Search......................................................................13

To Change the Signal Type.................................................................14

To Add or Remove Channels..............................................................14

Time and Date............................................................................................. 14

Set Daylight-Saving Time....................................................................14

Set the Time and Date......................................................................... 15

VCR Plus+ Channels.....................................................................................16

Additional Set-Up Features in the PREFERENCES Menu

Remote VCR I/VCR2 Option.......................................................................18

Auto Play.........................................................................................................19

AutoTV/VCR...................................................................................................19

Front Panel (VCR Display)............................................................................20

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VCR Basics..................................................................................21

Remote Buttons....................................................................................................22

Component Buttons.....................................................................................22

VCR Function Buttons..................................................................................22

TV Function Buttons..................................................................................... 24

Playing a Tape....................................................................................................... 24

Automatic Rewind................................................................................................25

Tape Eject............................................................................................................... 25

Recording...............................................................................................................25

Check the Safety Tab....................................................................................26

Recording....................................................................................27

Recording Features.............................................................................................. 28

Express Recording........................................................................................ 28

Timer Recording............................................................................................29

Timer Recording with VCR Plus+ Stopping a Timer Recording

Reviewing and Clearing Programs............................................................32

Recording Broadcast Stereo TV or SAP

(Second Audio Program).

Recording Audio Only.................................................................................33

Using Two VCRs for Copying and Editing Tapes

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30 32

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Programming the Remote............................................................35

To Control a TV......................................................................................................36

To Control an Auxiliary Component

To Control a Laser Disc Player or DVD Component......................................39

To Control a Digital Satellite Receiver or Cable Box

Other Features.............................................................................41

Picture Search Options........................................................................................ 42

Forward and Reverse Search......................................................................42

Slow Motion...................................................................................................42

Commercial Scan (SEARCH Button)..........................................................42

Frame Advance............................................................................................. 43

Index Search.................................................................................................. 43

Go-To Search.................................................................................................44

Tracking...........................................................................................................44

Time Counter......................................................................................................... 44

On-Screen Displays.............................................................................................. 45

Audio Set-Up Features.........................................................................................46

Reception....................................................................................................... 46

Tape Playback................................................................................................47

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Connections

Things to Know Before Connecting Components.........................................49

Connecting YourVCR........................................................................................... 50

Jacks and Cables............................................................................................50

Choosing a VCR Connection.....................................................................51

Advantages of Audio/Video Cable Connections

Don’t Forget About the Auto TVA^CR Feature

TV with RF Jack Only.....................................................................................52

TV with Audio/Video Jacks TV with Audio/Video Jacks and Cable Box to

TV with RF Jack and Satellite Receiver TV with Audio/Video Jacks and Satellite Receiver

Appendix A: Reference

Front Panel.............................................................................................................58

Display Panel......................................................................................................... 59

Back Panel.............................................................................................................. 60

Troubleshooting Tips.......................................................................................... 61

Specifications.........................................................................................................64

Cleaning the VCR..................................................................................................64

Limited Warranty..................................................................................................65

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Unscramble Pay Channels Only..................................................54

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51 51

55 56

Index............................................................................................66

FIR$TTHINO$ FIRST

HI, MY NAME IS ROdER...

and I wrote this User’s Guide. It’s my job to see that you have a rewarding user manual experience. And, I think you’ll be pleased with the features that can be accessed through the on-screen menus.

READ THE FIRST THREE SECTIONS

The first three sections of the manual introduce you to your VCR, and show you how to set the VCR up and use the on-screen menus. Reading these sections gives you the basic information you need to use yourVCR.

WHAT'S LEFT?

The rest of the book highlights playback and

recording information, contains a detailed

connections section, and a reference section that

includes troubleshooting tips, limited warranty, and index.

^ FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

2 SETTINC UPTHE VCR

5 VCR

BASICS

4 RECORDINC

PROCRAMMINCTHE REMOTE

^ OTHER FEATURES

y CONNECTIONS

READ ME!

These note boxes give you tips for your new video cassette recorder.

FIRST THINGS FIRST

STEP1: UNPACK THE BOX

The following items come packed in the box:

• VCR

• Remote control

• RF coaxial cable

STEP 2: INSTALL BATTERIES IN THE

REMOTE CONTROL

Follow these steps whenever you need to install or change the batteries in your VCR remote.

1. Remove the cover of the battery compartment.

2. Place batteries in the remote, matching the + and - ends of

each battery to the diagram inside the compartment.

3. Replace the cover.

STEP 3: CONNECT YOUR VCR

If you connect your VCR to your home antenna or cable system

and then to your TV, use the VCR's IN FROM ANT and OUT TO TV jacks for a good signal as shown.

If you have a TV with AUDIOA/IDEO jacks, use the jacks for a better connection. Refer to the Connections section, toward the back of the manual.

FIRST THINGS FIRST

STEP 4: PLUG IN THE VCR

Match the wide blade of the plug with the wide slot in the outlet. Be sure to insert the plug completely.

STEPS: TUNE THE TV

Tune the TV to the VCR viewing channel. The VCR viewing channel is channel 3 or 4 or the TV's video input, depending on the connection you've chosen.

• If you connect your VCR using the ANTENNA connectors with RF coaxial cable, set the 3CH4 switch to channel 3 or channel

4--the channel you want to use on your TV.

• If you connect your VCR using the AUDIOA^IDEO jacks with audio/video cables, select the TV's video input to see the signal. See the

TV Owner's Manual.

STEP 6: TURN ON THE VCR

Press POWER on the VCR's front panel, or VCR on the remote to

turn on the VCR. To set up the VCR, you will need to understand

how to move through and change items in the on-screen menus.

STEP 7: ACCESS THE MENUS

The MENU»PROG and number buttons let you access, select and change menu items. For example, to change the AUTO PLAY setting, you would do the following;

VCR Viewing Channel

When using the IN FROM ANT and OUT TO TV jacks to connect your VCR, tune your TV to channel 3 or 4.

When using the audio/video jacks to connect your VCR, tune your TV to the TV's video input.

FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

1. Press MENU-PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

VCR MAIN MENU 1 VCR Ptus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time 4 Channels 5 Preferences

6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 5 to display the PREFERENCES menu.

1 2 3 4

PREFERENCES Remote Control: Auto Play: Auto TV/VCR: Front Panel

Exit

VCR1 ON ON AUTO

3. Press 2 to switch Auto Play to ON or OFF.

1 2 3 4

PREFERENCES Remote Control: Auto Play: Auto TV/VCR: Front Panel

Exi t

VCR1 OFF ON AUTO

See Additional Set-Up Features for detailed information about the Auto Play feature.

STEPS: SET UP THE VCR

Once you understand how to move around through the menus, go to the next section to set up your VCR.

SETTINC UP THE VCR

$ET-UP FEATURES

Below is a list of features that you may want to set up before you begin using your VCR for the first

time.

• Select a Language

Set Up a Digital Satellite System

Set Up for a Cable Box

Set up VCR Channel List (Auto Channel Search)

Set Daylight-Saving Time

Set the Time and Date

Set up VCR Plus+ Channels

Set the Remote VCR I/VCR2 feature

"I FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

i SETTING UP THE VCR

5 VCR BASICS

4 RECORDING

PROG RAMMING THE

REMOTE

Set the Auto Play feature

Set the Auto TV/VCR feature

Set the Front Panel Brightness feature

OTHER FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

SETTING UP THE VCR

USINO THE MENU TO SET UP FEATURES

You can set up features by using the menu system. The features you may want to set up before you begin using your VCR are

explained in this section.

LANOUAOE

Select your preferred language, and the on-screen displays will appear in that language.

1. Press MENU»PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

VCR MAIN MENU 1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time 4 Channels 5 Preferences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 7 to select the LANGUAGE menu.

LAN6UAGE

Select a language.

1>EngIi sh 2 Français

Press MENU to continue

3. Select English or Français (French).

DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM SETUP

With this setup, the VCR turns on an RCA, ProScan, or GE digital

satellite receiver and tunes it to the desired channel at the start time of a timer recording. Position the Satellite receiver on top of the VCR as shown in the Connections section.

For other brands, the VCR tunes the receiver to the desired channel only if the receiver is turned on.

1. Press MENU»PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU

On-Screen Menus

Not all the VCR screens are shown in this manual when explaining the features.

SETTINO UP THE VCR

VCR MAIN MENU 1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time 4 Channels 5 Preferences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 4 to display the CHANNELS menu.

CHANNELS

1 Auto Channel Search

2 Add/Remove Channels 3 Signal Type: CABLE 4 VCR PLus+ Channel List

5 Cable Box Setup 6 DSS Setup

0 Exit

3. Press 6 to select DSS SETUP.

DSS SETUP

On what channel does the VCR receive signals from the DSS receiver?

Enter 01-125 or INPUT Press MENU to cancel

4. Enter the output channel of your satellite receiver, usually 03, 04, or video line input and press MENU*PROG.

The VCR confirms that it receives all DSS® signals on the specified channel.

DSS SETUP

The VCR will now receive all signals from the OSS receiver

on channel 03.

Press MENU to continue

5. Press MENU«PROG and enter the code for your Digital Satellite Receiver from the Satellite Receiver Code List.

DSS SETUP

Enter the code for your DSS receiver from the list in your User's

Manual

Press MENU to cancel

Satellite Receiver Codes

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Panasonic ProScan RCA Toshiba Sony

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The VCR may not be able to control

all models of the brands listed.

00 02

DSS® is a registered trademark of DIRECTV, Inc., a unit of GM Hughes Electronics

SETTING UP THE VCR

6. Turn on your satellite receiver and tune it to channel 100 and then press MENU»PROG. Follow the on-screen directions.

OSS SETUP

Please OSS Re cei ver and tune it to

turn o n your

channel 100.

Press MENU to

continue

Once you have completed the setup, the VCR confirms the DSS Setup is completed or canceled.

CABLE BOX SETUP

This setup applies only when all channels are received through the cable box. There are two options;

• The first sets up the VCR for the output channel of the cable box signal.

• The second sets up the VCR for remote-controllable cable boxes so it can control the cable box by changing channels for timer or VCR Plus+ recordings. Position the remotecontrollable cable box on top of the VCR as shown in the Connections section.

1. Press MENU*PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time A Channels

5 Preferences

6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

VCR MAIN MENU

2. Press 4 to display the CHANNELS menu.

CHANNELS

1 Auto Channel Search 2 Add/Remove Channels 3 Signal Type: CABLE A VCR Plus+ Channel List 5 Cable Box Setup 6 DSS Setup

0 Exit

SETTING UP THE VCR

3. Press 5 to display CABLE BOX SETUP. Then select one of the three choices.

BOX SETUP

CABLE

Do you US

X to re

anne 1 s

Ch annels?

1 ALL cha

Only SOME channels

Cancel setup

4. If you selected ALL channels, enter the output channel of your cable box, usually 03, 04, or video line input and press MENU.

On what channel does the VCR receive signals from the cable box? (usually 3, 4, or Video)

e your cable ceive ALL or only SOME

nnels

CABLE BOX SETUP

Enter 01-13 or INPUT Press MENU to cancel

Once you complete the setup, the VCR confirms that the VCR

will now receive all signals on the designated channel.

5. Press MENU*PROG and select whether your cable box is remote controllable.

BOX SETUP

CABLE

Can your

operated

control 7

1 Yes 2 No

cable box be with a remote

6. If your cable box is remote-controllable, turn it on and tune it to channel 2. Press MENU»PROG to continue.

CABLE BOX SETUP

Please Cable Box and

it to

Press MENU to

turn on your

channe 1 2.

tune

conti nue

Cable Box Setup

ALL channels: enter two numbers for output channel of your cable box or press INPUT.

Only SOME channels: if you only use the cable box to tune premium channels.

Cancel setup: select to cancel.

SETTINCi UP THE VCR

7. Enter the code for your cable box from the cable box code list.

SETUP

BOX

CABLE

for your

Enter the cable

list i

Manua1

Press

code from the

box

u r User ' s

n yo

•

cancel

8. Select one of the choices and follow the on-screen

instructions.

CABLE BOX SETUP

Did the cable box tune to channel 9?

1 Yes, setup is complete 2 No, try another code 3 No, cancel setup

Once you have completed the setup, the VCR confirms the CABLE BOX SETUP is completed or canceled.

CABLE BOX SETUP

The VCR will now

receive all signals from the cable box

on channel 04.

Press MENU to continue

VCR CHANNELS LIST

If you use a cable box for all channels, this step is not necessary. Your VCR may come with a channel list preset at the factory. Even though your VCR may come with a list, it's possible that you may want to add or eliminate some channels depending on whether they are active.

Cable Box Codes

ABC.;

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Anvision

Cabiestar Eagle

...........

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.....

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....

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Eastern International

22,46,53,54

07,08

....................

General Instrument.................04,05,

15,23,24,25,30,36,46 Hamlin

Hitachi.........

Jerrold

..................12,13,34,48

........

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....

...........

04,05,15,23,24,

37,43,46

25,30,36,45,46,47

Macom........

Magnavox

...

............................

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07,08,19,21,

37,43

26,28,29,32,33,40,41

NSC

.............

Oak

..............

Oak Sigma..

Panasonic Philips

..................................

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...................................16

........................

..................07,08,19,21,

.........

01,16,38

03,27,39

26, 28,29,32,33,40,41 Pioneer Randtek RCA

.............

Regal

...........

Regency

Samsung

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.......

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......

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.......................... 12,13

.............................

.....

...................................44

....

Scientific Atlanta Stargate Atlanta

Signature ....

Syivania Teknika Texscan Tocom Unika

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Viewstar

...................................46

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.....

...................................06

......

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....

.............

........

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.....

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18,20,44

07,08 00,27

02,33

03,22,35

11,59

10,11,59

17,21,49,50,55

31,32,41

07,08,19,21,

26,28,29,32,33,40,41 Warner Amex Zenith

__________

.........

.................................

........................

14,42,57

The VCR may not be able to control

all models of the brands listed.

SETTING UPTHE VCR

To Auto Channel Search

1. Press MENU»PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

VCR MAIN MENU 1 VCR PLus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time 4 Channels 5 Preferences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exi t

2. Press 4 to display the CHANNELS menu.

CHANNELS

1 Auto Channel Search 2 Add/Remove Channels 3 Signal Type; CABLE 4 VCR Plus+ Channel List 5 Cable Box Setup

6 DSS Setup

0 Exit

3. Press 1 to display the AUTO CHANNEL SEARCH menu.

AUTO CHANNEL SEARCH

What type of signal are you using?

1 Cable TV 2 Antenna 3>Detect Automatically

0 Canee I

4. Select one of the three AUTO CHANNEL SEARCH options. Choices one and two are self-explanatory. If you choose

Detect Automatically, the VCR automatically detects which signal system you have attached to your VCR.

AUTO CHANNEL SEARCH

Now scanning channel 14

Press any key to cancel

The VCR begins scanning for the available channels-this

takes about one to two minutes. The lowest channel is tuned

once the search is complete. Now pressing CHANNEL up or down should only select the active channels.

Detect Automatically

A strong cable or antenna signal in your area may cause Auto Detect to mis-detect. If this should happen, select 1 or 2 for the system you have.

Auto Channel Search

Use the Auto Channel Search

feature to place all available channels in memory.

If you ever change cable or

antenna signals, you may need to Auto Channel Search again.

SETTING UP THE VCR

To Change the Signal Type

1. Press MENU-PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

2. Press 4 to display the CHANNELS menu.

3. Press 3 to change the Signal Type between CABLE and ANTENNA.

To Add or Remove Channels

You may want to add or remove channels after you Auto Channel Search, especially if some of the channels have weak signals or you don't want to watch them.

1. Press MENU-PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

2. Press 4 to display the CHANNELS menu.

3. Press 2 to display the ADD/REMOVE CHANNELS screen. Use CHANNEL up or down or number buttons to go to the channels you want to remove or add.

ADD/RENOVE CHANNELS

Channel 115 is presently ADDED

Press CLEAR to remove Press MENU to exit

ADD/REMOVE CHANNELS

Channel 115 is presently REMOVED

Press INFO to add Press MENU to exit

TIME AND DATE

Before you set the time and date, set the Auto DST (Daylight Saving Time) feature to ON or OFF for your area.

Set Daylight-Saving Time

1. Press MENU-PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

VCR MAIN MENU

1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time A Channels

5 Preferences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

Selecting Channels

The CHANNEL up and down buttons

access those channels active in your VCR channel list.

You can still access channels not in

the channel list by using the number

buttons on the remote.

SETTING UP THE VCR

2. Press 3 to display the TIME menu.

TIME

1 Set Time and Date 2 Auto OST : ON

0 Exit

3. Press 2 to turn Auto DST: ON or OFF.

• Select ON if you want the VCR's clock to automatically adjust for daylight-saving time.

• Select OFF if you do not want the VCR's clock to adjust for daylight-saving time.

Set the Time and Date

1. Press MENU«PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

2. Press 3 to display the TIME menu.

3. Press 1 to display the SET TIME AND DATE menu.

SET

TIME

AND DATE

;

N h:mm)

to cancel

Time

Date

Press

4. Enter the data using the number buttons. Press 0 before single-digit numbers and follow the on-screen directions.

SET

TIME

AND

DATE

Time

Date

Press

12:34

11/18/

CLEAR MENU

Tuesday

correct

set

Spring forward; Fall backward

In the Spring, daylight-saving time begins on the first Sunday in April.

Because the clock automatically changes from 2:00 AM to 3:00 AM (forward one hour), remember to include the extra hour for timer recording falling within this time

frame.

In the Autumn, daylight-saving time

ends on the last Sunday in October. The VCR clock automatically changes from 2:00 AM to 1:00 AM (back one hour). Therefore, it can affect your recording length.

Time/Date Display

Pressing INFO on the remote displays the time and date on the screen.

SETTING UP THE VCR

VCR PLU$+ CHANNELS

Using VCR Plus+ can make programming timer recordings for cable or off-air antenna easier, but you have to put in a little time right now to set up a channel list. A worksheet and

abbreviated codes for typical cable services in the U.S. and

Canada are provided.

1. Press MENU*PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

VCR HAIN MENU 1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time 4 Channels 5 Preferences 6 Audi o 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 4 to display the CHANNELS menu.

CHANNELS

1 Auto Channel Search 2 Add/Remove Channels 3 Signal Type: CABLE 4 VCR Plus+ Channel List 5 Cable Box Setup 6 DSS Setup

0 Exit

3. Press 4 to display the VCR Plus+ Channel List screen.

VCR+ Channel

5 4

3 -> -> 2 1 --

Use CH+/- to Press 0-9 to

Press MENU to

My Channe L

— —

-> —

select

change

exit

4. Enter the data following the on-screen directions using your worksheet.

Two-Digit VCR Plus+ Channel

Numbers for Cable TV

(USA List)

35 American Movie Classics 39 Arts &-Entertainment 57 Black Entertainment

54 Bravo 42 Cable News Network 45 Cinemax

98 Cinemax 2

37 The Discovery Channel

53 The Disney Channel

63 Entertainment Television

34 ESPN Sports Network

47 The Family Channel

33 Home Box Office

95 Home Box Office 2 '

96 Home Box Office 3

51 The Learning Channel

46 Lifetime

58 The Movie Channel 48 Music Television 49 The Nashville Network 38 Nickelodeon 64 Nostalgia Television 99 Quality Value Cable 41 Showtime 97 Showtime 2

59 Sports Channel 52 Turner Network Television

44 USA-Network 62 Video Hits I 93 Viewer’s Choice I 94 Viewer’s Choice 2 55 WGN Chicago 43 WTBS Atlanta 60 WWOR-NewYork

See next page for Canadian List

VCR+ Channel

5 4

3 -> -> -> 23 2 1

Use CH+/- to Press 0-9 to

Press MENU to

Screen is for an example only.

My Channel

—

select change

save

VCR Plus-h Channel List

Refer to your local television list for a complete VCR Plus+ channel list for your viewing area or contact your cable company. Using the list may save you some time.

SETTINC UP THE VCR

VCRPLUS+ WORKSHEET

Broadcast or

Cable-TV Station

Name

HBO

ESPN

VCR Plus+ Channel

Number“

33 34

Channel Number

You Receive the

Station On*

Two-DigitVCR Plus+ Channel

Numbers for Cable TV

(Canadian List)

67 Allarcom Pay Television/

Superchannel

44 Arts & Entertainment

72 Cable News Network-Headline

News

61 Cable News Network

70 Canadian Home Shopping Network 56 Canal Famille 69 Cathay International Television Inc 68 Chinavision Canada Corp 60 Country Music Television

63 Family Channel

62 First Choice 96 First Choice Two

97 First Choice Three

99 First Choice Four

90 House of Commons 91 La Chaine Française 51 The Learning Channel 65 MeteoMedia/The Weather Network 48 MuchMusic Network

55 MusiquePlus

52 Nashville Network 73 Newsworld/CBC 53 Le Reseau des Sports 43 The Sports Network 64 Super Ecran 37 Super Ecran B 98 Super Ecran C 66 Telatino Network 46 TV5 Montreal 92 Viewer’s Choice I 93 Viewer’s Choice 2 94 Viewer’s Choice 3 95 Viewer’s Choice 4 71 Vision TV: Canada’s Faith Network 38 Youth TV, Canada Inc.

‘Check your local or cable listing for the channel number you receive this station on.

“Check your local listing for broadcast or VCR Plus+ channel number assigned.

SETTING UP THE VCR

ADDITIONAL SET-UP FEATURES IN THE

PREFERENCES MENU

The features in this section are all accessed through the

PREFERENCES menu.

1. Press MENU*PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

VCR MAIN MENU

1 VCR PLus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time

A Channels

5 Preferences

6 Audi o

7 language

0 Exit

2. Press 5 to display the PREFERENCES menu.

PREFERENCES

Remote Control:

2 Auto Play:

Auto TV/VCR:

Front Panel

Exi t

VCR1 ON ON AUTO

Now you are ready to select an item from the menu to set up.

REMOTE VCR1/VCR2 OPTION

If you own a compatible RCA, GE, or ProScan remote that has a VCR2, VCR2*LD, or VCR2»DVD button, this feature allows

you to set this VCR to respond to that button.

Press 1 to select the Remote Control item. Then press the VCR2, VCR2*LD, or VCR2*DVD button to change.

(PRESS VCR2 TO CHANGE) ZAutoPlay: ON 3 Auto TV/VCR: ON 4 Front Panel AUTO

PREFERENCES

1 2 3 4

PREFERENCES Remote Control: Auto Play: Auto TV/VCR: Front Panel

VCR2 ON ON AUTO

0 Exit

Remote Control Option

Exit

Changing the remote option to VCR2 disables the remote that came with your VCR.

SETTING UP THE VCR

The VCR will only respond to the compatible remote's VCR2, VCR2»LD, or VCR2*DVD button. If you change the remote setting to VCR2, the remote that came with your VCR will no

longer control it.

Use the compatible remote to change the remote setting back to VCR1. Display the PREFERENCES menu, press 1, and then press VCR on the VCR's remote.

AUTO PLAY

This feature allows the VCR to automatically start playing when you insert a tape with the safety tab removed. Press 2 to switch between ON or OFF.

• Select ON if you want a tape with its safety tab removed to

start playing automatically when the tape is inserted.

• Select OFF if you do not want a tape with its safety tab

removed to start playing automatically.

AUTOTVA^CR

This feature controls whether the TV/VCR switch changes

automatically to the VCR mode, when the VCR is turned on. Press 3 to switch between ON and OFF.

• Select ON if you want the VCR to switch to the VCR mode

when the VCR is turned on or a cassette is inserted. This only

applies if you connect the IN FROM ANT and OUT TO TV

jacks of your VCR and TV and watch your VCR on channel 3

or 4 of your TV.

• Select OFF if you want the VCR to remain in the TV mode.

This is useful if you watch your VCR on the TV's video input and you don't want your antenna/cable signal interrupted by the VCR.

Auto TV/VCR

Pressing TV»VCR will still switch between the VCR and TV mode.

VCR mode: VCR indicator in the display panel lights.

TV mode: VCR indicator turns off.

SETTING UPTHE VCR

FRONT PANEL (VCR DISPLAY)

You can change the brightness level of the fluorescent display

panel on the front of the VCR. Press 4 to switch between the options.

• AUTO brightens the display when the VCR is on and dims the display when the VCR is off.

• BRIGHT keeps the display bright.

• DIM keeps the display at a low brightness level.

VCR BASICS

LEARN THE BASICS TO CET

YOU STARTED

These VCR basics should be enough for you to

begin enjoying yourVCR. Learning the remote control functions, playing a recorded tape, and recording a program should do just that.

However, there are other features that enhance the enjoyment of yourVCR, but they aren’t necessary to get you started. If you want to learn more about yourVCR, just keep

reading.

^ FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

^ SETTINC UP THE VCR

5 VCR BASICS

4 RECORDING

PROGRAMMING THE

REMOTE

^ OTHER FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

VCR Basics tells you what you need to know in order to watch a movie or tape your favorite show.

VCR BASICS

REMOTE BUTTONS

Your backlit remote has a light button (@) that glows in the

dark. Press this button to light the buttons on the remote. The remote buttons remain lit when they are pressed within a few seconds of each other. When you finish, the light turns off automatically to conserve battery power.

The remote control is capable of controlling your VCR and many additional components. Compatible RCA, ProScan, and GE components work automatically. Other brands may require you to

program the remote.

COMPONENT BUTTONS

AUX Used with PWR button to turn on a compatible RCA audio

component. PWR Turns off VCR when remote is set to control the VCR. Also

turns some compatible components on and off.

SAT*CABLE Turns on a compatible RCA, ProScan, or GE digital

satellite receiver. Can be programmed to control different brands of

receivers. Used with the PWR button to turn on a compatible cable box {if programmed) and sets the remote to control the TV.

TV Turns on a compatible RCA, ProScan, or GE TV and sets the

remote to control the TV. Also used with the OFF button to turn on a different brand of TV (if programmed) and sets the remote

to control the TV.

VCR1 Turns on a compatible RCA, ProScan, or GE VCR and sets the remote to control the VCR.

VCR2*DVD Turns on a second compatible RCA ProScan, or GE VCR and sets remote to control the VCR. The remote must be

programmed to control other brands of VCRs. Also turns on and controls compatible laser disc and DVD players.

VCR FUNCTION BUTTONS

CHAN Up or Down Selects next higher or lower channel in the

VCR's channel memory. CLEAR Resets time counter to 0:00:00. Allows you to change

entries when setting the clock or a timer recording. EDIT Signals two properly connected compatible VCRs to begin

copying a tape.

VCR BASICS

F.ADV (Frame Advance) Lets you view one frame with each press of the button when tape is in pause.

FWD (Foward) Fast forwards the tape when the VCR is stopped. Searches forward through a tape during playback. Starts slowmotion during play-pause and increases slow-motion speed.

GO BACK Switches between two channels. Select one channel and

then select another using the number buttons. Press GO BACK to

switch between the two channels. In menu mode, press to go back to previous menu.

INFO Shows the status displays on the TV screen. INPUT Selects between the line input and the VCR's tuner. Line

input refers to the signal coming from the component connected

to the audio/video input jacks on the back of the VCR.

MENU*PROG Displays VCR MAIN MENU on the TV screen. Used to select a menu item or exit a menu.

MOVE (Arrow Buttons) Allow you to move through the

menus, enter data, and change settings of selected features. Numbers (0 through 9) Select a channel up to 99 by pressing

two numbers. Select a cable channel over 99 by pressing and holding 1 until 1 - -appears on the screen. Then press the other

two numbers. PAUSE Pauses playback or recording. Press PAUSE again to

return to playback or recording.

PLAY Plays a tape.

PWR Turns off the VCR when the remote is set to control

the VCR.

REC Starts VCR recording. Also used for express recording. REV Rewinds the tape when the VCR is stopped. Searches

backward through a tape during playback. Starts slow-motion playback when tape is paused and decreases speed of slow-motion

playback.

SEARCH Displays Index and Go-To Search menus on TV screen

when VCR is stopped. Advances the tape 30 seconds of recorded

material during playback.

SLOW + AND - Used for slow-motion playback. Press + to

increase the speed or - to decrease the speed.

SPEED Selects a recording speed (SP or SLP).

TV Buttons

The TV buttons may not control all

features of all models of RCA, ProScan, and GE TVs.

VCR BASICS

STOP Stops the current VCR function such as record, playback, rewind, or fast forward.

TRACKING Up or Down Lets you manually reduce the streaks that may appear on the picture during play, slow motion, or

pause. Reduces picture "jitter" during stop-action playback.

TV»VCR Switches the picture signal so that it either comes

from the VCR or cable/antenna system.

TV FUNCTION BUTTONS

VCR SAT*CABL£

VCR-OVD AUX

REV PLAY rWU

d O [>

REC STOP PAUSE

rri m rm

INFO SEARCH

CHAN Up or Down Selects next higher or lower channel in

the TV's channel memory.

CLEAR Removes menus or status displays from the screen. GO BACK Switches between two channels. Select one channel

and then select another using the number buttons. Press GO BACK to switch between the two channels.

INFO Shows the TV's status displays on the TV screen. MUTE Reduces volume to minimum level. Numbers (0 through 9) Select a channel up to 99 by pressing

two numbers. Select a cable channel over 99 by pressing and

holding 1 until 1 - - appears on the screen. Then press the other

two numbers.

PWR Turns the TV off. SLOW + and - Used with some TV menus to select and adjust

features.

VOL Up and Down Raises and lowers sound of TV.

o#o

MUTE

•0

INPUT TV'VCR

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WLCAM orccu

F.ADV ED(T

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SLOW TRACKING

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PLAYINC ATAPE

1. Tune the TV to your VCR viewing channel

VCR BASICS

If the Auto Play feature is set to ON, the tape automatically begins playback (if the safety tab on the cassette is removed).

• Press FWD or REV to position the tape.

• Press PLAY (if necessary) to begin tape play.

• Press PAUSE for stop action.

• Press TRACKING up or down to remove any streaks from the picture, if necessary.

• Press STOP to stop playback.

AUTOMATIC REWIND

The VCR automatically rewinds the tape if it reaches the end

of the tape during playback. While rewinding, you can press

POWER on the VCR (OFF on the remote) and the VCR will turn off after rewinding.

TAPE EJECT

Press EJECT on the VCR when it is stopped to eject the tape.

RECORPINC

If you want to record something that you're watching, you can use basic recording.

1. Set the tape speed by pressing the SPEED button on the remote (see margin note for information about tape speed

settings).

2. Press the RECORD button to begin recording.

3. Press STOP to stop recording. If you just want to pause the recording for a short time (during a

commercial, for instance), press PAUSE instead of STOP.

Pause

If you pause, the VCR automatically switches from pause to stop after a few minutes to reduce tape wear.

Tape Speeds

SP (Standard Play)

Gives the best quality recording, but fewer programs can be recorded on the tape. Special effects such as

pause, slow motion, picture search,

and frame advance work well when

you play back tapes recorded in

this speed.

LP (Long Play) Your VCR is capable of playing back tapes recorded in LP. You cannot

record in the LP speed. SLP (Super Long Play)

Gives three times the recording time of tapes recorded in SP. Speciai effects such as pause, slow motion, picture search, and frame advance work weil when you play back tapes recorded in this speed.

Cassette

T-120

T-160

Recording Time

2Hr 2Hr

40Min

SLP

6Hr 8Hr

VCR BASICS

CHECK THE SAFETY TAB

No matter which recording option you use, you need to make sure there is a tape in the VCR, and that the tape’s safety tab is in place. You cannot record on a tape with the safety tab

removed.

Safety Tab

If the safety tab is removed and you want to record over the tape, simply coverthe hole with vinyl tape.

RECORDING

SEVERAL RECORPINO OPTIONS

Now that you’ve gone through the necessary

steps to operate yourVCR, I’ll explain the

different recording features that are available to suit your needs.

Recording Features:

• Recording (explained in VCR

Basics section)

• Express Recording

• Timer Recording

• Timer Recording with VCR Plus+

• Broadcast Stereo or Second Audio

Program (SAP)

• Audio Only Recording

^ FIRSTTHINOS FIRST

^ SETTING UP THE VCR

VCR BASICS

PROCRAMMINC THE

REMOTE

• Copying and EditingTapes

OTHER FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

RECORDING

recording; features

There are four ways to record programs:

• Recording lets you press one button to start recording a program. (See VCR Basics section.)

• Express Recording lets you start recording a program you

are watching, and then set the VCR to automatically stop

recording after a designated period of time.

• Timer Recording lets you program the VCR to automatically start and stop recording at a predetermined time.

• Timer Recording with VCR Plus+ lets you program the VCR

just by entering a PlusCode number found in some TV guides.

EXPRESS RECORDING (XPR)

Use express recording when you want to quickly record the

remaining portion of the program you are watching.

1. Set the tape speed by pressing the SPEED button on the remote.

2. Press the RECORD button to begin recording.

3. Repeatedly press the RECORD button to set up the

recording duration.

Re c C h 13 Record Length 0:00

Press REC to set length

Each time you press the RECORD button, you increase the recording time (up to 4 hours).

The VCR continues to record for the amount of time you

indicate, and then automatically turns off.

Express Recording

Express recording is a great way to tape the last quarter of the game, or the last part of a movie when you

have to leave. To stop an express recording, press

and hold STOP for a few seconds.

RECORDING

TIMER RECORDING

You can set up as many as eight timer recording programs.

1. Press MENU«PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time

VCR MAIN MENU

A Channels 5 Preferences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 2 to display the TIMER RECORDINGS menu.

TIMER RECORDINGS

1 Create a New Program 2 Review Existing Progs. 3 Use VCR Plus+ Code

0 Exi t

3. Press 1 to Create a New Program.

>u often

program re

One Time

1 2 Daily (e

Weekdays

Weekly (

Cance L

should this

cord?

very day)

(M-F)

Once per week)

4. Select how often you want the program to record.

Program 1

Channel Start Time End Time Start Date Tape Speed

Press MENU

(One Time)

— ;

SLP

to cancel

5. Enter the data for the program with the number buttons.

Timer Recording Information

Clock must be set correctly. Insert a tape with the safety tab in

place and enough tape to record

the program. The output of your cable box appears

in the Channel item of the timer recording menu if you've set up the

VCR for a cable box for all channels.

PROGRAMS OVERLAP appears if you have entered two programs where the times overlap.

The TIMER indicator appears in the

display when you turn off the VCR and a timer recording has been set. It flashes if there is no tape in the VCR.

For cable box or satellite receiver the

VCR can control, turn it on before the

recording is to begin. Enter the cable or satellite channel number to be recorded in the Channel item of the timer recording menu.

The data includes the channel number (press INPUT to select the line input), start time including AM or PM, and end time. The start date is automatically entered based on the VCR

clock. Both the date and speed can be changed.

For cable box or satellite receiver the VCR cannot control, turn it on and tune it to the channel you want to

record before the recording is

to begin.

RECORDINC

6. Review the information to make sure it is correct, and then

press MENU«PROG to save.

Program 1

Channe 1 Start Time End Time Start Date Tape Speed

Press CLEAR to correct Press MENU

(One Time)

03 Cable

08:00 PM 09:30 PM 10/24/97 FRI SLP 1=SP 2=SLP

to save

Program 1 has been saved

Remember to insert a recordable tape and turn the VCR off before the program start time.

Press MENU to continue

TIMER RECORDING WITH VCR PLUS+

You can use VCR Plus+ to simplify timer programming if you

have cable TV and don't receive all channels through a cable box, have a cable box the VCR can control, or if you get your TV

signal off-air.

Setting Up the Channel List

If you did not set up the VCR Plus+ channel list, you can do it now.

1. Display the CHANNELS menu from the VCR MAIN MENU.

2. Display the VCR Plus+ Channel List menu.

3. Go to Setting Up Your VCR if you need more information

on setting up your VCR Plus+ channel list.

Using VCR Plus+

1. Press MENU»PROG to bring up the VCR MAIN MENU.

1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings

3 Time 4 Channels

VCR MAIN MENU

CHANNELS

1 Auto Channel Search 2 Add/Remove Channels 3 Signal Type: CABLE 4 VCR Plus+ Channel List

VCR+ Channel

5 4

3 -> -> 2 1

Use CH+/- to Press 0-9 to

Press MENU to save

My Channel

-> 23

select change

—

VCR MAIN MENU

1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings

3 Time 4 Channels 5 Preferences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 1 to display the VCR PLUS+ menu.

PLUS +

VCR

Code number

Plus

Enter

Press

(from TV

listing)

to cancel

VCR Plus+ and PlusCode are registered trademarks of Gemstar Development Corporation.

RECORDING

3. Enter the VCR PlusCode shown in your local television programming guide.

VCR PLUS+

Enter PLusCode Number

(from TV listing)

12876

Press CLEAR to correct Press MENU when done

4. Press MENU»PROG to enter the VCR PlusCode number.

How often should this program record?

1 One Time 2 Daily (every day) 3 Weekdays CM-F) 4 Weekly (Once per week)

0 Cancel

5. Indicate how often you want the program to be recorded.

Program 1 (One Time)

Channe 1 Start Time End Time 09:30 PM Start Date Tape Speed

Press CLEAR to correct Press MENU

6. Change the speed with the SPEED button on the remote or the program end time with the CLEAR button on the

remote (if necessary). Changing the end time comes in handy when you are

recording a program such as a sporting event that may exceed the scheduled broadcast time.

7. Press MENU»PROG to save the program.

Program 1 has been saved

Remember to insert a

recordable tape and turn the VCR off before the program start time.

Press MENU to continue

03 CABLE 08:00 PM

10/24/97 Fri SLP

to save

VCR Plus+ Recording

Clock must be set correctly.

Insert a tape with the safety tab in place and enough tape to record the program.

The output of your cable box appears

in the Channel item of the timer

recording menu if you've set up the VCR for a cable box for all channels. The correct channel and start & stop time will also appear if the VCR is set

up to control the cable box.

UNRECOGNIZED NUMBER... PLEASE

RE-ENTER appears when the VCR does

not recognize the PlusCode number.

PROGRAMS OVERLAP appears if you

have entered two programs where

the times overlap. The TIMER indicator appears in the

display when you turn off the VCR

and a timer recording has been set. It

flashes if there is no tape in the VCR.

For a cable box the VCR can control,

turn it on before the recording is

to begin.

For a cable box the VCR cannot

control, turn it on and tune it to the

channel you want to record before

the recording is to begin.

RECORDING

STOPPING A TIMER RECORDING

To stop or cancel a timer recording in progress (even an express

recording):

• Press and hold the STOP button for a few seconds.

REVIEWING AND CLEARING PROGRAMS

To review programs that you have already set up:

1. Press 2 when the VCR MAIN MENU is displayed to display the TIMER RECORDINGS menu.

RECORDINGS

TIMER

Create

Revi ew

Use VCR

a New Program

Existing Progs.

Plus+ Code

Exit

2. Press 2 to display the Review Existing Progs, screen.

Program 1

Channe L start Time End Time

Start Date

Tape Speed

Press CLEAR to erase Press MENU

(One Time)

104 CABLE 12:00 AM

01:30 AM

10/24/97 Fri SLP

for next prog

3. Press CLEAR to erase or MENU«PROG to see the next program.

RECORDING BROADCAST STEREO TV OR SAP

(SECOND AUDIO PROGRAM)

Some TV programs are broadcast with stereo audio or SAP (Second Audio Program).

1. Turn on the TV and tune it to the VCR viewing channel (either 3, 4, or TV's video input).

2. Insert a tape with safety tab in place.

RECORDIN6

3 If your VCR viewing channel is 3 or 4, make sure the V

indicator appears in the VCR's display panel. If not, press TVVCR to turn it on.

4. Use the SPEED button on the remote to select a recording speed. The tape speed indicator appears on the TV screen.

5. Select the channel or line input to be recorded.

6 Set the Reception: STEREO/MONO/SAP feature for the type of

audio you want to record. See Other Features section.

AUDIO

Reception :

Tape Playback:

Exit

STEREO HI-FI

7. Press RECORD to start recording.

8. Press STOP when you are finished.

recording audio only

You can record audio only from another audio source connected to the AUDIO IN (R and L) jacks on the back of the VCR.

1. Press the INPUT button on the remote to select the line input (LINE). The VCR will record audio from the audio equipment

connected to the AUDIO IN jacks.

2. Use SPEED on the remote to select the recording speed.

3. Start audio source playing and press RECORD to begin recording.

4. Press STOP when you are finished.

Playing Back Audio Only

To get stereo sound, connect the AUDIO OUT jacks of the VCR to

the appropriate input on your amplifier or receiver. Do net use

the phono input. Refer to your amplifier or receiver user's guide.

RECORDING

USINC TWO VCRS FOR COPYINC AND EDITINC

TAPES

Use one VCR as the playback VCR and the other as the recording VCR.

1. Turn on the TV and VCRs.

2. Tune the TV to the VCR viewing channel (either 3, 4, or TV's video input).

3. If you connected your VCR using the IN FROM ANT and OUT TO TV jacks, tune recording VCR to channel 3 or 4--the one seleC.ed on the back of the playback VCR.

If you have connected your VCR using the audio/video jacks, make sure you select the line input on the recording VCR.

4. Insert the tape you want to copy into the playback VCR.

Insert a blank tape with safety tab in place into the

recording VCR.

5. Press PLAY on the playback VCR to begin playback. When you reach the point on the tape or program where you want to begin copying, press PAUSE again. You may need to adjust

the tracking.

6. Press the RECORD button, then press PAUSE, on the

recording VCR.

7. Press the PAUSE buttons on both VCRs at the same time to begin copying the tape.

8. To edit segments that you do not want to copy;

• Press PAUSE on recording VCR to pause copying.

• Locate the next segment you want to copy on playback VCR by using FWD, REV, and PLAY, and then press PAUSE.

• Press PAUSE on both VCRs at the same time to resume copying.

9. Press STOP on both VCRs when you are finished.

Caution:

The unauthorized recording of television programs or other

materials may infringe the rights

of others.

PROdRA/vVMINdTHE REMOTE

CONTROL YOUR OTHER COMPONENTS...

The remote can be programmed to control several components, such as a television, digital satellite receiver, cable box, laser disc player, DVD

player, or RCA audio component.

Initially, the remote is programmed to control an RCA, GE, or ProScan TV or digital satellite receiver.You will need to program other manufacturer’s brands.

^ FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

"2, SETTINC UPTHE VCR

J VCR BASICS

4 RECORDINC

PROCRAMMINCTHE REMOTE

_______________

Y ~

6 OTHER FEATURES

y CONNECTIONS

PROORA/AMINdTHE REMOTE

ABOUT PROCiRAMMINCiTHE REMOTE

The remote is already programmed to operate most RCA,

ProScan, and GE TVs. You may program the remote to control other manufacturers' brands.

PROdRAMMINC THE REMOTE TO CONTROL

ATV

If the TV does not turn on when you press the TV button, the remote needs to be programmed.

Follow these steps to program the remote to control your particular TV;

1. Turn on the TV.

2. Find your TV brand and code number(s) on the code list.

3. Press and hold the TV button on the remote.

4. Enter the code from the code list.

5. Release TV, and then press CHAN up or down. If the TV responds to the remote commands, the remote is programmed. •

6. If the TV does not respond, repeat these steps using the next code in the list.

OPERATE THE TV

After you set up the remote, see which buttons operate your TV.

1. Point the remote at the TV, and press the TV button. If the TV does not turn on, press the TV button and then

press the OFF button.

2. You may want to experiment to see which buttons operate your TV. Try pressing buttons, such as VOL and MUTE. See

"TV Function Buttons" in the VCR Basic Section for details.

This remote may not operate all

models of the brands that are shown.

Note the difference between the TV and VCR on-screen displays to see

which one the remote is operating.

PROC RA/v\MI N6 TH E REMOTE

TV Codes

Brand

A-Mark...................................................... 102

Admiral...............................................OOS, 114

Amtron

......................................................

Akai

....................................................

Anam................................................. 104,105

Anam National...................................038,106

AOC

...............................

Bell & Howell.....................................005,013

Candle.........................................011,027,033

Citizen

..................................

Colortyme Concerto

Contec/Cony.................036,037,040,042,064

Craig..........................................................064

Curtis Mathes

....................................................

CXC Daewoo Daytron

Dimensia...................................................000

Electrohome........................006,011,014,027

....................................................

Emerson

.......................

........................

Envision.............................................011,027

Fisher Funai

GE.................................000,008,009,011,012,

.......................

Goldstar

....................................................

Hallmark.............................................011,027

Hitachi

........................

Infinity.......................................................013

JBL

JC Penney...........................000,008,011,019,

...............................

Jensen.............................................. 011,027

JVC

....................................................

Kawasho Kenwood

Kloss Novabeam...............................035,043

KTV............................................................078

Loewe

Luxman..............................................011,027

LXI

Magnavox

................

Marantz

Memorex...................................................005

MGA

......................................

...................................

............................................

...................................

...........................................................

.........................

..............................................

.......

011,026,027,028,029,030,031,

032,037,042,053,064,065,067,

075,076,078,079,094,095,096

..................................

.........................................................

027,038,068,086,089,091,116

.......................

..................

..........................................................

...............................

....................................

.............................

.......................................................

..........................

.............

027,033,035,043,049,066,087,089

................................

.............................

011,019,027,088,107

011,027,033,064

011,019,027,112,116

017,021,039,041

003,004,006,011,019,

009,011,027,036,037,040,

047,048,063,080,094,097,098

027,040,068,077,086,088

012,024,036,037,040,

006,011,014,027

000,013,018,021,023,054

006,007,010,011,013,016,

011,013,027,069

006,011,014,019,022,

027,041,056,061,068

Code

064

002,103

011,027,084

011,027

000,011,

015,027,037

064

011,027

038,061,068

064

027,037,050

013

048,051,074

002,011,027

013

Brand

Mitsubishi

.......................

МТС.............................................011,019,027

Multivision

NAD....................................................018,023

NEC

Panasonic....................012,013,038,086,111

Philco

................

Philips

...............

Pioneer Portland

ProScan....................................................000

Proton..................................011,027,037,072

Quasar.................................012,038,092,111

Radio Shack

....................................................059,064,078

RCA

...............

Realistic Sampo Samsung

......................................

Sanyo.....................017,021,039,056,057,058

Scott............................................028,037,064

Sears

.......

Sharp

......................................

Signature

Sony......................................................... 002

Soundesign Sylvania

................

Symphonic

Tatung.................................................... 038

Technics

Techwood........................................ 011,027

Teknika

.................................................. 037,040,066

Telecaption...............................................090

TMK....................................................011,027

Toshiba

.............................................071,077,085,090

Universal

Victor........................................................051

Vidtech...............................................019,027

Wards............................000,005,006,007,008

..............

........................

Yamaha

Zenith..........................................001,099,114

...................

027,041,055,056,061,068,108

................................................

........................

............

006,007,010,011,013,016,019,

027,033,035,037,038,043,087,089

..................

016,033,035,037,038,043,066,073

.................

...............................

...............

.............................

034,038,044,046,088,100,101,109

....................................................

................................................

.....................

.............

023,027,039,040,041,051,071,083,095

...........................

000,006,011,014,017,018,021,

....................................

................................

................

027,033,035,043,049,066,087,089

.................................

.................................................

.......

................

........................

..........................................

009,010,011,013,019,025,027,028,

................................

Code

006,011,014,019,022,

081

011,014,019,027,038,084

002,006,007,010,011,013,

011,027,045,062,093,113

011,019,027,037

000,021,025,036,037, 000,006,011,019,027,

021

011,027

006,011,014,015,019,

027,036,037,077,110

011,020,025,027,037,

052,053,059,060,108

005,094,108

011,027,033

006,007,010,011,013,016,

064,076,115

012

011,019,027,033,036,

018,021,023,027,040,

008,009

035,043,059,066,076,082,089

006,014,019,027

PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE

PRO6RAMMIN0 THE REMOTE TO CONTROL

AN AUXILIARY COMPONENT

Your remote can be programmed to operate RCA, ProScan, and Dimensia brand auxiliary equipment, such as a radio, CD

player, tape player, turntable, amplifier, digital satellite receiver, or DVD player.

1. Turn on the component to be programmed.

2. Look up your component's code number on the code list.

3. Press and hold the AUX button.

4. Enter the code from the code list.

5. Release the AUX button and press PWR or CHAN up or down to see if the audio component responds to the

remote commands.

OPERATING THE AUXILIARY COMPONENT

After you have programmed your remote, see which buttons will operate your component.

1. Point the remote at the component and press AUX. If it does not turn on, press AUX and then PWR.

2. You may want to experiment to see which buttons will operate your component. Try pressing buttons, such as

PLAY, REV, and FWD.

AudioA^ideo Codes

RCA/ProScan/Dimensia

AM/FM

....

..........................................

Auxiliary Component

CD.....................................................

DVD

.........

.........................................

Phono ...........................................

Digital Satellite Receiver

Tape 1 .............................................

Tape 2 .............................................

_______________________________

......................

................

...03 ...04 ...07

... 10

...05

...08 ...06 ...09

This remote may not operate all models of the brands that are shown.

PROClRAA^MINCTHE REMOTE

PROORAMMING THE REMOTE TO

CONTROL A LASER DISC PLAYER OR

DVD COMPONENT

The VCR2*DVD button on the remote is programmed to

control a VCR set to respond to the VCR2 button or an RCA, ProScan, or GE laser disc player.

If you have an RCA DVD component, you can program the VCR2*DVD button to operate it.

1. Turn on the component.

2. Look up your component and its code number in the code list on the right.

3. Press and hold the VCR2*DVD button on the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the VCR2«DVD button, and press PWR. If the component turns off, setup is complete.

OPERATE THE COMPONENT

After you have set up your remote, see which button will operate it.

1. Point the remote at the component, and press VCR2»DVD. If it does not turn on, press VCR2«DVD and then PWR.

2. You may want to experiment to see which buttons will operate your component. Try pressing buttons, such as CHAN up or down.

---------------

RCA, ProScan,Nand GE Codes

VCR

...

......................

Laser Disc Player ...........................37

DVD Player...............

...........................

This remote may not operate all models of the brands that are shown.

PR06RAA\MIN<1THE REMOTE

PROGRAMMINO THE REMOTE TO

CONTROL A DIGITAL SATELLITE

RECEIVER OR CABLE BOX

The remote is programmed to control an RCA, GE, or ProScan

digital satellite receiver.

If you have another brand of cable box or digital satellite receiver with its own remote, you may be able to use the VCR s

remote to operate it.

1. Turn on the cable box or digital satellite receiver.

2. Look up the brand and its code number(s) in the code list on the right.

3. Press the SAT-CABLE button on the remote.

4. Enter the three digit code form the code list.

5. Release the SAT-CABLE button and press PWR or CHAN up or down to see if the cable box or receiver responds to the

remote commands.

OPERATE THE CABLE BOX OR DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER

After you have set up your remote, see which buttons will operate your cable box or digital satellite receiver.

1. Point the remote at the box or digital receiver, and press SAT-CABLE and then PWR.

2. You may want to experiment to see which buttons will operate your cable box or digital satellite receiver. Try pressing

buttons, such as CHAN up or down.

OTHER FEATURES

FEATURES TO ENHANCE VCR

OPERATION

Picture Search Options

Tracking

Time Counter

On-Screen Displays

Audio Reception

Audio Tape Playback

^ FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

^ SETTINC UPTHE VCR

5 VCR BASICS

4 RECORPINC

PROCRAMMINC THE REMOTE

y CONNECTIONS

OTHER FEATURES

PICTURE SEARCH OPTIONS

The most basic way to search during playback is using the FORWARD

(FWD) and REVERSE (REV) buttons. This section contains several other options available for searching a tape.

FORWARD AND REVERSE SEARCH

You can search a tape during playback. Sound is turned off during

picture search. Search works best for tapes recorded at the SP or SLP

speed.

1. Press FORWARD (FWD) to search forward or REVERSE (REV) to search in reverse.

2. Press FORWARD or REVERSE again or press PLAY to return to

normal playback.

SLOW MOTION

You can view a tape in slow motion from the play-pause mode. Slow

motion works best for tapes recorded at the SP or SLP speed.

1. Press PAUSE to "freeze" the action. Then press FORWARD (FWD) or REVERSE (REV) to begin slow-motion playback.

2. Press FORWARD to increase or REVERSE to decrease the speed of the slow-motion playback.

3. Use TRACKING up or down to remove any streaks from the picture.

4. Press PLAY to return to normal playback. The VCR switches automatically from slow-motion playback to

stop after a few minutes.

COMMERCIAL SCAN (SEARCH BUTTON)

This is useful for sfcipping commercials or short program segments.

• Press SEARCH once during playback to advance the tape approximately 30 seconds of recorded material.

• Press SEARCH to cancel commercial scan and return to normal playback.

Insert Tape

Don't forget to insert a recorded tape when using the search features.

OTHER FEATURES

FRAME ADVANCE

Frame advance lets you view one-stop action frame after another during playback. Frame advance works best for tapes recorded at

the SP or SLP speed.

1. Press PAUSE to "freeze" the action.

2. Press F.ADV each time you want to view a frame of the scene.

3. Press PAUSE or PLAY to return to normal playback.

INDEX SEARCH

The VCR has a "VHS Index Search System" that automatically

records an index mark on the tape every time you start a recording. During playback you can locate the program you want to play by the number of index marks or by scanning. The VCR will search forward or reverse from the location you are on the tape. .

To Search:

Press STOP. Press SEARCH on the remote until the INDEX SEARCH

menu appears on the TV screen. If you want to search through a certain number of index

3. marks, press two number buttons to enter the number of

marks you want to search. Press CLEAR on the remote to correct an entry.

Press FORWARD (FWD) to search forward or REVERSE

4. (REV) to search in reverse. The VCR will locate your index

mark and begin playback. If you did not enter a specific index number, the VCR will locate the next index mark

and begin playback.

5. Press STOP to stop index searching.

INDEX SEARCH

REV OR FWD

Press to begin scanning

enter a spec 1f i c

number

i ndex

SEARCH to exit

Press

INDEX SEARCH

Searching for

index number 12...

Press STOP to cancel

INDEX SEARCH

Searching for index marks...

Press STOP to cancel

Some index marks may be missed by the VCR;

• A mark too close to your location on the tape.

• The mark at the beginning of a recorded segment of five minutes or less.

• The first index mark on the tape when you start at the beginning of the tape.

OTHER FEATURES

CO-TO SEARCH

The Go-To search feature enables the VCR to quickly locate a

counter reading anywhere on the tape. When the VCR locates

the counter reading, it will begin playback.

1. Press STOP.

2. Press SEARCH on the remote until the GO-TO SEARCH menu appears on the screen.

3. Press number buttons to enter the hour(s) and/or minutes of the counter reading you want the VCR to "go to". Press

CLEAR on the remote to correct an entry.

4. Press FORWARD (FWD) to search forward or REVERSE (REV)

to search in reverse.

GO-TO

Current tape

Press to go

Press

Searching for

2:17 :25

REV or

to -: -

GO-TO SEARCH

0:00:00...

counter 1s

FWD

-:00

to exit

5. Press STOP to stop Go-To searching.

TRACKINO

Your VCR has automatic tracking which removes the streaks or

snow from the picture. Automatic tracking is activated when you insert a tape or turn on the VCR. Occasionally you may need to

manually adjust tracking, especially if the tape was recorded on a different VCR. Just use the TRACKING buttons to remove the streaks or snow. You can also use tracking when you pause a tape to reduce jittering of the picture.

When you manually adjust the picture, automatic tracking is

turned off. To turn automatic tracking back on, press both

TRACKING buttons on the VCR at the same time, or eject the

tape and re-insert it.

Tracking only effects playback—not recording.

TIME COUNTER

Press SEARCH to exit

The time counter shows the actual time it takes to record a

program or play back a segment of a recorded tape. It helps locate the beginning or end of programs you taped. The time

counter resets to 0:00:00 whenever the tape is ejected from the VCR.

OTHER FEATURES

For example, if you record a 30-minute program at the beginning of the tape and you want to go to the end of that program to begin another recording, you would:

1. Press INFO twice on the remote to display the time counter.

2. Press CLEAR to reset the time counter to 0:00:00.

3. Press FORWARD (FWD) to forward the tape until the time

counter reads 0:30:00.

4. Press STOP. This is the approximate end of the program. (You may want to press PLAY to verify.) Now, you can begin recording at this spot.

5. Press INFO to remove the time counter from the screen and return to the normal display mode.

ON-SCREEN DISPLAYS

The INFO button shows the status of the VCR (STOP, PLAY,

RECORD, etc.), channel number, time counter, date, time, and tape speed on the TV screen. The date and time must be set before they can be displayed.

1. Press INFO to see all of the on-screen displays. These will automatically time out after a few seconds

2. Press INFO again to have only the time counter remain on the screen. This display doews not time out automatically.

0:30:00

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

On-screen display

(times out)

3. Pressing INFO a third time disables the on-screen displays. This feature prevents you from accidently recording on screen displays while copying tapes.

4. Press INFO to see all of the on-screen displays again.

Time counter only

(does not time out)

On-screen display off

OTHER FEATURES

AUDIO SET-UP FEATURES

The audio set-up features enhance your tape playback and

recordings. The features in this section are accessed through the AUDIO menu and are shown in the displays below.

1. Press MENU»PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU.

1 VCR PLus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time A Channels

VCR MAIN MENU

5 Preierences 6 Audio 7 Language

0 Exit

2. Press 6 to display the AUDIO menu.

Now you are ready to select an item from the menu to set up.

RECEPTION

Some TV programs are broadcast with stereo audio or a second audio program (SAP) which offers a second language. The Reception feature lets you select the type of audio you want to

record. Press 1 to switch between Reception: STEREO, MONO,

and SAP.

• Select STEREO for normal or stereo broadcast TV recording. STEREO indicator appears on the TV screen when the station you are tuned to is broadcasting stereo.

• Select MONO if the stereo signal is weak and the sound is too noisy.

OTHER FEATURES

• Select SAP to record a second audio program instead of the normal audio on both the hi-fi and linear tracks. The SAP

indicator appears on the TV screen when the station you are

tuned to is broadcasting SAP.

TAPE PLAYBACK

The VCR records the same audio on both the Hi-Fi and linear tracks on the tape. Hi-Fi sound is recorded on separate left and right stereo channels. Monaural sound is recorded on the linear

track. Press 2 to switch between Tape Playback: HI-FI, LINEAR,

and MIX.

To enjoy Hi-Fi sound, connect your VCR to a stereo television or amplifier/receiver using the audio/video jacks. The Tape Playback feature lets you select which audio you play back.

• Select HI-FI to play back sound recorded on the Hi-Fi track and for normal use.

• Select LINEAR to play back the sound recorded on the linear monaural track, such as a second audio program, (SAP) or a

dubbed voice-over.

• Select MIX to play back the sound recorded on both the

linear track and the Hi-Fi track, sound-on-sound.

CONNECTIONS

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE CONNECTING COMPONENTS

'J FIRSTTHINCS FIRST

Protect Your Components from Power Surges

• Connect all components before plugging any power

cords into the wall outlet.

• Always turn off the TV and other components before

you connect or disconnect any cables.

Position Cables Correctly to Avoid Audio Hum or Interference

• Insert all cable plugs firmly into their jacks.

• Place the audio/video cables to the sides of the TV's back panel instead of straight down the middle after you connect your components.

• Try not to coil any twin-lead cables and keep them away

from the audio/video cables as much as possible.

• Make sure all antennas and cables are properly grounded. Refer to the Safety Tips sheet packed with your unit.

^ SETTING UP THE VCR

J VCR BASICS

4 recording

PROGRAMMING THE

REMOTE

Protect Your Components from Overheating

• Do not block ventilation holes in any of the components.

Arrange the components so that air can circulate freely.

• Do not stack components.

• Allow adequate ventilation when placing your

components in a stand.

• Place an amplifier or satellite receiver on the top shelf of the stand so heated air rising from it will not flow around other components.

^ OTHER FEATURES

y CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS

CONNECTING YOUR VCR

Refer to these pages to help you connect your VCR.

JACKS AND CABLES

RF Jacks and Coaxial Cables (F-type)

The RF jacks provide good picture and mono sound quality, and

must be used if audio/video connections are not available for

your TV. These jacks are required for antenna or cable-TV connections.

The RF jacks on the VCR are labeled IN FROM ANT and OUT TO TV. The coaxial cable supplied with your VCR is used to connect the VCR's OUT TO TV jack and your TV's antenna input.

Audio/Video Jacks and Cables (RCA-type)

The audio/video jacks provide very good picture and sound

quality, and can be used if your TV has audio/video input jacks.

These jacks must be used for stereo sound. The VCR audio/video jacks are color coded (yellow for video, red for right audio, and

white for left audio). If your TV has only one input for audio (mono), you may need a Y-adapter to hear sound from both channels.

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Audio/Video Jack

CONNECTIONS

CHOOSINCA VCR CONNECTION

There are several different ways to connect your VCR, depending on

whether or not you have cable service, and if you have a cable box,

and whether some of the channels are scrambled, and maybe you have a satellite receiver along with cable (but no cable box), or a

satellite receiver and no cable or...well, you get the picture. Five connections are described in this section and one of them should

provide you with a VCR connection that works.

• TV with RF jack only

• TV with audio/video jacks

• TV with audio/video jacks and cable box to unscramble pay channels only

• TV with RF jack and satellite receiver

• TV with audio/video jacks and satellite receiver If you need to connect additional components not shown in the

diagrams here (and are unsure of how to connect them), refer to the

instruction manual that came with that particular component.

ADVANTAGES OF AUDIOA^IDEO CABLE

CONNECTIONS

Using a simple coaxial cable connection gives you good picture quality. If your television has audio/video jacks, I highly recommend using them to get even better picture quality and stereo sound when recording and playing back videotapes. These connections give you more convenient operation by not having to share the TV's antenna

signal.

DON'T FORGET ABOUT THE AUTOTV/VCR

FEATURE

The TV/VCR switch controls whether the picture signal is coming from the VCR or the TV.

You can change the setting manually by using the TV*VCR button on the remote or you can set the Auto TV/VCR feature to ON when using only IN FROM ANT and OUT TO TV jacks and OFF when using

the AUDIO/VIDEO output jacks-so your TV signal is not interrupted when the VCR is turned on.

CONNECTIONS

TV WITH RF JACK ONLY

This connection assumes;

• You are connecting antenna, cable, or cable box system.

• Your television has only an RF input jack.

This connection provides;

• Mono sound playback from VCR.

• Record one channel while watching another (except when using a cable box for all channels).

To use this connection, you must have;

• (1) coaxial cable for cable or antenna connection; (2) for

cable box

If your cable box is remote controllable;

• Position it on top of the VCR as shown. Make sure not to block any of the VCR's ventilation holes.

To connect;

1. Connect cables as shown.

2. Return to First Things First, then follow the steps.

VCR

..................

CABLE BOX

VCR'S \

SIGNALS %

WALL

Position Remote-Controllable

Cable Box

...........

'.t

TRANSMITTERS

Using This Connection

Tune your TV to channel 3 or 4, whichever one you selected with the 3CH4 switch on the back of the VCR.

Auto TV/VCR Setting:

• Set the Auto TVA/CR feature to ON.

To play a tape:

1. Insert a tape.

2. If necessary, press PLAY.

To record one program and watch another:

1. Begin recording a program using one of the recording features.

2. Press the TV«VCR button, and select a different channel on the TV.

CONNECTIONS

TV WITH AUDIO/VIDEO JACKS

This connection assumes;

.....

• You are connecting an antenna, cable, or cable box system.

• Your television has audio/video jacks.

This connection provides:

• Stereo sound playback from VCR.

• Record one channel while watching another (excepTwhen using a cable box for all channels).

To use this connection, you must have:

• (1) coaxial cable for cable/antenna connection; (2) for

cable box

• (3) audioA/ideo cables

If your cable box is remote controllable:

• Position it on top of the VCR as shown. Make sure not to block any of the VCR's ventilation holes.

To connect:

1. Connect cables as shown.

2. Return to First Things First, then follow the steps.

CABLEeOX ^

....

■

....

...

......

VCR'S

5IGN№

WALL t

Position «emote-Controllable

Cabie Box

TBKtNSMITTERS

Using This Connection

Tune your TV to its video input channel. Use of TV«VCK button is

not required.

Auto TV/VCR Setting:

• Set the Auto TVA/CR feature to OFF.

To play a tape:

1. Insert a tape.

2. If necessary, press PLAY.

To record one program and watch another:

1. Begin recording a program using one of the recording features.

2. Select a different channel on the TV.

CABLE. CABLE BOX, O №NNA

CONNECTIONS

TV WITH AUDIO/VIDEO JACKS AND CABLE BOX TO UNSCRAMBLE PAY CHANNELS ONLY

This connection assumes:

• You are using a cable box only to unscramble premium channels.

• Your TV has audio/video input jacks.

This connection provides:

• Stereo sound playback from VCR.

• Recording a scrambled or unscrambled channel through the

cable box while watching an unscrambled channel.

To use this connection, you must have:

• (3) coaxial cables

• (3) audio/video cables

• (1) splitter

If your cable box is remote controllable:

• Position it on top of the VCR as shown. Make sure not to block any of the VCR's ventilation holes.

VCR

...................

CABLE BOX '

T ................

VCR'S

SIGNALS

Position Remote-Controllable

Cable Box

............

TRANSMITTERS

WALL •-t

All scrambled channels must be viewed through the VCR.

For Cable Box Setup, select ALL channels. See page 11.

To connect:

1. Connect cables as shown.

2. Return to First Things First, then follow the steps.

Using This Connection

Tune your TV to its video input channel. Use of TV*VCR button is

not required.

Auto TV/VCR Setting:

• Set the Auto TV/VCR feature to OFF.

To play a tape:

1. Insert a tape.

2. If necessary, press PLAY.

To record a scrambled or unscrambled program and watch

another unscrambled program:

1. Begin recording a scrambled or unscrambled program through the cable box using one of the recording features.

2. Select an unscrambled channel on the TV.

CONNECTIONS

TV WITH RF JACK AND SATELLITE RECEIVER

This connection assumes:

• You have a basic satellite system.

• Your TV does not have audio/video input jacks.

This connection provides:

• Mono sound playback from VCR.

• Recording from a satellite receiver.

• Recording one off-air or cable channel while watching another.

If your digital satellite receiver is remote controllable:

• Position it on top of the VCR as shown. Make sure not to block any of the VCR's ventilation holes.

To use this connection, you must have:

• (4) coaxial cables and (3) audioArideo cables

....

Caution

SATELLITE RECEIVER

VCR'S /

SIGNALS .

Position Remote>Controllable

Satellite Receiver

/ TRANSMITTERS

To connect:

1. Connect cables as shown.

2. Return to the First Things First Section, then follow the steps.

Using This Connection

• Tune your TV to channel 3 or 4, whichever one you selected

with the 3CH4 switch on the back of the VCR.

• To record and watch off-air or cable, tune your VCR to

channel 3 or 4 whichever one you selected with the CH3/CH4

switch on the back of the receiver. Turn off receiver.

• To watch and/or record from the satellite receiver, tune your

VCR to its line input (LINE appears in display).

Auto TV/VCR Setting:

• Set the Auto TV/VCR feature to ON.

To play a tape:

1. Insert a tape.

2. If necessary, press VCR and then PLAY.

To record one off-air or cable program and watch another:

1. Turn off the satellite receiver and begin recording a program using a recording feature.

2. Press TV«VCR and select a different channel on the TV.

The unauthorized recording of satellite broadcasts, television

programs, or other materials may infringe the rights of others.

OR I ANCABLE,CABLE BOX OR I ANTENNA SATELLITE SIGNAL

To record a satellite receiver program:

1. Turn on the satellite receiver, tune the VCR to its line input, and begin recording a program using a recording feature.

CONNECTIONS

TV WITH AUDIO/VIDEO JACKS AND SATELLITE RECEIVER

This connection assumes:

• You have an advanced satellite system.

• Your TV has audio/video input jacks.

This connection provides:

• Stereo sound playback from VCR.

• Recording from receiver while watching cable or off-air channel.

• Recording one cable or off-air channel while watching another.

W SATELLITE RECEIVER *:

..................................

........

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1/ 1------------------------ 1 J 1 J

.........................................

VCR'S

SIGNALS ,

TRANSMITTERS

If your digital satellite receiver is remote controllable:

• Position it on top of the VCR as shown. Make sure not to block any of the VCR's ventilation holes.

To use this connection, you must have:

• (3) coaxial cables and (6) audio/video cables

To connect:

1. Connect cables as shown.

2. Return to the First Things First, then follow the steps.

Using This Connection

• To record from the satellite receiver, tune your VCR to its line input (LINE appears in display).

• Tune your TV to its video input to watch the VCR or satellite receiver.

Auto TV/VCR Setting:

• Set the Auto TV/VCR feature to OFF. Use of TV*VCR button is not required.

Position Remote-Controllable

Satellite Receiver

)rI AN!CABLE OR I ANTENNA

To play a tape:

1. Insert a tape

2. If necessary, press VCR and then PLAY.

To record one off-air or cable program and watch another:

1. Begin recording a program using a recording feature.

2. Select a different channel on the TV.

To record a satellite receiver program and watch a cable or

off-air channel:

1. Turn on satellite receiver, tune the VCR to its line input, and begin recording a program using a recording feature.

2. Select a different channel on the TV.

APPENDIX A: REFERENCE

This section gives you some additional information about the VCR, including a description of the unit’s controls and display.

You also will find aTroubleshootingTips section in this Appendix, which might help to resolve some of those

simple problems.

Finally, this section contains your warranty information.

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FRONT PANEL

Remote Sensor

CHANNEL*TRACKING Up or Down Selects next higher or lower channel in the VCR's channel memory. Adjusts tracking

when a tape is playing.

EJECT Ejects the tape when the VCR is stopped. FWD Forwards the tape when the VCR is stopped. Searches the

picture forward during playback. Starts slow-motion playback during play-pause and increases slow-motion speed.

INPUT Selects between the line input and VCR's tuner. Line input refers to the signal coming from the component connected to

the audio/video input jacks on the back of the VCR. PAUSE Pauses action for viewing during playback. Pauses

recording to prevent recording of unwanted scenes.

PLAY Plays a tape. POWER Turns the VCR on or off. RECORD Starts VCR recording. Used for express recording. Remote Sensor Receives signals from the remote control. Aim

the remote at this sensor.

REV Rewinds the tape when the VCR is stopped. Searches the picture in reverse during playback. Starts slow-motion playback during play-pause and decreases slow-motion speed.

STOP Stops the normal functions such as record, playback,

rewind, fast-forward, or pause.

TV»VCR Switches the picture signal so that it either comes from the VCR or the TV.

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DISPLAY PANEL

Cassette indicator

Cassette Indicator Shows when a cassette is inserted and displays direction tape is moving.

Time, Time Counter, Channei Number, Line Input

Indicator (UNE), or Status Displays

Time or Time Counter Press INFO to switch between the

current time and time counter.

Channel Number, UNE, Current Time,

Time Counter, or Status Displays

-Tape Speed

Channel Number or Line Input Indicator The channel

number appears when the VCR is tuned to a channel. The line indicator (LINE) appears when the line input is selected.

Status Indicators Show what the VCR is doing.

EJECT Ejecting tape F-FWD Fast forward PLAY Playback REC Record REW Rewind SLOW Slow motion SEARCH + or - Forward or reverse search

STILL Play pause and frame advance STOP VCR stopped X-REC Express recording

TIMER Indicator Lights when VCR is turned off and set for

timer recording. Flashes when timer recording is set and there is

no cassette in the VCR.

VCR Indicator (Applies only if the VCR Viewing Channel is 3 or 4). Press the TV*VCR button to turn on or off.

• VCR indicator on: Picture from VCR.

• VCR indicator off: Picture from TV channel.

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BACK PANEL

VCR

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AUDIO 1

1 1 O

3CH4 Switch Selects the channel to which you will tune the TV to see the VCR picture if you connect the VCR using one of

the basic hookups. AUDIO (R and L) and VIDEO IN Jacks Receives signals from

another component, like a VCR or camcorder, when it is connected to these jacks. Use INPUT on the remote to select

LINE to record from these jacks.

IN FROM

ANT

OUT TO

AUDIO (R and L) and VIDEO OUT Jacks Sends signals from

VCR to another component, like a TV or VCR, when it is

connected to these jacks. IN FROM ANT Jack Receives a signal from an antenna or

cable system when attached. OUT TO TV Jack Passes signal to TV using the cable supplied.

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TROUBLESHOOTINO TIPS

No power

• Check to make sure it is plugged into an operating outlet.

• Check to make sure your connections are correct.

VCR does not respond to remote

• Press VCR to set remote to control the VCR.

• Check to make sure there are no objects between the VCR and remote.

• The batteries may need changing.

• Make sure the Remote VCR1/VCR2 setting is set to VCR1 so the remote that came packed with your VCR can operate it.

• Remove batteries and hold number button 1 for at least 60 seconds to drain the microprocessor inside the remote. Release number 1 and replace the batteries.

• Remove all batteries for approximately 12 hours. Then replace batteries.

Remote no longer controls an RCA. ProScan, or GE TV

• Press TV to set remote to control a compatible TV.

• Check to make sure the remote is programmed to control an RCA ProScan, or GE TV.

Remote no longer controls a compatible TV

Press TV to set remote to control the compatible TV. Check to make sure there are no objects between the component and remote.

The batteries may need changing.

Reprogram remote after batteries have been changed.

Remove batteries and hold number button 1 for at least 60 seconds to drain the microprocessor inside the remote. Release number 1, replace the batteries, and (if necessary) reprogram the remote.

Remove all batteries for approximately 12 hours. Then replace batteries and (if necessary) reprogram the remote.

Poor or no picture for normal TV viewing

• Check to make sure the VCR indicator is off.

• Check to make sure the TV is switched to an active channel.

• Check to make sure the antenna connections are secure and correct.

Snowy or no picture during playback

• Press TV»VCR to turn VCR indicator on.

• Check TV channel selected (3 or 4) to make sure it matches the channel selected with 3CH4 switch on

back of VCR.

• Check to make sure the TV's fine tuning is correct for the channel you have selected.

• Check video cable connections between VCR and TV monitor.

• Check to make sure the TV monitor is set to video input.

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• Try another tape.

• Some snow/streaks are normal during search, stop action, frame advance, and slow-motion playback.

Streaks in picture during normal playback

• Press one of the TRACKING buttons to move streaks up or down for the best picture.

• Check to make sure the tape is of good quality and not worn out.

Time counter not working or time counter not working in search modes

• The time counter does not advance during unrecorded portions of tape. When an unrecorded segment of tape is encountered, the time counter will hold its count until recorded material is

detected again.

• A minus (-) will appear in front of the time if you rewind the tape farther back than a counter

reading of 0:00:00.

Will not record or play

• Check to make sure there is a tape in the VCR.

• Try ejecting and reinserting the cassette.

• Check to make sure the tape is not broken.

• Check to make sure the VCR is not in pause mode. Press PAUSE or PLAY to return to normal playback.

Will not record

• Check to make sure the safety tab is intact.

• Check to make sure the VCR is not in the line mode. Press INPUT.

Rewind does not operate

• Check to make sure the tape is not already rewound.

VCR Plus+ or timer recording not made or wrong program recorded

• Check to make sure the correct VCR PlusCode is entered.

• Check to make sure the cable box was turned on when recording was to begin.

• Check to make sure the program was entered correctly (wrong channel or times).

• VCR cannot control cable box or satellite receiver. Check to make sure VCR was set up for cable box

or DSS control or try repositioning the cable box.

• Power interruption. Reset the clock.

• Check to see if time and date are correct-including AM/PM.

• Check to make sure the program did not exceed the tape's length or the tape was not rewound

beforehand.

• Check to make sure the VCR was turned off at the time recording was to start.

• Check to make sure there was a tape in the VCR and the cassette's safety tab was intact.

• VCR ejects cassette when the end of the tape is reached during a timer recording.

• Check to make sure VCR Plus+ channel setup was completed correctly.

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Clock shows incorrect time or date

• Power interruption.

• Check to make sure the clock is set accurately (check AM/PM and date).

• Check Daylight-Saving setting. The clock may have adjusted for daylight-saving time.

VCR makes noise when stopped

• VCR is removing tape from heads. This is normal. The head cylinder inside the VCR will continue to rotate for a few

minutes after you put the VCR in the stop mode.

Will not Auto Channel Search active channels correctly

• Check to make sure the antenna connections are secure and correct.

• Check to make sure the Signal Type: CABLE/ANTENNA feature is set correctly.

• If Detect Automatically was selected for the Signal Type in the Auto Channel Search menu, try using either CABLE TV or

ANTENNA instead.

Tape plays back in slow motion

• Press PLAY to return to normal playback.

Cannot select channels over 69

• Cable channels over 69 can only be selected if Signal Type: CABLE/ANTENNA feature is set to CABLE.

Cassette with safety tab removed does not start to play automatically

• Check to make sure the Auto Play ON/OFF feature is set to ON.

TIMER Indicator flashes in display

• Check to make sure there is a cassette in the VCR when a timer recording is set.

Time counter disappears during searching

• This is normal.

On-screen menus appear in English or French

• Check Language feature.

No stereo sound during playback

• Check to make sure the Playback: HI-FI/LINEAR/MIX feature is set to HI-FI to hear stereo sound during playback.

• Must use the AUDIO/VIDEO jacks on the back of the VCR to hear stereo sound.

Stereo audio too noisy

• Stereo signal is weak. Set Reception: STEREO/MONO/SAP feature to MONO.

• Press one of the TRACKING up or down buttons to minimize the noise.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Format: Record/Piayback

System: Video Signal System:

Antenna:

Tuner:

Type:

Power Requirement: Power Consumption:

Dimensions:

Weight:

VHS Video; 4-head

Audio; 2 Hi-Fi record/playback system

EIA standard; NTSC color 75-ohm external VHF/UHF combined

antenna terminal USA; 181 channels capability’*

(125 cable channels)

Canada; 178 channels capability’*

(122 cable channels)

AutoProgramming frequency synthesis

120V AC, 60 Hz 18 watts

3.6 inches high (92.5 mm) 15 inches wide (380 mm)

12.4 inches deep (313.5 mm)

9.2 pounds (4.2 kg)

Storage Temperature

Range: Operating

Temperature Range:

’*Check your cable company's compatibility requirements.

- 22°F to +149°F (-30°C to +65°C)

+41°F to+104“F

(+5°C to +40°C)

CLEANINCTHE VCR

Use a soft cloth or dusting attachment of your vacuum cleaner to dust your VCR. Remove dust from the ventilation holes on the

top, back, sides, and bottom of the cabinet.

Plastic surfaces are easily scratched and can be marred by alcohol and various solvents. Avoid excessive use of oil-based furniture

polishes since the materials used in the cabinet will accumulate more dust. We recommend using a nonabrasive, antistatic

cleaner and polisher.

Specifications are subject to change.

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LIMITED WARRANTY

What your warranty covers:

• Any defect in material or workmanship.

For how long after your purchase:

• Ninety days for labor charges.

• One year for parts.

The warranty period for rental units begins with the first rental or 45 days from date of shipment to the

rental firm, whichever comes first.

What we will do:

• Pay any Authorized RCA VCR Servicenter the labor charges to repair your VCR.

• Pay any Authorized RCA VCR Servicenter for the new or, at our option, refurbished replacement parts

required to repair your VCR.

How you get service:

Take your VCR to any Authorized RCA VCR Servicenter. To identify your nearest Authorized RCA VCR Servicenter, ask your dealer, look in the Yellow Pages, or call 1-800-336-1900.

Show the service technician your evidence of purchase date.

Pick up your VCR when repairs are completed.

What your warranty does not cover:

Customer instruction. (Your Owner's Manual clearly describes how to install, adjust, and operate your

VCR. Any additional information should be obtained from your Dealer.)

Installation and related adjustments. Signal reception problems not caused by your VCR. Damage from misuse or neglect. Cleaning of video/audio heads. Remote control batteries. A VCR that has been modified or incorporated into other products or is used for institutional or other

commercial purposes. A VCR purchased or serviced outside the USA. Acts of God, such as but not limited to lightning damage.

Product Registration:

• Please complete and mail the Product Registration Card packed with your VCR. It will make it easier to

contact you should it ever be necessary. The return of the card is not required for warranty coverage.

How state law relates to this warranty:

• This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you also may have other rights that vary from state

to state.

If you purchased your VCR outside the United States:

• This warranty does not apply. Contact your dealer for warranty information.

INDEX

3CH4 switch 52, 55, 60

Accessing menus 5 Add or remove channels 14

ADD/REMOVE CHANNELS screen 14 Audio

playback type 46 selecting 46

Audio features, set up 46

AUDIO menu 46 Audio only

playing back 33

recording 33 AudioA/ideo jacks 33 Audio/yideo jacks 33, 51, 53, 54, 56, 60 Auto channel search 13

AUTO CHANNEL SEARCH menu 13 Auto play feature 19, 25 Auto TVA/CR feature 19, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 Automatic rewind 25 Automatic tracking 24

Back panel 60 Basic recording 25 Basics, learn the 21

Batteries, installing in the remote 4 Broadcast stereo TV recording 32

Cable box codes 12 Cable box setup 10 CABLE BOX SETUP menu 11 Cables

positioning 49 types of 50

Cassette indicator 59

CHAN buttons 22, 24, 36 CHANNEL buttons 58 Channel number display 59 Channel, viewing 5 Channels, add or remove 14 Channels list, VCR 12

CHANNELS menu 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 30 Choosing a VCR connection 51

Cleaning the VCR 64 CLEAR button 22, 31, 32, 43, 44, 45 Clearing programs 32 Commercial scan feature 42 Connections 49

choosing 51 TV with audio/video jacks 53 TV with audio/video jacks and cable box to unscram

TV with audio/video jacks and satellite receiver 56 TV with RF jack and satellite receiver 55 TV with RF jack only 52 two VCRs 34

using audio/video cables 51 Contents 1 Controls

back panel 60

front panel 58 Copying and editing tapes 34

Date and time setting 14 Digital satellite system setup 8

Displays

on-screen 45, 59

DSS SETUP menu 9

EJECT button 25, 58 Eject, tape 25 Express recording 28

INDEX

F.ADV button 23, 43 First setup 3 First things first 3 FORWARD button 25, 42, 43, 44, 45 Frame advance 43 Front panel controls 58 Front panel display feature 20 FWD button 34, 42, 43, 44, 45, 58

GO BACK button 23, 24 Go-to search feature 44 GO-TO SEARCH menu 44

Important information 2 IN FROM ANT jack 19, 51, 52, 55, 60 Index search feature 43 INDEX SEARCH menu 43 INFO button 23, 24, 45, 59 INPUT button 23. 29. 33, 58

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Jacks, types of 50

Language feature 8 LANGUAGE menu 8 Limited warranty 65

LINE indicator 33, 55, 59

MENU-PROG button

a 9,10,11, ia H 15, ia ia 23 29,3o 31,32 4s

Menus, accessing 5 MUTE button 24

Number buttons 15, 23, 24

OFF button 25, 36 On-screen displays 45 OUT TO TV Jack 19, 51, 52, 55, 60 Overheating 49

PAUSE button 23, 25, 34, 42, 43, 58 Picture search options 42 PLAY button

23. 25, 34. 42. 43, 45, 52, 53. 54, 55. 56, 58

Playing a tape 24

POWER button 25, 58 Power surges 49 PREFERENCES menu 6, 18, 19 Problem solving 61 Programming the remote

to operate TVs 36

PROGRAMS OVERLAP message 29, 31

Reception: STEREO/MONO/SAP 33 Reception: STEREO/MONO/SAP feature 46 RECORD button 23. 25, 28, 33. 34, 58 Recording

audio only 33 basic 25

INDEX

broadcast stereo TV 32 copying and editing tapes 34

express 28 features 28 SAP 32

speeds 25 timer 29 VCR plus+ 30

Remote

buttons 22 component buttons 22

installing batteries 4

TV function buttons 24

VCR function buttons 22-24 Remote VCR1A/CR2 option 18 Remove or add channels 14

REV button 34, 42, 43, 44, 58 REVERSE button 23, 25, 42, 43. 44 Review programs screen 32

Reviewing programs 32 Rewind, automatic 25

Safety tab 26 SAP, recording 32

Satellite receiver code list. 9 Search

commercial scan 42 forward 42 frame advance 43

go-to 44

index 43 reverse 42 slow motion 42

SEARCH button 23, 42, 43, 44 Sensor, remote 58

Set time and date manually 15 SET TIME AND DATE menu 15

Set up

audio features 46

cable box 10

digital satellite system 8 first 3

language 8 using the menus 8

Signal type

changing 14

selecting 14 Slow motion playback 42 Solving problems 61

Specifications 64 Speed

LP 25

SLP 25

SP 25

SPEED button 23, 25, 28, 31, 33 Speeds, recording 25 Status indicators

EJECT 59

F-FWD 59 PLAY 59 REC 59 REW 59 SEARCH + and - 59

STILL 59 STOP 59

X-REC 59 STEREO indicator 46 STOP button 24, 25, 28, 32, 33, 34, 43, 44, 45, 58

Stopping a timer recording 32

Tab, safety 26 Table of contents 1 Tape eject 25

Tape playback 47 Tape playback: HIFI, LINEAR and MIX 47

Tape, playing a 24

Tape speeds 25

Time and date setting 14

INDEX

Time counter 44

Time counter display 59 Time display 59 TIME menu 15 TIMER indicator 29, 31, 59 Timer recording 29 Timer recording, stopping 32 TIMER RECORDINGS menu 29, 32

Tips, troubleshooting 61 TRACKING buttons 24, 25, 42, 44, 58 Tracking feature 44 Troubleshooting tips 61 TV button 22, 36

TV, programming the remote to control 36

TV*VCR button 19, 24, 33, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 58

VCR button 19, 22 VCR channels list 12

VCR, cleaning 64 VCR indicator 33, 59 VCR MAIN MENU

6, 8, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 23, 29, 30, 32, 46

VCR Plus+

channel list 30 channel list menu 16, 30

menu 30

PlusCode number 31 setting up channels 16 using 30

worksheet for channels 16 Viewing channel 5 VOL buttons 24

Warranty, limited 65

RCA VR628HF User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

WARNING

Product Registration

Installation

Service

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DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM SETUP

Satellite Receiver Codes

CABLE BOX SETUP

CABLE BOX SETUP

VCR CHANNELS LIST

To Auto Channel Search

To Change the Signal Type

To Add or Remove Channels

TIME AND DATE

Set Daylight-Saving Time

Selecting Channels

Set the Time and Date

Spring forward; Fall backward

Time/Date Display

VCR PLU$+ CHANNELS

VCR Plus-h Channel List

VCRPLUS+ WORKSHEET

REMOTE VCR1/VCR2 OPTION

Remote Control Option

AUTO PLAY

AUTOTVA^CR

Auto TV/VCR

FRONT PANEL (VCR DISPLAY)

COMPONENT BUTTONS

VCR FUNCTION BUTTONS

TV FUNCTION BUTTONS

CHECK THE SAFETY TAB

EXPRESS RECORDING (XPR)

TIMER RECORDING

Timer Recording Information

TIMER RECORDING WITH VCR PLUS+

Setting Up the Channel List

Using VCR Plus+

VCR Plus+ Recording

STOPPING A TIMER RECORDING

REVIEWING AND CLEARING PROGRAMS

Playing Back Audio Only

OPERATE THE TV

OPERATING THE AUXILIARY COMPONENT

OPERATE THE COMPONENT

OPERATE THE CABLE BOX OR DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER

FORWARD AND REVERSE SEARCH

SLOW MOTION

COMMERCIAL SCAN (SEARCH BUTTON)

FRAME ADVANCE

INDEX SEARCH

CO-TO SEARCH

RECEPTION

TAPE PLAYBACK

Protect Your Components from Power Surges

Position Cables Correctly to Avoid Audio Hum or Interference

Protect Your Components from Overheating

JACKS AND CABLES

RF Jacks and Coaxial Cables (F-type)

Audio/Video Jacks and Cables (RCA-type)

CHOOSINCA VCR CONNECTION

TV WITH RF JACK ONLY

Using This Connection

TV WITH AUDIO/VIDEO JACKS

Using This Connection

TV WITH AUDIO/VIDEO JACKS AND CABLE BOX TO UNSCRAMBLE PAY CHANNELS ONLY

Using This Connection

TV WITH RF JACK AND SATELLITE RECEIVER

Using This Connection

Using This Connection