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Bilingual (English-
Spanish], Menus
On-Screen Display
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MultFBrand Zenith
Remote Control
MBR4285
p. 3-1
Jog/Shuttle Remote
Control Playback
Options
p. 7-3
Message Center
Displays
p. 5-2
Index Search
p. 7-2
On-Screen
Programming
p. 4-1
On-Screen Display
p. 5-1
1Year, 8 Event Timer
p. 9-1, 10-2
Instant Recording
p. 8-1, 10-1
181 Channel
Capabilitt
Auto Channel Search
p. 4-3
Auto Digital
Picture Tracking
p. 7-2
Quick Start Loading
p. 7-1
Auto Head Cleaner
p. 14-3
Auto Playback
System
p. 7-1
Auto Counter Reset
p. 7-1
Auto Tape Speed
SwitchinG_
p. 13-1
Counter Memory
p. 13-1
Auto Daylight
Savings Adjust
p. 13-1
VCR Flashback
p. 3-3
HQ Circuitry
All VCR features sub-
ject to change
without prior notice.
VR4285 I--
Video Cassette Recorder
Operating Guide and Warranty
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK E)O NOT
REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE. REFER TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL,
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT ]EXPOSE
THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral
triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product',,; enclosure that raay be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the user to the presence of important operating and [maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
Safety Tips
Refer to the "Safety Tips" booklet that came with your
product for important safety considerations.
Note to Cable TV System Installer
This reminder is provided to call the cable TV system in-
staller's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that pro-
vides 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
the cable entry as practical.
Power-Cord Polarization
This product is equipped with a polarized alternating-
current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the
other.) This plug will fit into the power outlet only one
way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert
the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the
plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to re-
place your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety pur-
pose of the polarized plug by altering it in any way.
CAUTION
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE
BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT.
ATTENTION
POUR I_VITER LES CHOCS I_LECTRIQUES, INTRO-
DUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE
DANS LA BORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA
PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU'AU FOND.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. "]?hisequipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not in-
stalled and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. How-
ever, there is no guaranlge that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this equil:_ment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television lceception,
which can be determined by turning the expaipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interfer-
ence by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relcx:ate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation betweea the equipment and
receiver.
• Connect the exluipment into _uaoutlet on a circuit
different from that towhich the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
CAUTION: Do not attempt to modify this product in any
way without written autlhorization from Zenith Electronics
Corporation. Unauthori:_ed modification could void the
user's authority to operate this product.
This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of
the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
"Cet appareil num_rique de la class b resinate toutes les
exigences du R_gulament sur le materiel brouillieur du
Canada."
Copyright © Zenith Electronics Corporation 1995: vcRwma2
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CONTENTS
ii General Information
Introduction. Installation Considerations.
l[ Installation/Step A
VCR Setup Checklist.
Connections with antenna or a cable box.
Audio/Video and accessories connections.
Front Audio/Video IN Connections.
Ch3-4 Switch.
10 Recording with a Cable Box
Recording Cable TV (CATV) subscriber program-
ming that rexluires a cable/converter box.
Recording what you see on your TV screen.
Timer Recording broadcasts with a cable box.
1 1 VCR Plus Recording
Recording using VCR Plus.
Recording using VCR Plus, with a cable box.
7. VCR Front Panel Controls
Overview of VCR buttons. VCR Accessories.
_I MBR4285 Remote Control
Simple instructions fi)r using Remote.
Installing Batteries; readies Remote to operate
VCR etc.
Programming Remote Control Brand Codes.
Remote Control Key Descriptions.
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4 VCR Features Setup/Step B
Personalize VCR On-screen Menus before playing
or recording tapes.
si
5; VCR/TV Displays
VCR Display on TV screen.
VCR Message Center Displays.
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6 Watching "IV
TV Antenna. In Connections.
TV Audio/Video In Connections.
Overview of three tuning options.
TV Tuning, VCR Tuning, Cable Box Tuning.
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7 Playing Tapes (Playback)
Playing pre-recorded tapes.
Recording/Playing Tapes Times Chart.
Playback Options.
Playback Shuttle Operation.
Playback Jog Operation.
n
8 Instant Recording
Recording what you see on your TV screen.
Timer Recording
Recording while you are away (VCR turned off.)
12 VCR Plus Recording Setup/Step C
Setting up the VCR to record using VC.R Plus.
Setting up the VCR to record VCR Plus with ca-
ble/converter box. Channel Mapping.
13 Additional Information
AUX Channe.1.
Index Search.
Real-Time Tape Counter.
Special Menu.
--Auto Clock Set.
--Auto Daylight Savings Adjustment.
Auto Tape Recording Speed Switching.
Audio Record Mode.
Audio Playback Mode.
VCR+ Recording Setup Double Chan_Lel Ivlapping.
14 Service Information
Resolving operating difficulties.
Video heads and cabinet cleaning.
System Overview---VCR, TV and Cable Box.
15 VCR Features Chart
VCR Features Listing.
Your Sears Warranty
Warranty coverage for your VCR.
This product is exclusive to and warranted solely
by Sears. Refer to back cover for specific warranty
information.
Notes: All VCR features, graphics and identifica-
tion labeling are subject to change without prior no-
tice.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Congratulations on buying a _ Video Cassette Recorder (VCR). For your c',onvenlence,
please read these simple Instructions before operating your VCR.
NOTES:
• This Video Cassette Recorder is compatible with any video cassette bearing the mark I_ •
• _ is designed to expand your opportunities for in-home TV viewing and not for a_ayusage which might violate copy-
right laws.
" 17 1©_e Video Cassette Recorder (VCR)with this marking incorporates _} high-quality picture technology and
is compatible with any Video Cassette Recorders bearing the _t_ mark.
Installation Considerations
Before you install your VCR...
Ventilation -- Proper ventilation keeps your
VCR running cool. Air circulates through perfora-
tions Lnthe back and bottom of the cabinet. Do
not block these vents or you will shorten the life
of your VCR.
Power Source m Your VCR is designed to oper-
ate on normal household current, 120 volt 60
Hertz AC. Do not attempt to operate it on DC
current.
Power Cord -- Your VCR power cord has a po-
_[k arizexl plug as required by Underwriters' Labora-tories. It has one regular blade and one wide
blade and fits only one way into a standard electri-
cal outlet. If the blades will not enter either way,
your outlet is very. old and non-standard. A new outlet should
be installed by a qualified electrician.
Safe Operation w Your VCR is manufactured
and tested with your safety in mind. However, un-
usual stress caused by dropping or mishandling,
exposure to flood, fire, rain or moisture, or acci-
dental spilling of liquids into the VCR, can result
in potential electrical shock or fire hazards. If this happens,
have your VCR checked by a service technician before using
it again.
Please read and observe each safety point in the "Safety
Tips" folder when installing and using your VCR.
• Plugging in You="VCR _ Be sure to plug your VCR into
an "unswitched" AC power source. The "switched" AC
outlets found on some video equipment will not continue
supplying power to 1JaeVCR once l_heextuipment is turned
off. If the power to the VCR is inte:crupl_.dfor an extended
time, you will have to reset the clock in the VCR.
• Keep the video r,_order and video cassette away from
strong nmgnetic fields.
• Use only approw_d and recommended accessory units
with your video recorder to avoid potential hazards.
• Save the shipping carton and packing material. They will
come in handy if you ever have to ship your video re-
corder. For maxJimam protection, re-pack the video re-
corder as it was originally shipped from the factory.
Moisture condensation is apt to occur under the following
conditions:
• When the video _recorder is moved from a cold place to a
warm place.
• Under extremely humid conditiorLs.
In locations where moisture condensation may occur:
• Keep the power coJrd plugged into an AC outlet and the
POWER switch set to ON. This will help prevent con-
densation from accurring.
• When condensatiiort has occurred, it will not evaporate
quickly once the power is switched on. Wait a few hours
for the video recorder to become dry before using the
video recorder.
°°°
Ul VINTIPLI
INSTALLATION/Step A
VCR Setup Checklist
Step A Connect Cables to System Components
['_ 1. Make equipment connections to VCR, (see the following pages in this sex',fion.)
[_ 2. Plug all system components into household current (120V AC-Line Outlet).
Step B VCR Features Setup (Personalize On-Screen Menus)
Set up VCR Features for your particular system, (see VCR Features Setup section.)
[_ 1. (Optional) Specify Spanish for On-Screen Menus.
[-7 2. Set the VCR Clock.
[-73
[] 4.
Perform Auto Channel SeArch.
(Optional) Specify, ADD or DEL (Delete) in Channel Scan.
Step C VCR Plus Recording Setup
[] 1. Set up VCR Plus and Channel Map for your local broadcast area, (see VCR Plus Setup section.)
Once Steps A, B and C are complete, your VCR is ready to use.
(See System Operations in Service Information section.)
Notes to above steps:
-- You can change the on-screen menu system, so it appears in Spanish instead of English.
-- The VCR clock must be set before attempting to record using the VCR timer.
-- Auto Channel Search registers the channels you receive; numerically. You can then customize your
channel scanning selection with the optional Channel ADD/DELETE Procedure. You can specify if a
particular channel should be omitted or included (added/deleted) when scanning channels.
-- If you move or change equipment connections to the VCR, redo the channel search.
-- You must complete the VCR Plus Setup procedure, before you can record using the VCR Plus
feature.
-- You must channel map for your local broadcast area, or the program you record may be from a
different channel than the one you intended.
-- System Operations describes Cable Box, VCR and TV operations within a system.
Note: If a power failure occurs and lasts for over 15 minutes, you may have to reprogram the VCR features.
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INSTALLATION/Step A
Connections
_ote: The VCR Antenna Connex:tions provide
"loop-through" :Forthe incorning signal for
viewing the TV while the VCR is either Off or
n Timer Recording mode, the Audio/Video con-
Standard
,,_o,_to,,tao,_ aections do not. Ee sure to make the Antenna
VCR Ant_nr="ryp_
_ ;onnections as described here (in addition to the
Back Panel E3aseband Audio/Video connections if you
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Note: Make sure connector pins l! [
:hoose that option) to be able to view the TV
_vhilethe VCR is either Off or in Timer mode.
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Back Panel
fits inside jack center holes. - " (_ I'_I"N
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Step 1. Connect your antenna type or CATV cable to VCR ANT IN.
Step 2. Connect Hook-up Cable from VCR OUT TO ANT to TV Ant In.
Step 3. Set CH3-4 Switch on VCR back panel to CH3.
Connections with a Cable Box
Cable/Converter Box
Back Panel
CABLE C_L_
CH3 CH4
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Step 1. Connect CATV Cable to Cable In.
Step 2. Connect Cable Out to VCR ANT IN.
Step 3. Connect Hook-up Cable from VCR OUT TO ANT to TV Ant In.
Step 4. Set CH3-4 Switch on VCR back panel to CH3.
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INSTALLATION/Step A
Audio/Video Connections (To TV A/V In Jacks)
VCR
Back Panel Typical "rv
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Note: You must make these additional connections to hear stereo sound while playing a tape
or using the VCR Tuner as the source of the TV picture. See Additional Irlformation.
Step 1. Connect VCR L-AUDIO-R OUT to Audio Right and Left In jacks on the "1_/or a stereo.
Step 2. Connect VCR VIDEO OUT to the Video In jack on the TV.
Accessories Audio/Video Connections (To VCR A/V In Jacks)
VCR
Back Panel
VIDEO L-AUDIO-R
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/VCR _/_ Accessory
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Accessory
Components:
Another VCR
Camcorder
Video Camera
Satellite Receiver
Laser Disk Player
Stereo Hi-Fi
Step 1. Connect Audio Right and Left Out Cables from an audio source, such a's another VCR, Camcor-
der, Satellite Receiver, Laser Disk Player or Stereo Hi-Fi, to the VCR L-AUDIO-I;', IN jacks.
Step 2. Connect Video Out from a video source to the VCR VIDEO IN jack.
Note: If you need adapters or additional audio/video cables to make the connections shown in this section,
they can be purchased from your nearest Sears Retail Store or Service Center.
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INSTALLATION/Step A
VCR Front Audio Video (In) Connections (Behind Door)
VCR
Front Panel
• POWER • STOP
• EJECT
J
L-AUDI_R VIOEO
/
J [_ Typical
I/VCR Accessory
Jack Panel
Accessory
Components:
Another VCR
Camcorder
Video Camera
Satellite Receiver
Laser I)isk Player
Stereo Hi-Fi
Use the VCR front L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO (In) jacks for easy connection when using an accessory compo-
nent temporarily. The accessory component, connected to the VCR FRONT L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO (In)
jacks, will override the component connected to the VCR REAR L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO IN jacks.
VCR CH3-4 Switch (Works with TV Antenna In Connections Only)
VCR
Back Panel
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CH3 ell4
to
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VCR
Back Panel
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V'CR CH3-4 Switch - This switch sends the signal
produced by the VCR to the TV set over Channel
3. ALL SYSTEM OPERATIONS (VCR Tun-
ing, Playback, Recording, Timer Recording
etc.) WILL HAVE TO BE PERFORMED
WITH THE TV TUNED TO CHANNEL 3. (Be-
fore the TV cml receive an image sent from the
VCR, while the VCR is On, the TV must be On
and tuned to Channel 3. TV/VCR SOURCE
Switch set to VCR, so VCR appears in Message
Center.)
If Channel 3 does not work, set the Ch3-4 switch
to Ch- 4. ALL SYSTEM OPERATIONS (VCR
Tuning, Playback, Recording, 'rimer Recording
etc.) WILL THEN HAVE TO BE PER-
FORMED WITH THE TV T_NED TO CHAN-
NEL 4. (Before the TV can rece!ive an image sent
from the VCR, while, the VCR is On, the TV must
be On and tuned to Channel 4. TV/VCR SOURCE
Switch set to VCR, so VCR apl_:ars in Message
Center.)
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VCR Front Panel
VCR FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
Cassette Loaded in VCR S
Instant Record Selector
Channel Up/Down
Selector Buttons
On/Off Switch
/
rmbol Cassette Loading
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Compartment
Appears When Clock "time is AM/PM
! Left/Right Channel Audio
Volume Level Indicators
Tape Playback
Options
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Front Alternate Input
Audio/Video Jacks
(Behind Door)
-- Tape Recording Speed Selector
VCR Functions
Active Symbol
SEL MENU
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On-Screen Menus
Select/Adjust Options
Message Center Window
(Displays and Symbols Depend
on Particular VCR Function)
Operate your VCR using the front panel buttons or remote control keys.
VCR Accessories
Remote Control
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Hookup Cable
Audio/Video Cables
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REMOTE CONTROL MBR4285
Using Remote
1,2._-,l l
Select VCR Mode,
aim at VCR.
C
C
VCR/'rV/Cable
On/Off Switch
Lift Door to Access
Additional Keys
Zeros Real-'fime
Tape Counter,
Aclivates Memory
Operating Modes
Switch
Choose
Press to show
previously
tuned Channel
Shows VCR
Status On-Screen
Remote
Function Light
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Select CBL (CATV) Mode,
aim at Cable Box.
Select TV Mode,,
aim at "IV.
After installing batteries, the Remote resets
itself to the following Zenith brand codes:
TV=01, and CABLE=01.
Shows VCR
Status On-Screen
Direct Channel
and Programming Sound Control
Entry Accesses VCR
[ Plus Recording
)®
VCR Plus Setup
//
Accesses
. Recording Start
iJ_ Locations
] -Se'°cta°dAd'"ston-Screen, onoOptions
Programs
Tape Brand Codes
__ Play/Record
Options
Channel
Selector
Sound Control
Press to Light
Playback Keys
Shutlle, Twist for
Forward/Reverse Tape
Playback Options
In Addition to Your VCR,
use Remote Control to
Operate Other Equipment
To program Remote to operate
most remote controlled TVs and
cable boxes, look up your units'
brand code numbers on the Re-
mote Control Brand Codes page.
Write numbers in below.
TV Code(s)
CABLE Code(s)
1. Slide mode switch to desired
mode --TV or CBL (Cable).
2. Press and hold down
PROGRAM.
P:ess the numbered keys for
your brand. (For example, press
01Lfor Zenith.) Release
PROGRAM, Code should be in-
stalled.
TV Mode
0--9 number keys, Channel
Up/Down and Volume
Up/Down will be',active.
Cable Mode
0-9 Numbered keys and Enter
key will be active.
Installing Batteries
Push in Tab,
Lift to Remove
Jog, Twist for Forward/Reverse
Frame-by-Frame Tape
Playback Options
Batteries are provide with
Remote but must be installed.
Match positive with positive
(+ with +), match negative
with negative (- with -).
Notes: If batteries are removed
it may be necessary to repro-
gram the Remote for proper
brand codes for your equipment.
If you do not use the CBL
(CATV) mode on the Remote to
operate a cane box, CBL
(CATV) mode can be used to op-
e':ate another TV.
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REMOTE CONTROL MBR4285 BRAND CODES
TV BRAND CODES
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01 I
I
_13 I
()4 I
06 I
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07 I
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08 I
TV BRAND
ZENITH
CENTURION, CURTIS-MATHIS, DAYTRON, GOLDSTAR, J.C.PENNEY, SAMPO, NEC. MGA!MITSUBISHI, SCO-FT,
SYLk/ANIA, WARDS, MAGNAVOX
CORONADO, EMERSON, GOLDSTAR, KMC, PHILCO, PORTLAND, SHARP, TFKNIKA, HITACHI, WARDS, MAG-
NAVOX, KTV
SONY
RCA, GENERAL ELECTRIC
PANASONIC, QUASAR, GENERAL ELECTRIC
TOSHIBA, SEARS
SANYO, FISHER, SEARS
CATV
2216
22
23
24
25
(CABLE/CONVERTER BOXES) BRAND CODES
CATV BRAND
ZENITH, VIDEOWAY
OAK
OAK
OAK
OAK, VIEWSTAR, EAGLE, MAGNAVOX, PHILIPS
GEMINI, JERROLD, GI, SAMSUNG, SLMARX, TELEVIEW, STARGATE
GEMINI
PANASONIC, RCA, SAMSUNG, SLMARX, SPRUCER, TELEVIEW, STARGATE
ARCHER, CABLEVIEW, CITIZEN,GOBRAND, PULSER, UNIKA
REALISTIC
GE
CURTIS, ATLANTA
CURTIS, ATLANTA
CURTIS, ATLANTA
VIEVVSTAR EAGLE, MAGNAVOX, PHILIPS
VIEWSTAR EAGLE, MAGNAVOX, PHILPS
VIEWSTAR EAGLE, MAGNAVOX, REGAl._
VIEWSTAR EAGLE, MAGNAVOX
VlEWSTAR EAGLE
VIEWSTAR EAGLE
JERROLD, GI
JERRQLD, GI
JERROLD
JERROLD, GI
JERROLD, GI
JERROLD, GI
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REMOTE CONTROL MBR4285
I
ADJUST, ADJ-- Use to change
options when programming.
CHANNEL--- Press top or bot-
tom of key to choose next or pre-
vious channel.
CH MAP-- (Channel Map)
Press to begin channel mapping
procedure.
ENTERb Use to exit any on-
screen menu, and Direct Chan-
nel Entry.
FLASHBACK-- Press to re-
turn to channel previously se-
lected with VCR Tuner.
F FWD-- (Fast Forward) Use
to advance tape.
FWD-- (Forward) Twist play-
back Shuttle in this direction to
begin forward tape movement.
JOG-- Twist toward FWD or
REV to Advance/Reverse tape
playback, one frame at-a-time.
LIGHTb Press to light VCR
Play/Record function keys.
MEMORY-- Press to access
Memory feature and zero Real-
Time Tape Counter.
MENUm Press to display on-
screen menus.
MUTEm Press to turn off
sound, press again to restore
sound.
Numbered Keys m Use to
choose channels or input pro-
gramming information.
POWER_ Use to turn VCR on
and off.
PLAY-- Press to begin playing
tape (playback).
PROGRAM-- Press to begin
brand code programming proce-
dure.
P/STILL--- (Pause/Still) Press
to freeze tape playback or re-
cord, press again to resume. Use
to activate playback Shuttle op--
tions.
QUIT/CC-- (Quit/Closed Cap-
tions) Use to exit any on-screen
menu, and to access Closed Cap-
tions (CaptionVision) if avail-
able on your TV.
RECORD-- Use to begin tape
recording.
KEY DESCRIPTION
REV-- (Reverse) Twist play-
back Shuttle in this direction to
begin reverse tape movement.
REW-- (Rewind) Use to re-
wird tape.
SEARCH-- Use to access an In-
dex recording start location.
SELECT, SEL-- Use to choose
options when programming.
SHUTTLE-- Use for variable
speed Forward/Reverse Play-
back options.
STOP-- Press to halt tape.
TV/VCR SOURC'.E-- Use to
choose source of TV picture
(VCR functions or TV Tuner.)
VCR CBL T¥-- Slide to
choose operating mode for Re-
mote Control (VCR, Cable or
TV.)
VCR+ _ Press to begin VCR
plus recording.
VOLUME-- Use to increase or
decrease sound level.
On-Screen and Remote Control Arrows
SELECT
SELECT
On Remote
to select • I, to adjust
To exit press 'QUIT'
f IsE I
I SEL
On VCR
Note: Where arrows appear within on-screen
menus, use the keys shown to Select and Adjust options.
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VCR FEATURES SETUP/Step B
Overview: VCR Features On-Screen Menus and Submenus
To set up VCR features see following pages.
Perform steps in order as instructed, l, 2, 3, etc.,
1:oset up each feature.
The example below shows how to use Remote Con-
trol to access on-screen menus.
Press MENU to access on-screen menus.
Use up/down/left/right a:_rows to select _md adjust
VCR options.
Press
MENU
CLOCK
MENU
(To Set
VCR Clock)
[
CLOCK TIMER SETUP AUDIO
4_ to select
"MENU" to adjust
To exit press 'QUIT'
J
Use
Remote Control
Use to choose
and modify options
MENU QUIT/CC
SELECT
ADJUST
TIMER
MENU
(To Timeir
Record a Program)
SETUP
MENU
(To Personalize
On-Screen Menua)
AUDIO
MENLI
(To Specily
Sound Play/Record
Options)
ADJUST
@
SELECT
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VCR FEATURES SETUP/Step B
Features Setup Requirements
TV and VCR on.
TV tuned to Channel 3 or set up with the TV
Audio/Video In Jacks as the source of the TV pic-
ture.
TV/VCR SOURCE Switch on remote control set at
VCR. (VCR symbol appears in VCR Message Cen-
ter window.)
Features Setup Requirements with a Cable Box.
TV, VCR and Cable Box On.
TV tuned to Channel 3 or set up wiLththe TV
Audio Video In jacks as the source of the TV pic-
ture. VCR tuned to Ca ale Box output channel num-
ber 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.
TV/VCR SOURCE Switch on remote control set at
VCR. (VCR symbol appears in VCR Message Cen-
ter window.)
(Optional Language Select) Specifying Spanish for On-Screen Menus
1 2 3 4 5
POWER
MENU
AUTOCHANNEL
TUNINGBAND
CH.ADD/DEL
SOURCESELECT
ON-SCREENDISPLAY
_,LANGUAGESELECT
€to ==elect 4_ to adlusl
To exit pres_ 'QUIT'
ADJUST
Step 1. Turn VCR on.
Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to choose SETUP, press MENU.
Step 3. Press SELECT down arrow repeatedly to
choose LANGUAGE SELECT.
Step 4. Press ADJUST Left/Right to choose
Spanish.
Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.
Specifying Tuning Band ....
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To Select English Menus
Step 1. Turn VCR on.
Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJILIS'I" Left/Right
repeatedly to choose PRE, press MENU.
Step 3. Press SELECT down arrow repeatedly to
choose IDIOMA.
Step 4; Press ADJ U,.;T Left/Right to choose
INGLES.
Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.
TV or CATV
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POWER
MENU
AUTOCHANNEL
_TUNINGBAND
CH.ADD/DEL
SOURCESELECT
ON-SCREENDISPLAY
LANGUAGESELECT
€to aetecl oto adjust
To exit press'QUIT'
ADJUST
@
OUIT/CC
Step 1. Turn VCR on.
Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to select SETUP, press MENU.
Step 3. Use SELECT Up/Down arrows to choose
TUNING BAND.
Step 4. Use ADJUST LefdRight an:ows to choose
TV, for an antenna, or CATV if you subscribe to
cable service.
Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.
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