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Caution

BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NEW VCR, PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THIS OPERATION MANUAL AND THEN SAVE IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AS IT WILL BE USEFUL IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS OPERATING YOUR VCR IN THE FUTURE.

Location and Handling

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Air vents are provided in the VCR cabinet to prevent excessive temperatures inside the unit. Do not place your VCR in closed spaces, cover it, or otherwise block the

vents.

Do not place the VCR in direct sunlight, or near heat sources.

Keep the VCR and tapes away from strong magnetic objects.

Do not insert or drop anything into the VCR

through the air vents or cassette

compartment as this could cause serious damage, possibly resulting in fire.

Do not place any object containing water or other liquids on the VCR. In the event that liquid should enter the cabinet, unplug the VCR immediately and contact the retailer or service centre approved by Sharp immediately.

Do not remove the VCR cabinet. Touching parts inside the cabinet could result in electric shock and/or damage to the VCR. For service and adjustment inside the cabinet call a qualified dealer or service centre approved by Sharp.

Moisture Condensation

Rapid temperature changes and storage or operation in extremely high humidity environments may cause “dew” to condense inside the VCR cabinet. Dew can cause serious damage to your tapes and the video heads. Should dew form inside the unit, the dew indicator will light up and all normal VCR operations will be inoperable.

l If the dew indicator lights up, wait until

the moisture evaporates. When the power is on, the drum spins, and the dew evaporates more quickly.

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As an extra measure of protection for the

video heads, wait another 5 minutes after

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goes out before using

l The dew sensor may take a few minutes to detect moisture. Accordingly,

when the VCR is first hooked up or when the power cord is plugged into the socket again, wait about 30 minutes and confirm that the dew indicator has not lit up before attempting to operate the unit.

Service

Do not attempt to service this VCR yourself. Please refer any service to the nearest service centre approved by Sharp.

Others

Copyright may exist on material you wish to record. Copying such material without permission of the relevant licensees or owners of the copyright is prohibited by law. Sharp is not in a position to authorize the recording of copyrighted works and nothing in this operation manual should be read or implied as giving that authority.

This VCR is not equipped with a mains power switch. Accordingly, nominal current to drive the clock is drawn at all times when the power cord is plugged

into a wall socket. If the VCR is not to be used for an extended period, be

sure to unplug the cord.

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Cable Connections

Disconnecting TV Cable

Disconnect the aerial cable from the back of your TV set.

Connecting Aerial Cable to VCR

Connect the aerial cable to the ANTENNA IN terminal of your VCR.

Connecting VCR to TV

Connect the supplied coaxial cable to the RF OUT terminal of the VCR. Plug the other end into your TV’s ANTENNA IN terminal.

Connecting AC Power Cord

Plug the provided AC power cord into the AC power cord socket on the rear of the VCR.

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Connected to outdoor or indoor aerial cable

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ANTENNA IN

From AUDIO OUT

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To ANTENNA IN +

To VIDEO IN

NOTES:

l Stereo sound output is only possible using the AUDIO OUT terminals.

Sound from the radio frequency converter (RF OUT) is mono only.

l The power cord should not be plugged into the power outlet until the above

connections have been completed.

l If TV reception is weak, use a TV signal booster (not supplied).

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The remote control lets you operate your VCR at a distance. Just aim the front of the remote control at the photoreceptor window situated on the front panel of your VCR and press the control buttons as you would on your VCR.

Inserting the Batteries

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Slide in

Battery Cover

The remote

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(UMSUM-3,

AA) 1.5 volt

batteries (included). If the

remote control does not

operate or fails to function

normally, use

new batteries, which can be purchased at electronics or

camera stores.

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Open the battery cover. (Remove any old

batteries that may be in the remote control.)

@

Insert new batteries, matching their polarities (+

and -) to the markings inside the remote control.

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Replace the cover.

l You can set the clock and timer recordings using

the remote control. Clock setting: see SETTING THE CLOCK Timer recording: see RECORDING WITH THE

TIMER NOTES:

l Do not subject the remote control to shock, water or

excessive humidity.

l The remote control may not function if the VCR

sensor is in direct sunlight or any other strong light. If so, move the VCR or alter the lighting.

l Incorrect use of batteries may cause them to leak or

burst.

l Do not mix old and new batteries, or mix brands in

use.

l Batteries are available in rechargeable and

disposable configurations. Read the battery warnings and use the batteries properly.

l Remove the batteries if the remote control will not

be operated for an extended period of time.

Remote Control LCD

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button-

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CHANNEL up/down

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PLAY button

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STOP button

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SLOW O/O buttons

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DPSS buttons

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programme getting buttons (TV CHANNEL up/down) ZERO BACK button (TV VOL. down)

C-LOCK button (TV VOL. up)

Simple

Recording

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PROG button PROG CALL button

Numeric buttons

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time

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directly.

l If a number greater than 47 IS

selected, the channel position will not change. Press the CHANNEL

w/down

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DISPLAY button CLEAR button

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Press the CLOCK button.

“12H”

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AM” starts flashing. You can set the present time using either the

0

and 0 buttons or the numeric buttons (0 to 9). If you press the 0 or 0 button,

the ‘minute’ digits begin to change. As you continue

pressing, the ‘minute’ digits will

stop changing (after “00” has

been displayed twice) and the ‘hour’ digits only will begin to

change. First set the ‘hour’ digits, and then the ‘minute’ digits.

If you use the numeric buttons (0

to 9) to set the time, first set the

‘hour’, and then the ‘minute’ digits (if there is only one ‘minute’ digit, first enter 0). (Set to

lo:28

AM.)

Press the CLOCK button. “IO:28

AM” disappears, and “1 DO1 M”

(the day and month) starts

flashing. You can set the date

using either the 0 and 0 buttons or the numeric buttons (0 to 9). If you press the 0 or 0 button to set the day and month, the ‘day’ digits begin to change. As you continue pressing, the ‘day’ digits

will stop changing (after “1” has

been displayed twice) and the ‘month’ digits only will begin to change. First set the ‘month’ digits, and then set the ‘day’ digits. If you use the numeric buttons (0 to 9) to set the date, first set the ‘day’, and then the ‘month’ digits (if the month is a single digit, first enter 0). (Set to

“15D02M”.)

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“15D02M”

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“OOY”

starts flashing. Set the ‘year’ digits by pressing the 0 or

0

button, or the numeric buttons (0 to 9). (If the year is a single digit, first enter 0.) (Set to “92Y’.)

Press the CLOCK button. “92Y” disappears. The present time

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“:”

starts flashing to indicate the clock is now operating.

Point the remote control at the VCR and press the TRANSFER button. The VCR display shows the present time and the clock on the VCR starts operating.

NOTES:

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If you prefer the clock to display time in the 24-hour system, press

“24H”

in

step @ and then follow steps @ through

8.

To select AM or PM, when you set the clock to show 12-hour AM/PM time, press the AM/PM button before step

0.

If you press the CLOCK button while the VCR is operating, you cannot change channel positions until you have finished setting the clock. If you make a mistake, repeat the above steps to set the time again. If the precise clock time is required (within a second), after setting the year (after completing step 0) do not press the CLOCK button until the exact start of the minute. The clock will start operating as soon as the CLOCK button is pressed.

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Cancelling Channel Skip

If there are channel positions that are not preset, you can skip them by the

following procedure.

Select the video channel on your TV. Press the OPERATE button to turn on the VCR.

Example: Skip Channel Position 12

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to return to normal mode.

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up/down buttons are used, but the skipped channels can be selected by using the numeric buttons on the remote control.

Press the CH SET button to select the channel setting mode. Press the CHANNEL up/down buttons to select the channel position

number you want to reset. (Select channel 12.) Press the CLEAR button on the remote control. The channel position

number will stop flashing, and will remain lit. The channel-skip setting has now been cancelled. Repeat steps @ and @ for resetting other skipped channels.

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Video Search

This VCR has the functions described below to play back recorded tapes more clearly, for more enjoyment.

Use the following procedure to quickly find the section you want, while viewing the picture.

Auto Head Cleaning System

The VCR automatically cleans the heads when you insert a cassette tape or press the EJECT button during playback or recording.

Auto Tracking Control System

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begins from the stop mode or when you press the TRACKING v and A buttons at the same time. This function automatically adjusts the tracking to

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Picture adjusted by Auto

tracking engages, “PLAY” flashes on

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the VCR display for a few seconds.

Picture with

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l When a poorly recorded tape is played back, auto tracking may not operate

normally. In this event, manually adjust the tracking with the TRACKING v or A button to make any noise disappear.

NOTE:

l During playback, you can also adjust tracking manually with the CHANNEL

up/down buttons on the remote control.

Auto Picture Control System

When the played-back tape is very noisy, this function reduces the noise to make the picture clearer. Set the AUTO PICTURE/EDIT switch to AUTO PICTURE to

use this function. High-quality recordings are played back with all the clarity and

fine detail of the original recording.

Editing Enhancement Function

Picture quality inevitably deteriorates each time you dub from a VCR to another VCR. Edit function minimizes the deterioration of the edited videos. To use this function, set the AUTO PICTURE/EDIT switch to EDIT. After dubbing, reset the switch to AUTO PICTURE.

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Reverse Video Search

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Fast Forward

Rewind

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NOTE:

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damage to the tape, your VCR will resume normal playback after about 5

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ERASURE

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cassettes have a removable tab to prevent

PROTECTION TAB

accidental erasure of recorded material. Removing the tab prevents recording. To record on a video cassette with the tab removed, place adhesive tape over the tab

opening.

Recording a TV Programme

0

Turn on your TV and select the video channel.

channel indicator.

@

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LP (Long Play) recording speed with the

SP/LP

button on the remote control (“SP” or “LP” will light up on the VCR display).

@

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to record with

the

CHANNEL uo/down

buttons or the numeric buttons:

NOTE:

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(-i--j

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[ TOTAL RECORDING TIME ]

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Tape

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480

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180

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360 min.

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120

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240 min.

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60

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120

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60

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covered.

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r&cording’,

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the

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NOTES:

AV mode

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the

AUDlOiVlDEO

IN terminals on the rear

of the VCR, press the CHANNEL up/down

buttons to select the AV channel position situated after channel 47 and before channel 0. (When the AV position is selected, “AV” is displayed where a channel position number is usually displayed.)

l

If the TV signals are weak and the picture changes to monochrome, press the COLOUR

MODE button to select fixed colour mode.

(“PAL” lights on the VCR display for a few

Fixed Colour Mode

seconds and then the display returns to the

previous mode.) Normally, the colour mode

should be set to “AUTO”. (Press the

COLOUR MODE button until “AUTO”

appears on the VCR display. The display

Auto Colour Mode

returns to the previous mode after a few

seconds.)

To Watch Another TV Programme While

Recordina

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zew

using the TV tuner. At the end of the tape, your VCR will automatically stop recording, rewind the tape, eject it, and turn off the power.

PAUSE/STILL

button

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CLOCK button

STOP button

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STOP

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t

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OUT button

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0

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start of the desired programme.

“0”

flashes.

@

Press the REPEAT button at the

lights.

end of the desired programme.

“a”

0

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REPEAT button is played back repeatedly.

NOTE:

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START

END

\

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Press REPEAT button.

Press REPEAT button again.

Any selected mode on the VCR can be locked-in to prevent accidental change to another mode by simply pressing the C-LOCK button on the remote control. All modes remain locked (including power-off) until the Child-Proof Lock is disengaged.

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To Lock Any Operation Mode

l After the C-LOCK button is pressed during any operation mode, the mode

will continue even if other operation

w

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buttons are pressed.

l After the C-LOCK button is pressed when the VCR is turned off, the VCR

will not turn on even if the OPERATE button is pressed.

/

Example: Engaging Child-Proof Lock during playback

0

Press the C-LOCK button on the

remote control for about 2 seconds.

“GFJ”

flashes on the VCR display.

@

Now regardless of what other operating buttons are touched, the VCR will continue to play the tape.

Child-Proof Lock can be disengaged by either of the following methods:

(A) @ Press the C-LOCK button on

the remote control for about 2 seconds.

“&J”

starts flashing.

@%3”

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dis-

(B)

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NOTES:

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the clock and timer memories must be reset.

l The Child-Proof Lock cannot be disengaged while the power back-up is

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0

button or numeric buttons (0 to 9) in the same

way as described in step 0. (Set to “IO:30 AM”.) Press the PROG button.

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the 0 or 0 button or numeric buttons (if the

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“Y.)

NOTES:

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SP/LP

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SP/LP

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AUDIO/VIDEO IN terminals on the rear of the VCR, select the AV channel position situated after channel 47 and before channel 0.

l To record in the simulcast mode, press the SIMUL button (“SIMUL” lights).

Press the button again to cancel the simulcast mode.

NOTE:

The disolaved timer oosition

number is

[VCR Display]

cannot be ttansferred: (“PROG” flashes.) Transfer again after clearing the timer.

Thirty seconds after the transfer or one minute after setting the

programmes, the display on the remote control automatically changes to the present time. To input additional timer programmes, repeat steps @ through 0. The

VCR can store up to 8 preset timer programmes. The contents of a

programme stored in the remote control will disappear 30 seconds after transferring or 60 seconds after setting the programme.

Press the COLOUR MODE button inside the front panel to check that the colour mode is set to auto mode (“AUTO” is displayed). If the mode is set to fixed colour mode (“PAL” is displayed), press the COLOUR MODE button to

select the auto mode. To set the VCR for automatic

timer recording, point the remote

control at the VCR, press the

TIMER ON/OFF button and

ensure the “TIMER” indication

lights on the VCR display.

NOTES:

l If the video cassette runs out before recording all the programmes, your VCR will

stop, eject the cassette, and shut off automatically.

l If power is interrupted for more than 60 minutes (power failure, etc.), all timer settings

will be cancelled.

l If the TIMER ON/OFF button is pressed when there is no cassette loaded, “TIMER”

flashes for 5 seconds, indicating that timer recording is not possible.

l If the TIMER ON/OFF button is pressed while a cassette with an uncovered erasure

protection hole is loaded, “TIMER” flashes and the cassette is ejected.

l When “TIMER” is lit, regular VCR operation, clock setting and

settingicancellingiconfirming

timer positions are not possible. For regular VCR

operation, clock setting and setting/cancelling/confirming timer positions, press the

TIMER ON/OFF button to disengage the timer (“TIMER” disappears), and then turn

on your VCR.

l During timer recording, the timer cannot be set or checked. l To terminate timer recording, press the STOP button during timer recording. l If no buttons are pressed within one minute while setting a timer programme position,

the mode automatically returns to the previous mode.

0

If the same time is input for the start time and the stop time, the timer setting will be

cancelled.

l “PROG” flashes during timer recording.

l Set the timer using the remote control.

Confirming Timer Settings

@

Press the TIMER ON/OFF button to disengage the timer. (“TIMER”

disappears.)

@

Press the PROG CALL button on the remote control. The lowest-

@

numbered of the unprogrammed timer positions will be displayed. Press the 0 or 0 button to select the timer position number you wish to confirm.

@

Each time you press the PROG CALL button, the position of the flashing

display changes, and all of the contents of a given preset timer position

@

are displayed. Press the TIMER ON/OFF button again to engage the timer.

Cancelling Timer Settings

Press the TIMER ON/OFF button to disengage the timer. (“TIMER” disappears.) Press the PROG CALL button on the remote control. The lowestnumbered of the unprogrammed timer positions will be displayed. Press the

0

or 0 button to select the timer position number you wish to

cancel. Make sure the selected timer position number is the one to be cancelled and then press the CLEAR button on the remote control. When you press the CLOCK button on the VCR, the display returns to the present time.

NOTE:

l During timer setting, and when confirming or cancelling timer settings, you

cannot change the channel positions on the VCR with the remote control.

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Tape movement can be confirmed in hours, minutes and seconds with the

5

digit display. Changing of the display and counter clearing are operated by the remote control.

-

Counter Display

Press the OPERATE button to turn on the VCR. (The mode indicator is displayed and the channel indication appears after a few seconds.) Press the DISPLAY button on the remote control. (The mode indicator is displayed.)

Press the DISPLAY button again. (The tape counter is displayed.)

Press the DISPLAY button again. (The present time is displayed.)

Press the DISPLAY button again to return to the channel display.

NOTE:

If the operation mode is changed while the channel indication, counter or present time is displayed, the new operation mode is indicated on the display

for a few seconds.

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Seconds

Minutes

Hours

Minus (-) appears if the tape is being played backwards from “O:OO.OO”.

Position of tape when the

Playing the tape backwards

Playing the tape forwards

l If a cassette is loaded that is not rewound to the start and the counter is

cleared, the linear tape counter will show a negative (-) reading when the tape is rewound beyond the point where the counter was cleared.

*

The counter will not change if playing back a blank tape or an unrecorded

portion of a tape.

During timer recording or Simple Recording Timer, the display shows the record finish time. When the DISPLAY button is pressed, the display changes

in the following way. [RECORD FINISH

TIME1

[TIMER POSITION NO.]

[PRESENT TIME]

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[CHANNEL]

[COUNTER]

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[MODE]

NOTE:

l During Simple Recording, the timer position number and “PROG” are not

displayed, and “

Ei3” lights instead of “TIMER”.

Counter Clear

displayed.

NOTE:

The counter will reset to

“O:OO.OO”

when the tape is rewound completely.

Zero-Back Function

The zero-back feature makes the cassette fast forward (or rewind) to the

reviously set

“O:OO.OO”

point and stop there.

&

Press the ZERO BACK button on the remote control. The VCR automatically detects the direction of the

“O:OO.OO”

position and fast

forwards (or rewinds) the tape.

@

When the tape reaches the

“O:OO.OO”

position, the tape automatically

stops.

NOTE:

The zero-back function does not operate during recording. The function works during the playback, stop, fast forward, rewind and video search modes.

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The following problems do not always denote a defective VCR. Therefore, perform the checks described below before calling for service.

Problem

l No power. Operate

indicator does not light.

l

Tape cannot be ejected.

l VCR does not operate

even if Operate indicator is lit.

l VCR does not record.

l Cassette is automati-

cally ejected when pressing REC, m0 or TIMER ON/OFF button.

l No colour or poor TV

picture.

l

No tape movement.

l Snowy picture appears

on TV during playback.

l No picture appears or

colour is not correct during playback.

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