Sony SLV-D100 Owner’s Manual

S O1N' . 3077.210./1,o=
DVD Player/
Video Cassette
Recorder
Operating Instructions
For customers in the USA
If you have any questions about your Sony DVD-VCR, you ]nay call Sony Customer Information Services Company at 1-800-VHS-SONY (847-7669).
Or write to: Sony Customer Information Services Company 12451 Gateway Boulevard Ft. Myers, FL 33913
Declaration of Conformity
Trade Name: SONY Model No.: SLV-D100
Responsible Party: Sony Electronics inc. Address: 680 Kinderkamack Road Oradell, New Jersey 07649
Telephone No.: 201 =930=6972 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the fhllowing
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmthl interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
For Customers in Canada If this product is no_ working properly, please eMI 1-877-602-2008 for Peace of Mind
Warranty Replacement service. For other product related que_ions piea_ contact our Customer Information Service
Center at 1-877-899-7669 or write to us at: Customer Infomlation Service 115 Gordon
Baker Road, Toronto, Ontario, M21t 3R6
SLV-DIO0
© 2002 Sony Corporation
WARNING
Welcome!
TO prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the
unit to rain or moisture= TO avoid electrical shock, do
not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. TO prevent fire or shock hazard, do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus.
CAUTION
The use of optical ins_Tumentswgh this product will increase eye
hazard AS the laser beam used ill
this DVD player isharm fbI toeyes, do not attenlpt to dlsassenlbte tbe
cabinet
Refer servicing to qualified
personnel only.
intended to alert the
user tO the presence
This synlbol is of uninsulated
within the product's enclosure thai may be of sufficlent magnitude to
constitute a risk ofelectric sbock _o
persons
maintenance (servicing)
instructions in fl_e literature
accompanying *he appliance
CAUTION
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE
OF PLUG TO WiDE SLOT,
FULLY INSERT
"dangerous voltage"
intended to alert the user to the presence
This synlbol is of important
operagng and
For customers in the U.S.A
Owner's Record
The model and serial nunlbers are located at the iea] of the unit.
Record the serial tltlmbel illtile
space provided below Refhr to themwhenevel you caIi upon youl"
Sony gealel regaldlng this product
Model No. SLV-DI00
Serial No ................................
CAUTION
YOUal_ cautioned that ally changes ot nlcu:tlficadons not explessly approved in this manual
could void your authority to operate this equipment
This equipment has been tested and found to comply wifia the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits ale designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfPl in{crf}rence in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio fiequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
nlay cause barnl ful interference to radio commtmicatlons, However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a paiticulal installation If this equipment does cause barmfPl interference to mdio or television reception, which can be determined by turning tile
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct *tae
interfhrence by one or more of ttle following measm'es:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver. Connect the equipment into an
outlet on a circuit gilt,rent fi'om that to which d_e receiver is eonneOed. Consult the dealer or an
experienced radio/TV technician fbr help.
Thank you for purchasing this Sony DVD Player/Video Cassette Recorder Before operating this player, please read tbls manual thoroughly and retain it for ft_mre
refbrence
General
Precautions
Operate the unit only on
120 V AC, 60 Hz.
This unit is not
disconnected from the AC power source (mains) as
long as it is connected to the wall outlet, even if the
unit itself has been turned oK
Unplug the unit fi'om the
wall outlet if you do not intend to use it lbr an
extended period of time. Todisconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug, never by
the cord.
If the unit is brought directly fi'om a cold to a warm location, moistore may condense inside the unit and cause damage to the video head and tape. When you first install the unit, or when you move it
from a cold to a warm location, wait for about
three hours before operating the unit.
Do not install the unit in an inclined position. It is
designed to be operated in a
horizontal position only.
Keep the unit and cassettes away frora equipment with strong magnets, such as microwave ovens or large loudspeakers.
Do not place heavy objects on the unit.
2 WARNING
Importa Safegua s
For your _ot¢ction, please _e_2 t_se s_fcty ha_ions completely before op_._e'_ the a_an¢¢, and keep this _u_ For fm_¢
C_re fury observe u]l warvi_g_, p_ca_fious _d i_lkm_ ou _'_ a_liauce, or _ oue de_bedin
c _rperat_g i_tru_m_ mad_'re _ _
Use
Attachments
lie uo_ t_¢ at_tmt_ uot
recommended by the _a_maer,
they may cause h_ards.
Ventilation
'lh¢ sloL_and op¢_i_g_ in _e _binet a_ pzc_hded for _t_e_mry vtmfilation, 1_ el3_ure zeliabJ¢
operalSon of the set, artd to prot¢(_ it f_om c_t_10_afmg, l_se s_ots and opt_fiTtg_mu_t nevt_ be
blocked ce covered.
Nev_ covt_ the store m_d
o_e_ing_ _4th a cloth other
Nev_ blocA the slots and ope_ing_ by plaeiug the set o_
a bed, _o&, _g or oth_ s_mibz sub,ace.
Neverplacethemi_a confinedspace,suchas a
bookcase, or bui[t-i_ cabinet, unless pro!X_rvettlilalSot_ is provided.
t)o not 331_¢ethe set neas cq" ov_ a radiator or M_ re#stei; or wh_e i_ is exposed _ direct sunUg'm.
Antennas
Outdoor antenna grounding
If an o_ldoor antenna or cable _vs_ is installed, follow We precautions below;
A_ ou_doca"ankmna system CLIOaz[dnot be located
i_ t_ vJcJ_fi*yo3ow_rhead pmv_ ]i_esca"other electric ligjat cq"prover ¢Jr_.tit s, or whcze i*can come Jn co_lg<a with such power lines or ¢izcuJts.
_hqllflq INS'D\I,LING AN OUTDOOR
ANTIiNNA SYS'I I_l, I_X'IRIiME CARI_
SIIOU],D BE TAKt_ TO KEEP IaROM CON'IACFING SL)CII POWER I,INES OR CIRCUITS AS CONTACT WnII qIIEM IS
ALMOSq INVAKL'YBIX I{ATAL.
i_e sure the _kmm sy_ is gro_ded so as m _o_idesome protect_o_ against voltage _ges and bull>up mg_ic dLXa_g_',S.SUCtiOn810 of the National Electrical (kxle _o_4des]m'_ion with respee_ _opro_er _u_gmg of the ma_t _mdsuppcc_v_g stmmure, _tmdJt_g of t_ le_d-in _v_ to an att_"tmaddschaige emit, si/_ of'_ounding eo_)_:_, ioca_o_of antenna _isclm_e uni% eotme*xion m _mm_ng electrodes, and req_a'e_e_m fo_ d_e gemm_t_g electrode.
Antenna Grounding Aceorcling to the
National Electrical Code
Ele_=_e SysL_m
{NEC A_.2_0 Fa=tH)
NEC_NATIOMAL ELECTRICAL OODE
Ligtrtning
Fo_ added prol_%ion rot (LtiSse_ darting a ]i_ming storm, or w_tt _tis left unattended and _m_ed for long periods of time, unp]t_g it _ the wail otfl]e_
at_d ddsconne<a _ antetma ca"¢_bM symtm_, l'kis will I_twent damage to the Se_d_ _0ligjltning and
power-line surges.
Service
Damage Requiring Service
U_71ug the set _ro_ d_e w_ll outlet _d refer servicing _ qu_ified ser_6ee p_so_el _m_t_ the
roll o_-Mg condifirms:
When the power cca_ or_]ug _s
damaged ca"frayed. _=_
1_ligtzid _ betm spilled or
objects l_ave faUen into the set.
1_the set lxas be_ exposed to
rainor wgtoz.
1_dw se* Ires been subject
tOt_xcessiwe shock by being _ed, or the
cabinet _ betrn
d_-claged.
1_d_¢ se_ does _m cg_a_e
hershey wNm ;oHow-Mg the operming i_s_mctSc¢_. A_iu*_ onJy those eomzo]s d_m ave _e_q lied _ t_ operating _nstr_xions. tmpro_ _djustmen_ of ot]_ consols _ay _suh _n danmge m_dwill el'kin _ g_a-e ex_'msive work a qualified _ec_ician _ _tore the se_ _onor_
opermion.
When We sm exhSbiL__ disti_m change in _erf_nee - th_s i_ dicav._s_ need ;or s_ce.
Servicing
Do ttoLa_mp_ to s_ce We se_ ........ _i ¸
. _ t- _ _.'Z'_
_ege'_ous voltage c,rother
]_azar_ ..................
RelL'r all s_*_e_ to q_lifi ed sen.ice pel_onnel.
Replacement parts
W_tt t_placement pat% aze req_tred, be sm'e the sen.ice technSc_an _ _sed l'eplacemmt_ par_ sl_eil_ed by the _uf_ctut'_ d_m have the _r,e c_r_.er_mics _ the cq_gi_al parts. U_a=th_ed subs_!nt_o_ _y resuk ]n lh-_, electric shock, or oth_ _cLs
Safety Cheek
U?o_ com?letio_ of any s_ce
or zepai_ _o t_ seh ask the sen.ice technSc_an to p*zform zouti_e surrey c_cks (&_ sled!led by t_ mmt_.uier) to
de_"m_ that the set is in saPe o_thag conditio_.
4 ImportantSafeguards
DUDPrecautions
On safety
Cautio_ 'l_e use of optical i_s_rcmcuts with d_is produc_ will i_ _c_se eye h_ztL
TOIa_v_ 7areor shock hazard, do _o_ place ObjecL_gJ]ed with liquids, such _ vases, c¢t t_e apparat_.
Shotdd_nysoHdobj_torH_idfallJn_od_ cabinet, am_[ug the pl_y_ and have it c_cked by qtm/J_ed _eivonnc] befo_ operating i_ any
furd_.
On operation
If theplayer _ brought dil'eclJy from aco[dl.o a
wat_ locatio_l, or isplaced in a w_y dm_ room, _tdis_a_l'2?_gy co_L_ o_ L_ lenses i_alde the play_. Should d_is occta_ _e player _ay noL operate pcop_]y. In this ca_c, re_tove
_h_disca_d[cave t_ play_ tur_edon fo_ abom iml_anhouruntilt_ mdistezce_porates.
Wk_ you move the plgyt% rake o_t any discs. I_ yo_ do_'_, the disc may be da_ed.
On adjusting] volume when playing]
DVD
I)o _qot_n op the vulumc w_ile lis_"t_i_g _o a sectio_qwi_ ve_ low- level inputs ce no audio signals. If you do, t_ _eake_ nmy be damaged _qaen a I_xt- level se_.ion is _ayed.
On cleaning] _iecs
I)o not use a ¢om_efc_lly av_J able cleaning disc.
Kmay ca_e a real famctSon.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
C,adi5ccu 'l_s player is capable of holding a sl_Jl_4d_oirrmgc of o_-sc_x_2ndispl_.yi_ge c¢_yourteJevis_c¢_s_,_'e¢__ F_tely. Ifyeu leave t_ s¢_l _ideo ir_age o_on-scl_tm di_Lay image rids'played on yore" 1%' fc¢ an extended period o_ _Gmeyou _%k pemumt_t damage _o yo_z television scree_x Pzoject_c¢_te]e_is_cc_s are especially susceptible _o_lfis.
DVO F'r_cautiorls 5
Table of contents
2 WARNING 2 Welcome!
2 General Precautions
3 Important Safeguar_ 5 DVD Precautions
8 About this manual 8 This player can play the ibtlowing discs
9 Notes about discs
Getting Started
10 Step 1 : Unpacking 11 Step 2 : Setting up the remote commander 14 Step 3 : Basic hookups
21 Step 4 : Selecting a language 22 Step 5 : Setting the clock
26 Step 6 : PreseLIing channels
Basic Operations
30 Playing discs 33 Guide to the on-serecadisI_hy
34 Playing a taFe
37 Record'nag TV programs 40 Record'nag TV pmgntrns ushlg the
43 Chee_mg/eh_m ging/e_mcelhlg thn er
s_hlgs
Advanced Hookups
45 A/V Receiver hookup
47 S-Video/Componmlt Mdco hookqlp
DVD Settings and
Adjustements
49 Audio SctaF 52 Semen Setup
(_ Tablo ofcontonts
55 S_img the dis]_hy or _tmd _tek
kmguagc
57 P*went_d Control (limit'mgFlayback
by childma)
DVD Additional Operations
60 U_mg the DVD's menu 61 Zooming in_ a scene
62 Changing the _mglcs 63 Di_Flaying_c subtitle
64 Pic_t_e navigation
65 V_m_s play mode functions
(Program play, Random play, Repeat play)
69 Using bookmarks 71 Changing the sound
72 Vh'tunl surround s_6:'mg 74 Playing an MP3 audio track
77 Playing "vIDEO CDs with "MENU
ON/OFF" Fmxc/fions
VCR Addtional Operations
79 S_(mg the recording dtmtfion time
80 Recording s_cron and biYmgual
programs
81 Sc_lrchlng trsitlg _arious functions 83 Adj_thxg _c picxum (tracking)
84 Changing mcn_ ogdons
85 Edit'rag _dth another VCR
Additional Information
87 Gmlmdsctup information 90 Troubleshooting
95 Specifications 97 Index to parts and controls
102 DV_) AUDIO/SUBTITLE
LANGUAGE
103 Index
Camion
For use of the VCR
Television programs, films, vid¢o tapes and
other trmteri_Js may be copyrighted. Unauthorized r_ordlng of such material may be con W0a3'to the p'rovisions of the copyright
laws. Also, use of this recorder with cable tNcvision _ausmissian may require,
authorization _ the cable television tJ'ansmlssion and/or progrsm owner,
For use of the DVD player
This product incorporates copyright protectlon teclmology that is protected by method claims of certoJn U,S, patents, other
intellec real proper_- fights owned by
Macrovision Corporation, and other fights
owners. U_ of this copyright protection t_chnology must be authorlzcd by
Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other llmlt_d vi_vlng uses only unless oth_vlsc authorized by Macrovision
Corporation. Rcvers.e anglnecrlng or
disasscmbly is prohlbttcd,
Tablt_ of certt_rtts 7
Abo this manual Regioncode
Your player has _ region cede primed era file
Tbe _e_ing o_d%_ Jcot_sused ha_hi_ _a_ugl Js
described below:
Icon Meaning
F_nc_iom avaZtLab]e for DVD
VIDEOs orI)VD4_ in_dco
mode
ltu_c_ion_ avaiJ able ForVII)I _0 CI)s or CD-Rs/CD-RW_ i_ _dco CI) ?errata
Functions avaZtLab]eFor DAFA CI)s (CD ROM s/CI)-R_/CI)-
RWs eont_r&tg MI_3* at_dio
tv_cks)
Fu%_ions ava_able fo_ music CI)8 or CD-Rs/(;D-RW_ i_
music CD l_mat F_ttc_ions av0dLable for VilS
VI DI¢,O_
M!_3 (JVlI_E(31 Audio Layer 3) is _ _t_dard fmmat defiled byISO}TvlPE(3wNch compresses audio d_m.
This player can play the following discs
Format of diecs
DVD VIDEO
VIDEO CD
M_sic CD
back of file unit and only _11 p]ay DVD VIDEO
discs (playba,_k erda) l_beled v,qth identical
regien ced_s. This system is u_d to prot_t
copyHgMs.
DVDs labeled _3 gill also play on this player.
If you _ to play a_y othez DVD, the message "Playback wehibitcd by area/_mimaon_." -_[[
no zegJo_tcode i_dicat(on n_y be labeLed even
theUg_Lt p]ay]t_g t_ ])V]) i/i proNbited by a_a
m_ic,.ions.
Exampleof di_ that the player cannot play
Tb_ player cannot pl_y the fbllowing discs:
All CD-ROMs (fiicluding PHOTO CDs)/CD-
Rs/CD-RWs oih_r ttmn tlaos_ recorded fli rite _]]owJztg fontlats:
music CD font_t vid_o CD format MP3 fbnlmt flint conferees to ISO9660"
Level l/Level 2, or its extended format, Joliet
Data part of CD-Exwas
DVD-RWs
DVD-ROMs
DVD Audio discs
HD layer eraSuper Audio CDs * A logical format of files amt tblder_ on C])-ROMs,
defiled by ISO (lttternation_al 8_ Orgatgzatiot 0"
_egio_code
Th_ "DVD Vg)EO" logo is _ _adem ark.
8
Also, the player eoamot play the follow'hag
discs:
A DVD with _ differertt region code,
A diSC recorded ill a color s?stem other thalt
NTSC, _a!_h as PAL or SECAM (this player
corfforms m the NWSC cNor system).
A disc that has _ hen-standard shape (e.g.,
ear&heart).
A disc _4th paper or stickers tnt it.
A di_ that has rite adh_siw ofc_llophaae tape or a _'tickcr still left oft it.
Note
Som_ CD-R_, CD-RW_, or Dx,q_-Rs ¢_mo_ be played ottthis player due to the reco_ quali_ orphysical comtifiolt of_he di_ orthe oha_cxer_c_ ot'the
Fm'th_mot¢, _he disc _11 rot plW fllt has _o_ b_ea
operatingh_s_o_ for _he_cordlng dex4c_,
Note on playback operationsof DVDsand VIDEOCDs
Some pla) back operafiorts of DVDs lind VIDEO C.Ds ma) be h_tentionally set by sotS, are prodlw._rs. Since fffis player plays DVDs an_ VIDEO CDs accoNirtg to _,e disc contents the sot_are prtxhtcers desiNled , some pla)back featttms ma) not available. Also, refer tt_rite instmctions supplied with the DVDs or VIDEO
CDs.
Notesaboutdiscs
To keep the disc clemh handle the disc by its
¢4ge. Do not touch the smffa¢_,
Do rto¢ _xpo_ rite disc to direct surdight or heat sources such as hot air d_ts, or leave i_ hi
a car parked irt diret.'t sunligh¢ as temperatttm may rise considerably inside rite
¢'ifl'.
At'c_r playirtg, store fl_e disc it, its case.
Clem_ rite disc ,afirit a ¢.l¢_r,irag clo_th. Wipe rite disc fix_m ¢he c_ter o_1.
Do not u_ solwnts such as berne.me, _thhmer, commercially available cleaners, or anti-static
Spray irttertded _r vinyl ]_Ps.
the
9
Getting Started
Step 1 : Unpacking
Cheek that you haw rocolved the following items with the DV-D-VCR:
Romot_ ¢otnnls_d_i"
Size AA (R6) battcrics
75-ohmcoaxlal cable with F-type c_,'aectors
Audiol_Sdeocord.
(2inplugx3 _-* piaplug x3)
Ste p2 :Sett ingupt here mote co mmander
Inserting the batteries
Insert two size AA (R6) butterles by matehing the + and - on the
buttoles to the dlagO'am inside the battoy compartment,
Insert the negative (-) end first, then push in end down until the
positive (+) end clicks into position.
Using the remote
commander
You can use this _rnote eommunder to operate this DVD- VCR and a Sony T_*_ Buttons on
the remote commander marked with a dot (,) can be used to operate your Sony TV.
If the TV does not have the m symbol ncur the remote sensor, this
remote e,mm_:ader v_qll not operate the "I'X_
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:::::: O(_O Q
To operate 8el TV ! _ to
d_¢ I)VI) player i_ then pr.¢ss SI_IJicrt' I)VI) and p_i_t at the rettto_e sensor at
tb_ I)VI)-VCR
d_¢ V(.K _ then ia_s_ SI_I IECrl'VII)F,O a_d _o6at at the remote s_r
m t_e I)VI)-V CR
your TV "Iv a_d point a_ the t_moLe settsor at yoa.a"_lW
Notes
With normal t_se, the bm_x_e_ should last abo_t thane _o s_x momhs.
IPyou do not a,_¢d_ t'en'_o_commander for _ cxxmdc, d period of 15_e, _o_ d_e _attefies
to avoid _o_sible damage fro_ bm_"zy leakage.
I)o _o_ use a n_v l_atte_ with art oM one.
I)o _o_ use differem types o3ba_x_zie_.
continued
Scttin9 up tlTCr_rnot_ cornmar_d_r I 11
I
Controlling other TVs with the remote commander
Th_ remote commander is preprograme4 to co_ t:t'ol_o_-S,.,my TVs. If your TV is llst_d in the thllowing table, set the appm_iat_ man_'s code number.
1 Set "IX; / _ at the top of the remote eomm_:ader to T_<
Hold down I/,9, and enter your TV_s eerie number using the number buttons. Then release I/(I.).
fl - '
Nowyou eaaause the I/(I),VOL +/-, CH +/-, NRVflNG*,TV/VIDEOand ENTER* buttons to control your T'v_ Youcanalso use the buttons marked with a dot (.) to
control a Sony T_<To controlthe DVD-VCR, re_t TV / _ to
* for Sony iW onJy
Code numbers of controllable rvs
It'more than one code number is listed, t_, entt,ving them one at a _"ae lmtil you find the one that works with your T_<
TV brand Code number IV brand Cede number
So_ty 01 P_onic 06, 19
AI_ 04 Philco 03, 04 AOC 04 Philips 08
Ctr_turion 12 }_oneer 16 Coro_mdo 03 Portland 03
Cuxtis-M atkes 12 Quasar 06, 18 I)ayt_y_ 12 Radio Sh_k 05, 14 E_t_on 03, 04, 14 RCA 04, 10
Fisher 11 Sampo 12 Gentvr_ Iflectr_c 06, 10 Sanyo 11 Gold Star 03, 04, 17 Seot_ 12 llJtach5 02, 03 Sears 07, 10, 11 d.C.Ptr_ney tl4,12 Sharp 03, 05, 18 JVC 09 Sylv_ff_a 08, 12 KMC 03 Tekaf_ 03, 08, 14 Mag_avox 03, 08,12 'lbskiba 07 Ma_g_atz 04, 13 W_ 03, 04, 12 MGA/Mi_s_bigL_i 04, 12, 13, 17 Yozx 12 NIiC _34,12 Ze_fi_h 15
12 Setting up the mranto commander
Notes
l_ _ '1V _¢s a di_¢nt _rcJo_ control _y_tcm fro_ _c o_ progv_cd _o work _t_L_t_L_
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_ttin 9 up trT_r_rrtot_ Gorrtr_l_rTd_r I__
Step 3 : Basic hookups
Selecting the best hookup option
Thee oa_ many ways in which your DVD-VCR can be hooked up. To hook up your DVD-VCR so that itworks best for you, first _an through thetable below. Then u_ the aeenmpoalylng diagrams and procedures on the tbllow'ing pages to set up your
DVD-VCR.
If your TV has audio/video irrputs, refer to page 15 for audio/video (AA,') hookup. Then follow one of the hookmps below. If your TV does not have A/V inputs, go
d_ctly to one of the hookups below.
If you have Use Refer to Antentta on_y, no cable rI'V Hookup I Pagee 1 $ and 17
No cable box c_l"cable box _4th oNy a Hookup 2 Pagee 1 g and 18 fc_-scrambled channels {Plug and Play)
Cable box with marryscrambled Hookup 3 Page 20
channels
At%oryou have comploted tho eonnocfious, follow tho inst_uetlons for so01p. At%oryou have eonaploted tho svtop, you aro ready to uso your DVD-VCR.
Proneduros differ depeadlng on the hookup you used.
Before you get started
Tvxnoffthopowor toMI equipment.
Do not connect the AC power cords until all of the eonnoc"dous are eomplat_d. If
you connect the ACpower cord bofom tho connoctions are compl¢tcdq you may not be able to use the Plug oaldPlay function.
Be sure you rnoJxeeotmoz'dous finny. Loose ennnoz'dons may cause piz'tlu'e
distortion.
If your "IX;doos not match any of tho oxamplos provldod, see your noarost Son),
-dealoror qualified toclmieien.
Caution
Conncctfons between the DVI)-VCR's VIIYAJIIF connect.or _mdth_ antenna tcrmin_l_ oft_ _lW¢r',_c¢iv_"should be made oNy as show_ Jttthe _o]1o_4N Jttstn_v_ions. Ft_luz¢ to do so may
rzsu[t in op_al.fon that violates _c regulations of t_ Federal (Mmmu_ical.fons CommissJott regazddng the use at_doperation ofKl &wices. Never connect the outpm o_the DVI)-VCR _oa33
ankara ozmale simukat_o_ (p_'Ml_l) att_nna and ])VI) \:(N connect-fens at the att_n_a terc_ina_so_yo_ rccviv_.
Note to CAW ayatem inetaller (in USA)
3_is zen_t_r is p.rovided to c_l the (.Aq_ sysk_n i_tallcz's at_tttion to Azticl_ 820- 40 of the NEC that_'_ d*s guidelines ftyr_oper gvoundSt_ and, kt peniculal_ spe¢il_es teat the cabl_ ground r_all be connected _othe _oamding sy_x_n o1_the bff_Jdi_g, as close to the po_ttt o_cabJe _rntls' as practical.
{Plug and Play)
Ifyoltr 7%:has audio/_ideo (._'V) input jacks, you _/11 get b_Ltar picmrc and sound if you hook up yoltr DVD-VCR using thasc conne_'do_s. If your 7%*"does _gt have A/V
inputs, see the follox_4_gpages for antenna or cable hookups. Note that "Advanced Hookups" (page 45) c_'plains additi_l hookup methods that _dll optimize the
pin'tllm and solmd for a rote "hoinetheater" ¢xperlence. If you are not pl_mnlng to use your DVD-VCR to record prog;arns, you txnly need to
make the c_ecfioas shown t,_ this page, If you want to record regttlur or cable IV programs, complain these connections first, oaldthen go to the tbllo_dng pages for
antenna or cable hookups,
[] Use this hookup if your TV has stereo Jacks
DVD-VCR Stereo receiver
Audio/video cord (aupplied) Audio cord (not supplied)
[] Use this hookup ifyour "I'Vdoes not have stereo jacks
DVD-VCR Stereo receiver
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Notes
'lb play _ Lape/disc has_'¢_o, you must alse th_ 3iV ¢onn¢cfiot_.
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Antenna hookup
_ke the following eor_ee'dons if'you sxo using an antenna (if you do not have cable
"_'3.
[] Use this hookup if you are using:
VH?/UHF antenna (you get ehatmals 2-13 and ehatmals 14 and higher)
UHF-only antenna (you get channels 14 and higher)
Sepsa-ate VHF s_d UHI_ s_termas
RnarofW
VHPfUHF
connector onyour
Match the type of
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UHF
[] Use this hookup if you are using a VHF-only antenna (you get
channels 2-13 only)
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VHFfUHF
Match the type of connector on your TV: A, B, or C.
Fur eonanctur types B and C, no UHF
connection is required.
UHF
If you cannot connect your antenna cable to the DVD-VCR directly
If your antenna cable is a flat cable (300-ohra twin lead cable), a_taeh an external aaterma conn_tor (not supplied) so you can eomeet the cable to the RF IN connector. If you have sc'parate cables for VHF and UHF antennas, you should use a
U/V band mixer (ngt supplied) (page 89),
Hookup 1 : DVD-VCR setup
Plug the DVD-VCR into an AC outlet.
The DVD-VCR antamafically presets the DVD-VCR's clock m_d TV channels when the DVD-VCR is plugged into the AC outlier, : :
TheDVD-VCRst_:Vtspresetting the clock and chatmcls,
When Aura preset is completed, the current time appears in the di_lay
window.
You ha',m now complffmd DVD-VCR setup. To change the tm-serocn display language to French or Spanish, see
"Step 4 :Selecting a language" tm page 21, The elock is set using a time signal provided 1D, ..¢._e TV channels. If the elock
is i_et.n'roct, or "--:--"appears in the di_lay windmv, s_ "Using Manaal Clock
S_'t" an page 24,
To add or disable channels manm_lly, scc "PrcscClting/dlsabling channels momuofiy" tm page 28,
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Notee
ll'yox cermet the AC powez cced be fore t_ a_tenna cccmzcfio_z al_ completed, d_z ¢hann¢]_
may be (ncerzem_y set. l_Lfis ha_trns, see "S_ 6 : Pl_mting c_a_zls" on page 26.
I)o _o_ pzess a_y _tet_ c_ fire I)VI)-V CR gr mmo_e conm'mt_dcz d_zing Auto preset.
Auto_setstart_autematica]lyettlywMnyoup[uginthcACpmvereovd?crtheYlzmtim¢ aRer yo_ pur_l"_se _z DVI) VCR.
Atlto _t_ cau be pezfovmcd by pressing I STOP ¢onti_a_ously l'ce 5 second_ or morn -_th the DVI)-VCR power tut-nzd oX,
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You have no cable box, or a cable box with only a few
scrambled channels
Recommended use
Uso this hookup if you do _t havo a oablo box. Also uso this hookup it'your oablo
systorn _mmblos o_ly a fow ohannols,
What you can do with this hookup
_d any lmscramblod, channel 1D'selecting thz channzl on thz VCR
What you cannot do
_rd _rarnblod channels that rcqulrc a cable box
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Hookup 2 : DVD-VCR setup
Plug the DVD-VCR into an AC outlet.
The DVD-VCR ankm_afically presets the DVD-VCR's clock and TV chmmals when the DVD-VCR is pluggnd into the AC outlet.
%Vh_nAUtOpreset iS eompletcd_ the current time appears in the di_lay
window.
You haw nmv coinpl_'md DVD-VCR setup. To change the on-screen display language to French or Spanish, see
"Step 4 : Selecting a language" on page 21. The clock is set using a time signal providzd by s_e TV channels. If the clock
is i_eorroct, or "--:-2' appears in the di_lay window, sac "Using Manual Clock
S_¢t'' on page 24,
To add or disable channels manmall)%soc "Presetting/dlsabling channels manueXly"on page 28,
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ll'yox ¢enncxt the AC powcz co_d be fore t_ a_tenna cotmzcfio_z m'ccompleted, d_z ¢hann¢]_
may be haeetzem_y set. l_Lfis hastes, see "S_p 6 : lh_mting c_a_zls" on page 26.
I)o _o_ pzess a_y b_to_ c_ the I)VI)-V CR mmo_e ¢omn'mvd_"zdushag Auto preset.
Auto _cset starts automatically ovly w_n you plug hathe AC power cord Forthe F_ um¢ a/let yo_ purchase _z DVI) VCR.
Auto _¢. cart be pc_fccmcd by pressing I STOP ¢onti_uously ?o_5 seeond_ or more -_th the DVI)-V CR power tm_zd OX,
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Connecting a cable box with many scrambled channels
Recommended use
Use this hookup if'yo_ cablc systcm scmmblcs all or most cl_alncls,
What you can do with this hookup
R_ord my ch_ncl _, sclcct_g _c chmmcl on _c cablc box
What you cannot do
_oTd with _c cablc box tlwnod, off
_oxd onc chmmcl while watchlng 9aloth_r cl_alncl
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Match the type of connector on your TV: A, B, or C.
For connector types B and C, no
UHF connection
After you have completed hookup... At_cr you havcc_plctcd hookup, plug _c DVD-VCR talc an AC oufic'Land s_
"Stcp 4 : Sclc_¢tlng u langm,_gc" on pagc 21.
to AC outlet
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Youcan ¢h_gc the _-scmon display language.
Before you start.,.
Tlma tm the D'vq)-VCR and)'oar T_<
Set the "RF Output Uhmmcl" to "3CH" or "4CH" in "OPTION SETUP" menu
(page 87). It"your TV is c_'m¢ctcd to the DVD-VCR using AYV conncetlous,set the
TV to video input.
If the DVI) player is in play mode, you cannot displaythe "SETUP MENU." Stop
DVD playback.
1
SETOF Press SET UP.
The "SETUP MENU"
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Tdioma/Langue), then press ENTER. The "LANG UAG E/IDI ON_&'LANGUE"
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Step 5 : Setting the clock
Using the Auto Clock Set
feature
Some TV oaldcable channels t_ansmlt _ne
signols with their broadcasts. Your DVD- VCR can pick up this tlmc signal to ant,,,n'natlcally sot the clock,
The Auto Clock Set feature works _nly ifa channel in your area is broadcasting a tlmc
signal. Ifbreadeastars in your area are not yet seading time signals, set the time
m0:nually (page 24),
Before you start...
2hrnon the DVD-VCR and your TV.
When using a cable box, turn it on,
Sot the "RF Output Chatmel" to "3CH" or "4CH" in "OPTION SETUP" menu
(page 87). If your TV is c_meeted to the DVD-VCR using A/x; connections, set the
%' to video input.
If the DVD player is in play mode, you cannot di_lay the "SETUP MENUY Stop
the DVD playback.
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Adjust), then press ENTER,
Press 4,/,I,/*/€, to select _ (Clock Set/
The "CLOCK SET/ADJUST" menu appears.
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To activate the Auto Clock Set ftmgtlon, Olrn offthe DVD-VCR,
Notes
_l_tcdock canno_ be sc_ automatically iFyon do no_ receive a c_ant_] that carries a time _igm_li_ your a_a. tF so, set tbc ¢]ock manually (pagc 24).
If _h_c ar_ only a few chanv_Js i_ yo_ area _kat ¢mKwfir_c s_gt_ s, _ev.ing 1he cloc2 automati*ally may take up to abom 20 minutes, t_nothing ha_en_ ewrn after you _t about 20mhautc_, _e4 t_ clock n_tal[y (page 24).
If you made llookup 3, make su_ you ]cave tbc c.ab[¢box om
'lb retted rl'V_o_ams u_ing 1he timer, you _us_ _t_d_z ¢lo¢k accum_cly.
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Using Manual Clock Set
Before you start...
%tin an the DVD-VCR and yo_ TV.
Set the "RF Output Chmmel" to "3CH" or "4CH" in "OPTION SETUP" rnemt
(_age 87). If your TV is eome_,cmd to the DVD=VCR using AN eann_ti,,.ms, set the
TV to video input.
If the DVD player is in play mode, you cannot all.lay the "SETUP MENU?' Stop
the DVD playback.
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1
3
$-_-T_ Press SET UP,
Pre_s*4./€.i,_i.€. to select [] (Cloek_' Set/
Adjust), then press ENTER,
The "CLOCK SET/ADJUST" menu appears.
ENTER, Press¢i_ to _l_t"Manual;'thenpmss
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_ Press ,l-/,l, to set the hour.
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7 Press d'_ RETURN to save the clock sc_ting.
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Note
lb record rl'y_o_F'a_ u_ing1he_imcr,yot__t_s__t_.d_e_,locka¢cuva_.'.ly.
Press ,,,}to sclcct the minutes and.press 1-/€- to set the _nlnutes.
Set the month, day, and year in the ,_ae way as the _rfinutes.
The day of the w_k is set automatically.
Press o_ RETURN again to 6_t the menu.
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Step 6 : Presetting channels
This DVD-VCR is capable of recaiving VHF channels 2 to 13, UHF ehm_els ]4 to 69 and
_.mscrarnbled CATV channels 1 to 125. First, we reanmmead that you preset the reeeivable
channels in your area using automatic presetting methods, Then, if there are any
_.mwanted channels, disable them r_mually, If you have already decided which channels
you wish to preset, set them dlr_ fly using tnanuoJpresetting methods (page 28),
Presetting all receivable
channels automatically
Before you start...
2ktrn on the DVD-VCR and your TV. When using a cable box, turn it on.
Set the "RF Output Channel" to "3CH" or "4CH" in "OPTION SETUP" menu
(.page 87). If your TV is cotmeeted to the DVD=VCR using A/x; annn_tlons, set the
TV to video inlfftlt.
If the DVD player is in play mode, you cannot di_lay the "SETUP MENUY Stop
the DVD playback.
1
Sarz* Press SET UP.
2
2_ Pro_e_ttrt_ elTarirTel,_
aIYpcglN.
Pre_s tlt, i*i* select
Setup), than press ENTER.
Thv CHANNEL SETUP' m,,nu appvar_.
(Channel
@ Press 41"/'I"to sc_lee't "AnffCableY
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To preset cable TV etw_nels:
Pm_s _,/* to _eleet Cablv TX*_
Press ,1/*. to select '!Antenna."
To preset VHF and UHF channels:
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All r_elvable channels az¢ preset in numerical
Press €/€, to select "Auto channel mcmoly," sequence. V_hen no more r_eivable channels
can be found, prcse'cting stops and the picl_.tm from the lowest numb_'ed ehmmel is di_.cplayed
on the "IX;semen.
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Presetting/disabling channels manually
Before you start...
2ktrn on the DVD-VCR and your TV. When using a cable box, turn it on,
Sot the "RF Output Channel" to "3CH" or "4CH" in "OPTION SETUP" rnenlt
(_age 87). If your TV is e_ecct_d to the DVD=VCR Using A/V connections, set the TV to _ _,,_ in.it.
If the DVD player is in play randy, you cannot di_lay the "SETUP MENU," Stop the DVD playback.
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Press €iq, ll, l._ to select [] (Chmmel
Se01p) then press ENTER,
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Pre_s €/€, to select Channel add/d.el*cte, then pre_s ENTER,
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To_o_ot__o1:
1 Press the number buttons to enter the
channel number, then press ENTER,
2 Press *, th_n press ENTER.
Channel to be preset
_ETURN
To disable a channel: 1 Press CH +/-to select the channel
number,
2 Press % then press ENTER.
Channel to be disabled
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Basic Operations
Playing discs _ _ D
Depending on the disc, s_e operations may be different or rcsaqetcd. Refer to the
operatinginsmzetions spp,pliedwith yo_
disc,
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Before you start ...
T_n onthe DVD-VCR end your TV.
Switzh the input selector on your TV so
that the sign0g from the player appears on the %; _rcen.
Press SELECT DVD to control the DVD player.
1
Press _--to open the disc t_ay and. pla_e a disc on the disc t_ay,
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