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MAGNAVOX
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
OWNER'S MANUAL

MODEL VR3440

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to prevent operating and maintenance
problems.

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INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY.

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3
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Safety Precautions
............................................................................................................................................................
3
Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................................................
4
Features ....................................................................................................................................................................................
4
Before Using Your VCR ................................................................................................................................................
5
Getting Hooked Up ....................................................................................................................................................
6 -7
Playing a Tape .......................................................................................................................................................................
7
Placing Local Channels in the VCR .......................................................................................................................
8
Using the VCR/TVSelector
Button .........................................................................................................................
9
Setting the Clock .............................................................................................................................................................
10
Recording on a Tape ......................................................................................................................................................
11

Describing Your Controls
Description of Remote and VCR Controls ...........................................................................................
12 - 17
On-Screen Displays (OSD) ........................................................................................................................................
18

Doing More
One Touch Recording (OTR) ...................................................................................................................................
19
Timer Recording ...................................................................................................................................................
20 - 21
Special Playback Features .........................................................................................................................................
22
Re-Recording (Tape Duplication) .........................................................................................................................
23
Tape Operation .................................................................................................................................................................
24

Information

You May Need

Technical Notes on Operations ...............................................................................................................................
25
Other Hook-Ups You Can Try ......................................................................................................................
26 - 29
Before Requesting Service .............................................................................................................................
30 - 31
Specifications ....................................................................................................................................................................
31
Warranty ...............................................................................................................................................................................
32
Glossary ...............................................................................................................................................................................
33
Index .......................................................................................................................................................................................
34
Accessories .........................................................................................................................................................................
35

Safetv Precautions
WARNING: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose this equipment to rain or moisture.
FCC WARNING: Any unauthorized changes or
modifications to this equipment would void the user's
authority to operate.
This video recorder, equipped with the HQ (High Quality)
System, is compatible with existing VHS (Video Home
System) equipment.

CAUTION:
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE
BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT.

PHILIPS

CONSUMER

ELECTRONICS

COMPANY

recommends that you use only cassette tapes which have
been tested and inspected for use in 2, 4, 6 and 8 hour video
cassette recorders, and which are labeled with the VHS mark.
The use of tapes which have not been tested and inspected for
2, 4, 6 and 8 hour recorders may result in poor picture quality
and excess deposits on the VIDEO head, which may not be
covered by the warranty if damage occurs.
ATTENTION:
Pour _viter les chocs _lectdques, introduire la lame la plus
large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise
et pousser jusqu'au fond.

Note to CATV System Installer.
This reminder is provided to call the CATV (Cable TV) System installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides
guidelines for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system
of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as practical.
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All rights

reserved.

4 dntroduction
W

Tan is for Taking On More

e are pleased to introduce you to one of the most
popular entertainment products available today. You

have a legal description of your VCR (Video Cassette
Recorder) when you record the Serial and Model Numbers in
the spaces provided either on page two (just below the
president's signature) or on the Warranty page at the back of
this owner's manual. These numbers are located on the back
of the VCR. Keep this manual and numbers near your VCR
for quick reference or in case you should have to call for help.
This owner's manual is designed for you. To h.elp you, keep
this color principle in mind: Blue is for Beginning, Green is
for Getting Acquainted, Tan is for Taking on More, and Black
is for Back-Up Information.
Blue is for Beginning

Green is for Getting Acquainted
The headlines and first letters in the second section are green.
This says buttons and important areas of your VCR and
remote control are highlighted and briefly discussed here.
This section is for quick reference and can be used at any time.
You can even look at it first. Green is for Getting Acquainted.

Black is for Back-Up

Information

The headlines and first letters in this, the last section are black.
This says there is additional information here you can look at
when you have a question. Or if you're just curious.
Definitions are here. So are accessories, other ways of
hooking up your VCR, and an index that helps you find
information more quickly. Black is for Back-Up Information.
Numbered

The headlines and first (large) letters of introduction in this
opening section are blue. This says you are at the beginning.
The features discussed on these pages are interrelated. To get
the most enjoyment out of your VCR you should do
everything in the Blue section. Blue is for Beginning.

• HQ (High Quality) System
• Frequency Synthesizer Tuning with Auto Set
Feature
• On Screen Display
• Indicator Panel
• Real Time Counter
• Special Effects Playback
Fast Search
Still
Variable Slow
Frame Advance

The headlines and first letters in this section are tan. This says
you are taking on more features. The pages here are not
interrelated, unless you see "(Continued on next page.)" at the
bottom. Each function can be done separately. Tan is Taking
On More.

Steps and Shaded Areas

Also remember: numbered steps and blue-shaded areas in this
manual are the steps necessary to complete a task. You must
do all the blue-shaded areas for each feature to accomplish
that feature. There are, however, tan-shaded areas. These
areas tell you how to cancel or alter a feature you have set up.
Clear-shaded areas in boxes provide additional information
you may find helpful. The color principle is the same: Blue
for Beginning and Tan for Taking on More.
You are now ready to begin.

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Auto Tracking
One Touch Recording
Unattended (Timer) Recording
Auto Operation Functions
Head Cleaner
Wireless Remote Control

Electronics

Company.

5
1
1 Remove the Battery Compartment
lid from the bottom of the remote
control.

2 Install two batteries as indicated

Replace the lid.

inside the Battery Compartment.

Bottom of the
remote control.

Battery Replacement Caution
• Do not mix old and new batteries. (Also never mix alkaline batteries with manganese batteries.)

This
and batteries
supplied
accessories.
Please
to make sure they are included.
Also, remote
check control
the Accessories
page are
to see
what other
accessories
arecheck
included.

2
You can change the recording speed for a tape using the Tape SPEED button.
2 Recording speeds
: SP, SLP
3 Playback speeds
: SP, LP, SLP
In this VCR, use only tapes with the _
tapes (T160, T120, T60).

mark. The chart below shows the recording/playback

Tape Speed Selector Position

Maximum Record / Playback Time
T160

T120

T60

2 Hours 40 Minutes

2 Hours

I Hour

5 Hours 20 Minutes

4 Hours

2 Hours

8 Hours

6 Hours

3 Hours

Type of Tapes
SP (Standard Play)
LP (Long Play)(Playback

time for 3 types of

only)

SLP (Super Long Play)

*During Playback, the VCR selects the tape speed, SP, LP, or SLE automatically.

3
Cassettes have a Record Tab to ensure that recordings
• To prevent accidental erasure:

VCR Tape Cassette_

are not accidentally

•To record again:

/_l_

Cover the hole
with cellophane tape.

Break off the tab with
a screwdriver.

erased.

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(For other possible connections,

Step 1: Disconnect
\\\

J'l //

please see pages 26-29.)

the Antenna or Cable from Your TV.

////

Back of TV (example only)

I Outdoor Antenna//_____,_

U tF

Step 2:
\\\

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Connect Your Antenna or Cable to Your VCR.

///1'

(In from Antenna)
ANT. IN
Back of VCR

Out to TV

Step 3:

Connect Your VCR to Your TV.

((

Antennaor Cable

TM
ANT.IN
Back of VCR
VHF

AC PowerCord
UHF
Plug the AC (Alternating Current) cord into an AC outlet.

7
2
Set the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR to channel 3
Back of VCR

or 4. To operate the VCR with your TV, set your TV to the
same channel. For example, if your switch is set to channel 3
(CH 3), turn your TV to channel 3.
To avoid local interference, the CH3/CH4 switch position you
choose should correspond to the local TV channel that is not
used or least used.

CHANNEl_

314 Switch

CH 3

[]
AC Outlet

"IV

Now, play a tape to see if you have made the right connections.

Make sure...
the batteries are loaded in the remote control and the connections on

----Turn

pages 6 and 7 have been completed before continuing to the steps below.

TV on.

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VCR

on
thethe
back
theSet
VCR
urn
TVofon.
the (CH3/CH4).
"IVto the same channel as the switch

1.,IIllL_ irllm
• The VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) Power will come on.
Insert a cassette.*

Insert
cassette
tape.

• The VCR mode is automatically set.
Press
the PLAY
button.
"VCR"
Indicator
will light.

VCR indicator
To start,

press
PLAY
Button.

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g|v| !BIll ,'1

To stop,
press
STOP/
EJECTor
STOP
Button.

• Press the REWIND button to fully rewind the tape.
Press the STOP/EJECT button to stop playback.
• Press the STOP/EJECT button again to remove the.tape.

* startIf
a cassette
(page just
5) is
removed,
playback
will
etheautomatically.record
If a cassettetabis on
already
in the VCR,
press
the POWER
button.

Now turn to the next page _d place local channels in the
VCR. This puts the VCR in the "NORMAL
TV" mode and places

channels

in the VCR's

TV" or "CABLE
Remote Control

memory.
"x

8
ith this feature, you can program your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) to receive only the channels available in your area.
You can program your VCR to receive either Normal TV channels or Cable TV channels, but not both. With the
Add/Delete

feature you can add or delete any channel. You must use your remote control.

AutomaticChannelSetting

Make sure...
the steps on pages 6-7 have been completed first, your TV and VCR
are on, and your remote control works.

Remote Control

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First, press the MENU button to display the
TV

POWER

MUTE

V_CR

TV Screen

pOWER

Now, press the NUMBERED
ain menu
screen.
select
"TUNER
SET UP."
The screen at right appears.

3 button to
_TO

SELECT

PUSH

I NORMAL

SHOWN_

"rv

2 CABLE TV

P_._v

3 AUTO

PROGRAMMING

4 ADD/DELETE
5 CH

NUMBERED

OEND

VCR
CH(annel)
Buttons
- UP/DOWN
Button

[][]®L

MEMORY

l:f'.! 1:I_1
i i i[:l:Ti'i(:1di_ lh'l,_,,l(;1. m
PUSH

Press the 2 button to change from "NORMAL TV" to "CABLE TV."
Press the 1 button to change from "CABLE TV" to "NORMAL TV."
"(ON)" appears beside your selection.

["t_Bri
r:ITE,];lil_n_
_ MENU
Button
stow

CE)

status

Press the NUMBERED 3 button to start Auto Programming. The
display shows that Normal TV or Cable TV auto programming is

CE)
numbers are displayed on the TV screen.
proceeding. The memorized channel

for example

GO-TO MEMO SPEED

0000

32,

°, ,0 ,3 ,s
O END PUSH MENU

After auto program is complete, the lowest numbered channel stored
stored
channels,
press the
in the VCR's
memory
willVCR
appearCH(armel)
on the TVUP/DOWN
screen. To button.
view other
Line mode is always stored in the VCR's memory.
"L" appears on the VCR's front panel when selected using the VCR
CH(annel) UP/DOWN button.

Adding and Deletinga Channel ]

--{Channel Memory Review t--

1. Press the MENU buKon to display the menu screen.
Next, press the 3 button to .seleet'q'UNER
SET UP."
:

button. Next, press
the 3 button to select
"TUNER SET UP."

2. Press the 4 button to sele_ iflo Add/Dalote¢liannel
feature.
The display shown below next to step 3%vill appear.
o-

Now, press the 5 button
to select "CH MEMORY."

3. Press two numbers to add or delete _Is
upto 100. For 100 or more_ first press the
100 button, then two numbers.
• Always enter a"0" before any single- digit
entries. For example, 0, then 6 for "6."
• Refer to "Using the 1130Button" to enter a
three-digit number_

32 36 ,2 43 ,5 ,r
50
_ 51
70 52
73 55
7a 64
rg 67
8o
s, 83 8, _ = .
90

NEXT = _

104

107

112

= 2

The memorized channel list will appear on the
TV screen. Now, press the 1 button to see the
next channel list. Press the 2 button to see the
previous channel list. To exit, press the
MENU button.

SILECTCHANNB'NUMBER
ICH
'-]',:TO END PUSH MENU

4. Pressthe 1, 2. or 3 button to "ADD."
"DELETE" or "SELECT ANOTHER C'I-I"
2 DELETE
the channel for confirmation.
3 SELECT ANOTHER
If"3" is selected the display in step 3 will
OEND
PUSH MENU
re-appear.
To exit the Add/Delete mode. Press the MENU button once.
t_TO

SELECT

1 ADD

PUSH

USin___g_
the 100 Button}

SHOWN_

select channel numbers 100 to 125 with the
MBERED buttons, first press the 100
on and then enter the remaining two
bers. For example for channel 105, press
MBERED buttons 100,0,5.

9
fter you have an antenna or cable system connected to your VCR, and the local channels stored in your VCR (Video
Cassette Recorder) you can begin to watch TV channels using your VCR.* You must use your remote control.

Turnyour TV on. Set the TV to the same channel as selected on
the back of the VCR: "CH.3." or "CH.4"'
(See page 7 for details.)
Turn the VCR on. The VCR indicator lights on the front panel.If
VCR indicator is not on, press the VCR/TV selector button.
"TUNER" should be selected as the inputsource. See "Choose
InputSource" below fordetails.
SelectChannelson the VCRusing the VCR CH(annei)UP/DOWN
buttons orthe NUMBEREDbuttonson the remotecontrol.

ANTENNA
(or Cable)

TUNER
INPUT
VCRindicator
SELECT:
I

VCR

--II
(You may skip this step if "TUNER" is already selected.)
First, press the MENU button. Then, press the NUMBERED button
4 to select "INPUT SELECT." Next, press NUMBERED button I to
select the choose "TUNER." To exit, press the MENU button once.
f_T-TO
SELECT

tl l

-="t

/ \ vcR v
''

PUSH NO SI-tO_'N_

2 ON SCREEN MODE
3 TUNER SET UP
1 PROGRAM
4 INPUT SELECT
5 CLOCK SET

ENO PUSH

ctor

/
l

Remote Control

CHANNEL

UPmOWN

,u.on

To Select TV Channels at the TV:
Turn the VCR off and select Channels using the "IV channel
Controls.
If the VCR is left on and VCR i_icamr is lit, press the VCR/TV
Selector button once (VCR indicator is turned off) and select
Channels with the TV Channel controls.

* If you are not receiving_hannels,

vc. v
/
selector

please repeat the steps Onpages

6-8 in this book. Also, follow carefully the instruefioff_'listed
above.'_
=,:-k.

Ifthepower shouldevergo out,repeatthestepson page 8.

Point the transmitter toward the remote sensor,
within the angle as shown in the illustration
above.

ccurate
clock
timeisamust
oftimerrecording.
(Video
Cassette
Recorder)
willaccurately
maintain
itscalendar
uptoDEC.
31,2foralltypes
010,
11:59
PMonce
youhave
sYour
ettheVCR
present
dayand
time.
Youmust
useyourremote
control.
Make sure...

To Setthe Clock

. your VCR and _ are connected and tume.d on (see Pages 6-7).
• the VCR indicator says "VCR" (see page 9).
• to make each entry within 10 seconds, otherwise the VCR will exit the
Clock Set mode and you will have to start over.

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TV Screen

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NUMBERED
Buttons

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_rO

STAtus

MENU
Button
CLEAR
Button
STATUS
Button

CLEAR

MEMO •PESO VO_/TV

0000

Pros two numbers for the month, two
numbers for the day, and two numbers
for the year.
For example, for Feb. 9, 1992, press
NUMBERED buttons 0-2, 0-9, 9-2.
• The day of the week appears

I_A_

Remote

L_|Lv_I
[,]il'JiVAI

First, press two NUMBERED
buttons for the hour, then two NUMBERED buttons
for the minutes, and finally press "1" for AM or "2" for PM.
For example, for 10:30 PM, press NUMBERED buttons 1-0, 3-0, 2.
• When setting the clock for the first time, entries that do not match
the calendar will cause a "?" to appear.
• Always enter "0" before any single-number entries.
• To make corrections, press the CLEAR button repeatedly to move
back to .an item then enter the correct number.

[]N@ 51
s_ow

NUMBERED 5 button to select
ress the MENU button. Then press the
"CLOCK SET" from the menu screen.

Control

MONTH
-;,'-."....
IME 10 30PM

%.CLEAR

DATE02/09/92

SUN
TIME 10 30PM
TO CORRECTPUSH CLEAR
OEND PUSH MENU

• Clock startsand the screen return to the program you were on.
the MENU
button.
•ress
To display
the time,
press the STATUS button.

]ToDisplaythe Time
[ToResetthe ClockI

O0SELECT PUSH NO SHOWN_

SE,ECT
PUSH
NO
SHOW"
"_',_'tO
_

clock,

ONSCREE.
MODE
_
-?_tt_:_:rv
3 TUNER SETUP
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r

4 INPUT SELECT

_,_'_I

5 CLOCKSET

"_ +'&e_':

1 PROGRAM
2 ON SCREENMODE
3 TUNER SET UP
4 INPUT SELECT

/
/

5 CLOCK SET

J
/

END PUSH MENU

....

y_st._

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[

from the menu screen. Then, press the
NUMBERED 4 button to select
"CALENDAR." A date and time oveday
appears on the TV screen.
See page 18, "Calendar Indicator," for details.

"-:CRy: ,_.._j_l'l,llllt ___

button and follow'the cl_=t
the new date andtime. :

Press the MENU button. Next, press the
NUMBERED 1 button to select "PROGRAM"

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11
Make sure...

the steps in "Getting Hooked Up" on pages 6-7 have been completed.

Turfi the TV on. Tum to channel 3 if the VCR CH3/CH4 switch is set

to "CH 3." Turn to channel 4 if the VCR is set to "CH. 4."

Insert a cassette with the record tabinplace.
The power will come on.
If the cassette is already in the VCR, press the POWER button.
Be sure that the VCR/TV selector is set to "VCR."

Power On:
Select channel
3or4.

VCR indicator

STOPButton
i

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(You may skip this step if "TUNER" is already selected.)
_

press"INPUT
the MENU
button. Then, press
NUMBERED
button
4 irsk
to select
SELECT."Next,
press the
NUMBERED
button
1

Cassette
Tape

to select the choose "TUNER." To exit, press the MENU button

CHANNEL
UP/DOWN
Buttons

once.

REC(ord)
Button

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You may
skip this stepbutton
if desired
tape
speed
is already
selected.)
Press
the TapeSPEED
on the
remote
control
until the
desired tape speed (SP, SLP) appearson the TV screen.
}_illllI,'l_llii[;l)hI_lili[;

ress the VCR CH(annel) UP/DOWN or NUMBERED
select the channel to be recorded.

_l_lii
_

TV
CHANNEL
-UP/DOWN
Button
_ PAUSE/STILL
Button

buttons to

;I_Dlll iilliI!ll

STOP
Button

Press the REC(ord) button on the VCR.

NUMBEREDButtons

E]_]@ 8

l_..m..x_-'la_,]i,lli[,]
_To
__.J

pause, press the PAUSE/STILL

button. To continue recording,

-REC(ord)
Button

press this button again.
_(l[il

-VCR CH(annel)
UP/DOWN
Button

;gl_lilliilili

TapeSPEED '"
Button

To stop, press the STOP button.
Remote

To Watch Another

TV Program

While Recording

You can record a channel selected with the VCR channel
controls and watch another channel selected with the TV
channel controls.
1. Set the VCR/TV selector to TV to select the TV mode.
The VCR indicator and the TV broadcast being recorded
will disappear.
2. Select the other channel to be viewed on the TV using the
channel controls on the TV.

Control

The programselected with the "IV channel controls
appear on the TV screen,and the one selected With the VCR
.channel controls will be recorded on the tape.
rtant Note_-If,
_'tem imok-up;y:OU
nmy not !
Note: Otherrecording
optionsareavailable.Pleaseseepages
19-21.

RemoteControlTransmitter

SKIP SEARCH

Button

Press during playback mode to skip forward 30 seconds
on tape counter. VCR will automatica;ly return to
Playback mode.
STOP Button
Press to

VCR

POWER

Button

to turn VCR power ON or OFF. Also, to set the VCR for
unattended timer recording.
FF(Fast Forward)/SEARCH
Button
To move the tape forward at high speed. You can also press
this button in the Play mode for rapid forward visual search.

PAUSE/STILL
Button
• Press once to temporarily stop the tape during recording
(Pause).
• Press once to freeze the tape picture during playback (Still).

"IV POWER

(Z)
VOLUME

Press again when you want to resume normal playback or
recording.

CH (annel) UP/DOWN
Button
Press ,,A ,, or "v" to scan up or down through the VCR's
channels. Release at desired channel.

REW/SEARCH

FRAME

,O CE
VCRCH

53%%
%@@

Button

Press to call up the on-screen menu display.
CLEAR Button
• To erase incorrect or unwanted data in on-screen menu
operation.

oTo reset the tape counter. "0:00:00"
screen.
_)SLOW

STATUS
(_

TRACKING
VAR.__SLOW

GO-TO

MEMO

TRACKING

SPEED

will appear on the TV

Button

In the Play and Slow modes, when playing a tape, press
TRACKING "A" or "v" button to adjust the tracking.

VCRrFV

-VCR/TV Selector Button
Press to select the signal source that your TV receives.
VCR position (VCR indicator on the display panel: ON)
To watch a tape, monitor a recording, or watch a TV broadcast
selected with the VCR's channel selector.
TV position (VCR indicator on the display panel: OFF)
To watch TV or to watch one program while recording
another.

Tape SPEED Button
Press to select recording speed
(SP, SLP). In playback, the tape
speed is automatically selected
(SP, LP, SLP).

Button
Press to memorize the tape position at which the counter was
reset to "0:00:00."

X2 PLAY Button
Press during playback mode to view a tape at 2 times normal
playback speed.

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RemoteControlTransmitter
THE TV CONTROLS ARE SET TO OPERATE MANY, BUT NOT ALL TVS. PUSH THE
'q'V CONTROL" BUTTONS TO SEE IF THEY OPERATE YOUR REMOTE CONTROL TV.

--IH m/
MUTE

Button

TV CHANNEL

Button

Press"

to return to previous volume setting.

channels. Release at desired channel.

TV POWER

Button

A,, or "v"

UP/DOWN

Press to instantly reduce the TV's sound level. Press again

to scan up or down through the TV

'__

VOLUME
UP/DOWN
Button
_
Press"-- ""or ","
to increase or decrease the TV's sound__

volume

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PLAY Button
• Press to play back a tape.
• Press to release the Slow, or Search mode and return to
playback.

REW_nde)w/SEAthRCHBUh_grspeed

You can also press this _

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_

/_
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_

button in the Play mode for rapid reverse visual search.

FRAME ADVANCE Button
Press this button while in the Still mode to advance the
picture one frame at a time (Frame Advance).

NUMBERED
Buttons
(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and9)
To use in channel selection, menu selection, clock setting,
program setting, etc. For selecting channels 1 to 9, first press
"0" button and then press "1" to "9."

SLOW

STATUS

CLEAR

(loo)
Press this button first to select the channel

SLOWNAR(iable)

100 and more.

SLOW Buttons

First press the SLOW button during SP or SLP playback to
view a slow-motion picture. The speed can be varied from
about 1/6 to about 1/30 of normal speed with the VAR(iable)
SLOW button.

MAGNAVOX

RECORDButton

STATUS Button

Press to start recording.

Press to recall the VCR
status display
(see page 18).

ONETOUCHRECORDING(OTR) Button
GO-TO

Button

Press 1o search for desired point on linear tape counter.
Press this button and select desired counter number with
NUMBERED buttons.

Select the channel and press this button to start recording
immediately for 30 minutes periods to the tape ends. In any
case, power shuts off automatically.

14
VCR Indicator

Panel

CassetteCompartment

VCR Indicator Panel

VCR Indicator
Lights up when the VCR
mode is selected.

Indicator

Digital Clock
After setting the clock,
the present time is displayed.

"TIMER"

Indicates the VCR is set for unattended

recording

Function Indicator
Indicates the VCR's currentstatus.

Cassette-In Indicator
Conf'mns there is a cassette in the unit.

P,_
'R5'
F
,gE,_
FF

I?E .,
If

: Playback

: Recording
: Fast forward

: Rewind

15
VCR Indicator

Panel

VCR Indicator Panel

Wireless Remote Sensor

PauseMode Indicator
Indicates the VCR is in the Still
or Record-Pause mode.

Speed Indicator "SP,....SLP"
Shows the tape speed during recording and
playback ("SP" or "SLP').
SP - Standard Play
SLP - Super Long Play

Channel/Input Signal Indicator
Channel number indicator ("L" means External Line
Input Signal selected).
Select Line mode by pressing NUMBERED buttons
0-0.
To exit Line mode, press any other number.

16
FrontPanel

STOP/EJECT

POWER

Button

Press to stop the tape. Press again after the tape has
stopped to eject the cassette.

Button

Press to turn the VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) on and off.
To set the VCR for unattended recordings after timer
settings have been completed.

PLAY Button
Press to play back a
tape.

CHANNEL

UP/DOWN

Buttons

Press to scan up or down through
the VCR's channels.

REC(ord)

Button

Press to start recording.

REW(ind)/SEARCH

Button

Press to rewind tapes. Also, during playback,
press this button for reverse visual search.

VCR/TV Selector Button
Selects the signal source that your TV receives.
VCR position (VCR indicator on the display panel: ON)
To watch a tape, monitor a recording, or watch a TV
broadcast selected with the VCR's channel selector.

FF (Fast Forword)/SEARCH

Button

Press to move the tape forward rapidly. Also, during playback,
press this button for rapid forward visual search.

TV Position (VCR indicator on the display panel: OFF)
To watch TV or to watch one program while recording
another.

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Rear Panel
CH3/CH4

switch

AUDIO

Set to channel 3 or 4 -- whichever is not used for regular TV
broadcasting in your area.
See "Getting Hooked Up" on pages 6-7.

IN(put) jack

For audio input connection from the output jack of a
portable video camera, another VCR, or another audio
SOUrCe.

ANT(enna) IN(put)jack

VIDEO

(in from Antenna)

For video input connection from another VCR
or a portable video camera.

Connect the UHF(Ultra High Frequency)/
VHF(Very High Frequency) antenna or cable
to this jack.

IN(put) jack

/
ANT
IN

AC (Alternating Current)
Power

Cord

Connect to a 120V/60 Hz household outlet.

.RF OUT(put) jack
(out to TV set)
Connect this terminal to the UHF/VHF antenna jack on the
TV, using the Connection Cable (supplied).

VIDEO

OUT(put)

jack

For video output connection to a monitor TV
or another VCR.

AUDIO

OUT(put)

jack

For connection to an audio input connector on a
monitor TV, another VCR, or an audio tape recorder,

1
OSDMain Menu Screen

fTO SELECT PUSH NO.SHOWN_'_
2_
_I_EN
W_DE
3 TUNER _
UP
4 INPUT _LECr

1 PROGRAM
_OEND

Press the MENU button on the remote to display the main menu screen.
Then press the NUMBERED

PUSH MENU

button on the remote control for the desired

feature displayed on the menu. When you select a feature, turn to the

W Screen

section in this manual and read the accompanying

instructions.

VCRStatusDisplay
1. Press the MENU button.
Function
Status

2. Next, press the 2 button to select "ON SCREEN MODE"
Time

3. Now, press the 1,2, or 3 button to select "ON SCREEN
"COUNTER ONLY" or "ON SCREEN OFF."

Channel

ON",

"(ON)" appears beside the selection made.
Position
ON SCREEN ON : When STOP, FF(Fast Forward),

REW(ind),

or PLAY

button is pressed, a 5 second VCR Status Display appears.
COUNTER
Tape
Speed

ONLY: When STOP, FF(Fast Forward),

REW(ind), or PLAY

button is pressed, a 5 second VCR Status Display appears.

Counter and
Counter Memory

After 5 seconds, the counter information

will remain on the screen.

ON SCREEN OFF: In this position, there will be no indication when
normal functions are pressed.

VCRStatusDisplay

• You may display the VCR Status any time by pressing the STATUS
button.
• Channels (when tuned) are displayed as an overlay for a few seconds.

CalendarIndicator
To view any calendar month from the current month up to 12 months in
the future:
1. Press the MENU button. The main menu screen will appear.
2. Press the 1 button to select "PROGRAM" from the menu screen.
3. Press the 4 button. This display the calendar for the current month
with the current day flashing.
4. Each press of the 1 button will display the next month's calendar up
to 12 months.
5. Press the MENU button. The menu screen reappears.

Press
the 1
button

1 PROGRAM
2 ON SCRIEEN MOOE
3 TUNER SET UP
4 INPUT SELECT
5 CLOCK SET
"O 8ELECT PUSH NO'SHOWt
_ END PUSH MENU

Press
fro

Press

SELECT PUSH NO._,.K_NN _
1 NORMAL
2 DAILY
3 WEEKLY
4 CALENOAR
5 PROGRAM REVIEW

the4
J

MOTU

6-y-6

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button

,o 16.
, 4 12
,

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29 30
PREVK_

END PUSH MENU

button
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27 28 29 30
PREVIOUS=,2

4 6 6 z

's '9 lo'

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25 26
NEXT=I

":_1

END PUSH MENU

*Note: Use the 2 buuon only to return to the present month once you
have pressed the 1 button. Using the 2 button before the 1 button will
give you an incorrect month and year display.

BlankChannelIndication
The screen changes to a solid blue field when you select a channel with
no broadcast. The screen will remain blue until an active channel is
selected.

19
O quickly
Risavery
easy
and
convenient
way
toimmediately
start
recording
aTVprogram
youhappen
tobewatching,
orto
specify
how
long
youwant
recording
tocontinue
withaprogram
youarealready
recording.
When
OTR
is
completed,
theVCR(Video
Cassette
Recorder)
automatically
shuts
off.
Make sure...
• the steps in "Getting Hooked Up" (page 6-7) are done, channels are
programmed into the VCR's memory (page 8), and the TV and VCR
are both turned on.
• the clock is set to the correct time (page 10).
• the desired tape speed (SP, SLP) is selected. Use the Tape
SPEED button (page 12).
• the desired tab is in place on the cassette (page 5).
• the tape is long enough to record the programs (page 5).

InstantOTR

VCR

You set the recording length in 30 minute periods up to 9 hours total.
Recording starts instantly. The VCR shuts off when the recording is
complete.

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CHANNELj
UP/DOWN
Buttons

;ii,],l_lii•

STOPButton

ress
the VCR
CH(annel) UP/DOWN or NUMBERED buttons on
the
remote
control.

Press the OTR button on the remote control.
The screen below appears.
• Recording begins immediately.
This indicates thatthe VCR
. OTR will flash on the VCR display
will automatically shutoff after
30 minutes of recording.

In
'm(o i)

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VCR CH(annel)
UP/DOWNButton

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--[_
_

length is displayed.
ontinue
the OTR
the desired
Each
presspressing
of the button
willbutton
add 30until
minutes,'up
to9 recording
hdurs.

STOPButton
PAUSE/STILL
Button

NUMBERED
Buttons
OTR Button

Remote Control

is feature lets you set the VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) to do unattended recording. For each program you set, the VCR
will turn itself on at the scheduled time, do the recording, and turn off automatically. You can store up to eight programs.
Instructions for each step appear on the TV screen after you select the Program mode. You must use your remote control.

Make sure...
• the steps in "Getting Hooked Up" on pages 6-7 have been
completed, an antenna or cable system is connected to the VCR,
and the VCR and'IV are turned on.
• CABLE or NORMAL has been selected and channels have been
pmgramm_,
into the VCR's memory. See "Placing Local
Chmlhels'in'the
VCR," page 8.
• the VCRfl'V selector is set to "VCR."

• the clock is set to the correct time (See page 10).
• a cassette tape is inserted in the VCR and the record tab is in place
on the cassette (See page 5).
• the tape is long enough to record the programs.
FOR EACH STEP BELOW, YOU HAVE 10 SECONDS TO
COMPLETE IT. IF YOU DONq', PROGRAMMING
WILL
HAVE TO BE RESTARTED FROM STEP 1.

Press
the MENU
button atonright
the will
remote
control.
The main
menu screen
appear.
2 ON SCREENMODE
3 TUNERSET UP

l
/

VCR
ro,,_=B
Pus,
.E,.

Press the NUMBERED I button on the
remote control to select the Program mode.
Remember, use the NUMBERED buttons
on your remote control.

"13/Screen

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TIMER indicator

Remote

Normal Recording
Press the 1 button to record a TV show on
any day you choose up to 12 months away.
Or

Control

5 PROGRAMREVIEW
TO END PUSH MENU

POWER
Button

Press the 2 button to record a TV show
Daily day
Recording
every
(Monday through Friday) at the
same time and length.
Or

OGRAM - 1

J
J

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J SELECTPROGRAM NUMBER l

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:-:

NUMBERED
Buttons

YIY

MENU
u
Bulon
--CLEAR
Bulon

Weekly Recording
Press the 3 button to record a TV show
once a week at the same day, "time,and
length.
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.
.-:.
Enter two numbers for the TVp_el,:For
press the 100 button, then t_"n_f_for

--_1"omake corrections., l
press the CLEAR button while in the screen
you wish to change is displayed.
This moves the flashing indicator to the
number you want to change. Now, enter the
correct number. You may have to press the
CLEAR button more than once to reach the
numbers you want to change.

:_:
_%71F_ 1_.:,

channels above 100,
fine chamae]:.. -"
.

Fo_.example,
forehanne!_O;-_im))_; EP,EDbntton-_;then-O.
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"AN IN" will appear on the.screen.
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(Continued

on next page.)

•

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lo)(hm
First, press two NUMBERED
Next, press two NUMBERED

buttons for the hour.
buttons for the minute.

Now, press NUMBERED button "1" for AM or
For example, for 9:30 PM, press NUMBERED
buttons 0-9, 3-0, 2.
"2" for PM.

(NORMALPROG_M
T,_EON -.
CHANNEL

J PROG_M ,
TO

CORRECT

END

PUSH

CLEAR

.,'lTh_,_iII t[',il I h'd:II fl di
First, press two NUMBERED

buttons for the hour.
NORMAL
PROGRAM

For example, for 10:00 PM, press 1-0, 0-0.

PROGRAM

AM or PM will appear when you have entered
CHAHNEL
,o30 PM
TIME ON
09
the hour and minute.
T,ME
OFF
Next, press two NUMBERED buttons for the minui.
"

CORRECT

TO END

PUSH

CLEAR

i',"Ht_ili[a;t_,(tllalmiltl_!i_i,
PROGRAM
1

Play) or SLP (Super Long Play).
You cannot use the SPEED button on the remote
control to choose the recording speed.
Press the 1 or 2 button to choose SP (Standard

_U_
(_

TIME

09 30

TIME

OFF

10 O_ PM
-

TO CORRECT
END

PUSH

_
•

NORMAL
P_RAM
PROGRAM
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ON O93OP_
CHANNEL

[

TIME
REC

10 O0 PM
SP

OFF
SPEED

START

DATE

02/12,92

(MONTH)
TO
TO

il JI diil'(tlll

CLEAR

buttons for the month.
buttons for the day.

press 0-2,1-2.
The day of the week and year will be displayed
automaHc_lh,.
For example,to make a recording on Feb. 12,

l_l,l

RECsp=ISPEEDsLP
: 2-INOR_AL
PROGRAM
TO

First, press two NUMBERED
Next, press two NUMBERED

CHANNEL

END
PUSH
CORRECT

WED
MENU
PUSH

CLEAR

i kld,I!li_,liil

Press the MENU button.
If "PR_ILMvI NOT'(]OMP .lr_D"_pp_._mmm
step 1 on page 20,

try _t_g_i_:from

After 3 seconds, _eTdisplay wiU.',disappedlr'-fr_&_creen,
normal TV pmgramw'dl reappear.
The TIMER indiCtS!vAil

(_)If

l_ed,

press _

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repeat powershouldtail...
the steps on page 8 and 10 before
I

setting up a Timer Recording.

2
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Recorder)
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6- 7the
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you familiar
7, "Playing
a Tape")?
If so,to you
ready page
to enjoy
special Hooked
playbackUp")'?
features
on with
this
page. These features work best in the SP (Standard Play) or SLP (Super Long Play) mode. The sound will be muted. Buttons on
both the VCR and remote control are used.
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REW (Rewind)

(

Button

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If
the FF or
REWcancel
buttontheis Search
held down
than 2the
seconds,
releasing
it will
mode.forInmore
this case,
search simply
speed

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Press the FF (Fast Forward) or REW (Rewind) button during playback.
JSearch speed in SP mode is about 7 times normal speed.
Search speed in SLP mode is about 21 times normal speed.

Press the PLAY button to return to playback.
) in
• During
search
playback,
somenormal
noise bars
SLP mode
is about
15 times
speed.will appear on the TV
screen.
• There is no picture during search playback in the LP mode.

Button

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Press the X2 PLAY button during playback.

CL_R

Press the ×2 PLAY button to release the double speed playback.

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Button

Press the PAUSE/STILL

I ll_ Iii,I II _,|,i!_l_ ll-

button on the remote control.

k,, I//After
the VCR has been in the Still mode for 5 minutes, it will stop
automatically to protect the tape and video heads.

Remote Control
(_

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f

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CHANNEL
UP/DOWN
Buttons

• During slow motion the slow speed can be controlled

AUTO OPERATION
FUNCTIONS

_(_

by VAR(iable) SLOW button.
During
press the
SLOW the
button
the remote
control uniL
Press theplayback,
SLOW button
to release
Stowonmode
and continue
playbaeL

TRACKING

Auto Playback

Aft_-yc_me_om
(Au_'_imwer oli_-Ailio
playback:. (For_
wfl!ibut .i_ord tab.*.)+<-'.
nio P_wind
After Playback, Fast Forward or Manual
Record to tape en,d:
Rewind-- Stop mode
"
*For record tab information refer to
page5.
Rewind Power-off
• Stop'tape and press REW (ind) button.

•

• The VCR will shutt off at begiiming of

tape.

II Iili11! II-"

on the remote control.

t__

• Press
VCR POWER button. _.

button to release the Still mode and continue

In the Still mode, press the FRAME ADVANCE button

ilr l '''

8eleim-2_e

ress the PAUSE/STILL
playback.

CONTROL

This VCR incorporates an automatic tracking system. In most cases
you do not have to adjust the tracking. If automatic tracking fails and
some noise bars are visible, press the TRACKING button on the remote
control. The Auto Tracking mode is cancel and press either the UP or
DOWN button to minimize noise in the picture.
• Automatic tracking does not take place in the Slow mode. If tracking
adjustment is necessary, use the Manual mode.
• Once the cassette has been ejected, the Auto Tracking mode is
automatically engaged when it is inserted.

V-LOCK CONTROL
If jitter is observed in the Still mode, press either the TRACKING UP or
DOWN button on the remote control to reduce it. Once you have made
this adjustment, you probably will not have to do it again unless you
engage the Still mode when playing a tape recorded on a different VCR.

23
ubbing
fromanyVHSrecorder
(orcamcorder)
toanother
issimple.
Justusetheconnections
andsteps
below.
Theexample
below
used
twoVCR'slikethisone.Other
VCR's
mayoperate
differently.
CONNECTIONS
VCR1
Source (Playing)
(Back View)

VCR2
Editing (Recording)
(Back View)

VCR

"FV Set
(Used for
monitoring)

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H:;

AUDIO and VIDEO OUT
From AUDIO OUT to AUDIO IN

Channel 3 or 4
AUDIO and
VIDEO IN

From VIDEO OUT to VIDEO IN
"=CI3:_

a=:t31_.

Refer to the Optional Accessories
page at the end of this manual for
information on ordering optional
Audio and Video dubbing cables.
that will play your tape. If your tape is missing its record tab (page 5),
Insert
a pre-recorded
VCRbutton.
(Video Cassette Recorder)
playback
starts. In thattape.
case,VCR
press1 is
thethe
STOP

automatically.
The in
VCR
light on
VCRwill
should
come on.
Insert a blank tape
the indicator
editing VCR.
ThetheVCR
turn on
If not, press the VCR/TV button on the remote control.

Turn the "IV on.
Turn page
the TV
(See
7).channel to either 3 or 4, whicheverchannel VCR 2 is set to

I_1_ [_I_lI I il il !Ii_lll! Ii _11
(_

oint your remote control at VCR 2. Press 04) on the NUMBERED
buttons."L",appears on the VCR display paneL

Point
your remote
VCR Long
2. Press
Tape SPEED Button to select
SP (Standard
Play) control
or SLP at(Super
Play).

Press the PLAY button on VCR 1.
Caution:

Remember:. press the buttons in steps 6 and 7 simultaneously to avoid
ress the REC(ord) button on VCR 2.
missing any of the recording.

Unauthorized recording of copyrighted
television programs, films, video tapes,
and other materials may infringe on the
rights of copyright owners and be
contrary to copyright laws.

TAPE COUNTER

CONTROL

If you always rewind your tapes fully and reset the tape counter, then you'll be able to use a list of program locations as an
index.

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w POWER

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VCR FOWLER

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the STATUS button. The tape counter
To select the tape counter display, press
display appears on the TV screen.

REW(ind)
SEARCH
Button

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point on the tape you choose.

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STATUS
Button

--CLEAR
Button

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0_00

(Counter)
Button
MEMORY

L
|

0:00:00_

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MAGNAVOX

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the MEMORY button. "M" will
T°
selectonthe
press
appear
themem°ry
screen in'uncti°n,
front of the
counter reading.

1:23:45_

1;1

CLEAR button. You can reset
To
the to
tape
press the
the reset
counter
zerocounter,
at whatever

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the
STOP
thenfunction,
press the
REW(ind)
or FF
(Fast
Forward)
To start
thebutton,
memory
from
anywhere
on the
tape,
press
button. The tat)e will stot) automatically wherever "0:00:00" was

set.

Remote Control

GO - TO FUNCTION
To locate any point on the tape a specified time away from the current position.

w POWER

MUIE

VCRPOWER

VCR
POWER
--Button

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--STOP
Button
--VCR
CH(annel)
UP/DOWN
Button

NUMBEREDButtons

,:. .:
1: 00:00"_

the GO - TO function Whilein the
Press
GO - TO button to'select
Stop mode.

-/_,,

Selectdesired counmr__umber_iii_ _.

1: 00:00

NUMBERED buttunson the Remote

IGOTO

1: 20:00

PLAY
--Button

_(_

OTO
[/_OW

_(_

Control. ex: 1:20:00."
.-::_;
To enter the minus (_),#ress V_i'CH(amtel)
To cancel the minus, p_

DO WNbutton.

VCR CH(annel)2T_ .b."utton.

STA'i_.IS

T£ T
GO-TO
Button

GO-TO MEI/,O SPEBD VtaWTV

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Press PLAY or STOP oi VCR
POWER button.

/NOW
GOTO

1" 20:00 _
1" 20:00

GO - TO modewill searchandselect
0

_V(_

Remote Control

counter number and_
s_R,b¢ _
playback, or power o_li_iTh_
both presentcoutitea:_l_'aiid:G0--

,,:
TV:_
TO ia_

-.
; .
will display
....

25
GettingHookedUp
• With cable connections, the numbers assigned to specific
channels may differ from those for antenna connections.
Refer to the separate Basic Guide for VCR (Video Cassette
Recorder) Connections (or your cable service information).
• If the reception on all VHF (Very High Frequency)
channels is unsatisfactory, you may need to re-tune your
TV set.

ClockAdjustment
• In the Clock Adjustment mode, be sure to enter the first
digit and all subsequent entries within 10 seconds of one
another. Otherwise, the VCR will automatically leave this
mode and the program you were watching will return to
the screen. If this happens, press the MENU button and
start again.
• Be sure to enter "0" before single-digit numbers.
• The letters indicating the day of the week will appear when
you have entered both digits for the year.
• If the digits entered for the day do not match the calendar,
the entry will be rejected and "?" will appear.
• If you press the MENU button while in the Clock Set
mode, the TV screen will return to the program you were
watching.

SpecialPlaybackFeatures
• During search playback, horizontal noise bars will appear
on the TV screen.
• When the VCR has been in the Still mode for 5 minutes, it
will automatically switch to the Stop mode to protect the
tape and video heads.
• Special-effects playback can be used during playback of
tapes recorded in the SP or SLP mode. Tapes recorded in
the LP mode cannot be viewed in special-effects playback.

To Record
• Although it is possible to change the tape speed while you
are recording, some distortion will appear on the tape at the
point where you make the change.
• When the VCR has been in the Pause mode for 5 minutes, it
will automatically switch to the Step mode to protect the
tape and video heads.

OneTouchRecording(OTR)
• If the preset time for a timer recording comes up during
OTR recording, OTR has priority.

Timer Recording
• To do a timer recording in the LINE mode, follow steps 1-4
in "Timer Recording" section. At step 5, press the
NUMBERED button 0 twice (0,0) to engage the LINE
(external source) mode. Complete the rest of the steps
under "Timer Recording" section.
• Timer recording may not be performed or continued if a
power interruption of more than one minute occurs before
or during timer recording, even if power resumes thereafter.
Preset clock and timer data will be lost. This is indicated by
the clock display on the VCR which resets to "- - : - -'. If
this happens, reset the clock and program the timer.
• If the time spans of two preset programs overlap, the lowernumbered program will have priority and the second
program will start only after the first program has been
executed.
• If the POWER button is pressed to OFF with no cassette
loaded, the TIMER and "Cassette Inside" indicators will
continue blinking.
• If the record tab is missing, the cassette will be ejected
when the POWER button is pressed to OFF, and the
TIMER and "Cassette Inside" indicators will contimue
blinking.

PowerFailure
• Timer Recordings will be erased if the power fails. Repeat
"Placing Local Channels in the VCR" on page 8 and
"Setting the Clock" on page 10 before setting up a "Timer
Recording" on pages 20-21.

Satellite Hook-Up
• Watching one TV channel while recording another may not
be possible with a satellite hook-up.
• You may have to set your VCR to channel 3 or 4 and make
your channel selections at the satellite converter box.
• If you use accessory Audio and Video cables (not supplied)
to hook-up your VCR to T'V_you will have to set your VCR
to Line Input. "A/V IN" appears on your TV screen when
you first switch into this mode. "L" appears on your VCR.
The VCR to TV hook up will look similar to "VCR to
Stereo TV Hook-Ups" on page 29.

Line Input
• If you accidently get into the Line mode ("L" appears on
the VCR), simply press the VCR CH(annel) UP/DOWN
button or select a channel using the NUMBERED buttons
to exit.

26
STEP 1: Disconnect the Antenna
from Your TV.

or Cable

STEP 2: Connect Your Antenna
to Your VCR.

or Cable

Your antenna or cable should have one of the ends shown
below. To avoid confusion, label all terminals (on TV)and
ends before disconnecting.
COMBINATION
[-VHF/UHF

SYSTEM
F-type connector

A. v,,
,_i_,
_ ,o__
I-VHF

ONLY OR UHF ONLY

B. VoY_ o-'_r'
L__l

[

300-75ohm----T _(_T)_.__I
Transformer El
(notsupplied) _

Antenna
SEPARATE VHF/UHF
I-SYSTEMS COMBINED
C

VVHF°r -_
• /
w
I

UHFNHF
Band
Mixer
(not supplied)

,-.m-__---_

RF
OUT
I

{

CABLE
I

A*
I
B

Out to TV

CATV Input

Cable TV
.

Converter

Box

CATV (cable)

I
.Please

see pages 28 - 29 for details.

_
_

CH4
CH3

27
STEP 3: Connect Your VCR to Your TV.

Look at the back panel of your TV. Find the appropriate
diagram below and use that method to connect your VCR to
your TV. Use only one connection.
Back of TV (example

only)

r--VHF or CABLE
All

!
(FlsFp$l°a_li)alCable

wCABLE

_)l-"J/v_._
_

ONLY
TV
Converter Box

Back of TV (example only)
r-COMBINATION

VHF/UHF SYSTEM
i
.
[ ..........

__[

RF CoaxialCable
_

[----_ ;._-'_
(Example)

(su_ied)___'_

UHF/VHFSandSeparator
(OptionalConnection/not
supplied)
(Example)

75-300 ohm

Transformer (not supplied)
UHF/VHF Sand Separator (Optional Connection/not supplied)

FOR UHF-ONLY antenna system:
Even if you plan to play back tapes or view and record UHF programs, you still need to make one of
the combination VHF/UHF connections shown above, because when in operation, your VCR sends
VHF signals to the TV across the RF Coaxial Cable.
"kPlease see pages 28 - 29 for details.

28
llTiTlliild

lil_.li{t

Use this connection

I i|r|_l i |_I |j ll=.],'{di_l ti I _ 1_II :f_i:ll
if your cable system connects directly to your TV without a converter box.

In from Antenna

Back of TV
:Panel

i
I

CATVInput

Outto TV

With this connection, you can 1) use your VCR Remote Control to select channels 2) program one or more unscrambled
channels for unattended recording 3) view one channel while recording another.

I NOTE:

oYou
view CHANNEL
scrambled channels
with button
this connection.
eYou cannot
can alsorecord
use theor VCR
UP/DOWN
to select the desired channel.

Outto TV

With this connection, you can record and view any channel including scrambled channels. However, channel selection must be
1,aade at the cable company converter box. This means that channels cannot be changed using the VCR Remote Control.
Unattended recording is limited to one channel at a time, and you cannot view any channel other than the one you are
recording..

To Record and View a Scrambled/Unscrambled

Channel

1. Set the VCR/TV selector located on the front of the VCR to "VCR".
2. Set the TV channel selector to the output channel of the VCR (channel 3 or 4).
3. Set the VCR channel selector to the output channel of the Cable Converter Box. (If the Cable Converter Box is set to channel
3, the VCR should be set to channel 3. If the Box is set to channel 4, the VCR should be se! to channel 4.).
4. Select the channel to be recorded at the Cable Converter Box.

To Watch TV (with the VCR off)
l. Set the TV channel selector to the output channel of the Cable Converter
2. Select the channel on the cable converter channel selector.

Box.

29
If your cable system uses a converter box you may use this connection instead of the basic cable connection shown on the
previous page.

In from Antenna
CableTV
Converter Box
CAIV Input

Outto TV

With this connection you can 1) program unattended recording of more than one unscrambled
while recording another.
NOTE:

channel 2) view one channel

oUse the VCR CHANNEL UP/DOWN button to select a channel to be recorded.
eYou cannot record scrambled channels with this connection.

To Record One Channel

While Viewing

Another

1. Select the channel to be recorded with the VCR CHANNEL
2. On the VCR set the VCR/TV selector to "TV".

UP/DOWN

button.

3. Set the channel selector on the TV to the output channel of the Converter Box.
4. Select the channel to be viewed on the Converter Box.

To Play Back a Tape
1. Set the VCR/TV selector to "VCR."
2. Set the TV channel selector to the output channel of the Converter Box.
3. Set the Converter Box channel selector to the VCR output channel (channel 3 or 4).

II]1] ;ii_l+'t(:-i |g[,I ill

Backof TV (example only)

l [_lq.llllal,'!

Audio Cable
Video (yellow) and
Audio (white) out Jacks

Video Cable(yellowtips)

For any additional adjustments you may need to make to your TV, please refer to your TV owner's
Cables not included.

manual.

3O
IMPORTANT

NOTE:

Periodic maintenance is required in order to maintain the unit's continued excellent pertbrmance.
After a period of time the Video heads will require replacement. If cleaning or replacement of the
Video heads is required, this service should be performed by an authorized Video System Service Center.

Check the following points once again if you are having some difficulty with your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder).

Correction

-Power
No power...

• Check that the Power plug is completely connected to an
AC (Alternating Current) outlet.
• Check that the Power button is set to on.

Power Failure...

• Please complete "Placing Local Channels in the VCR" on
page 8 and "Setting the Clock" on page 10 before attempting
to set up a "Time Recording" on page 20- 21.
Otherwise, you may not be able to receive or record channels
above 13.

-Recording

& Playback

Correction

TV program can't be recorded...

• Check the connections between the VCR, the external
antenna, and your TV.
• Check that the band selected matches your antenna or
cable TV system (P.8).
• Make sure that the record tab on the back of the cassette is
still intact (P.5).

Timer recording can't be performed...

• Set the recording start/stop time correctly (P.20).
• Make sure that the POWER button is set to "OFF" (P.21).
• Timer recording may not be performed or continued if a
power interruption of more than 1 second occurs before or
during Timer Recording, even if power resumes thereafter.

There is no playback picture, or the playback picture is
noisy or contains streaks ........

• Select the same channel on your TV as that of the VCR
Channel 3/4 switch (P.7).
• Set the VCR/TV selector to "VCR" (P.9).
• Check that channel 3 or 4 of the TV is properly adjusted.
• Adjust the Tracking control slowly in either direction
(P.22).

During special effects playback, the picture may contain
some vertical jitter when using a TV which has an
Automatic Vertical Hold Control ....

• Set the TV's Vertical Hold Control, if available,
"MANUAL" and adjust.

If the top of your playback picture waves back and forth
excessively...

• Because the VCR playback signal is not as stable as an
off-the-air TV singal, the top of your TV screen may be
bent or unstable during playback. To solve this problem,
slowly turn the HORIZONTAL HOLD control on your
TV to correct the wavy picture. If your TV does not have
the horizontal hold control or adjusting the control does
not help, please contact your local TV service center.

31
--Remote

Correction

Control

VCR can't be remote controlled...

oAim the Remote Control directly at the remote sensor on
the VCR.
oAvoid all obstacles which may interfere with the signal
path.
Olnspect or replace the batteries (P.5).

Correction

-Miscellaneous
You can't view programs normally on TV...

oSet the VCR/TV selector to "TV" (P.9).

Video cassette can't be inserted...

olnsert the cassette with the window side up and the record
tab facing you.

Video cassette can't be removed...

• Check that the power plug is completely
AC outlet.

Video cassette ejects when the OTR, RECORD and
PLAY buttons are pressed or the POWER button is
pressed off to set the Timer...

OCheck the cassette to be sure that the record tab on the
back of the cassette is still intact (P.5).

In the Stop mode, the motor(CYLINDER)
rotate ....

• To enable quick play mechanism the cylinder will rotate
for about 10 minutes.

continues to

If you cannot receive channels above 13....

connected to an

• Repeat "Placing Local Channels in VCR" on page 8,
making sure you select "CABLE TV" in step 2.

Sae.r,iliemia
Video Recording System
Video Signal
Antenna
VHF Output Signal
Power Requirement
Power Consumption
Operating Temperature
Relative Humidity
Design and specifications

Rotary four-head helical scan
system
EIA standards: NTSC color
VHF/UHF75 ohm external
antenna terminal
Channel 3 or 4 (switchable)
75 ohms unbalanced
120 V _ AC/60 Hz
19W
41 ° F(5 ° C) to 104 * F(40 *C)
10% to 80%
are subject to change without notice.

Weight
Dimensions
Tuner
Broadcast Channels
CATV Channels

9.5 lbs. (4.3 kg)
14-3116"(W) x 3-9/16"(H) x 12"(D)
(360 mm × 89 mm x 304 nun)
VHF 2 - 13, UHF 14 - 69
Midband
A - I
Superband
Hyperband
Special channel
Ultraband

J- W
A-5 - A- 1
5A
65 - 94

LIMITED WARRANTY
Video Cassette Recorder/Player
• 90-Day Carry-In Service Labor Warranty
• One (1) Year Exchange Warranty On Parts
For purchases outside the U.S.A., see applicable warranty from country of purchase.
Please keep...
...your sales receipt and other material proving proof-ofpurchase. Attach it to this owner's manual and keep both
nearby. Please also keep the original box and packing
material. And please write in your model and serial numbers
in the shaded area below.
Parts and Labor Coverage...
...starts from the date you bought your product. For the first
90 days both parts and labor are covered. After 90 days, only
parts are covered for the remainder of one (1) year. Any
defective part will be repaired or replaced. Any part is
covered only for the original warranty period. Once the one
(1) year warranty on the product has expired, the warranty on
any replaced or repaired part also expires. Service is provided
by a Phllips Factory Service Center or an Authorized Service
Center. Centers must be allowed to keep defective parts.
After 90 days, you pay for all labor. After one year, you pay
for all parts, transportation, and service charges, too.

Warranty Exclusions Your Warranty Does Not Cover...
...labor charges for installation or set up, adjustment of
customer or preference controls, and installation or repair of
antenna systems outside the unit.
...product repair and/or part replacement because of misuse,
accident, unauthorized repair or other cause not within the
control of Philips Consumer Electronics Company.
...reception problems caused by signal conditions or cable or
antenna systems outside the unit.
...a product purchased, used, or serviced outside the U.S.A.,
Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. or used for commercial
or institutional purposes (including but not limited to products
used for rental purposes).
...incidental
product.

or consequential

Some

or consequential

damages

resulting

states do not allow the exclusion
damages,

apply to you. This includes,

so the above exclusion
but is not limited

may not

to, pre-recorded

Who is Protected?...Where?

material

Only the person who has proof-of-purchase will receive
warranty service. This service will be provided to any product
bought and used in the U.S.A., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin
Islands. If you move within these areas, any Philips Factory
Service Center (See enclosed list.) or an Authorized Service
Center in your area will honor this warranty.

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN
DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS EXPRESS
WARRANTY. Some states do not allow limitations on how

Before Calling for Service...
..please checkyour owner's manual A check of the controls
discussed there may save you a service call.
How to Get Warranty Service:
If warranty service is required, you must deliver your product
with proof-of-purchase to a Philips Factory Service Center
(See enclosed list.) or Authorized Service Center for repair.
When repair is completed, you must pick up the unit at the
Center.
Please._,write !n__.-nu_.

prod_.

Keep__.ne...__'lo

:': Serial No.".:-_'-_:',-:'-

easy:,
"_ .....

401 East Old Andrew

(copyright

from the
of incidental

or non- copyright).

long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may
not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have
other rights which vary from state to state.
Cassette Tapes
It is recommended that you use only cassette tapes which have
been tested and inspected for use in 2, 4, 6, or 8 hour VHS
recorders, and which are so labeled. The use of tapes which
have not been tested or of a VHS format may result in poor
picture quality. Damage caused by the use of tapes other than
those recommended may void the product warranty.

IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Please fill out and mail your warrantyregistrationcard
promptly. It willbe easier for us to notifyyou if it should
ever be required. Please also keep your sales receipt
and other proof-of-purchaseinformation.

Philips Service Company
Johnson Hwy. • Jefferson
(615) 475-8869

City, Tennessee

37760

PLEASE HAVE YOUR MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS ON HAND ANY TIME YOU CALL.
EL3715E010

33
or your convenience,

the following list of terms is provided to help you better understand your VCR and its operation.

AUDIO IN/OUT:
These are connectors (jacks) located on
the back of the unit. They are used to record the audio from
another source (IN), or play the audio to another source
(OUT).

OTR (One Touch Recording):
Making immediate timed
recordings with the press of a single button. These recordings
can be set from 30 minutes to 9 hours or to tape end.

AUTO PROGRAM: This is part of the CHANNEL
MEMORY function. When used the VCR runs through
(scans) all the channels on the VCR and all the channels
received in your area are automatically placed in memory.

MENU BUTTON:
When the MENU button is pressed,
you will be able to choose from a list of options:
1) Selecting the PROGRAM mode to enter information for
timed recordings.
2) Setting the channel memory, antenna system, and OSD.
3) Setting the clock.

TV BANDS: Two possible settings:
NORMAL TV CH

REWIND
(REW _
reverse direction (,_,().

This consists of two type of frequencies:
VHF

): To move the tape rapidly in the

RF COAXIAL
CABLE: Black insulated round cable
used to connect the VCR to the TV.

(Very High Frequency) Channels which are
receivedby the tuner on channels 2 to 13.
UHF

SPECIAL
EFFECTS:
Viewing a STILL, SLOW
MOTION or FAST FORWARD picture during tape
playback.

(Ultra High Frequency) Channels which are
received by the tuner on channels 14 to 69.
CABLE TV CH
The second setting possible for TV Band tuning. This
term means the unit is capable of receiving standard
and unscrambled channels on cable without the use of
a cable decoder or converter box.

CHANNEL (S): Selected with the NUMBERED buttons or
CHANNEL UP & DOWN buttons on the remote.
CLEAR:
To remove a completely programmed Timer
Recording or to correct a single clock or program entry.

SEPARATOR:
An adapter used to separate TV signals
(VHF-UHF) when connecting the VCR to a TV with
separate VHF and UHF terminals.
TAPE SPEEDS:
This detennines how fast the tape travels
during recording or playback. These can be selected for
recording but are automatically selected by the VCR in
playback.
SP (STANDARD PLAY):

COUNTER:
For locating specific areas on a tape by
referencing the counter number.

Fastest tape speed. Recording time for a T120 tape
will be approximately 2 hours.
LP (LONG PLAY):

DUBBING:
Copying the contents of a tape with the use of
a second VCR.

Average tape speed. Recording time for a T120 tape
will be approximately 4 hours (playback only).
SLP (SUPER LONG PLAY):

FAST FORWARD
(FF
the forward direction (I_).
FRAME:

I_):

To move the tape rapidly in

Slowest tape speed. Recording time for a Tl20 tape
will be approximately 6 hours.
TRACKING:

Single still picture.

HO (High Ouality):
An enhancement feature in the VCR
circuitry which provides greater picture detail.
MATCHING TRANSFORMER:
An adapter used
primarily on non-cable ready TV's. One end has a "screw
on" type connector and the other end has two flat leads that
connect to the TV.

The video heads do not trace the video track

properly and grainy streaks appear through the picture. This
may be corrected by adjusting the Tracking Control.
(CHANNEL UP/DOWN buttons on this VCR).
VCR/TV
BUTTON: This button turns the "VCR"
indicator, on the display panel, ON and OFF. When "VCR"
is ON, this prepares the VCR for viewing your recording or
tape playback on the TV. When OFF, all channel selections
are made at the TV.

ME_:

Information that will appear on the TV screen and
give you operation directions.

YCR: Video Cassette Recorder.

MODE: The operating condition or status of the VCR.
This is determined by the function currently engaged and/or
the setting selected. Eg.: "PLAY" mode

VIDEO IN/OUT: There are connectors (jacks) located on
the back of the unit that are used to record the video from
another source (IN), or play the video to another source
(OUT).

MUTE:

Reduces the TV's sound level instantly.

OSD (On Screen Display):
appear on the TV screen.

Features and information

that

WIRELESS
REMOTE
CONTROL:
By pressing the
button on the remote, signals are sent to the VCR to perform
the desired task (s).

Index
Accessories (Optional)

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

Input Select .................................

Accessories (Supplied)

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

Insert a Cassette

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

Adding Channels

11, 23

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

LINE Input ....................................

7, 11
23, 25

SEARCH Button ............ 12, 13, 16, 22
Sensor (Remote)

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

Set the Clock .....................................

SLOW Button ...................................

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

LP (Long Play) ...................................

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

Manual Tracking ...............................

SLP (Super Long Play) ........... 5, 11, 19

Auto Play ..........................................

MEMORY Button ......................

12, 24

SP (Standard Play) .................. 5, 11, 19

Auto Rewind .....................................

MENU Button ......................

Auto Tracking

MUTE Buttons

Audio Input/Output
Auto Operation

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

Battery Installation

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

Calendar Indicator
Cassette

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

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

Cassette In Indicator

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

Special Effects ..................................

Specifications

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

STATUS Button ..........................

13, 18

On Screen Display ............................

STOP Button

12, 16

NUMBERED

10, 12, 18

.................................
Buttons

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

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

One Touch Recording (OTR) ........... 19

Tape Speed ........................

Optional Accessories

Time (Clock) .....................................

10
18

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

5, 11, 19, 22

CHANNEL

3/4 Switch ................. 7, 17

Other Hook-Ups You Can Try .... 26-29

Time Counter

CHANNEL

UP/DOWN Buttons ...... 13

OTR Button

Time Display (Clock)

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

Timer (Programming)

................. 20, 21

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

13, 19

Channels above 13 ..............................

PAUSE/STILL

Cleaning ............................................

PLAY Button ..........................

CLEAR Button .................................

Playback ..............................................

Clearing Timer Programs

POWER (VCR POWER) Button

Precautions

Clock (Setting)
Controls

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

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

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

Deleting Channels

12-17

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

Double Speed (×2) Playback

..... 12, 22

Button ................ 12, 22

Programming

Rapid Scan ........................................
REC Button ...........................
Record Tab ........................

EJECT Button ...................................

Remote Control

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

Re-Recording

Features ...............................................

REWIND

11, 13, 16
5, 11, 19, 20

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

Requesting Service

FAST FORWARD Button .......... 12, 16
4

12, 16

the Timer ............. 20, 21

Erase Protection

(Safety) ............................

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

Duplication

7, 13, 22

12, 13

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

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

Button ........................

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

Timer Indicator

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

Timer Programs (Checking)
Timer Programs (Clearing)
TRACKING

14, 20

............. 21
............... 21

Control ..................

12, 22

Trouble Checks ...........................

30, 31

TV Position ...................................

9, 11

TV POWER Button ..........................
TV Viewing

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

VCR Channel ......................................

VCR Indicator .........................

VCR Position ......................................

13, 16

VCR/TV. Selector ...................

9, 11, 14

Rewind Play ......................................

Video Cassettes ...................................

Getting Hooked Up ........................

Rewind Power-off .............................

VOLUME Buttons

Glossary

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

GO-TO Function ...............................
Indicator Panel ............................

RF Coaxial Cable .........................

Safety ..................................................

14, 15

6, 35

Consumer

Electronics

X2 PLAY Button ...............................

Company.

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

Satellite HOOK-UP ...................... 11, 25

9, 12, 16

FRAME ADVANCE Button ............ 13
6, 7

/ .cessadaa
Check to be sure the following items are packed with your
VCR.
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nlI_ e]
These accessories
VCR.

are provided to help you use or set up your

1 Wireless Remote Control
(483521837083),

1 RF Coaxial Cable
(483532127022)

Maximize your viewing pleasure with State-Of-The-Art
accessories designed specifically for your VCR.
The optional accessories shown in this booklet may be
purchased
from your local dealer, or may be ordered direct from
Philips
Consumer Electronics Company.
Call toll free: 1-800-851-8885

Or Write: Philips Consumer Electronics Co.
Accessories Marketing Dept.
P.O. Box 967
Greeneville, TN 37744-0967

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SBC3144A01
$19.95

SRG91( 14
$29.99

Universal

4-Way Splitter

Dry Head

Remote

: ":_"

Cleaner

AK9033GY02

$79.95

SBV! 102A01
153.95

SBV1141AC01
$9.95

Dubbing Cables
(monaural)

VCR Hook-Up
Cable

RCA Audio/
Video Cable

SBV1138A01
$13.95

SBV1130A01
$3.95

SBV1127A01
$3.95

Dubbing Cables
(stereo)

SBV 1139A01
$17.95

Prices subject to change without notice.
Availability subject to change at time of purchase.
When ordering accessories outside the u.S.A., please refer to
the accessories material, address, and prices for that country.

IB 6485-E001

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