Samsung Electronics Co C2BWL Videocassette Recorder User Manual 8
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Videocassette Recorder 8
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SV—B132P/SV—B102P
SV—BSZP/SV—B22P
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
lo cnsurc props: warranty, pli‘ttflt‘ i'etu rri your registration Model Number 77a
and within two wads Retard the sCflaI number from the Srnal Ntitnbcr —_—_
' V j’ l l ~ ‘ h ' 4
bath ofthe C \ am [It dittf of pulfhaSCvlt‘l t 6 space Date Purchased '
below. Keep your pullhflht‘ t’t'a’lpl With this manual for ————*—————
easy reference DWI”
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS j; '
CAUTION This symbol indicates high voltage is present inside It is dangerous
RISKOFELECTflICSNOCK_ to make any kind of contact With any instdc part ol this product
DO NOI’ OPEN
cAurtoN: ro REDUCE TNE
RISK or ELECTRIC SHOCK, -
DONOT REMOVE COVER (on This symbol alerts you that important literature concerning opera—
BACK) no ussn SERVICEAELE tion and maintenance has been included With this‘product.
mus INSIDE. REFER
ssnwcme to QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL
Note to CATV system installer: This reminder ts provided to call CATV system installer's attention to Article
82040 of the National Electrical Code (Section 54 ol Canadian Electrical Code, Part I), that provtdes guide—
lines [or proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected [0 the
grounding system of the building as close to the potnt of cable entry as practical.
Caution: FCC regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment may
void the user's authority to operate it.
Caution: To prevent electric shock, match widc blade of plug to wide slat, fully insertt
Attention: pour eviter lcs chvcs electriques, intraduire la lame le plus large dc lafiche dans la borne
correspondante de la prise er pousszrjusqu’au [and
Important: One Federal Court has held that unauthorized recording of copyrighted TV programs is an
tnlringement of U.S copyright laws
( criain Canadian programs may be copyrighted and any unauthorized recording in whole or in part may be
a Violation of these rights
To prevent damage which may result in fire or electric shock hazard, do not expose this appliance
to rain or moisture.
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1 Read Instructions/XII lIiL’ saleiy and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.
Retain InslruCIIOnS'th salcty and operating instructions should be retained for future reference
Heed Warnings-All WM rungs on IhC product and iii thc operating lnSllLKllOflS should be adhered to.
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Follow Instructions—All operating and use instructions should he followed
Cleaning—Unplug this lOLIUL‘l from the wall outlet before (Inning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol
cleaners Use 21 Chimp t nth for (leaning
di
6 Attachntcnts'Do not use Attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause
hazards
7 Water and Moisture—Do not use this product nt‘tll' water-[or example new a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen
srtik, or Itllllidl'y tub. in a wet basement, or near a swtmiiiing pool, and the like.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
8 Accessories—Do not place this product oti an unstable can, stand, tripod, bracket, or table
The product may fall, caustng serious anLlS/ to a child or adult, and serious damage to the
product Use only with a cart, stand, tripo , bracket, or table recommended b the
manufacturer or sold with the roduct Any mounting of the product should allow thc -'
‘ manufacturer's instructions and7 should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer 7
9 Cart Usagcfl product and cart combination should he moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and
uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart t‘timblnt’ltlfllt to overturn.
l 10. Vcnlilati0n~5l0ts and openings tn the cabint‘t are provrded for ventilation and to ensure reliable o eratiort of
‘ the product and to protect it from overheating Ihese openings ttiust not be blocked or covered. re openings
: should never be blocked by placrng the product on a bed, so a, rug, or other Similar surface This product
should not be placed in a butltrrn installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provtded
or the manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to
11 Power Sources-This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the
markin label if you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your product dealer
or loca power company For products intended to operate rom battery power, or other sources, refer to the
1 operating instructions
12 Grounding or Polarization—This product mayrbe c tripped with a polarized alternatin current line lug (a
plug having one blade wider than the other). his ug will fit into the power outlet any one way. “(fits is a
t A safer feature. if you are unable to insert the plug ully into the outlet, t reversing the plug. If the plug
3 shou d still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete our et Do not defeat t e safety purpose
of the polarized plug,
( 3. Power-Cord Protection-Power—supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or
pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying articular attention to cords at p ugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the pro uct m Mttwttticmm tool
14, Outdoor Antenna Groundin —If an outside antenna or cable system
rs connected to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system
is grounded so as to provide some protection afiarnst voltage sur es
an built—u static charges. Section 810 of the atronal Electrica
Code, ANS FPA 70 provides information With regard to proper
grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the
fields!“ wrre to an antenna disc arge unit, stze of grounding
conductors, location of antennavdtseharge unit, connection to
grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode “Mam-m"
15. Lightning—For added rotectron for this product dunnfia ltgil‘tlnll’l storm or when it is left unattended and
unused for long perto s oftrme, unplug it front the wa out er an disconnect the antenna or cable system.
This Will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.
16 Power Lines—An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicrnity of overhead ower lines or
other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or Circuits. hen installing an
outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as
( contact With them might be fatal
17, OverloadingvDo not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience receptacles as this can
result tn a risk of fire or electric shock
18 Object and Liquid Entry—Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may
touch dangerous volta e pornts or short-our parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill
liquid of any kind on t e product.
19 ServicingrDo not attempt to servtce this product yourself as opening or removrng covers may expose you to
dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to quali red servrce personnel
20 Damage Requiring Service—Unplu this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified sen/tcc
personnel under the followrng con itions‘
a When the power-sup ly cord or plu is damaged.
b If liquid has been spified or obiccts ave fallen into the product
c [f the product has been exposed to rain or riatcr
d If the product does not operate normally by following the operating lnSll'LK‘llOth. Adjust only those controls
that are covered by the operating rnstructrons as an improper adiustmcnt of other controls may result in damage
and Will often require extensive work b a qualified technician to restore. the produCt to its normal operation
e if the product has been dropped or aniagcd in an ' way
f When the product exhibits ti drstinCt change in pciltit‘lttaflCCvlltlS tndtctttes a need for servrce
21 Re ilacement Partsrwlien replacement parts are required, he sure the service technician has used
rep acementémrts specified by the manufacturer or that have the satire characteristics as the ongmtil part
Unauthorizc substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards
22 Safety checkrU on completion of tiny servrce or repairs to this product, ask the servrce technician to
perform safety creeks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition
23 Heat—The roduct should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or
Other pro ucts (including amplifiers) that produce heat
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Table of Contents
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I features & Accessories
Basie Features 4
Option Features 4
Accessories ———————— 4
Battery Installation/Replacement for the Remote
Control —-——7 4
Z.Setting up Your VCR
Cable TV Connections 5
Antenna Connection 5
3.Descriptions
Display 5
Rear Panel/Front Panel 6
Remote Control 7
4.Prograrnming Your VCR
language Selection 10
Clock Set 10
Channel Set 12
Automatic Channel Memory 13
To Add or Delete Channels 13
VCR Function Set Up 14
s.Playing Video Cassette Tapes
Tracking 14
Fast forward and Rewind 15
Forward and Reverse Picture Search 15
Slow Motion/Still/Frame Advance/Skip Search 15
Go 10 0 00 00 STOP
Replay/To use the Shuttle Buttons
6.Recording Video Cassette Tapes
Before Recording
Video Cassette Tapes
Usrng DISPIAY and MODE Button
To Record a Program
Key Lock
To View one channel while Recording Another
1.Recording a Program
Timer Recording
To Correct a Timer Program
To Erase a Timer Program
One Touch Recording(OTR)
8. Copying
To Connect Two VCKS
9. Option Feature
To Control a Cable Decoder Box
Using The Shuttle Ring
I0. Cleaning and Care
I l. Before Calling for Service
I 2.5pecifications
Please check your model number before you read this manual
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Thank) on for purchasing a Samsung VCR This user’s guide covers the operations of several different Samsun
VCR's The contents of the user‘s guide cover both basrc and common functions of all the units plus optional
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tures are only for specific models Please check the chan below to see if your VCR has a specific optional feature
before reading about it later on in the guide
Option Chart 1 l‘ fie“;
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L GRADE 7‘ 4HEAD HI FI 4HEAD Hl Fl l 4HEAD XMDMD iZH 2HEAD MONO 7 » ,, 7
l, AUTOELOCK L7 77x77 l: x, fl } 7 7 10 n 7 7
CBC i 7 x”, 7 7 x l l 7x” 7 7 7 7 22— 23
BAeK—DP ‘ ,, sun Wt iMiM 7‘ WIN A tMItL 7 ,, 14 7
F W l 0 l 0 l x ‘ 7 271 7
l 7 SHUTTLE ‘ ”o ‘ x x l x J 7 7 2f 7 7
l DIAMONDHEAD 7 ”of 0777779; ,l 7 ,9,,,I,,,i,,,
7 CHlLD LOCK: 7 6 7 7x 7 x77? t 7x77 79 7 7
”LINIVCHSAL REMOTE l? o 7 77x W x l x 7
Features & Accessories - Battery Installation/Replacement
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Basic Features
’ One Touch RecordtngtOTR) up to four hours wtthotrt usrng the timer program/
P Unrversal Remote Control [or your VCR and most 1Vs (except VRSSOS and VR36IBC only)
> Trr—lrngual can—screen programming (English/Spantslrflrrench)
> Two Burton Shuttle for various playback speeds
P Drgrtal Auto Trackmg
P Specral ellccts playback, tncludrng slow motion
7 Burlt—in HQ (High Quality) vrcleo Circuitry
P One-month eight event ttmer programming
> Key Lobk—dtsables all of the key functions
Optiort’Features ~ ~ 7 l! ::, i r
> Auto Clock Set .
_ > Auto Line2 input Detect
V Chrld door LockCassettevDoor Lockrtrg System (unlocks the VCK‘s cassette door only when a video tape ts inserted).
V Memory Back-U5 to retain programming for up to srx hours
r Dramond Head .
> Shuttle Ring for various playback speeds
P CBC(Cable Box Control)
* Diamond Head refers to a carbon based coating applied to the video heads,
which increases durabtltty and reduces head wear, whtlc keeping the Video heads spotless.
Accessories 4 .~ ,
Remolc Control Batteries for RFCzhlt' Warranty Card
rcmotc(2xAA)
Battery Installation/Replacement for the Remote Control
1 Remove the battery compartment ltd by lrftrng
the cover
2 lnsert two AA batteries as shown
3 Replace the compartment cover
When replacxng batteries, use all new batteries, Never mix
alkalme and manganese battertes
Setting up Your VCR
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Cable TV Connections
Local cable companies vary in the types of scmtes piovtdcd and can promdc any additional information for
VCR/cable connections
Basic Cable TV Connectian(Na Decoder Box) Premium Cable TV Connection (with
Decoder Box)
Follow llllS diagram to attach your VCR lo 11 basic
cable system With a 75 ohm coaxml cable Some cable companlcs provtde a decoder box to
Unscramble premium and/or bastc channels Follow
[his diagram to attach your VCR to a decoder box
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DtCODER
wax in vex
our :
. . . ,
DECODER BOX
A VCR TO rv
Set the output switch on the back ofyour VCR to 3 or 4 to match the channel selected at the TV
t A, (
Antenna Connection ‘ .
Follow the diagram below to connect your VCR to an outsrdc or indoor rabbit car antenna
3mm ANTENNA [LAD—IN (Us , maldiill
w "mama“ m m, rat} < ,
or 75“ nuachlngl 3000 CONNELTOR
Dj- rm imkmbk -
Your VCR has a built-in converter to receive most
VHF/UHF Signals If your outstde antenna cable ts a
300 ohm flat feeder, a matching transformer must
be attached before the VCR input terminal. You can
purchase this transformer at any electronics store
(a VCR m mm ANL)
1 Val out w w
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An outside antenna should nor be located where it ranfnllififofiovcrhead power lines, electric light or
power cablfs. To install, use extrema caution, Contact [an befalal. Make sure any outside antenna is prop—
erly grounded, “twirling to Salimi BIO aftltc National Electrical Coda, ANSI/NFPA NO. 70—1984,(Se(tiun
54 Elcrtncal (ode of Canadian Part I)
Descriptions - Display
Display
CllANNFlfllMlIJCOUNTER/
REMAlN
Displays current rhunncl numb“,
(lode llmt’, timc remaining or
tape counter.
IIMIER "
Show lunar
Rt'rmtlmg [S sct.
VCR ~"
Shows (1m [mung
mum? (5 (hr VCR
_ AM INDICATOR
Lights when cloth time is AM
Descriptions - Front Panel
Rear Panel
AUDIO OUT AUDlO IN
to Dlu‘pul audm m a sumvui VCR m u TV Use to mpul audmfrom a mend VCR
ka
LO}
czar:
(21:1:
(OPTION)
RESET
Use to (rass an mcmary,
(TIME? recording, zhanncl mung, and
duck set)
Front Panel
POWER EJECT
Press to tumyour Press 10 gm
VCR an and Dfl (asstlw
E E
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CH 3/4 _— >
Set to (hannc! 3 m' 4 m mam Vtho om
(he (hannel saluted at the TV Use In output Video lo a
second VCR or a TV,
CASSETTE REW
COMPARTMENT In slop mddc,
lnserl wdm [HSSL’HCS hem. pm“ w rewind.
(The (assetle door has an opunnal l I m d
Iazhmgjmlurc that mm; when a " P “y 0 e’
v ms; or reverse search
(mate xs msmed) p I
lN FROM ANT
Use to input antenna/(able flgnal
OUT TO TV
Use (a Uhlphl sngnalfmm the VCR
to a TV
VIDEO lN
Use to input mien/mm a second
VCR,
PLAY
Press (0 play a
video (usxcuc mp8
STOP \
Press In slop tape
movemmr
REC CHANNEL AV
Pm; w begin our ume pm; to change {he
vumdmg or om channel
POWER *
EJECT 7
h 7, i",
POWER +- 9
1:11 LT —
mmx'm:
CHANNEL PLAY
TVA/CR CHANNEL REC PLAY
EF
In slap made, press talus!
jurward
In play made, prcssjarjorr
ward 55117511.
SHUTTLE
(or RF, REW)
Descriptions - Remote Control
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Univesal Remote Control Description
To opcmte the remote control, lust press one at the component buttons ( {g or’ fix) to tell the remote control
whtch component you want to control
VCR POWER \
Prcss m turn your VCR on and tsjt
NUMBER BUTTONS
Puss to select (hamttls by assigned numbers,
or L0 seleet onesueen apttans
100 (followed by up to lwo additional
number buttons)
Press to select ehamttrls higher than 100
EXITDISRMODE
Press ta out from 05? straw or m changc
the display mate
MENU
Press 10 seleet the Matn Mmu art-screen
program
ENTER
Press to saw the USP data you set
FROG
Pntss to display the Tlmt‘r
Program ntentt
STOP, PLAY, new. FF ,
press [a comm! (Ansell: playback
REC
Press to start VCR rewrdmg
REPLAY
Prcssjar last 5 second tepcat during playlntelt
REC SPEhD
Press to seleet tape spml
SLOW /1
Used [or stawrmmn pluyl-tuh
LJELI /
Press to get! a thm ettsstttt»
CLEAR/RFSYT /
I’ve’x? to reset tapt founter nr ttrttr
trn—nrt'm dtsplays
TV mwan
Press to turn TV on and DJ
LINE IN
Press to mm thclmeirtput (UNEI Dr UNI-2)
on or off.
TV
Press to set remote to control the TV
VCR
Press ta set remote to contra! the VCR
PREVCH . ,
Press to see the previous Lhartnel
TV.VCR
Press to swtteh between TV or VCR snares or
to acttvate Lochjuncttoncce pagel 7)
CH UPIDOWN -
Press to change channels.
VOL UP/DOWN
Press to (hang: the sound level
SHIFT/SHUTTLE
Press (0 select dtflcrent un—sdtcn trtjomtatmn
Press Lu change speed dunng playback
P/STlLL
Press to still playback or [must vccordmg
m nwsmr
tn play mode, press to ship ahead to seconds
tn still mate press (a aavanee anzframl
GO TO ZERO
Press to go [0 zero slop
TRACKING UP/DOWN
Press to adj“?! cassette lmckmg
AUDIO
Press to mutt and“),
DISPLAY
Press for umsnem Injomwltan atsptays
Press to see the TV; dtsplfly Status on the
screen.
1 (7m; shaded lrxl "Jan to TV il‘tnfu htrrtnm
Descriptions - Remote Control
To Control a Compatible TV ' 1
To program your VCR remote to control a specific brand of TV:
1 Turn the TV on and point the remote at the TV,
2 Press and hold clown % . At the same tune, press the appropriate buttons respectively minding to
the than below When the TV (urns oil, programming [5 completed. The remote then conuuB‘rhe IV as
shown in the chart .
A "YES" indicates the remote button works as marked, a “NO" indicates the button does not work Any
other functions are marked “m
(For example for an Emerson TV, 0 works for DISPIAY.)
It will not operate all TV”; made by these manufacturers. gym TV does not respond to any oftbz but!”
combinations, the TV probably cannot be controlled by this-remote. control. The VCR remote will new control
certain functions ofyour Wdepending on the type ofTV. , ' -
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YES YES YES A-K
YES NO YES NO
YES YES YES YES
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YES YES YES YES
NO NO YES NO
NO YES YES NO
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("3 lYES YES NO lt NO? NO l no YEs lvEs l N0 ‘ No {a NO YES
“NE'N lYEs YEs YES l N0 NO NO YES lYES l NO NO l YES YEs
Descriptions - Remote Control
VCR Remote Control Description
VCR POWER
Pwss m mm your VCR an and of]
NUMBER BUTTONS
' l’rzss (0 mm chunncls by assign-d numbers,
' m m sslru on-scrfcn upnons
we (followed by up w lwo addixioml
number bunons)
Pvzss u: sclcn (hannlk high" Man 100
EXITADISRMODE
Press 10 mi from 051) sutu- or m
(hang: m: display mode
. MENU
Pms m mm (by Mum Mm “75mm
pmgmm
ENTER
Prrss to saw (he osp data you set
FROG
mm m dxsplu) mc 1mm Program mtnu
STOP. PLAY, REW, Fr
m) m cnnlml mm playback
REC
mm m xmrr vaz rcmrdmg
RE PLAY
hm juv 1m 5 sum rtpan dunng playbm'k
SLOW
Used for slam—mono" playbarh
CLEAR/RI‘SET
Prm m mu mpf mun!" or dear
owm drfiplflyi
POWER
new
SMH‘GBUJHJLG
E} ECT
Press (a 11m a vldvu unsnlt
TMVCR
Pass to smuh hung". TV or VCR snunc
or naval: Lodz junction.
GO TO ZERO
Pm; m gr: m my stay
REC.5I’EED
Pm; la srlm [ape spud
LINE IN
Press to [um (hp {me Input (LINE! or UNEZJ
on or 011
AUDIO
Press to mum audm
cu UP/DOWN
Press to changx [hawk
TRACKING UP/DOWN
Presx to adjust Lusxmz lrachmg
SHIFT/SHUTTLE
Pym to select (llfl'crmt on—szrun mformalwn
Press u; change Spccd dunng playback
P/STILL
Press 10 mu playbadz ur pause rcwrdmg
mnwsmr
In play mods, press (0 mp ahead 30 mm
In sull mode, puss m advancc w [ran-w
DISPLAY
Fun [or am rem mformauon dwplays
Programming Your VCR - Clock Set
. new
Use the remote control to set all on—scrcen programming Press C) for the Main Menu tin—SCFL‘En display
whtch controls most programming
Programmtng can he performed by pressing tlte approprtate number MAtN MENU
button or the A “1 and buttons T>nmeuecordin list
Q [v] ME“ lv( 2 giock set/artijugl
. 3 anne se it
It this mentt does not appear, make sure the TV is turterflyflte same channel 4 VCR functtonpsetuy;
as CH3/4 swttch on the rear panel of the VCR and chat the VCR indtcator é Lawuage ‘ ’ Sgga'gg
' _ , _ mum tran ts
on the front display ll the VCR tncltcator goes not ltght, press 0 to turn use “Pl-land (mgr?
it on. If you want to extt any OSP, press (7) ‘ Piessl XI WhEn done
' WWI
£4?qu?ng Selection l:
Your VCR can display tnlomra‘ufn in one of three languages , MAIN MENU
‘ To change languages, press C) for the Main Menu | ”Manet/owing “51
w 5 smarter“
Wags ® to change between Engltsh, Spantsh, and French 7 VCR iuncttonpselu
Mr 5 Languagezc Eng ish
. espafiol
trancats
Use [0 0 ...and [enter
press [2an when defile -
ClockSet l “ l f""-f ‘t'i
The VCR wtll automattcally set and update the clock to the exact current time when the VCR ts turned
0[[( You may also manually set the clock .)_
The VCR clock is used to turn your VCR on and off during timer record programs If the clock ts oll by
even a minute, part of program to be recorded may be mtssed.
Ifyou are using a cable box, the cable box setup mttstfirst be performed in order to set the clock
automatically
1 To set the clock, turn the VCR on and press 83 to bring up the Matn Menu
2 Press @ to select Clock set/adjust.
3 Use 6 G) ‘to select AUTO and press 9 to continue
ll the AUl'O Cl OCK 51:1 leature ts selected, the VCR automattcally updates the (‘lflCk Ltsutg the
Coordtnated Untvcrsal Time tnformatton ttartstttttted by some broadcast stations The CLOCK DAI'A Cl ll
TIME ZONL‘ and DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TlMl menu items may need to he set lttr your ttrezt tl mun
settmgs don‘t work
MAIN MENU CLOCK SET/ADJUST CLOCK SET/ADJUST
b agar real/03mg! list - Clock data ch [Auto]
Se a JUS Ttme zone: Auto
Cmnnei setup {AUTO} [MANUAL] Do you observe lAutul
vcn lunciton setup A DST m summer7
Language = Eflgltsh Clock Setting mode Use [.1[.] to adiusi
55 afiol
”Bic“ Use [; 1“ l to select
Use t and ENTER Use t 0 in he select
Presls [£50171 wherlt dune ] Press [ENTER] when done Press [ENYERI when done
[m n aim Al
lO
Programming Your VCR - Clock Set
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4 Use 6 9 or Number buttons to scleet rind change the options
Set Clock Data CH. _)
If you don't know the clock data channel, select AUTO, The VCR Will scan autontaucallyto tune the Chll'l‘
nel carrying the clock data (usually PBS)
Note Depending oti the location of your PBS channel, it may take the VCR up to 20 minutes to Scan
through the channels,
Set Time ZONE
If you select AUTO for your time zone, the VCR sets the clock usmg the first Coordinated Universal Time information
it finds If the time is not correct. select another time zone or use the MANUAL clock setting mode option
Set Daylight Saving Time
' lfyou Select YES, DST lS OBSERVED
In the spring, daylightsav-ing time begins on the first Sunday in April A
Because the clock automatically changes front 2 00 AM to 3t00 AM (forward one hour), remember that
your recording time and length might be affected.
In the autumn, daylight-savmg time ends on the last Sunday tn October. The VCR clock automatically
Changes from 2.00 AM to 1:00 AM (back one hour) Themforc, it can affect your recording length if one is
set for this time.
. If you select AUTO, the VCR sets the clock using the first coordinated universal time information it finds.
5 Press 6 when done.
Ewen
The clock is set and adiusted automatically when the VCR Power is turned OFF,
With a Cable box, the VCR will not reset the clock after a power outage.
Cable box setup must be performed again.
If AUTO CLOCK SET is unsuccessful, try tuning the VCR to a channel carrying the Clock information
(usually PBS), then turn the VCR off If the time does not set Within 20 minutes, set the time and date
through the MANUAL CLOCK SET menu selection.
Check local cable system or TV stations for availability of channels With Coordinated Universal Time
Signal may not be available in some areas.
6 If you select MANUAL Clock set mode, the first display below wtll appear
7 Press two number buttons between
01 and 12 for the month For example, press ® ® for JUNE
8 Press two number buttons between 01 and 31
for the date For example, press ® ® for tht’: third day of the month
CLOCK SET/ADJUST CLOCK SET/ADJUST CLOCK SET/ADJUST
0611—4 (JG/031,75
A A
Enter current month Enter today's date ENE, Ewe,“ year
To correct use M To correct use to] To correct use 1.1
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Programming Your VCR - Clock Set
9 Press [WU number buttons for the last two dtgtts of the year. For Example press 6) for 1998
10 The day of the week 15 automatically added Press [our number buttons bélweéh 0100 and 1259
for the tune ol day
For example, press (D ® ® ® for 11 00
11 Press ® (or AM or ® [or PM,
Noon ts 12 00 PM. Mtdnight is 12 00 AM For
12 Press D to start clock.
ENTER
Exrr
13 Press Q When done.
ms» MooE
example, press (D [or 11:00 AM
CLOCK SET/ADJUST
06/03/98 TUE {55——
it
Enter present trme
To correct use l-l
CLOCK SET/ADJUST
06/03/98 WED 11:00 :-1
Seled AM: E PM: E]
To correel use («1
CLOCK SEWADJUST
~ Jun 3.1998 WED 11:00AM
Use[ 6 ][ 0 110 adjust
Use [r][~]to shut
To slarl dock
press [ENTER]
Channel Set
. _ new
Before setttng channels, set the stgnal source to antenna or cable TV. To do thts‘ press (3 for the Matn
Menu Press (9 to select Channel setup Then press (D until the correct option appears
* “CABLE BOX” will only be displayedfur model
with cable box covttvol(5ee page22).
CHANN EL SETUF
l PAN/Cable. [ANTENNA]
2 Auto channel memory
3 Channel Add/Delete
Use r.“ . 1. and [ENTER]
Press [EXIT] when done
CHANNEL SETUP
1 bAnl/Cable: [CABLETV]
2 Aulo channel memory
3 Channel Add/Delete
Use [ u“ 1 and [ENTER]
Press [EXIT] when done
CHANNEL SETUP
| “Km/Cable" [CABLE BOX]
2 Auto channel memory
A Channel Add/Delele
Use mm. and [ENTER]
Press [EXIT] when done
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Programming Your VCR - Channel Set
Automatic Channel Memory
AutomattC Channel Memory scans through all channels in yout area and memonzes the ones that are available
new
1 Press C) for the Matti Menu MAlN MENU
Timer recording list
Clock set/adlusl
P Channel selup
1 Anl/Cable: [ANTENNA]
VCR lundion -
2 >Aulo channel memory
Language : .
relearn? a -~ - -
2 Press @ 13 selecr Channel setup
(or press @ to posttton the cursor at
NO @ and press D . This appltcatton
is applied to all OSP screens)
nswwn
3 Press Q) to start AulOmalK channel memory. Memorizing ..
4 Your VCR wtll begin scanning through channels.
When the channel number stops changing, the job is done.
lfyour VCR has the cable box controlfimction and you set VCR tn
gable Box made, channel memory is not available.
Tu interrupt Auto-Channel memory, press %
_ elete ,Chc:1'nnels
Automatic Channel Memory tunes in channels with strong stgnnls, but you can also add or delete channels
‘lhe Auto Channel Memory function must be performed before channel Add/Delete can be used —
1 Press MC“; for the Matn Menu, then press (9 to select Channel set.
2 Press ® [0 select Channel Add/Delete.
3 Press two number buttons for the channel to be added or deleted. For example, press @ and (D to add
channel 7 Press 8 and two numbers (or channels over one hundred 8 button only works tn cable
lV mode
4 l’ress % to add the channel
5 Press {if} to delete [l’lC channel.
or
Cure 1; channel is deleted, it [an be accessed with the number buttons but the @ @ buttons ship past it,
To add the LINE input (1) (hannel memory, sclcrl LINE ttstng a and then press %
CHANNEL SETUP ADD/DELETE: CHG ADD/DELETE: CH7 ADD/DELETE: CH7
1 Nil/Cable. [ANTENNA] Select channel and Seled channel and Select Channel and
2 Auto channel memory
3 *ChannelAdd/Delete Press ENTERlo ADD Press ENTEfllltD ADD
Press [ENTEntm ADD Press CLEAR ID DELETE Press CLEAR lo DELETE
Press {CLEARMD DELETE
CH 7 (tn memory) CH 7 (deleled)
Use [4 llrl and [ENTER] Mess [Em] when done Press [Exlfl when done Press [EXlT] when done
Press [EXIT] when done
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Programming Your VCR - VCR Function Set Up
Before playtng and recordtng, set up the VCR functions so that all fetttttrrs are ftvtttlablt‘ ll not set up
properly, the ext—screen intorntatton may be inaccurate
VCR Functiqr’ti'sét‘ p, '~
MENU
1 Press D for the Main Menu
VCR FUNCTION SEI' UP
nape length: [T1201
Auto play
Auto repe. [DbTape length: mac]
nape length" mm]
Use [4 In ]...and [
Press [EXIT] when dune
2 Press Q) to select the VCR Funttttttt Sci Up
tux)
3 Press 6) (0 set the cassette type at l‘lZOt [160 or 'I ISO
(Thts is usually printed on the tape box)
This is nocessaryfm the time rcmat‘ning display to be afflufllf’,
VCR FUNCTION SET UP
(Q 17 For the ttmt’ remmmng, see “Usmg DISPLAY '
and MODE button”
4 Press ®l0 set auto play to ON or Olftf
Tape length. men
9 >Auto play
1 Auto repeat
> Auto play [om
. . ~u 0 u ENTER
Auto Play sets the VCR so that when a cassette tape wtth tts safety P3552 [gill] all]; done 1
tab removed is inserted, it autnmatimliy gas to play mode.
gi
hfi
VCR FUNCTION SET UP
5 Press ® to set repeat play to rcpcat the taps contmuously
t Tape length [TtQD
from beginning to end. % Ame play (50,21
Atty user input (stop,fastfomtard m rewind) will defeat the § WU"! "3PM“ l F
[uncttort > Auto repeat
Egg Use [0 t and [ENTER]
6 Press ( > when done. Press [gxlln when done
mam;
Playing Video Cassette Tapes - Tracking
Turn the TV on and tnsert a cassette mm ynut' VCR
> .
2 Press my , if necessary
s mm
ltthe VLR lndtcator on the tmnt pane] does not light press Q
3 Alter a low seconds of auto ttat‘ktng, sound should begin
Manual Tracking Adjustments
For the best ptctttre quality whcn plztytng a tassctttu the \'t(lC0 head mlhl Iu- ttltgtwtl u ttlt the recorded tmt’k
This altgnntunt ts called ltzlt‘lx'tltg
Wltt‘n playtny, bat-k attape,)'0\1r VCR ntttmnztttull} d(l|l!SlS the trztt kttttt (lust-nus tt'tttrtlt‘tl an other VUG
tmcl L‘355Cllt’5 wtth mp)" protetttort may rt’qtlllC some nmnttttl [Kltuslmt‘lll
t mews v
If inflHLlAl rtdtttstmcnt ts ncxt'ssnry, press (3) (a)
Ptctttre distortmn often orfurs [H the beginning Ufa tape,
if manual limiting adjustments (in not (luv the plume, there may be H Pl'Uhit’nl with the video tape.
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Playing Video Cassette Tapes - Using Special VCR Features
When any specml viewtng feature 15 used. [llt' sound IS turned off If streaks blurring or horizontal Jitters
appear, athist llit‘ picture with the tratktng buttons.
Using Pause or Still Picture for more thanfive minutes Stresses the tape and wears the’ video heads. Your
VCR automatically stops afterfive minutes 0/5an motion, pause or still, so that heads and tapes are not
ozcidmimlly damaged.
Fast Forward and Rewind
Press ». to fast forward the cassette,
Press « to rewtnd the cassette.
Forward and Reverse Picture Search
ln play mode, press » or « once for picture search, forward or backwards. To resume normal viewing, press I>
my
( In play mode, press and hold » or 44 for Jet Search This increases the searching speed 7 times for [apes
recorded at SF speed and 21 times for tapes recorded at SLP speed To resume normal viewtng, release the button.
Slow Motion 5 t ;
iON~
Press é while a cassette is playing for slow motion
Repeatedly press 5mm to vary slow motion speed from 1/5 to 1/30 of normal playback Press P; to
resume nomtal viewtng.
" Slow motion playback is available in the SIP mode only for models szl M-lel,
Still
ln play or slow motion mode, press pgu to Stop on a single still frame. Press mm again to resume normal
viewing or recording
. ® . ,
( Mien recording, use mm to smoothly edit out any unwanted material.
Frame Advance
VldCO cassettes are like snap shots lined up on a tape A single frame is equal to one snap shot. In still mode,
“stem , ) v
the ® button advances the plCllJl’C for lrame-byframt‘ Viewtng l ress > to resume normal vtewtng.
wuw
Skip Search
7 ADV/SKIP
The @ button can be used to “skip“ ahead in play mode (rather than
still/pause mode), press lfipto skip ahead 30 seconds and twtce to skip ahead 60 seconds
rAthSUP
Press (rig three times to skip ahead 90 seconds and frte times to skip ahead ISO seconds.
r mum»
Press ® to skip past LUlflmCR tals, which are usually in 30 and 60 second segments
Playing Video Cassette Tapes - Using Special VCR Features
Go to 0:00:00 STOP
Use Go to 000 00 STOP when you want [0 search for the 0:00.00 counter postttorf on a cassette
While playing a cassette or in STOP mode, press “mm”
The VCR will rewmd or fast forward, SCZtthlff’lg for the 00000 counter position, and then automatically
stop at that posttton.
Replay
During playbat‘k, when 655 is pressed, the VCR will reverse search for the count of five seconds in SP
mode or about fifteen seconds tn SLP mode, then play back again
Duririg slow, when ts pressed, the VCR wtll reverse search for the count of five seconds in SP ntode
or about fifteen seconds in SLP mode, then start slow playback again
' To use the ShuttlepButtons u , , r ~
he Shift feature allows one—touch playback at selected speeds, from still picture to forward/reverse picture
search. ‘
Press Shuttle 9 9 to advance forward or for reverse playback -
Playback speed ts determined by how many times you press Shuttle
When any special viewing feature is used, the sound is turned off If streaks, blurring or horizontal jitters
appear, adjust the picture with the tracking buttons,
Recording Video Cassette Tapes - Before Recording
ta
Before Recording
Before recording on any cassette, make sure the record protect safety tab is in place and check the following.
are sperm
“ress (D to set the tape speed at SP or SLP.
The slower speed (SLP) can record more programs on the tape
Tapes recorded at SP provide a clearer picture Set the tape speed using the following table
TAPE MODE SP(standard play) SLf’(super long play)
T—120 Zhrs. 6hrs,
T-160 Zhrs 40min Shis
T7180 lhrs Qhrs
Video Cassette Tapes
To prevent acetdetttally recording over
a pregramt remove the retard protect
safety tab on the cassette case
é (over the {hard
proteu 5pm with
cellophane iapc
! mitt a
recording
iamk on plastic safety tab
to prevent ac. ideiimlly
“Taming tun important tapes
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Recording Video Cassette Tapes - Using DISPLAY and MODE Button
Using DISPLAY and MODE Barret" ‘i , L;
osmv
1 Press c) while the? cassette IS playing or recordtng
Mode Status Channel Number
Tape Speed
0.0mm SP I
The function (play or record) appears in the upper left comer. The amount of ttme remaining is based on
the tape speed SP or SLP A bar tn the lower right comer graphically represents this time
The Counter appears in the lower left corner With the tape speed. Your VCR can calculate the amount of
' record (or play) time that has elapsed smce the counter was last reset
Counter Graphic Remain
, , .
_ Alter approxtmately 3 seconds, the dtsplay automatically changes, then 01mm SP
only the counter and graphic displays are shown ’
3 Press “90“ to change the counter mode to show the time remaining Rem4159 Li
or the present time.
4 Press G again to remove the counter remaining
or clock display from the “IV screen
To Record a Program ‘ I,
Set your W and VCR Channel Swttch to channel 3 or 4.
vv-vcn
Make sure the VCR indicator ts displayed on the front panel. If n ts not, press 0
2 Insert a cassette with a record protect salary tab
Make sure the tape speed ts correct.
Changing the tape speed while recording causes minor distortion but will not interrupt the rccordtng,
5 Select a Channel to record by pressing @ [$3 or the number buttons
Press © The REC tndtcator will light.
REC
® (9
7 To edtt out unwanted material, press P9“ , then press mm or m again to resume recording
stow
To and recording, press .
Key Lock
This function ts uselul when you do not want others
to opcratc the VCR, lor example, when maktng an
important lllllCT letol’dlflg
When thts leatttrc rs a(ttvatcd, presstng any button
on the VCR or remote has no effect
mm
To activate the Key LOLK feature, press 0 for approximately 5 seconds The display will show
“SAFE" when this lcature ts acttvated. ,
To resume normal modc, press ”O” agatn [or 5 seconds. “SAFE" wrll cltsappear and the VCR will oper-
ate normally
1? ‘
Recording Video Cassette Tapes
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To View One Channel While Recording Another ~
While your VCR is recording one channel, you can watch another program Howeyer, your VCR must be
connected to your antenna/cable system. when using a cable decoder box, use an A/B switch that allows
you to watch one channel while recording another
To watch another channel while recording, press the '8“ button to select W Viewing (the VCR indicator light
on the front display shuts GIT) Then select anolhr‘r channel you want to watch with the TVs channel buttons
Recording a Program - Timer Recording
Timer Recording d’ ' g: ,,
' The Timer feature can automatically record programs Your VCR can record up [0 eight different programs
{our VCR can recotd on a spectltc day or every day, Monday through Friday. Daily and weekly programs
remain in the timer until erased. A Single progtam is erased alter the program records,
1 To set a timer recordtn re s N
l” 5 C)
2 Press two number buttons to set the channel. For example, press @ G) to record channel 6.
3 Press [our numbers (between 0100 and 1259) to set a start time
For example, press ® ® @ for eight o'clock,
4 Press (D for AM or ® lor PM For example, Noon ts 12:00 PM, Midnight is 12:00 AM.
TIMER:7:00PM THU Jul 10 TIMER:7:00PM THU Jul lD TlMERflzflflPM THU JIM 10 TIMER:7:ODPM THU-Jul 10
a 5,001; 1
Channel to record Reoordtng Start time Select AM: E PM: [2] Flecordtng end llrne
To correct use [0] To correct use [0] To correct use h] To correct use [0]
5 Press lottr numbers (between 0100 and 1259) to set an end “(NC 101 example, press ® ® ® ®
lot nine thirty
6 The date ts automatically entered Press t) to use that date
ll you want to select a dillcnrnt date, press [A] to select the dnlc you want to start tecordmg,
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Recording a Program - Timer Recording
Or press @ to record at a set time Mo tlmt Fr or on selected clays MO 4 FR program recorded at same
time every (la) For example, select THU’S to record every Thursday. ‘ ./
TIMER:7:00PM THU Jul 10
6 8:00PM9.30THU 1OAUTO
YiMER:7:00PM THU Jul 10 TIMEH:7:00PM THU Jul 10
GBIwPMSSOMO G 30th MMONiO/WTD Channel lo record
Use [l it . i to adrusi
1Use [* JM to shtlt
l‘llil. , (ENTERI / [Cl-EAR} [illil — [ENTERl/ICLEAH] Press [FROG] to mmpleie
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Recording a Program - To Correct a Timer Program
To Erase a Timer Program
cntm V
G erases a lllllCl program that has become (ltlerI—dfllc or which is no longer useful
“m
u , .
1 Press £3 [or the Main Menu Then press (9 to select Timer recording list
or m
2 Select th program you want to erase by usmg [4] ® . For example, prcss Lv) twtcc to select
the third program; °‘
3 Press a) and the selected program bcgtns to flash.
Msu
4 Press £3 to m’asc
nisn
1—
- RECORDINGS RECORDINGS RECORDINGS RECORDINGS
P12 7mm BWWFR MO 12 7mm amMO0FR Auto 12 7mm BmMOOFR MO > I2 700m 503 M04 FR Mo
8 IIKDWIZXD SUN'S Auto 8 “11339412111 SUN'S AUTO SIIflJPMIQIX] SUN'S Auto 8 IIWAQWSLNS Auto
68m gmMONIO Auto >68mw9mMON|0 AUTO fbfi smwgmmomu Auto
[H[0]4..,[ENTER] ”CLEAR] [0]|4]...,[ENTER1/[CLEAR] YES ‘ [CLEARI NO : [EXIT] [6][|] , [ENTERUICLEAIZT]
Extr
5 Press CD toltmsh.
mswcme _
One Touch Recording (OTR)
One touch recording lets you record u to four hours Without usmg the timer program feature The VCR
will turn off automatically at the end of the recording
Press _ I Recording
Record length 0:30 11 RECORD D'SP ay Time Each press increases the time - from 30
ONCE RECORD Normal Rec minutes up to four hours You can
1 Styli/TEES 0133 30 T” increase thC amount OI recording time
”3 1 f 4 I) ' RFC 01th emote o
4 TIMES 1:30 1 hr & 30 min “171253“ ' ‘ e r ' 0”
5 TIMES 2:00 2 hrs T
6 TIMES 3:00 3 hrs
Display on TV screen 7 TIMES 4:00 4 hrs For stopping a recording in progress,
OTFI off press W“ on the remote or on t e VCR
8 TIMES RECORD (Normal REC) O
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Copying - To Connect Two VCRs
When copytng cassettes, use your Sntnettng VCR to record and the other VCR to play the cassette
To Connect Two VCRS J
For better picture and sound use RCA—type cables When using a Hl-Fl playback VCR, use the AUDIO L
output
1 Locate the AUDIO LINE IN and VIDEO LINE IN termtnals on the lronl(or rear) of your Samsung
recordtng VCR, and the AUDIO I_INIE OUT, VIDEO LINE OUT terminals on the rear of the
playback VCR
2 Connect a cable from your Samsung VCR's AUDIO LINI: IN termInal to the playback VCR's AUDIO
IINE OUT termtnal.
3 Connect a cable lrorn your Samsung VCR'S VIDEO LINE IN terminal to the playback VCR’s VIDEO
LINE OUT termtnal . .
Using LINEI or LINE
RECORDING VCR PLAYING VCR
FROM AUDIO our
10 AUDIO IN
<...........
IROM VIDEO OUT To VIDEO IN
Using LINE).
RI CORDING VCR PLAYING VCR
(........-............
FROM AUDIO out To AUDIO IN
4.............. .......
IRtm worn out 10 vInIO IN
When you plug an RCA cable on the front of your VCR, it nutomatIcally changes the Input to LINEZ
II II 15 necessary press % to scleet LINE or LINU on the IV screen for using the terminal on the rear oI
your VCR and select I,INE2 on the 'IV screen lor ttstng the ternnnal on the front Ol your VCR.
Option Feature - To Control a Cable Decoder Box
To Control a Cable Decoder Box
Leave the cable decoder box power an (ll all (llllt‘s.
You can select cable channels from the cable box by operating this VCR.
ll is also possible to automatically change llit‘ table channels according to you
program recording
Decoder Box
Put the cable box on the top of the VCR as shown up Do not block the sensor
r program setting in the tuner
infra-red receiving area _
infraAre’d ’
emiuing point
Window
The VCR sends out infrared Signals to your cable box even during timer program recording.
- If the channels cannot be controlled properly because the infrared signal fails to reach the cable box,
change the position of t it box on the VCR so that it can receive the signal
n Timer recording lisl
CHANNEL SETUP
b Nil/Cable: {ANTENNA}
CLOCK SET/ADJUST
. ..Belore slarling . t , .
| l
2 Clock sei/adjust 2 Auer channel memory 1.Turrt cable box on, and
_a_ Channel semi: 3 Channel Add/Helm tune it la channel [02]
4 VCR function setup 4 Guide channel setup v
a Language : English 5 Cable Box setup 2 VCR WS' be '" We
espafiol STOP mode
lranmis
Use [0 1“ Land [ENTER]
Use [4 Hi i. arid [ENTER]
Press [£th when done
Press [EXIT] when done Press [ENTER] when ready
CLOCK SET/ADJUST
CH our:( 3] BRAND:[—-]
Cable box output channel
Use Hittite adjust
Press [ENTER] when done
Turn the VCR, TV and Cable decoder box on
Ptess E) The remote is now in VCR mode
for the MAIN MENU
MENU
Press C)
Press to select Channel Setup
Press L
Press D
ENTER
to select Cable Box SNUp
when ready
NOW-hWNH
at
Press @ (v7 10 set the table box output thanncl,
if necessary This is normztll)l 03 l’rl‘Sx w to r nnltrtn
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Option Feature - To Control 3 Cable Decoder Box
________—____._————————
CABLE BOX SETUP
CH ou‘r:1 3] BRAND-[—-]
CABLE BOX SEI'UF
CH OUT :[ SI BRAND : [43]
CLOCK SET/ADJUST
CH OUT:[ 3] BRANDJM]
11 cable box changed to
Cable box brand code channel {9}, press[ENTER]
(Check User‘s Gulde)
Cable box ou1pu1 channel
Press [FROG] lo TEST I! not, repeat lest wilh
OTHER wdes
To correct use [0] Adjust code w11h [Hm
Ad1ust code with [ 0 ][l]
8 Press two number buuons to 581 a cable box brand codc,us1r1g1he charl below.
For example' Samsung 15 40, 41, 42, 43, 45
was
9 Press 6 101651.
10 The cable box dlsplay w1ll change 10 09, then
press % , 09 1nd1cales that programmmg has been successfully compleled. _ <
11 Turn the VCR power all.
1 the VCR has Auto Clock Setflmdiun, the cable box will cycle through channels until reaching the PBS dram
nel canying the coordinated universal time data Once the channel is reached, the VCR clock will be set auto—
matically. .
There may be some cable boxes in the chart below that can not be controlled
Cable Box Set Up Chart
Brand Cadc Brand Cudc
ANVlSlON 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 738,12, 10, 11 PUBER 49, 50
ARCHER 413, 49, 50 RANDTEK 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11
CABLESTAR 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7,8,9, 10, 11 RCA 35, 36. 37, 33
CABLE VIEW 49. 50 REGAL 77. 78, 79
ClTlZEN 49, 50 REMBRANDT 52
cums 30, 31, 32, 33 SAMSUNG 40, 41, 42, 43, 45
‘AMOND 90,91 Sc1cn|if1c Allama 30,31,32, 33
LAGLE 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 7, 8,9, 10, 11 51151217501 73, 74, 75
EASTERN 75 SL MARK 40, 41, 42, 43
cc BRAND 49, 50 SPRUCER 35, 36, 37, 38
GEMINI 93, 94 STARGATE 40, 41, 42, 43, 44
Gencral lnslrumcnls 17, 18, 19, 20,21, 22, 23 SYLVANIA 88
HAMLIN 84, 9,5 TlEKNlKA 97
HITACHI 13, 14, 15 TELECAFTION 98
JERROLD 17, 18, 19,2o,21,22, 23,24 TE EVIEW 40,41,42,43
MACOM 13 14,15 TEXSCAN 87,88
MAGNAVOX z, 3. 4, 5, 5. 7, 13,9, 10, 11 TOCOM 56, 57, 513, 39, 60
Mov1E1 11115 52, 53, 54 TOSHlBA 95
NSC 53,54 UNIKA 45414244950
OAK 432, 133, 154, 05, 66 UNWERSAL (313, 69, 70, 71
OAK 51cm 66 v113r;ow2w 25, 25, 27, 213
FANASONlQ 35, 35, 37, 313 VIEWS'I'AR 2, 3,4, 5,6. 713,42, 10, 11
PHILIPS 1, 2, 3,4 3,6,7.8,9,10, 11 WARNERAer 15
PIONEER 131, 232 ZENITH 25, 20, 27, 28
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Option Feature - Usingvthe Shuttle Ring
The Shuule ring allows one»tottch playback at selected speeds. from still picture to forward/reverse ptctttre
search
Using the Shuttle Ring
Durtng playback, turn and hold the Shuttle ring clockwtse to advance lorward or counter—clockwtse [or
reverse playback Playback speed ts determined by how far. to the right or left, the dial ts tum'ed as
shown'below.
SHUTTLE RING
'. When the Shuttle ring is released, tt returns to the center position and the tape returns to tts initial mode.
Cleaning and Care .
V V 7777
Unplug your VCR from the wall outlet before cleaning.
Use a dry cloth when dusrtng your VCR.
Proper venttlatton ensures that overheating will not damage electronic ctrcuttst
Take care olyour remote control. Keep the remOte wtth your VCR, where it is unlikely to be lost or
damaged.
Keep Itquids away from your VCR, including beverages and cleaning liqutds Spilltng any liquid on the
VCR can damage the electronics, resulting in an electrtc shock or fire
Do not use hqutd or aerosol cleaners that can accidentally get tnto the VCR, caustng damage or creating
a lire hazard
Do not allow any object to be pushed into the cabinet slots. This includes trains, dusters, cleaning cloths,
t fiapers and other objects.
these can connect with a voltage point inside the VCR. causing dangerous shocks, or may short out parts
and cause afire or an electric shock,
Video Head Cleaning
ll poor plClUYGS appear on a variety of cassettes, the video heads may need cleaning Thts ts not a common
problem and unless tt appears, the heads should not be cleaned If necessary, purchase a head—cleaning cas—
sette It the ptcturc quality does not improve after cleaning, call l—SOO—sAMSUNG for servtce
When cleaning the video heads, read all instructions provided with the headacleaning cassette. incurred
head cleaning can permanently damage the video heads.
Video Cassettes
77 V 77
Htgh quality, hrandrnatne cassettes olten last longer and provtde a better pttture
Rewtnd your cassettes all the way so that the tape 15 not at a mtdpotnt 'l hts can extend the ltlc ol a
cassette tape
Do not touch or spltce the tape ihts can damage the tape, and plnytng such a tape can damage your
VCR
Do not take apart any cassette you plan to use agatn.
Do not put any Objet'l tnstde a vtdeo cassette case and do not clean tnstde the cassette
Thts can permanently damage the tape, making tt unusable,
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Before you call for service
Below Calling for Servtce, check your VCR [0 see ii the problem can be fixed Wllll a simple
adjustment
Problem Solution
No power Make sure the VCR is on and the plug is connected to an operating wall
outlet. Check ll1(‘ remote lot new batteries
A cassette cannot be
inserted.
Press EJECT to see Ila cassette is already in the VCR, Make sure the
cassette is Window side up With the arrow pomting toward the VCR,
away from you
A timer recording did
not record.
Review the recording program for accuracy. Make sure the VCR is in
the STOP mode or Power off made before recording.'Check if there was
a power failure or broadcast scheduling changer
No picture, or a distorted
picture on playback
Check ifthe cassette recorded any picture Press TRACKING to adjust
the picture Press TVVCR lot VCR viewing. Set the TV channel to the.
same channel as the VCR Channel Output switch, Make sure the TV is
working properly
No TV broadcast picture
Press TVVCR for TV vrcwuig Check all cabling between VCR,
antenna/Cable and TV Make sure the IV ts on,
Streaks (noise) on a taped
program.
Press TRACKING to adjust the picture, Check all connections View
another Cassette lithe problem 15 not specific to one cassette, clean the
video heads
Copy protection schemes can distort the picture If you rent a cassette
with bad copy protection, take it back to the rental store for a possible
credit or refund
Streaks (noise) orjitter with
the VCR in P/STILL mode
Press TRACKING to ad|usi the picture.
The VCR will not PLAY,
RECORD, RE‘VIND or
FAST FORWARD
Check tithe VCR is in pause/still mode
Check tithe Cassette has l)(’\‘ll tCWOllnd
The VCR motor continues to
run even after STOP is
pressed
This is normal The vtclco heads run for live minutes even if a cassette
has been leppCCl
Nofuricti‘tirts
l Check ifthe VCR is in Key Lock mode
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Before Calling for Service
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llyour VCR shows any of the lollowtng problems, unplug the VCR and call for service‘
P ll the power cord or plug ts damaged. - 1
P ll any ltqutds are spilled onto or any objects have fallen mm the VCR ,.
P lithe VCR is exposed to ram or water
P ll the VCR 15 dropped, or ila heavy ObJECI is dropped onto the VCR eabtnet, causing damage
Ifyou require replacement parts, make sure the parts match those specified by Samsung. A replacement
part must have the same characteristics as the original ijthc VCR is to function safely and properly
Incorrect parts can create electric shocks and present ajire hazard
If all else fails, unplug your VCR from the wall outlet and call I—BOO-SAMSUNG [or servtce, After scrvtctng,
ask the service technictan to perlorm a routine safety check to make sure that your VCR ts lunettontng
properly and safely.
Do not attempt to service your VCR yourself. Opening or removing covers can expose you to dangerous
”voltage and other hazards, Refer all service to qualified technicians. ' '
Specifications ‘
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Antenna inpquutput terminals : UHF/VHF 75 Q P type connector
Signal system ' Standard NTSC
Recording/Playback system ‘ Recording: VHS format(SP, SLP)
Playback: VHS lormat(5P, LP, SLP)‘
VldCO cassette with VHS mark
Record/Play Ttnte . 6 hours wtth 11120 in SLP mode
Power Source - tIo/lw/w/Mav AC, LD/éOl'lz
Power Output: v App 16 watts on, App. 9 watts oll
Dimensions ' 360mm(W) X 94mm(H) X 280mm(D)
14 MW) x 3 7"(H) x 11"(D)
W'et‘ght 3 zkgnbs
Your VCR can receive 68 broadcast IV channels or up to 125 unscrambled cable channels. Check your local
cable company for complete compattbtlity requirements
Type No. of Channels Channels List
On Air 12 VHF (Channels 2~13)
36 UHF (Channels 14~69l
CATV 113 Channels 14~22 (A~1)
Channels 23~94 G~W+Sflland
lOO~lZS(\N+597W+84)
Channels 95~97 (A—5,A~4,A~3)K
Channels 98~99(A~2,A~1)"
Channel 01 (5A) ’
Total 181 ~ mm ttmwtt are not macho in Canada
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