Shintom Co VRK6AANAY Video Cassette Recorder User Manual 31369
Shintom Co Ltd Video Cassette Recorder 31369
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OWNER’S MANUAL
4 HEAD Hi-F| VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
WITH REMOTE CONTROL
VRKb'AANAY
unaxnm humus-“mm
FCC ID :
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BFYVRKOAANAY
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
‘ Thelighlnlng llash wllnarrowhead symbol. wnnrn an equilaleral
“mm“ A mangle.lslntendedloalenlheuserlu Ihe presenceoluninsulaled
if i Z i 5 ‘dangerous voltaga'wuhln the praduc's enclosure Ihzl may be
oI sulllciem magmruaa Ia consllmle a risk ul electric shack I0
CAUTION: ro REDucE THE msx on masons-
ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE
COVER (on man No usERs- j The Enclamalion pain! wlthin an squilalaral lriangle rs inlsnded
ERVICEABLE FARrs INSIDE. REFER
sERVlclNG TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
lo alerl the user lo Ina pvessnEE ul imponanl aperalrng ana
maintenance {servicing} Instructions in the Illeralure acnumpa
flying the appliunea.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE. DANGEROUS HIGH VOLTAGESARE PRESENT INSIDETHE ENCLOSURE. DO NOT OPENTHE
CABINET. REFER SERVICING T0 QUALIFIED PERSONNEL UNLYI
CAUTION: To PREVENT ELECTRIC sHocx. MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG To WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT.
USER-INSTALLER CAUTION: YOUR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THIS FCC CERTIFIED EQUIPMENT COULD BEVDIDED
IF YOU MAKE CHANGES OR MOUIFICATIONS NOT HPRESSLV APPROVED BY THIS PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR
COMPLIANCE TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.
Note tn CATV sysmm Installer:
Thls reminder ls provlded In call In CATV sysmm IMtnllel’s attention In Arlicla 820-40 nl the NEC that provides guudelints Iurpmpnr
grounding and, In panrcular, spasms: lhaI Ihe cable ground shall be mnneclad to the grounalng system at (he hullding. as close In
the paim aI cabla entry as pracllcal.
Copyright
It is permlscible zn record Ialcvlsion programs, "In, video tapes and other malarial nnly In the sum mar third party
cnpy ghls ind nther rights are net violated.
IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS
s-ve Original Packlng Mlterinls.———————,__
The wigirlal Ehlpplng canan and packlng malerlals wIIl come in handy II yau ever have to snlg your VCR, For maxlmum
protectian. rapack the seI as H was onglnauy packad al Iha Iamry.
—-————’—_Achd VoIat‘IIe quuiu——————f——"
Do not us! volatile Ilqulds. such as an Insect spray. near the unlt.
Do not leave rubber or plasllc products tauchlrlg the unit lot a long time. They wlll mar the finish.
————f——_‘ Moisture Condensatlon.__————’——
Neve r operate Ihis unlt Immediately alter mwlng it Imm a cold location to a warm location. When the VCR ls exprosad In SHED
a change m lempemure. moislure may candense on Ihe cylinder inside. one 09 ils mom crucial lnIemal pans. To maven: Ihe
VCR lmm pusslble damage. do nut use the unlllorat Ielst 2 hours when there ls an extreme or sudden change in tempera-"24
Compallbllity
This video cassette recorder (VCR) ls compatible with any otherVCFl bearing Ina mark. HQ VHS equipment is also
compafible with enisung. non-H0 VHS equipment
In the spaces provided below. retard (he Model and Serial NI). Iocaled at Iha rear of your vldEc cassette recorder.
Model Nil—P4 Serial No.__—___—
Relaln (his inlamlallon In! Iumra relevance,
FCC ID : BFYVRKSAANAY
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAuTION: PLEASE READ AND DESERVE ALL WARNINGS AND lusTnuCriDNs GWEN IN THIS OWNER'S MANUAL AND —
YHDSE MARKED ON THE UNIT. RETAIN YHIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
This set has been designed and menulactured to assure personal salety. lrnpropar use can result in elestna shock or lire hazard.
Tho saleguarde incorporated in this unit will protect you il you observe the lollnwlng procedures to. installation use and servicing.
This unit is lulty transistorizeo and does not contain any pans that can be repaired by the user.
D0 women-ova ‘INE comma covers. on vou MAY BE EXPOSED To DANGEROUS VOLTAGE. REFER seavrcma T0
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY.
i. Read owner's manual
Alter unpacking this product.
read the owner's manual cere-
lully, and lollaw all rha operating
and other instructions.
2, Power Sources
Thisproducrshouldbeoperaled
only lroni the type at power
source indicated on the marking
lebel. ll you are not sure at the
type at power supply to your
home. consult your product
dealeror local power company.
For products intended to spare“; lrorri battery power. or
other sources. reler lo the operating instructions.
3 Grounding or Polarization
This product may be equipped
with a polarrzed alternahng eur-
. Heat
The product should be situated
away troni heat sources such as
radialols‘ healregistera. stoves.
or olher products (including am»
pliliera) that produce heal.
. Water and Moisture
Do not use this product near
waist—Our example. near a bath
tub. wash bowl. kitchen sink. or
laundry tub; in a we! basement;
or neara swimmingpocl andthe
like.
. Cleaning
Unpluglhisproducrlrcrnihewaii
curler belore cleaning. Do not
rent line plug (a plug having one \ use liquld cleaners or aerosol
bladewidermanthe otherlt‘l'his cleaners. Use a damp cloth lor
plug will lil into the power (mile! 5 cleaning.
only one way Thls is a salety
leature. ll you are unable to ln~
sertlhe plug lully into the outlet. try reversing the plug, llrhe
plug should still lail to lit, contact your electrician to replace
your obsolete outlel. Do not deleatlhe salely purpose ollhe
polarized plug
4 Ventilation
stols and openings in the cabi-
ner are provided lor ventilation
and to ensure reliable operation
ol the product and to protect it
lrcni overheating. and these
openings rnusl nothe blocked or
covered The openings should
never be blocked by placing the
product on a bed, sole. rug or other similar eunace. Thls
product should not be placed m a built~ln installation such as
a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or
the manulamurer‘s instructions have been adhered to
. Powercord Protection
Power-supply card: should be
routed so that they are not likely
to he walked on or pinched by
iteiris placed upon or against
them, paying particularaltention
to cords at plugs, convenience
reoepteclee.and the poinlwhere
they Exll from the pvcdum.
. Overloading
Do not overload wall outlets;
extension cords, or integral con
venlence receptacles as this can
result in a risk at tire or electric
shock
INYRODlJCYION
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
10.0uldour Anlsnna Grounding
it an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the
product. be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded
so as to provide some protection against votiagesurgos and
truitt~up static charges. Anitzlaalo or the National Etedricat
Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, pmvides intormation with regard to
proper grounding or the meet and supporting etnrchlre.
grounding oi the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit,
slle or grounding conductors. location ct antennadrscharga
unit, connection to grounding electrodes. and requirements
tor the grounding electrode.
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tt. Power Lines
Art outside antenna system should not he located in the
w'cirtily of overhead power lines or other electric light or
power circuits. or where it can tell into such power lines or
circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, ex-
treme care should be taken to kup trom touching such
power lines or circuits as contact with them might be later.
lz. Lightning
Foradded protectionlorihis pmd<
uctdunng storm. orwhen it is lctt
unahended and unused lor long
periods or time, unplug it from
the wall outlet and disconnect
me antenna orcaplesystethls
will prevent damage to the prod-
uct due to lightning and power—line surges.
to Object and Liquid Entry
Never push ooiects or any klnd
into this product through open-
ings as they may touch dangers
ous voltage point: or shonedut
pans that could result in a tire or
electric shock. Never spill liquid
or any kind on the product.
u. Attachments
Do not use attachments not recommended by the product
manulaclulei as [hey may cause hazards.
ts. Accessories
Do not place this product on an unsta-
ple can, stand, tripod. oracket. er ta-
ole, The product may tall, causing
serious injury to a child or adult, and
serious damage to the product. Use
only with acart. stand. tripod, bracket.
or table recommended by the manu- —
lecturer, or sold with the product. Any
mounting or the product should renew the manulazlurer‘s
instructions. and should use a mounting accessory recom-
mended oy the rnanutacturer,
A product and can combination should be moved with are.
Quick stops, excessive loice, and uneven surtaces may
cause the product and can comoination to overturn.
ts. Damage Requiring Service
Unplug this product lrom the wall outlet and rerer servicing
to gualilied service personnel under the tollowing condi-
tions:
at When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
o) it liguid has been spilled, or oolects have tallen into the
product.
cl It the product has been exposed to rain or velar.
d) it the product does notooerate manually by tottdiving the
operating instructions. Adiusi only those controls that
are-covered by the operating instructions asan improper
adjustment at other controls may result in damage and
will olten require extensive work by a quatitied tec
cien to restore the product to its normal operation,
e) trthe produn has been dropped or damaged in any way.
it When the pmduct exhibits a distinct change in perform-
ancethis indicates a need lor service.
17. servicing
Do not attempt to service this
product yours-ll as opening or
removing covers may expnise
youtodangercusvuitageerother
hazards, hetei all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
ts Replacement Parts
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service
technician has used replacement pens spocitied by the
manulacturerorhave the same charctariatics as the original
part. unauthorized substitutions may resort in lite, electric
shock, or other hazards.
to. Salary Check
Upon completion or any service
orrepeirs to this product, ask the
senrlce technician to penorm
salary checks to determine that
the product I: in proper operat-
ing condition
W wear-r (Eisner
How to Use This Manual
This Ownet‘s Manual explains how to use your VCR and, in particular, using the remate control unit keys to control the
VCR. Thm Is an "Ideflfiflztifln OI ControIs" illustratkm on page B and 9.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
PREPARATION ,.
errlola Control 096mm
Video Cassette Tape,
Installation
Identification 01 CmtmIs
Fresetting the Languagu
Using the Menu ..
Setting the VCR clock
Using the WNCR Button on the Remote
Control .
On Screen Display (osu)
Auk) Antenna
CHANNEL TUNING
Setting the CATV Mode.
Channei Select
Selecting AUX Position
Auto Channel Steaming
Erasing/“king the channel POCIHM .
BASIC OPERATION .
Playback a video Cassett-
Slow Playback
mature Control
ACCESSORIES
Eslore Calling San/Isl Pamenn
Specifiafiens
Frame Advance .. E ~ rs
Digital Tracking Control. E - is
1 Minute Skip ., E - 15
Zero Return E - 16
CLOCK/COUNTER Display Sw hing E - 16
Arm Operation Functions. E - 16
RECORDING ,. E - 17
accordingly Programs... E- 17
One-touch Tlmer Recording (CTR) . E - t7
PROGRAMMABLE TIMER necoanlrte E - ta
Program procedure E - ta
Confirming the Data E - l9
Clearing tn. Dara .. E - 19
Notes on Timer Settings... E - 19
MTS BROADCASTNHS HI-Fi AUDIO E - 20
Connections E - an
MTS Ind‘mlors E . zo
Selecting Audiu Mode for Recording E - 21
Audio Output Mode E - 22
comm: E - 23
Copying a van Recording a . 23
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIUE E - 2a
E 2‘
E 25
Bllore installing your voa, please mm you have the lollnwing Items.
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Coaxial Cable HemoteQCanmal Unl't
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Moisture Condensation
Never operate this unit immediately alter moving I! lrem a cold location to a warm location. When the VCR
is exposed to such a change in temperature, mismre may condense entire cylinder inside the machine.
if the van is operated a it is. the tape may stiekto the tape head and cause damage to the tape and/or the
deck. Under these circumstances. do not operate the VCR lor about 2 hours. Leave the power card
connected so that the VCR can dry out.
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HEAD INSTRUCTIONS
All the satety and operating instructions should be
read beiore the appliance is operated.
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS
The satety and operating instructions should be
retained tor tuture relsrenoe.
HEED WARNINGS
All warrings on the appliance and in the operating
instructions should be adhered to.
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS
All operating and instructions for use should be
(allowed.
CLEANING
Unplug this video product from the wall outlet
belore cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol
cleaners. Use a damp cloth tor cleaning.
ATTACHMENTS
Do not use attachments not recommended by the
video product manufacturer as they may cause
hazards.
WATER AND MOISTURE
Do not use this video product near water-tor
example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen
sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a
swimming pool, and the like.
ACCESSORIES
Do not place this video product on an unstable
cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The video
product may tall, causing serious injury to a child
or adult. and serious damage to the appliance.
Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket. or
table recommended by the manufacturer, or sold
with the video product Any mounting oi the
appliance should follow the manufacturers in-
stmctions, and should use a mounting accessory
recommended by the manufacturer.
fiAAn appliance and can combination
E-
1 modem is) Body Pup:
should be moved with care. Quick
stops, excessive lorce, and un~
even surtaoes may cause the ap-
pliance and cart combination to
OVEflUm.
VENTILATION
Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided tor
ventilation and to ensure reliable operation or the
video product and to protect it from overheating,
and these openings must not be blocked or cov-
ered. The openings should never be blocked by
placing the video product on a bed, sols, mg, or
other similar surtace. This video product should
never be placed near or over a radiator or heat
register. This video product should not be placed
in a butt-in installation such as a bookcase or rack
unless proper ventilation is provided orthe manu-
lecturer’s instructions have been adhered to.
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10. POWER SOURCES
This video product should be operated only lrom
the type oi power source indicated on the marking
label. It you are not sure of the type at power
supply to your home. consult your appliance
dealer or local power company, For Video prod~
ucts intended to operate lrom battery power, or
other sources, reler to the operating instnrctions.
11.GROUNDING or POLARIZATION
This video product is equipped with a polarized
altemating-current line plug (a plug having one
blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into
the power outlet only one way. This is a safety
leature. It you are unable to insert the plug fully
into the midst, try reversing the plug II the plug
should still tail to tit, contact your electrician to
replace your obsolete outlet. Do not deteat the
safety purpose oi the polarized plug.
12. POWER-CORD PROTECTION
Power-supply come should be routed so that they
are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items
placed upon or against them. paying particular
attention to cords at plugs. convenience recepta~
cles, and the point where they exit trorn the
appliance.
13. LIGHTNING
For added protection for this video product re-
ceiver during a lightning storm, or when it is left
unattended and unused tor long periods at time.
unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the
antenna or cable system. This will prevent dam«
age to the video product due to lightning and
power—line surges.
14. POWER LINES
An outside antenna system should not be located
in the vicinity oi overhead power lines or other
electric light or power circuits, or where it can tall
into such power lines or circuits. When Installing
an outside antenna system, extreme care should
be taken to keep irom touching such power lines
or circuits as contact with them might be tatal,
15. OVERLOADING
Do not ovedoad wall ouflets and extension cords
as this can result in a risk ot fire or electric shock.
15.05JECT AND LIQUID ENTRY
Never push objects at any kind into this video
product through openings as they may touch
dangerous voltage points or short-out pans that
could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill
liquid at any kind on the video product.
17. SERVICING
Do not attempt to service this video product
yoursell as opening or removing covers may
expose you to dangerous voltage or other haz-
ardst Refer all servicing to qualified sewice
personnel.
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18. DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE
Unplug this video product lrom the wall outlet and
reier servicing to qualified service personnel un-
der the following conditions
(a) when the power-supply cord or plug is dam-
aged.
(bi Il liquid has been spilled, or objects have
fallen into the video product.
(o) It the video product has been exposed to rain
or water.
(d) It the video product does not operate nor-
mally by following the operating instructions.
Adjust only those controls that are covered
by the operating instructions as an improper
adjustment at other controls may result in
damage and will often require extensive work
by a qualified techn'ua'an to restore the video
product to its normal operation.
(e) It the video product has been dropped orthe
cabinet has been damaged.
(I) When the video product exhibits a distinct
change in performance-this indicates a need
Ior service
19. REPLACEMENT PARTS
When replacement pans are required, be sure .
the service technician has used replacement
parts specified by the manuiacturer or have the
same characteristics as the original part. Unau—
thorized substitutions may result in fire, electric
shock or other hazard.
20. SAFETY CHECK
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this
video product. ask the service technician to per—
Iorrrr safety checks to determine that the video
product is in safe operating condition.
21.0UTDOOR ANTENNA GROUNDING
It an outside antenna or cable system is con-
nected to the video product, be sure the antenna
or cable system is grounded so as to provide
some protection against voltage surges and built-
up static charges. Section 810 of the National
Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA No. 70, provides inbr-
rnation with regard to proper grounding oi the
mast and supporting structure, grounding ol the
lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of
grounding conductors, location at antenna-dis-
charge unit, oonneclion to grounding electrodes.
and requirements for the grounding electrode.
See Figure l.
FIGURE 1
EXAMPLE OFANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
EQUIPMENT
SZEQBA
ANTENNA LEAD
IN WIRE
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE uNiT
(NED SECTION 81040)
GROUNDING concTons
(NEG SECTION atom)
GRDUND CLAMPS
R POWER SERVICE ammonia
ELECTROBE sYSTEM
(NEG W250. PART N)
NE!) , NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER:
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THIS REMINDER IS PROVIDED TO CALL THE CATV
SYSTEM INSTALLER'S ATTENTION TO ARTICLE
820-40 OF THE NEC THAT PROVIDES GUIDELINES
FOR PROPER GROUNDING AND, IN PARTICULAR.
SFECIFIES THAT THE CABLE GROUND SHALL BE
CONNECTED TO THE GROUNDING SYSTEM OF
THE BUILDING, AS CLOSE TO THE POINT OF CA»
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PREPARATION
Remote Control Operation Video Cassette Tape
only video cassette tapes mam wiltl -mrl in used
in this VCR.
Tape Speeds and Maximum
Recording Playback Time
Mtpszwm'
mommi-
Record Mode 2° 5° 73°
5? momma-rm 90min
LP 240 nin|120 min so ml’n
SP lzomin| 60min 30min
- SP: Sdtahll lnr a metal recording with better pl:-
lure and lewd qullily.
- EP: Suitabll fordolbllngrmng firm, bulwlm loss
picture quality and sound than using the SP
model
~ LP mode is only available during playback.
Care of the Video Cassette Tape
. Avoid violent vibration or shock,
- Do not place ln s louslion wnem strong magnetic fields
f exist (near a miter, translumieror magnet).
‘- - ' Place the video cassette |V| m5 casselte case and store
- Nuvsr plao. craters videocassette tape ‘ln dusty pine-s.
tired sunlight and/or a mid location.
- Install Mu slzs 'AA' batteries into the battery mm-
parrment.
- Do not mix a new battery with an old one. Safety tab
0 Do not heat. disassemble, short or throw used bat-
lelies into fl fire.
Precautions on Use
' Do not place m. remote control unlt In an area where it
’ may bcmms wet and very nut. Saluty Tab
0 cm In the remote antral unit on a hard surface ma
mssrinhm. y Break on the salsty Cover the hole with
lab to prevant noel- adhesive tape to
' Do not use benzene. thinner or other pllmlwm based
solvent ta elsan the remote control HM. To clean. wipe a
soft cloth siighlty moistened with a mild detergent, and
men wipe dry with a soft cloth.
dental erasure. record again.
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Installation
TV Antenna and VCR
If a single amhna for both VHF and UHF I: used:
Disconnect the VHF/UHF anlmnl lrem lhe TV and CO!!-
necx It la in ANTENNA IN JACK on ma vui panai of the
VCR,
1 . VHF/UHF connocflen with 7mm cmhl (round)
cabl-
cannon as shown to the ANTENNA IN JACK on the
rear 0! the VCR.
VHF/UHF ANTENNA
ANTENNA IN mm VHF
mm 04 new. ANTENNA
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maimnummuunww.
2. VHF/UHF mann- cunneclion wim mail» mic
Mln Ind
Connect as Shawn to ma ANTENNA IN JACK on ma
war of the VCR using a maicrling transformer (not
supplied).
VHF/UHF ANTENNA
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1! separate VHF and UHF nnlennas are used:
Discanneci lhs anianna lands lrom the TV and connect
mam in Ihe ANTENNA IN JACK on ma rear panel Mme
vcn using a VHF/UHF signal mixer (ml supmisd).
1 . VHF/UHF aniuma canmfllon with 55mm culminl
(mind) cabh mi zoo-OHM flmwln Ind
Connsci as shown to ma ANTENNA IN JACK on ma
war of ms VCR using a VHF/UHF Signal mix“.
VHF/UHF Signal Min!
F fl-W-
mm VHF Antenna 1
Fm uHFAmmi-
2. VHF/UHF lnllnnl cunnecllon wlui zoo-om an
min i
Connsci as Shawn in ma ANTENNA \N JACK on M
mar of me vcn using a mashing iranslormsr and n
VHF/UHF Signal mixer.
VHF/UHF Slgul Mus!
‘fifial
Fm,“ on vcn.
VHFAntisnna
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I VCR and CATV VCR and TV
2 It a CATV cable Is dlrectly connected to the TV: Connection tn the TV antenna Iermlnals:
5 Connect the CATV cable ID the ANTENNA IN terminal
2 of the VCR. 1 . TVequhpid wlth - tingle VHF/UHF ANTENNA TEH—
u.| MINAL
Attach m- caudal cable (supfllsd) lathe VCR and then
connect m. other and to tho antanna termlnal.
mumummm mm
W ummmmmn up-
It a CATV cable with a ccnvener or a decoder is
used:
Connect the cable tram the COM/001" or domder box ha
the ANTENNA IN tecminal D! m. VCH.
2. TV Nulpp'fl wlth 75-0HM VHF ANTENNA TEFIMI-
NAL and SOD-OHM UHF ANTENNA TERMINAL
Attach the coaxial GIN: lo the VCR and then connect
the ether and to 68m altha VHFand UHFterminak bl
m- TV using a VHF/UHF spllnsr (not supplied).
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' Adiustths channel selector cl lha VCR ln tits 00190!
channel Of the Convener.
- The vcn must always he sang the comerwf chan-
ml for nmer racordlng.
' When he VCR ls usad wllh l convamror a damn
recording a program while w-«omng anothtr chan-
nel cannot be done slnca All cabin chlnnols are se-
lected with the curwlmr.
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W wusl'uimooy mm $ 95729.um Ada-Pwmusamc
3. w equlpped wim mom ANTENNA TERMINALS
fur bnlh VHF and UHF
Connect the maxlal rahlo (sunplisd) as shown below
using a VHF/UHF splmev (not supplied),
Be sun “1 obi-in ma VHF/UHF splm-r mm
a mupll m sonar-n ml. outputs.
E Fm VHF/UHF
VHF/UHF my.“
”any
Connacfinn In thu TV with “VIDEO IN" and “AU-
DIO IN" connecwn:
in mi; case sum mu AN mode specifisd on your TV. in-
stuad of VHF channel 3 on for Vldlo viewing.
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Setting the VCR Output Channel
Set ma ompm channel selector (a H 4) on ma rear panel
10 the vacant channel In yuur am; (a or 4).
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Identification of Controls
Remote control unit
Fewer on I a".
Sets/releases TIMEH SYANDEV mud].
Video anhancnmsnt during playback,
Salscts thn vcn tun" or rv tuner for
raceation.
Display selector (Clock/Counter).
Enter the data In each MENU.
Numeric blmcm for chanml line-13m
(Press omux nm lbr one figure. Press
100 for the number of three fiuuus
such as Enhl‘lng CATV channels.)
sum playback during playback.
Audio mode solemn.
Selects the exlsmal Input pbslllbn,
On Screen Display (050) call bullon.
Taps counter rout
MENU: MENU screen call buflcn.
Clears the dais in TIMER FHOGRAMscleen.
AV: Channel selector.
Manual tracking central.
4 ) : Moves lha cuason ln tad:
MENU.
Zero Return in stop man.
1 Minute Skip during playbwk.
Star‘s recording.—
One much timer moomlngb PLAY :Stans playback,
Hecardmg speed selector. — FF fast forward.
Forward mum; playback.
HEW :Hewind.
Reverse seambmn‘ng playback.
Pwsizstill ptctuu during playback.
Interrupts recording during rs-
cording.
arc-lexswpsmy playhadl or readily.
Elects Ina cassette in slop
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Starts playback.
Fast lomlrd.
Fonward snatch
during playback.
Front panel
Power on Ion.
insen a video cassette have.
Auxiliary input
from a stereo
syskam etc.
vao IN , steps a playback
{AUDIO IN worm ' Of record "fl-
AUD“) ‘N R 5m“ ”cum" - Rmnd.
Reverse search
' m, gum.
MultI—dlsplay
: OTB/Timer set Indicator. 8885 : crock/Stems indicator.
DT : Diglhl limiting indicatw, L [a 1 : Audio output mdicatur.
o : REC indicator. VCR :V'ldau mode indicator.
AUTO : Ante scan indimlcr. . : Power lrldlcmnr.
sap : Tape speed indicator. APM IAMIPM indium.
Salem 3am or ACH, whichever is
unused in yourarea, (e mail me some“ m the
signal from the VCR to the TV. enemsanmnna.
Rear panel
Connms to
the antenna
tnrminal on a
TV 501.
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Connect to AUDIO OUT L AUDIO/VIDEO w
(h- AC ouflat AUDIO OUT R an uxterml sum“.
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Presetting the Language
IMPORTANT:
- I! is necessary lo pram me LANGUAGE you want
'a use in! me amen-n display eeiore making any
sam'nq such as ciocir suiting or channni memory.
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- LANGUAGE selling is required mien “12:00 AM“
blinks in in. mufl-dispiay alter the VCR It nm com
necied in en AC power mums or drivers power vali-
ure has occurred.
1. Tum on me iv.
2. §>lo Ium mmvca.
IBM
3. I" re display lire LANGUAGE screen.
Exilisu =seuscr rir
eseem aELECiR lzi
reancais-seusn mi
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Fin'iNEMJI
4. C) - C§>ie aelecl a language for 050.
English
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Espahcl " E N u
1 pnmaane ranmerzems
z erusre as none
Frangais ,, E N u
1 “HEN ue neuuam
z Nflfli. REcLflEE
la realm m the WM TV screen.
' ii the MENU button is sir-sud at In: LANGUAGE
screen In slap 3. i715 iangulga is automan‘mly set to
English and ms VCR mums no he MENU screen.
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Using the Menu
to display lire MENU screen.
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2. C) - c§> re seieer menu name,
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Seepaqe ismdeiaiia.
ii rm dock has rm been sat, in CLOCK sErscrsdn awe-rs.
Follvw me prflcemre on in: following page in sal me clock
new ser
Seepaga ii rerdeeelis.
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Seepagezi 107m. 5 5” ‘ND’
to quit each MENU.
again to 15mm id (he Hamel TV screen.
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s emu MYENMIVES]
wnen AUX (auriiiery inpuli poeidan is seieeied, or
during playback or recording, the cu MEMORY screen
cannol lre “hand This message will appear, and
lne mmul TV screen will be restored.
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Setting VCR Clock _ I
Basic key tundlons 9
After running mu VCR, you must set the date and tin» 51
before sumng a timer program C31 D 1 ane "W CURSOR 2
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efficbcb
- To set the time exacliy lo me second, press me
MENU human at the exact fime corresponding with a
time signal from an amuraxe clock. radio, Islephane
ELDCK ssr
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mm, m. pmgrlmming an. [or m clock and mm:
mounting can be roulnod muniy whm 5 WM!
failure a! appmxlmlifly 1 mlnmn of Ion occurs.
smrm
CLOCK sew
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Using the TVNCR Button on
the Remote Control
TV mode (using the TV Tuner)
1 . ii the VCR power is OFF. simply Ium your TV eel ON.
rhere is no needle turn me vcn ON.
2. Salem lhe channel you wanna watch by using lhe
channel seleel buttons el me TV sei.
If Ma VCR I! ON and me VCR Indium “VCR" is lit on
he mulfidlsplay, press the TVA/CH blnmn so me! the
"VCR" lridicahof is OFF.
VCR mode (using the VCR Tuner)
1 . Tum yourTV eel om. Sel yourTV le lhe same channel
es lhe vca omen: enamel salmor (a er 4),
2. la lum on lhe vcn.
3. lo Sal-ct vca made. The wow indltalor
Iigm wil illuminele on me vcn hum-alum.
4. lo choose the channel you mm in
watch aha/or record. The program on
me: channel wlll M slum un your TV
screen.
- ll you have cable TV, choose eilhefehennel a or 4,
whichever gives you lhe best receelion,
- To play had a law. set your TV to ma same chan-
nel as the VCR output channel selecler (a or 4).
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On Screen Display (OSD)
You can display inc nn-screan lrllonnatim which lells you
Ihe VCFl stains and channel.
0 flusnnnns 510? so ms
S's-En
see
[Channel
Tape speed
Funnien skews
Counladaock
These indie-(ms will appear anly
when a stereo and/of SAF
broadcast signal is being
VSCBWGG.
% -lnsnnuns ’
esp
‘Disuppml
Whenevera lunalnn button is prelsod (PLAY. STOP. em.)
or the channel I! sslecbd. within a law seconds OSD wlll
appear,
Auto Antenna
If your TV has AudicNideu terminals and Iha VCR ls mm
neclled It: Mom. selAUTO ANTENNA!) ‘No’ilshp 2 below.
new
1. (film display the MENU semen.
2. to set we“.
s euvn aNYENNAle
5 see mm
yam
. mucuaus I
to relum lo me normal TV screen.
- When the unil and TV IVS connected only by the
ante"!!! cable:
Leave lite selfinu as “YES", Swilcnlng heme“! me
TV and VCR wlll he parlarmad amnman'wly. If he
TV is sel to lhe channel designated 10! lhe vcn (3
are J. I! 3 possible lewelch a vlelee.
- when I"! unil and TV are 0011an by a video and
audio mb‘a (rm Supplied):
Set the setting In “N0". When (h! TV ls summed to
VCR inpuL il l: possible no wet-m a video.
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Setting the CATV Mode Channel Select
ThisVCH isdasignadtc selachATVsrgnaslsTD/HRCI 1. Using meéQ buttons
IRC automafiml .
) Iy Frank panel! Hemme control
Io display the MENU xenon. Press or mu “m (%> h move _,
Press 0! hold down % in move 1—
168 2 69 ZAUX
to display me CH MEMOFlY screen.
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cu 149mm
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TV m“ This way, itis also possible (0 ml ma mamd number.
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4‘ TWICE (a return to in normal w screen. - Two-digit chann-I (10-59. was (CATVH
- Three-digit channel [loo-125 (CATV)]
Selecting AUX Position
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Auto Channel Scanning
Erasing/Adding the Channel
Position
This nperamion alluwsyou lo amomlimlly slum all manuals
that inn he (mind in your area.
to display the MENU scram.
to display in. CH MEMORY screen,
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to display the MENU semen
to disnlay the CH MEMORY screen.
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When me vcn comple-
ies scanning all me
receivabl- cnanmis, ms
normal w screan will be
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sun: lHENul
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' %>m inm- quit while scanning
Blue Screen Function
ii an empiy channel is select-u er a blank season on». is
encoumured In Play mods‘ ins TV screen automatically
4. Addan me Channal Position
“no ADD.
arm on
ADD CHANNEL
TV SCREEN
changus to a solid Mus color. The semen will remain blue
unhl an active channel is Selacted or a recorded signal ls
again detected.
Pug-u
Eraslng the Channel Pasltlnn
‘
(V310 ERASE.
NEXT CHANNEL
Enasz EN TVSCREEN
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Erased channels can also be selected with m!
NUMBER buttons.
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BASIC OPERATION
Playback a Video Cassette
LOADING
—> EJECTING
STOP <®
Insults smalls fine with ils labeled Eldc up new w
as shown In ma mssene bompanmml. The H %> HEWINDING
casune will b. aulomalically drawn Inside
lha ccmparlmerll.
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<—> %> FAST FORWARDING
PLAYBACK
SLOW <—-—> “E“
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Frame FRAMEADVANCE
Slow Playback
Press mesa buttons (0 slam slaw Playback Bl 1/6 speed
dunng PLAYBACK. Each press all in this made
changes me playbadl 5pm In 5 slaps. Pressing d) In
ml: made changes the 59550 back to the previous slaw
playback speed.
Picture Control
Press mesa humus lo ubiain me doslrsd plclure Enhanci-
ment This lumen is also awailable in Slow Playback and
Sfill Frame modls.
Frame Advance
Prsss this in advance me picture one lrame during play-
back.
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mmmmemlsebarsupam
- Duling STILL FRAME. use me éQ buttons
in allminale me shake of he picture screen.
' The audio output is mulad except during normal
PLAYBACKA
- Noise bar: appeal an the picbura durlng picmm
Search. This is net a defect in the unit
- lfme van is lull in Sn’ll mode lot more man 5 min-
mes, in will aukwrlatllally mum to playback mode to
prevent damage lb ma tape.
~ A lap! lemma in LP modem be played back. but
special playback mm! such as all and slow play-
back I: run assured.
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Digital Tracking Control
Auto lruc ng
wnen playback stalls er playback speed is changed dur-
ing playbeok. ihe VCR enlers Allie [racking mode.
Al this time, me indlealien ”DT' bllnks on me mum-display
fora few seconds.
Manual tracklng
ll noise still appears (picture and sound) :
if) or
rm
wring PLAYEACK unfil lho best picture
I! obi-Inuit
2 SECONDS to return In the Allie Hacking mode.
The noise on lhe screen may not be cempleiely re-
moved depending on lhe lepe used. lspedally when
the tape has been recorded on enbiher vcn.
1 Minute Skip
Wlih mle reenlre you can sklp over one minute‘s wenh oi
commmials recorded on a lane
9m-
' during PLAYBACK,
The VCR will search forward so seconds,
men resume playback.
L“ ("jab re resume playback
L, Hm?) to slap.
Zero Return
Riser
1. during RECORDING er FLAYEACK to ser
rhe counter la 0:00:00 er a scene you wish to
wench again.
en-
2. In STOP mode.
The VCR will go Into FF or HEW mode umil
(he boomer sflfing is 0:00:00.
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CLOCK/COUNTER Display
Switching (Make sure lo insenihe cessalre tape)
ew-
° filo change his display.
. The counter display eumellceiiy reverts lo ihe clock
dispiey when ihe unit is lumed oil or e caseene iepe
is ejected.
- The ceunrerfunchon does no: eperere during unre»
corded sections ol me tape,
Auto Operation Functions
Full Auto Playback (With chl power OFF)
1 . Insert lhe video cassene win‘lout saleiy lab.
2. The vcn is turned on end lhe rape mm to playback.
3. The rape is rewound no the beginning when It {Games
lhe end.
4. The cape is eieaed end «he vcn ls lumed ell,
Auto Playback (With vcn power on)
1 . ineerr the video caesene without selery lab.
2. The repe suns to playback.
3. The tape Is rewound in lhe beginning when it reaehes
the end. The VCR is not lumed on,
The Auto Playback or Full Auto Pieybear mode will be
released i! one o' lhe laps wilted buttons (FF, REW,
PAUSE, STOFIEJECT, PLAY Dr POWER) is pressed.
Auto Turn on
When a rasselu tape wrlll a salaly tab is inserted wrlfl ma
VCH aimed off. Ina VCFI wlll be automatically fumed on.
Auto Rewind
When a laps reached Its and, (except programmable timer
recording). it will euiemerieally be rewound lb its beginning
and the uni! will switch to ma slop mode,
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RECORDING
Recording TV Programs
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ONE -TOUCH TIMER RECORDING
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DURATION SELECTION
One-touch Timer Recording (OTR)
This allows you in recurd for up no 4 hours with axiomatic mrning an a! me vcn.
rumor»
1. (W during RECORDING.
mum-r m s» 12
Select thu CTR dumficn by lepealediy passing.
omnmzs REE SP 11
‘Ncrmal recording
. To watch anon-er TV program while recording. press
the rv/vcn button no dear me vca ludicaricn, men
mne the TV to rm channel you warm in wamh.
- lr ms VCR ls larr paused formurv man 5 mlnmes. il will
auramamny mum Io scan mode to prevent damage
ic ma laps.
- The rammed picluros on me tape may be distorted
near where Ihs PAUSE human is used. This Is 010! a
deiect in me unit,
- In Pause moss during normal recording, u is possible
In change the channel snafu! lane speed.
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- when a moulded rape is played back, noise bars my
upper where the lap. wu paused, orsnopped. during
recording This is normal and Is not a malfunction.
- when on recording has finished, lhe VCR will Emo-
mafiully switch in Tlmer Rum-ding Standby mod. ii
mm a any Timur pmgrlm war.
' The PAUSEbImon am SP/EPblmon cannot be used
when OTH is being uxeclmd.
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The programmable timer "accruing anew: you to menu! up ta 8 difleram programs within a perm 011 month.
ms Iurtction is convenient when you are away from home nrwhen you an busy.
PREPARATION
Check that the current um meet Basic key functions
Insert a assume wt ma saluy tab M ‘ V
(i 6, C) . d) ;
Select the data 0! each pc~
— EXAMPLE sition (blinking positron)
Current rtma
August 20, 1993, 10:20 AM 0 D 1 “W9 "” CURSOR
Yo program my ; Press to clear an data «tar»
August 23. 1995, 7:30 I’M-8:25 PM CH 45, SP C) M programmm
mode on data set line 2.
Program procedure
may r
‘I . C) —) C) In step a, sutontna desired mod- as IeHows.
UnER mam -: On a particular day.
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p a. par; 5m," 5m: 5 EXECUTION MODE DAILY : At the same time Mnnday to Friday.
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4. 8“) ©6853 ed)
a cm oars svaar srnw s STARTTIME
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AM orPM t the same tlme on the same day
A z of the week.
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Mannheim to set the
TIMER STANDBY. _
To release Disappears
2 to 4 seconds (MEII Timer 551 L Li
Mm) to retease
the TIMER STANDBY, —
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Confirming the Data
- During Standby mode
us";
in display m0 PROGRAM screen,
Press again to rssume.
' During EXECUTION
A (0 dlsplay {ha PROGRAM semen.
Puss again In resume.
Clearing the Data
1 . 2 in 4 seconds (nun! T'mr 5g; “gum
mm to ralsas- ma TIMER srmnsv‘
2. % to mm on (he POWER.
3. %Q%m salon ma PROGRAM screen.
4. (b - %>lc solid the DATA SET LINE in be
n at
cleared.
. %l¢ clear all DATA
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Program priorlty
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8:00PM 9:00?” INJOFM
' When (he sun time In! two orrncra recording schudulas
are (ha same:
5:00PM SJNFM 10:00FM 11.00FM
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Program 1
I:
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m m. °° mm
. n yuu wanna qun prowlmmahlo (Imer recording
during execufion, pm: me POWERbulmn iormme
than 3 sawnds unfil lb. vmrding Is finished.
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Connections
MONOTV
(Normal w)
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STEREO mum
VHS HivFi VCFls record and playback MO kinds of audio
tracks: Hith stem tracks (Ian and fight) ma 3 normal (lin-
ear) wolo truck
- The Hi-Ft Elicia contain Mo “palms signals (for exam-
ple. ma lelt and right channels or a stereo program ortrta
mail and second SAP' signlis).
- The normal (linear) track is recorded and played back
monaurally.
This VCR allows multichannel sound hmadlzsis {stereo
and SAP' programs) no be received and recorded, as well
as regular. non-stereo TV programs.
' MTS broadcasls may contain an optional SAP (Slcond
Audlo Program) soundtrack. The SAP pardon oi a broad—
cast can be used for a second language soundtrack lhul
is related la tne main program sound or another sound—
track that is not related In the video portion oi rna pro-
gram.
MTS: Mulfi—cmnal Television Sound broadcast. A SAP
(second audio program) broadcast may be re-
celved at me some lime.
Second Audio Program broadcast,
A separate audio program. usullly broadcast in a
second language as wall as ma main Ianguaga.
SAP:
Hi-Fi: Slam sound Vocnrdld on ml Lak and Right au—
dio tracks on the video portion oi nape.
MONO: Normal sound recorded on ma linear. monaural
"ad in addition to me lei! and right Hl-FI weeks.
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The following are possible oomlrtnadora oi proadaasiswim
their accompanying on—scraen display;
MT 5 Stereo broadmsl
srznsd
MONO broadens!
SAP broadcast
sap
MTS Slam 4 SAP
broadcast ggsisv
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Selecting Audio Mode for Recording
According in your sehing qi “SAP’ on (he MENU screen.
the sound is recorded onto diriaram tracks a! he laps as
below. Set “SAP" to "YES" 01 'N0' anprcprialely,
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4. Malta a recording.
2. C§>bselsasw [YESIWSAP [N0].
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s 5» (ND)
sham-1141 z~u=ms~ur
r sew“ °' s‘Pmm’MENU comm: oi recorded sound
scram On-screen display
Type or receiving ‘ _
broadcast s aura nNrENualvESi mm 2m" Hi-Flsoundlrack
: Sn? mm W
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Stereo [vss] or [NO] mm mm; STEREO 1
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Audio Output Mode
' “m“ during playback or whlle monilorlng a TV
%> brpsdoasl in select mu dsslrod audio wtpul
mode.
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The lair channel sound is nsdrd lrom ma lalr spsaluram
me right channel sound is heard fmm the right spook-r.
Use mis sam'ng to nsuoslem program maps in slam.
Lek channel sound is Mam lrom holh speakers.
Use inls ssmng lo hear me Iefl channel ol a stereo pro-
gram or mo maln audla of a program that oonlains an
sAP soundtrack,
Right channol sound Is heard tram both sp-akers.
Uso mis swing in hell ma ngm dismal ola stereo pro-
gram or me SAP soundtrack (ll availablal.
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The sound fmm the nnn'naI audio hank (mono or second
audio) ls heard from both speakers
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O punon is invalid while monitoring a mpnp TV pro-
gram or playing back a tape recorded in mono.
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It is pen'nissibls to record television pmgmms. liim widen (a
copyright; and other rights file no! vlnlated.
Copying a VCR Recording
You can dub a tape [or editing by connecting this VCR to
annmer vcn.
Using this VCR for Playback
1. Recording vcn: Floss the record button, ltien the
pause bum" to enter the meaning pausa mode.
will
2. %>10 start playback.
3. Recording vcn: Cancel the recordiny pause mean to
start recording.
4. Both vcns;
slw
ol each VCR to step recording.
Copying in complain
Con nectlon
pes and other material only in me want that ttiird pany
WARNING
Tapas can be copied and mad only in accordance with
the lppiicabls copyright laws. sin, it me rape is cov-
arid by a copyright, it is illegal to copy it and/or charge
an entrain: tee in see it.
Using this VCR for Recording
am:
1 . TWICE.
2-‘"§?*%>
3. Pllyhnk vcn: Press me PLAY button in stan play»
beck.
to enter the recording pause
mode,
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4. %> again weeneel the meaning pause men. and
in start recordingi
inAUDKO OUT E
- When you usa two cl mAse VcRs for including and
playbadi, ken: (he vans away from each ammo that
both are not operated simuneneeusty by me remote
control unit.
§ 5 io VIDEO OUT
theo cable (ND! ND
NJ VIDEO IN
lied)
Audio cabin {Not suppllen)
- in gsnsml, lrn pictule qualny flatworms: slghfiy in the
mind um iris bestlu mme SP mods.
- When Inc-Mural audio Iqulpmeni is Wflfllmfl only in
LIMQNC D! the AUDIO IN flack. ms'same sound I: m
Guided On both L and R on [he Hl-Fl flack.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Before Calling Service Personnel
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6' Check the lolluwlng list ui problems and remedies belore calling service personnel. The problem may be One you can
2 solve yourssll.
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SYM PTOM HEM EDY
No power supply to m. VCR. Canned he AC mains cord lo Ihw wall oullai.
Power is on but [he VCR dcas no! Dew cmidnnsafiofl lnsm me VCR, Leave ms VCR for abet 2 hours with me
Operah. AC mains Cord contracted.
Picture does not appear on (he TV 0 The TV channel must be Sal in the VCR output channol 3 or 4, or Sal in-
screen. TV/VCR “lock switch on (M TV in VCR
Admsl mnna direction or use an optional antenna booster.
Check ounnscfians between meTV aid (ha VCR and connect them correctly,
Check me wmeciion between TV and VCR,1hen canned mam properly.
Have in. viuao mad; cleanoa.
Auiusi me manual tracking using the vcmi buttons.
The cal-Selle rape is old and/or defective.
Mak. sum Ital I“VCR" ls salscmd in the muih-dspiayand mar ms TV channel
is M! in 3 01 Al
Poor picture of no picture on TV dur-
irig playback or recording.
This is normal on Still/Piciuio Search/Slow playback mode and Is not a Valli
cundifiofl.
Poor picture/playback from me vcn.
Set in. dUDID SEL bunch on the remote Carmel unit
The des'red sound is not comm.
The recording does rim ofioralaloam~ - The safely (ab 01 me casselm lace is remvved. Cover ”re hole wim adhesive
plate. rape.
- The tape has run out during recording, Replace wim annular pna wim sulfi-
dent lengm.
Mora man one program in: bean preset wimin lhe same period. Repmgram
Ihe inforrnaiim
The VCR is not ready tor fimtr sundby. Fran the POWEH bumri ler 2 see»
0055 in display mu fimir sat "which
Sat N16 dock in the ultra!!! time.
Reprogrnm data oonsctly.
Make sure a cease“: is in lira VCR.
ll “1! cassette does not have ns safely rah, you must use anomarcassene or
cover ms hole with adhesive tape.
There has been 5 power lemme, Reset lhe clock to me correct firm if the lime
indication shaws “12:00AM . Reprogram me rimer.
~ The active channel is not tuned with the built-in tuner 00 mn VCR. Sum: m!
channel on which the TVICATV program is sired.
N0 timer moulding,
ThIVCH Islnmrmmmbymndo. Prnl nmwsnbumn lazucundsm
dear me aim: in! indie-inn
- Use the remote comml unit wilt-in the operation mugs.
- Remuvs any obstacle pmeen me remote canvol unit and me van.
Fl lacs pumas with not once. ins-n mam mind .
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The cassette is siaclad immediately - Ran-lava the cassette and reload licamnnry.
aim ii is loaded
No remol- eomrol unit operation,
Correc'timfcalifln does nolappsar in - Heir-sen lire power plug into me puller unsr ebuul one minute nas elapsed
me mulmsplsy. since II was diseonnamd,
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Specifications
Power supply: 120 v Ac, 60 Hz
Power oonsumplmn: 15 w
External dimensions: 370 x 95.5 x 271 mm (WvHD)
Weight: 3.1 kg
Channels rscsived:
Antenna inpur/ourpux terminals
Signal system:
Video Recording syst-
Numbev 0! Video Heads,
Audio Track:
Recording/Playback Cassette:
Tape speed:
Video record/playback time:
Past inward/rewind hme:
Video Input:
Wdec ouipur:
Audio inpur:
Audio output:
Audio frequency range( ’
Audio dynamic range (H
Ulifizatiun condiflans:
VHF output:
VHF: Channels 1-13, UHF: Chmols 14-69,
CATV: CharmaisA7-AI,A-CCCI-md 55-125
UHFNHF: 75 n F iype comocrm
Siennnrd NTSC
2 rotary heads helilxl scanning syslum
4 mad:
1 track (Normal)
2 channel; (Hi-F‘ Audia Sound)
' VHS format qu. EP)
VHS farms: (SP. LP, EP)
VHS mark
EP: 1.11cmlsr, SP: 3.34mlls., LP: L67Dm/s.
SF: 480 min. SF: 760 mln., LP: 320 min.
(‘Nhan T-‘GO video cassette Is used)
Approx. 3 min, (when T-120 video cassette is used)
1 V(p-p), 75 n. unbalanced, negafivu sync, pm jack
1 v(p—p). 75 n, unbalanced, negative sync, pln [afik
Lina input -8 65V, more than 50 kn, pin iack
Lina mm: -a dav, less man 1 m, pin jack
20HZ—20kHZ
ESdB
Temperature: aw in lofi'F (5 in we)
Operaiing Hum
Channel 3 or 4
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