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Contents
Preface
This section
tells you about specia(
features,
safety
information,
and
preparatory
information
for using this
manual.

Chapter 1: Setting UP
This
section
shows
you the steps
necessary for installing and presetting your
VIDEO TV, and how to connect optional
video and audio equipment•

Chapter 2: Using Basic VIDEO.TV
Features

Trin itro n Color
Video TV
-OperatingInstructions.

This section gives you basic information
about operating and adjusting your VIDEO
".TV,

Chapter
Features

3: using

Advanced

TV

This section shows you the steps-for other
useful TV features
with using the OnScreen Menus.
•

Chapter

4: Using

Basic

VCR

Features

Before operating your VIDEO IV, please read this
manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference.

KV-13VM20/21
KV-20VM20

Owner's

Chapter 5: Using advanced VCR
Features
This section shows you the steps for other
useful VCR features with using the On-.
Screen Menus.
. .

Record

The model and serial numbers are located at the
rear of the VIDEO TV. Record these numbers in the
spaces provided below. Refer to them whenever you
call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product.
Model

This section gives you basic information
about ope,ating and adjusting your-VCR.

No.

Serial

No.

Appendix
This section gives you specifications
troubleshooting information.

• For a detailed
p. 3

@ 1994 by Sony Corporation

table

and

of contents t see

WARNING

Precautions

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the
unit to rain or moisture,
* Operate the VIDEO TV only on 120V AC.
• One blade of the plug is wider than the other for safety
purposes and will fit into the; power outlet only one way. If
you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet,
contact your dealer.
• Should any liquid or solic object fall into the cabinet,
unplug the VIDEO TV and have it checked by qualified
personnel before operating it any further.
• Unplug the VIDEO TV from the wall outlet if you are not to
going to use it for several days or more. To disconnect the
cord, pull it out by the plug. Never pull the cord itself.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.

"

-

I

This symbol is intended to alert the user to
the presence

of uninsulated

"dangerous

•voltage" within the product's enclosure that
may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute
a risk of electric shock to persons.
This sYmbol is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the product.•

• .To prevent internal heal build-up,
d.o not block the
ventilation openings.
• Do not install the VIDEO TV in a hot or humid place, or in
a place subject to excessive dust or mechanical vibration.

Clean the VIDEO TV with a soft dry cloth. Never use strong
solvents such as thinner or benzine, which might damage
the finish of the cabinet.

Keep the original carton and packing, materials to use for
safe transport.of your VIOEO TV in the future. "
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT USE THIS
POLARIZED
AC PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION
CORD,
RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES
CAN BE FULLY
INSERTED
TO PREVENT
BLADE
EXPOSURE.
. "
Note to CA'FV system installer
.
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 specifies that the cable
grounding system of the, building, as.close to the point of
cable entry as practical.
Use of this VIDEO
programs broadcast
companies for the
authorization from
program owner.

IV receiver for other private viewing of
on VHF or UHF or transmitted by cable
use of the general public may require
the broadcaster/cable
company and/or

Do not use this VIDEO TV if moisture has condensed, such as
on its CRT, otherwise it may cause malfunction. In this case,
leave the VIDEO -IV unused until it gets dry.

Preface

If you have any questions or problems concerning
VIDEO TV, please contact your nearest.Sony dealer.

your

When using TV games, computers, and similar products
with your VIDEO TV, kee0 the brightness and contrast
functions at low settings. If a fixed (non-moving) pattern is
left on the screen for Ioqg periods of time at a high
brightness
or contrast
setting,
the .image can be
permanently
imprinted onto the screen. These types of
imprints are not covered by your warranty because they are
the result of misuse.
This VIDEO TV receiver provides display of telev sion
closed captioning in accordance with 15.119 of the FCC
rules.

II11_
You are cautioned that arby changes or modifications not
expressly approved-in this manual could void your authority
to operate this equipment.

Table of Contents
Preface
Warning/Precautions ............................................................
2
Introducing the Sony Trinitron® Color VIDEO TV ................ 4
Locating the Controls ...........................................................
5

Chapter

1: Setting

Up

Connecting TV Antenna/Cable ............................................. 8
Using the On-Screen Menus ..............................................
10
Navigating through the menus ....................................... 11
Turning the Cable Mode On or Off ..................................... 12

Chapter

2: Using

Basic VIDEO

TV Features

Watching "IV Programs ....................... ................................ 19
Using Convenient Features ............................. ,.................. 20
Muting the sound - MUTING .......................................... 20
Keeping the displays on-screen - DISPLAY ......: ...........20

Chapter

3: Using Advanced

TV Featm'es

4: Using Basic VCR

5" Using Advanced

20
20
21
23

Setting theclock - CURRENT TIME SET. ..................... 25
Setting the ON/OFF TIMER ....... :................. ................... 27

Features

Playback ............................... :.............................................
30
Inserting a Video Cassette ....... ...................................... 30
Playing back a prerecorded cassette tape ..................... 32
Variable speed playback ...... ..................................... .....32
Viewing TV programs during tape playback .................. 33

Chapter

Setting the sleep timer - SLEEP .......... :..............................
, Switching quickly between two channels - JUMP ..........
Adjusting PiCture Quality ................................. _.................
Using Noise Reduction Function ......... .... .......... :................

"

Using Closed Caption, ......................................... ".............. 24
Using the Timer - Activated Functiqns. .......................... L..25

Chapter

Presetting TV Channels .....................................................
13
Erasing unnecessary channels - CHANNEL ERASE .... 15
Presetting only desired channels - CHANNEL ADD ...... 17
Connecting Other Equipment .............................................
18

VCR

Playing back a tape recorded on another VCR ............. 34
Using Counter/Remain ..................................................
35
Using Counter Memory Function .......................... ......... 35

Features

Recording TV Programs....L... ................................ '............ 36
Recording TV programs ................... _....-........................ 36 °
Recording a program without watching the TV .............. 36
Timer Recording ......................... ................. _........ :.............. 37
Setting the timer ....... :.....................................................
37
When preset timer recordings overlap ............................ 40
Checking the timer settings .......................................... :41

Changing or cancelling the timer settings.., ...... :.... ........ 41
Quick Timer Recording .................... :................................. 42
Index Function ....................................................................
43
Marking INDEX signals .................................................
43
Playing back from the INDEX point ............... :. .............. 44
Locsting the desired prograrn(!NDEX Search) .............. 45
Erasing INDEX signals ..................................................
45

Appendix
Specifications ................................. i ................................... 46
Troubleshooting .............................. :......................... ............ 47

Preface
13

Introducing the Sony Trinitron®Color VIDEO TV

We highly recommend that you read this manual before
using your VIDEO TV combined Television and VCR.
Keep the manual handy for future reference.

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With the following

features,

With the supplied Remote Commander,

you can:

• Watch up to 125 cable channels for a total of 181 possible
off-air

and

cable

VHF/UHF/CATV
• Call up on-screen

channels

with

the multi-band

minutes by using the SLEEP

menus to set timer-activated

functions

(Current time set, On/Off Timer), Cable on/offl AUTO
Program, CH Erase/Add, Tape remain by using the SET
UP f.eature.
.o View the-closed
Vision,

caption and the text by using Caption
..

• Enjoy automatic

Playback by automatically

tab

• Record programs without using the program recording
timer while you are away, by using the QUICK

• Program

the'VCR

shut off after 30, 60, and 90
timer.

to make

up to six

unattended

recordings within a 1-month period, including daily and
weekly recordings, by using TIMER ON SCREEN.
• Select

the SP(standard

play), LP(Iong

(extended play) speed by u,._ingTAPE

play)

or EP

SPEED.

• Stop the tape and view a single frame by using PAUSE.
playing, a

cassette tape that has had its erase-protection
removed.

Preface

• Switch quickly between two channels by using JUMP.
• Set the TV to automatically

tuner.

you can:

TIMER.

• Make sections

of tape so you can quickly

return to the section you want to watch
and MARK.

and easily

by using INDEX

Locating the Controls

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AUTO REPEAT indicator
NOISE REDUCTION

CHANNEL +/- buttons

indicator

(_)
button

VOLUME +/- bt_ttons
PAUSE button

TIMER REC indicator

STOP button

• REC indicator

PLAY button
ON/OFF TIMER indk_ator
FAST FORWARD/CUE([_
button

/STAND BY indicator

Pull the upper left door open.

Remote control detector

!

EJECT button
POWER switch

!

!
VOLUME

i

INPUT SELECT
,button
AUTO

REPEAT

button

CP_NNEL

_

_N

START button
LENGTH button
REC button

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I

5

Locating the controls

For details, see the pages indicated by the numbered black circles

•.

VIDEO Q
LINE IN jacks _)
AUDIO Q
LINE IN

VHF/UHF
VHF/UHF antenna
terminal I_)

©

For details, see the pages indicated by the numbered black circles

•.
number displays
Main picture input mode
SLEEP,. MUTING displays.

0,0,0
On-screen menu
displays 0-0,

0-0

Date, current time
display

stop, playback, eject,•
playback pause or record
pause mode displays
display for volume or
picture adjustment
Recording reference
message display

0,0,0-0

_)

g time or current
counter mode displays 0

t

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For details, see the pages indicated by the numbered black circles

•.

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MUTING button O

POWER switch _), O,
INPUT
SELECT

INPUT SELECT button O
0- 9 button O,

c_

SLEEP

JUMP

OlD

QQ
G©

O

(_
co
c')

L____ EJECT button _)

_

Q
Q

s_

I--JUMP
......

O3

button O
SLEEP button _)

Q
DISPLAY button O
COUNTER/REMAIN

ENTER button O,

button O
CH(channel)

counte_

COUNTER

_)

+/- scan button _)

RESE_T button O
TAPE

VOL.(volume) +/- button O

SPEED

TAPE SPEED button O, O

C_D
MENU

AN WINDOW bdttons

BACI<
SPACE •

0-0, O-O
_TRAC_NG
_)n_Jsl.ow

c_

ISTILL

INOEX

CD
STOP button O-O,
REWIND/REVIEW

O.-O

-: Auro_IUAI

C2D
_AFtK

eRAse

INDEX buttons O-O

C_2D CD

•

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C:D

C_

.

CSD CD

button O

TRACKING buttons O

C_D

ADJUST)

PAUSE button 0,

-O

.-

FAST FORWARD/CUE

_

button O-O

REC buttons O
--

PLAY button _)

WARNING
.
Batteries may explode if mistreated. I
Do not recharge, disassemble, or I
clispose of in fire
I

Remove the battery •
compartment cover
(Rear of commander).

2

:Insert one AA Battery (R6)
being careful of the correct.
polarity.

Battery life
Under normal operation, the
up to a hall of year• If the.
mander does not operate
battery migkt be exhausted.
new one.

battery will last
Remote Comproperly, the
Replace it with

To avoid damage from possible battery
leakage
Remove the battery if you do not plan to
use the Remote Commander for a fairly
long time.

Preface

!7

Chapter 1: Setting Up

Connecting TV Antenna/Cable
Although you can use either an indoor or outdoor antenna with the VIDEO TV, an outdoor antenna will provide you with better
picture quality. You can receive cable TV by connecting a cable supplied by your local cable company.

300-ohm twin-lead cable (flat)

75-ohm coaxial cable (round)

1

Check your antenna cable type and prepare the end of
the cable using the F-type connector.

Check your antenna cable type and prepare the end of
the cable using the 300-ohm twin-lead cable.

Attach an F-type connector (not supplied).

Attach the supplied antenna connector.
Loosen both
a

,7+-_

_._._

screws on the
connector with
screwdriver.

7mm(1/4inch). 1.Qmm{a/8inch) F-type connector

b

Attach the cable

....

3mm(l/8inch)

"

and tighten both
screws with a
screwdriver.

c
Plug
into the VHF/UHF
rear ofthe
theconnector
VIDEO TV.

terminal at the

Plug the connector into the VHF/UHF terminal at the
rear of the VIDEO TV.
.

(Rear of TV)
(Rear of TV)

VH FiU_

q_

VHF/UHF

Most combination antennas are equipped with a signal
splitter.
Remove
the splitter
and attach, the appropriate
connector.

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Up

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_,

Use the EAC-66 U/V mixer (not supplied).

Prepare the
connecter
(p. VHF
8). antenna

end using the appropriate

2

Connect

the cables to the mixer.

3

Attach the mixer to the VHF/UHF terminal.

VH_/UHF
_------J

1

o
('3

When the UN mixer is used
Snow and noise may appear in the pictures when viewing cable TV channels over 37 (W + 1).

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==
For better picture quality, we Would recor_mend you to connect an outdoor antenna.

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1: Setting

Up

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Using the On-Screen Menus
The following flow chart shows the different levels of on-screen menus that you can use to make various adjustments
settings. See the indicated pages for instructions on using each feature.
For picture quality adjustment
Main menu
VIDEO menu (pp. 21-22)
MENU

VIDEO

•

_

VIDEO
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

Use _, _

_

Exit _

PICTURE
HUE
COLOR

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IIIIIIIIIIm,"m

BRIGHT
SHARP
RESET
MENU

Illlllllllz,n,m
Illlllllll""""

Adjustment bar (pp. 21-22)

PICTURE
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"

Use _ _

m '" """'

Exit

For presetting and other functions
ON/OFF TIMER screen (pp. 27-29)

ON/OFF TIMER
_. EVERY SUN-SAT
12:00AM -h CHMENU

• TAPE REMAIN screen ( p. 35}

SET UP
ONtOFF TIMER
TAPE RF.,MAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
CABLE OFF
AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
MENU

Main menu
MENU

k

VIDEO
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

use¢_

Ex_

CLOCK SET screen (pp 25-26)

CLOCK
•

u_¢_

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Ex_

---:MENU

-

CABLE ON/OFF screen (p. 12)

SET UP
ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
• CABLE ON
• AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
MENU

SET UP menu
(pp. 12-17, 25-29)
SET UP

Use t _
ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
• CABLE ON
AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
MENU
Use # _

Exit

AUTO PROGRAM screen (pp. 13-14)

AUTO PROGRAM

Exit

CHANNEL ERASE/ADD screen (pp i5-17)

CH ERASE/ADD
•

ERASE
ADD
MENU

Select the channel

use, _

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Up

E_it

and

For closed caption setting
CAPTION VISION menu (p. 24)

Main menu

CAPTION VISION screen (p. 24)

CAPTION VISION

MENU
VIDEO
SET UP
II' CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

Use € _

_EXT

OFF

TEIGt
TEXT2
D MENU

Exit

Use € _

Exit

For noise reduction function
NOISE REDUCTION
MENU

Main menu
MENU

•

VIDEO
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
b NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

menu (p. 23)
NOISE REDUCTION

screen (p. 23)

VIDEO
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
1' NOISE REDU.CTION : ON

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INPUT

SLEEP

JUMP

To display the mainmenu
PressMENU.
To return to the previous menu
Press A+ or v- to select MENU.
Then press RETURN.
To return to the main menu
• Repea t the above, until you reach the main menu.
To return to the normal screen
Press MENU on the Remote Commander.

The menus disappear automatically if you do not press a button within 60 seconds•

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Turningthe Cable Mode On or Off
All of the controls
Commander.

are on the

Remote

If you have cable connected to your VIDEO TV (p. 10) follow the steps below to turn
the cable connection on or off. CABLE is preset to OFF when you use your VIDEO
TV for the first time. Turn CABLE to OFF to preset or watch VHF or UHF channels.

1

Press _+ or _- to select SET UP, in main menu.
MENU

INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

_

VIDEO
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

JUMP

cID

c2D

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Q©
Q
©QQ
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Use € _N_

Press RETURN.
The SET uP menu appears.

_

SET UP
)'

RETURN

COUNT[R

_5

COUNTER'_

Exit

8 VOL

S_ED

ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
CABLE : OFF
AUTO PROGRAM '
CH ERASE/ADD
D MENU

Use € _

C3

Exit

i
MENU

SPACE

CD ,L_
TIMERON SCREENCLEAR

CD

--TRACKING
NO_USLOW

(5_

CD"

2

Press A+ or _- to select CABLE.
SETUP
ON/OFF TIMER
TApE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
p, CABLE :OFF
AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
_MENU

-AUTO;MANU_I

CZD CID

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A_OST)

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CD

CD

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CD

CD

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Press RETURN.

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Press A+ or V- to select ON or OFF alternately.

SET UP

SETUP

ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
k CABLE :OFF
AUTO PROGRAM
CN ERASE/ADD
MENU

ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
b CABLE : ON
AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
MENU

use€_

Exk_

CABLE.

Repeatedly

Press RETURN.
The setting is completed,

To return to the normal screen
Press MENU.

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If the VIDEO

TV is in LINE mode,

SELECT to change to TV mode.

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Up

you cannot select

press INPUT

Presetting TV Channels
Once you have preset the channels on your VIDEO TV, you will be able to use the channel +/- buttons on the VIDEO TV or the
Remote commander to scan the channel you selected.

Perform auto programming
not be broadcasting•

1

during the day rather than late at night, when some channels may

Press POWER on the
VIDEO -IV on.

VIDEO TV or the Remote Commander

to turn the

POWER
"POWER

'5

M425
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T t25"
INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

CD

C_D

JUMP

CD

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0

2

CD
o
o

£

Using the Menu, select cable off to receive VHF/UHF
on to receive cable stations.

channel. Select cable

(Follow the steps in "Turning the Cable Mode Or or Off', p. 12.)
COUNIE_
COU_rrER_
_,_
_VOL

SPE_D

CD

ME_

Press
MENU.
The main
menu ap#ears.

SPACE

eACK.qRj_

MENU

ME.NU

TIMERONSCREB_

C:D
•

_

VIDEO
:
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

CD

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NOm_ALroLOW AUTOr_ANUA

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CD

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CD

CD

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CD

Use _ _

Exit

C_D

©nE_ CD

4

Press _+ or V- to select SET UP.

MENU
VIDEO
), SET UP,
•
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

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Exit_

1: Setting

Up

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Presetting TV Channels

INPUT
SELECT

C_D

SLEEP

JUMP

C_

CD

Press RETURN.
The SET UP menu appears•
SET UP

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@
@©
@
©@@

RETURN

ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
CABLE OFF
AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
DMENU
Use _ _

COUNTER_
COUNTE_'
_

_VOL

Exit

_

TAPE
SPEED

CD

If the VIDEO TV is in LINE mode, you cannot select
SELECT to change to TV mode.

MEI_U

AUTO

PROGRAM.

Press

INPUT

_PACE

TIMERONSCREE_ el-EAR

CD
--13aAC

C_D

KING

--

C_D

CS_D CD

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C_D

MARK
CD

5/ Press

z_+ or _-

to select

AUTO

PROGRAM.

(STILLAO._S13

_.

SET UP

CD
CD

ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
CABLE OFF
b AUTO PROGRAM"
CH ERASE/ADD
MENU

CD

(L)

uu ,_r-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
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Press RETURN.
RETURN
AUTO PROGRAM

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Receivable,channels
VHF: 2:13
UHF: 14-69
Cable: 1-125

for this TV

To select TV channels without presetting
Press 0-9 and ENTER.
To return to the normal screen
Press MENU.
To erase unnecessary
channels,
or to
add channels that Could not be preset
automatically because their signal was too
weak, follow the steps in "Erasing
Unnecessary
and

Channels

"Presetting

CHANNEL

Only Desired

CHANNEL ADD" (pp. 15-17).

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Up

ERASE"
Channels-

"AUTO PROGRAM r'appears on the screen and receivable channels (other than the channels
already preset) are preset in numerical sequence. The channels previously preset will not
remain in the TV's memory.
•When no more channels can.be found, the programming stops and the lowest numbered
channel is displayed.

Use this feature to erase unnecessary
the channel(s) are skipped.

TV channels, so that when you press CH+/-,

Press
the CH to
+/-erase
buttonchannel
to select8, the
channel
want 8toappears•
erase.
For example,
press
CH + you
or - until

-0

h.

"-4
"INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

_

C_D

®®

==-

JUMP

CD

®

Press MENU.
The main menu appears.

Q®Q

• MENU

©®.®
SOUNTE_

VOL

CH

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MENU

.

VIDEO
SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

Use € _

Exit [_

;CtJNTE_

SPEED

c_

3

Press ,_+ or V- to select SET UP.
MENU
VIDEO
), SET UP
CAPTION VISION
NOISE REDUCTION : OFF

TIMERONSCREENCLEAR

C_D

CD

NORMALFoLOW /_dTO_M_NU_

_ (STI_ AOJUS'_
C2_D CD
INDEX

CD

MARK

C2D

'

(L)
Use € _

CD

Press RETURN.
The SET uP menu appears.

c_

c_

c_
RETURN

CD

O.oo <2_

SET UP
b ON/OFF TIMER
TAPE REMAIN:T-120
CLOCK SET
CABLE OFF
AUTO PROGRAM
CH ERASE/ADD
MENU
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erased from the channel scan memory.
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channel

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antenna terminal of the other Video/Audio source (ex.
Video recorder). Then connect.a coaxial cable from
the VHF output terminal back tO the antenna terminal
of the VIDEO TV.

2

To use your

VIDEO

TV to monitor

an audio/video

source !such as another VCR, a camcorder or a laser
disc player), connectthe
audio/video source output
jacks to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on the VIDEO
TV.
Then select LINE IN using the input select on the
VIDEO TV or Remote commander.

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• Repeatedly press INPUT SE-LECT on the VIDEO TV or on the
Remote Commander so that "LINE" appears Onthe screen.
• To return to TV mode, repeatedly press INPUT SELECT on the
VIDEO TV or on the Remote Commander so that a channel
number appears on the screen.
• For operating instructions, refer to the instruction manual
furnished with the VCR.
• If the picture or sound is affected, move the VCR away from the
VIDEO TV.

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Watching TV Programs

1

Press POWER on the VIDEO TV or the Remote Commander to turn the TV on.
POWER

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Turn the cable
mode
VHF/UHF
or cable
TV.on or off to select the type of channel you want to watch,
(Follow the steps in "Turning the Cable Mode On or Off," p.12.)
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so

that the channel number appears•

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Press MUTING

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time, VCR operating mode and tape counter.
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The "SLEEP OFF" display appears for about three seconds.
OR
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The sleep timer setting is cancelled.

Press JUMP once to recall the channel you were watching
previously. Press JUMP again to switch back. Use this feature
to keep track of two programs alternately.

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You can adjust the picture for each input mode (TV mode, LINE) by pressing INPUT
SELECT to select the input mode before making the aajustments.
These adjustments are retained in memory even when you turn off the TV until you
change the adjustments again•

Press
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increase picture contrast
with vivid color

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make skin tones become

make skin tones become

purplish

greenish

COLOR

decrease color intensity

increase color intensity

BRIGHT

darken the picture

brighten the picture

SHARP

soften the picture

sharpen.the picture

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You can reduce the picture noise on the screen in VCR playback mode,

Press
MENU.
The main
menu appears, and the cursor points to VIDEO.
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Using Closed Caption

1

Press MENU.
The main menu appears.

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or sound effects, of a program. (The mode
should be set to CC1 for most programs.)

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CAPTION VISION

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error.instead

can also cause errors in Closed Caption.

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of a certain word.

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Using the Timer-Activated Functions

Follow these instructions to set the current time. The correct time must be set in
order to use the other timer-activated functions (ON/OFF TIMER).
EXAMPLE:
Set the time to 11:30AM, Friday on the 25th of February, 1994.

1
INPUT
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To change or correct the setting before
completing it
Press BACK SPACE to return to the item to
be erased.

Press _+ or _?- to set the month.
• Each time you press
__+ or _'-, the
changes in sequence.

month

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Using the Timer-Activated Functions

Press

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CLOCK

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Each time you press

A+ or _7-, the day changes consecutively.

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to set the year.

Each time you press
automatically

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changes.
CLOCK

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time you press

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the hour changes

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in sequence

"12:00AM."

Set the time

clock

of this VIDEO

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operates on a 12-hour cycle.
12:00 AM stands for midnight.
12:00 PM stands for noon.
All the settings including CLOCK •will be
erased if you unplug the VIDEO TV or a
power failure occurs. Reset the current
time by following steps 1-8.
if the ON/OFF TIMER or QUICK TIMER
has been set, you can not change the
clock: To change the clock, . cancel the
ON/OFF
TIMER
(p. 29) or QUICK
TIMER(p. 42) first•

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Press A+ or V- to set the minute.
Each time you press _ + or _-, the minute changes in sequence.
Press RETURN.
The setting is completed and the clock starts.

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With this function you can set your favorite program to appear on the screen at the
time that you set.
EXAMPLE: Set the timer to turn on the VIDEO TV every Monday through Friday at
3:15 PM for 2 hours, on channel 21.

1

Press MENU.
The main menu appears.

MENU
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Press A+ or XT- to select SET UP.
Then press RETURN.
The SET UP menu appears and the cursor points to
ON/OFF TIMER.

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select ON/OFF

TIMER.

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see "Setting

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not been set and you

the Clock-CURRENT

TIME

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Press RETURN again.
•"Set the day" appears on the screen.

ON/OFF TIMER
EVERY SUN-SAT
12:0OAM -h CH--D MENU

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5

Press A+ or V- to set the day.
Each time you press _ + or V-, the days of the week change as shown in Fig. I.
Then press RETURN.
'Set the time " appears on the screen.
ON/OFF TIMER
EVERY MON-FRI
12:00AM -h CH--D MENU

Set thetime
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Each time you press _ + or _-, the hour changes in sequence•
Then press RETURN.

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Each timeyou press _ + or _7-,the minuteschange in sequence.
Then press RETURN.
ON/OFF TIMER
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EVERY MON-FRI
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Press A+ or V- to set the duration of time.
Each time you press _ + or 7-, the duration changes from "1" to "9" in sequence•
Then press RETURN.
'Select the channel" appears on the screen•
ON/OFF TIMER

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3:15PM 2h CH--DMENU

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Press A+ or V- to set the channel that you want the TV to tune in.
Each time you press __+ or %, the channel number changes in sequence.
ON/OFF TIMER
EVERY MON-FRI
3:15PM 2h CH21
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• One minute before the timer goes off, the
"TV will turn off" display
the screen•

will appear

on

• If you have not set the clock correctly, the
ON/OFF TIMER will not operate at the
proper time• To set the clock, see "Setting

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Select the channel
Use _ _

Press

Exit_

RETURN•

The setting is completed,

and the ON/OFF

TIMER indicator on the front of the VIDEO

the Clock-CURRENT
26.

TIME SET," pp 25-

° All the settings including ON/OFF TIMER
will be erased if you unplug the VIDEO TV
or a power failure
occurs. Reset the
TIMER by following steps 1-9.

TV lights up.
ON/OFF TIMER

RETURN
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EVERY MON-FRI
3:15PM 2h CH21
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Fig. 1
Selecting

the day(s) of the week

When you press

/\+, the days of the week

appear in the following order.
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1

Select

the ON/OFF

Press

RETURN.

EVERY

SUN-SAT

TIMER

screen.

will be displayed

(Refer

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to page 27.)

I_Y*EONESO*_[
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in red.

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LEVER_T_ESDAY!
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! FR,_A_
1 _>
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2

-4

Press BACK SPACE to erase the ON/OFF TIMER.
ON/OFF TIMER

"?,

EVERY SUN-SAT
12:00AM -h CH--D MENU

=<

I EVER_SU.OA_I_--I
SATU.OAY
1 &
(_ -: reverse order)

LJse¢ _

Exit

1. Before completing it
Press BACK SPACE to return to the item to be changed or corrected.
When it is displayed in red, set it again by using the A+ or V-.
2.

• To return to the normal screen
Press MENU

After completing it
Select the ON/OFF TIMER screen.
Then, press RETURN to return to the item to be changed or corrected.
When it is displayed in red, set it again by using the A+ or '_,'-

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Playback

Insert a video cassette with the arrow mark facing upwards.

:rrow

mark ...................................
_

_

IP'_sE®_r%_

- EJECT
INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

c_

CD

JUMP

CD

®®®
QQ®
G.Q®
o_©

2

Gently press the center Of the front side of the cassette until the mechanism
draws it into the compartment.
When the cassette has been inserted, the _
/ STAND BY indicator lights
and the VIDEO TV turns on automatically.

_

COU_TER/
COUNTEP_
_
_VOL"

When.you
PLAYBACK

insert a cassette
function).

without

a safety
-.

tab, .playback

starts

automatically

(AUTO

MENU

Ejecting the cassette
Press EJECT _.
You can also eject the cassette when the power is off.

SPACE

TIMERON SCAEENCLEAR

CD
_OR_AI_OW

C_D
_OnC_NUA

C_D CS[D CD
_STlU-ADJUS_
IN_:X
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CD

CD

Protecting your cassette against accidental erasure
The cassette is provided with a safety tab to protect against accidental recording.
Break off the safety tab with a screwdriver or other suitable tool.
If the safety tab is removed, the cassette will be ejected when you try to record on
the cassette.

ERAS_

CD

CD
CD

C_D

C_.Eo

CD
CD

Safety tab
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To record on a cassette with the safety tab broken off, simply cover the tab hole
with adhesive tape.
Adhesive tape

,

Maximum

/

recording time of a tape

The quality of tape you use greatly affects record/playback quality and the life of the
VIDEO TV. Use only cassette tapes that have the official VHS logo.
High-grade tapes give the best results, especially at the EP speed. Th.ey also have
a better oxide coating-that helps prevent dirty video heads. Although "1"-160tapes
offer the longest recording time, they contain thinner tape that is more likely to
stretch or cause tape jams. We suggest that you use T-120 or shorter tapes.
Recording in the SP, LP or EP mode is possible with this unit. When recording,
select the desired recording mode (SP, LP or EP) with TAPE SPEED on the
Commander. During playback, the unit automatically detects the recording format,
and then plays back the tape in the appropriate mode.

SP 0:00:0(

The following chart shows the maximum recording times for T-60, T-120 and T-160
tapes at the three recording speeds.
Speed

T-60

3"-120

T-160

SP

1 Hour
(60 Minutes).

2 Hours
(120 Minutes)

2 2/3 Hours
(160 Minutes)

LP

2 Hours
(120 Minutes)

4 Hours
(240 Minutes)

5 1/3 Hours
(320 Minutes)

EP

3 Hours

6 Hours

(180 Minutes)

(360 Minutes)

8 Hours
.

(480 Minutes)
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Playback

Insert a prerecorded cassette
automatically turns on.

into the tape compartment.

When playing back rental tapes, NOISE REDUCTION
detail improves•

The VIDEO

TV

indicator lights at the same time image

If playback does not start, press PLAY •. The tape plays back at the speed at
which was recorded.

INPUT
BELECT

SLEEP

CD

C_

JUMP

C2D

@®®
®®®
©®@

To stop playback
Press STOP •.
lit

TO stop playback for a moment
Press PAUSE II.
u_ appears on the screen and image will stop on
the screen.
To resume playback, press PAUSE Ii
•

COUNTER
CC_NER'
_

8VOL

or PLAY •.

appears on the screen.

When the tape is played back to the end
The tape is automatically rewound to the beginn.ing
(auto rewind). The power remains on.

_

TAI_:
S_ED

CD

MENU

SPACE

TIMER
ON SCOI:ENCLEAR

cz)

CD

--TRACKING
-NORM,_,_'SLOW AUTO/MANUA

CZD (ZD
{STILL
iNDEX

CD

ADJLIS]3
MARK

CD . C_D

ERASL

CD

C_

P
CD

CD

©_Eo C2D

To rewind the tape to its beginning and to playback automatically
(Auto
Playback Function)
Press AUTO REPEAT on the VIDEO TV during playback or stop mode. The AUTO
REPEAT indicator lights and until you press the button again to release AUTO
REPEAT function the auto playback will continuously work.

You can enjoy playing back pictures in variable speeds on the. VCR.

Still Picture
During playback mode, press PAUSE II.
• or PAUSE II.

_J

To resume normal playback, press PLAY

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• •No sound accompanies the picture, which may be unstable or have video "noise:' in it. This
is normal.
• If the VCR is left in the pause mode for more than about 5 minutes, the VIDEO TV re-enters
rv reception mode automatically.

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To advance the tape rapidly
While the tape is being played back, pressing FAST FORWARD =,_ will move the
tape forward at high speed so you can see the picture and choose where to stop.
When you do this,

[_,'l

E_ _ appears on the screen.

If you release the button, the VCR will return to normal playback.
When tape is not being played back and the VCR is in the stop mode, pressing
FAST FORWARD =,_ winds the tape forward at very high speed without displaying
the picture.
When you do this, _ appears on the screen.
You can stop the forward running of the tape at any time by pressing STOP •.
If during the operation, the tape rewinds forward to the end, the machine wilt
automatically stop and then rewind the tape back to the beginning again.

To rewind the tape rapidly
If you press REWIND/REVIEW
.<< while the tape is being played back, you can
play the tape backwards to find a particular spot. When you do this, E.<_3 appears
on the screen and the tape will be rewound at very high speed.
At the end, • appears on the screen and invite you to press PLAY b'.

[,4_1

While a tape is being played, you can switch to watching TV broadcasts.
Press STOP =.
The VIDEO TV returns to normal TV reception mode.

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Playback

When playing back a tape recorded on another VCR, there might be some picture
noise.
Tracking ensures that the tape is correctly aligned with the playback head. It only
works in the "playback" mode and its principle purpose is to minimize picture shake
and what is called "noise" (fuzzy lines across the picture during playback and still
picture).

° tt T5

It is adjusted either automatically

INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

CD

or manually.

JUMP

CD

CD
Automatic tracking adjustment function
When playback starts, the auto tracking automatically
TRACKING" flashes for 5 seconds.

@@(9
®®
®
@@(9

adjusts the picture. "AUTO

The automatic tracking control is activated in the following conditions:
• When the cassette is inserted for the first time.
• When the recording mode on the playback tape is switched from SP to EP and
back again.
• When the picture is distorted by scratches on the tape.
• When TRACKING AUTO/MANUAL
is pressed after the picture is adjusted
manually.

COUmEN

TAPE
SF_EO

CD

MENU

SPACE

_TUnN

CD _

C:D

riMER ON SC_

CD.

_

_K_M/_JSLOW

CLE_

C_

mu'ro/MANtJ_

CS[D _

INOEX

CD

If auto tracking does not work, the tracking was probably last adjusted manually.

_K

CD

ERASE

C_

CD
CD

CD

Adjusting the tracking manually
When the playback picture-proves to have _treaks or snow during normal playback,
adjust the picture manually with TRACKING NORMAL/SLOW (STILL ADJUST).
Press either _ or V to obtain the best possible picture. When playing back a tape
recorded on another VCR, the tracking condition is automatically adjusted on this
VCR.

CD

C:D--Q .... CD
• Auto tracking
poor.

adjustment

may be impossible

when the recording

• During auto tracking adjustment, streaks or noise may appear.

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condition of the tape is

To display the counter, press COUNTER/REMAIN
once.
The tape counter shows the tape travel time in
hours, minutes and seconds during recording or
playback.
SP 0:00:00

To see the remaining tape time during recording or
playback,
press COUNTER/REMAIN
twice.
The remaining tape time appears with "REM."

For seeing the remaining tape time, first
check the tape mode.
If you want to see the remaining tape time in
REM 1:36

T-120, press RETURN then A+ or v-

until

T-120 appears in TAPE REMAIN screen.
For OTHERS,
press the button
until
OTHERS appears.

The counter memory makes it easy to return to a particular spot on the tape after
recording or playback. The tape stops when the counter reaches SP 0:00:00. This
feature is especially helpful when editing a recording.

Press COUNTER/REMAIN

2

to seethe counter.

Start recording
or playback,
and press
COUNTER RESET at the point you want to
return to.
The counter displays SP 0:00.'00.

SP O:O0:O0

Press STOP •

when you finish recording or playing the tape.

Press
REWIND/REVIEW
4,1.
The
tape
stops at SP 0.'00:00.

Press PLAY •

to playthe

tape.

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Recording TV Programs

o::: ....

.

Caution
Television programs, films, video tapes and other materials may be copyrighted.
Unauthorized recording of such material may be contrary to the provisions of the
copyright laws. Also, use of this recorder with cable television transmission and/or
program owner.

.,

InsertVIDEO
a cassette
with on
theautomatically
safety tab.
The
TV turns

(Auto power on).

Select the recording tape speed, SP, LP or EP, with TAPE SPEED.
INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

CD

JUMP

C_

CD

®®®
®®®
®®®
°s" ®

Select
ENTER. the channel to be recorded

with CHANNEL

Press
two unit.
REC buttons on the Commander
button the
on the
The REC indicator lights.

CoUNrE_Cou_rrE_
__
_VOL

+/- or 0-9 buttons and

at the same time, or the REC

T,_OE
S_EO

CD

To stop recording
Press STOP ,,.

MENU

sp^cE

Temporarily to stop recording at a particular point
Press PAUSE II to eliminate unwanted station breaks or program material while
recording a TV program.
REC U appears on the screen.
•. To resume recording, press PAUSE II again_
When the recording pause mode lasts for more than approximately 5 minutes, the
unit enters the stop mode.

TIMk_ON SCFtEENCLEAR

CD

--TR_C_,IN0

Gg3

CD

--

_

CD

rS'rlLLP_0Sl)

CD

CD

C_

"
CD
Q

CD

CD
REC

When the tape reaches its end
The tape rewinds to the beginning. The power will remain on.

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Turn off the power of the TV.
There will be no interference with the recording.
You cannot watch another program while recording one program.

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Timer Recording
You can preset up to six recordings up to one month in advance. The recordings
can be preset with the Commander while referring to the TIMER SET/CHECK
display on the screen.
Before you begin, check the following points.
• The date and clock must be set correctly.

(See "Setting the Clock - CURRENT

TIME SET" on pp. 25-26.)
• Make sure that the cassette tape is long enough to record all the programs.
• Make sure that the safety tab on the cassette is not broken off.

INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

C_D CSD

JUMP

C_D

@®®
®®®
@®®

TAPE
S_Et)

CD

Me_'tJ

Recording from today to one month later
If today is August 31st, you can set the timer to record a program broadcast
between today and September 30 (for 31 days). If today is January 31 st, you can
set the timer to record a program broadcast between today and February 28th
(for 29days). A leap year is automatically considered.

Example: Suppose you want to record a program broadcast on channel 26 from
9:00 PM on Thursday March 10 in EP mode. Note that 12:00 AM is midnight and
12:00 PM is noon.

SPACE

TIMER

G_

ON

SCREEN

CLEAR

_

CD

C5_

CD

IST_LLADJUST)
INC_
_RK

CD

CD

(_

II
CD

CD

CD

Press
TIMER
ON SCREEN.
The TIMER
SET/CHECK
menu appears.
TIMER SET/CHECK
DAlE
START
P' 4-:-./..
.:~.
./..
.:..
./..
.:..
.[..
.:..
-/--:--

E_SE

C_

TIMER ON SCREEN

CD

2

CH

Press RETURN.
Make sure that today's date is flashing.
If not, reset the correct time. See "Setting

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STOP
-: ....
.: ....
.: ....
-: ....
.: ....
-: ....

TIME SET" on pp. 25-26.

the Clock - CURRENT
TIMER
SFrlC.ECK_I
TUE

RETURN

3/4':W
-/--/-.1..
-/*./..

Use € _

-:-":'":'.:..
-: -.:..

-;
-:
-:
.:
-I
.:

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

Exit

_sJY_
During timer recording,

_

/ STAND BY indicator flashes.

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Timer Recording

Press _+ or V- to set the month and date to 3/10 THU.
The day of the week is automatically set.
TIMER

SET/CHECK 3/1 "_E
I_TIE
START
STOP
3/10x_
-;--: ....
./..
.:..
.: ....
./..
.:..
.. ....
./..
.:..
.: ....
"/'"
":'"
": ....
-1""
":'"
": ....

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Use € _

(_H

Exit

Press RETURN to flash the hours section under "START'
then A+ or vuntil 9 PM appears.
TIMER
SET/CHECK3/1TUE
INPUT
SLEEP
c_

JUMP
c_

@®®
®®®
®®®
ss" ®

RETURN
(_

(R)
(L)

DA'I_
_lO_u

STARt
9:.- -_

SlOP
-: ....

./..
./..
.1..
./..
./..

.:..
.:..
.:..
.:..
.:..

.: ....
.: ....
.: ....
.: ....
.:..

CH

_
Use 0_

Exit 1_

Press RETURN to flash the minute section under "START" then A+ or Vuntil 00 appears.
TIMERSET/CMECK_
TUE
DATE
3!lOr.u
./..
./..
./..
./..
./..

T/OE
SP_O

C_D

g
_UER O_ _EN

CZD C_
_

CD
•

c_

_

C_D

RETURN
(_

C_R

(R)
(L)

_

use€ _

START
9".00m
.:..
.:..
.:..
.:..
.:..

STOP
-: ....
.: ....
.: ....
.: ....
.: ....
.: ....

Ex_

CD
eRASE

CD

Presshours
RETURN.
The
section flashes

IN

c_

steps 4 and 5.
RETURN

under "STOP."

Set the turn-off time referring

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DATE
3/10_
./..
-/'*
./..
./..
./..

START
9:00_
.:..
":'"
.:..
.:..
.:..

Press RETURN to flash the CH position then A+ or V-until

_

STOP
CH
IO".GGm -.: ....
": ....
.: ....
.: ....
.: ....

r_

26 appears.

TIMER SET/CHECK
3/1 TUE
DAlE
START
STOP
3/10mu
9_
10_
.!..
.:..
.: .....
./..
.:..
.: .....
.!..
.:..
.: .....
.t..
.:..
.: .....
./..
.:..
-: .....

Use € _

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SET/CNECK
_ TUE

use€ I_

38

CH

Exit

Ot
26 -

8

Press

RETURN

position then

to flash

_+

or V-

RETURN
(_

the

recording

speed
The following

until EP appears.
TIMER SET/CHECK 3/1
DATE
START
3/10_
s:00m
./..
.:..
-!--:-./..
.:-.
-!--:--/--:--

(R)
(L) _

"rUE
STOP
10:S5_
.: .....
-: .....
.: .....
-: .....
": .....

CH
_

CASSE'I-FE"

Press

RETURN

to store the setting.

use€ _

each case

---

When switched to stand-by mode for timer
recording, if a cassette is not inserted or a
cassette without safety tab is inserted.

TIMER SET/CHECK
3/1 TUE
DA'I1E
START
STOP
),, 3/'10'n_
9:00_
1_
.1..
.:..
-: .....
./..
.:..
.: .....
./o.
.:o.
-: .....
./..
°:..
-: .....
./..
.:o.
.: .....

RETURN

under

=LEASE PUT IN A RECORDABLE
CASSETTE

The AT (AUTO SPEED) mode starts recording at the SP speed, but if it determines there isn't
enough tape left to complete the programmed recording, it switches to the EP speed.

9

messages

appear on the screen:
• "PLEASE
PUT IN A RECORDABLE

CH
26_

"PLEASE

PUSH POWER OFF TO SET

TIMER"--When

the VIDEO

TV is still turned

before the timer recording
SLEEP OFF time and
START overlap.

Ex,

on

starts or when
TIMER
REC

"PLEASE STOP THE TAPE"---

0

When TIMER ON SCREEN

After
you finish
programming,
The TIMER
REC indicator
lights. press POWER to turn off the VIDEO TV.

is pressed at

the same time the tape is being played
back.
"VCR IS RECORDING"---

To change or correct the setting before completing it
Press BACK SPACE to return to the item to be changed,

When PLAY, FAST FORWARD,

To preset another program
Move the cursor to the second lineafter step 9 and repeat steps 2 to 10.

pressed
at the same
recording is being done.

Daily/Weekly Recording
You can preset the timer-activated recording to the same program'everyday
week (Daily recording), or one day of the week(Weekly recording).

5 minutes before timer recording starts.

Follow steps 1 through

REWIND

/REVIEW, EJECT, CH +/-, 0_9 buttons,
INPUT SELECT,
JUMP or MENU is
time

the

timer

'q-IMER REC STARTS IN 5 MINUTES"---

of the

"PLEASE

SET THE CLOCK FIRST"---

When TIMER ON SCREEN is pressed in
the condition the current time is not set.

2 in "Setting the Timer" on page 37.

You can select the following programs.
Each time you press _-, the indication
following

under "DATE"

on screen changes in the

order.

EVERY

SUN

SUN - SAT (Everyday

EVERY

MON

MON

MON

- SAT

of the week)

--I
m,

(Everyday except Sunday)

FRI (Everyday
Saturday

except

o
m.

and Sunday)

EVERY SAT <

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Timer Recording

If the turn-on time of two programs are the same
The program listed first on the TIMER SET/CHECK display has priority over the
other programs. The timer recording of lower priority programs will be done from the
point after program 1 is finished.

Program
1
(listed first in the list)

I
10:00pro

INPUT
SELECT

SLEEP

CD

Program 2
(listed next in the list)

JUMP

CD

[

10:50pro

L_

Will not be recorded

CD

@®®
®®®
Q®
®

If the recording start time of program 2 is the same as the recording end time
of program 1

Program

1 I

_:_

10:00pm
_8_

_1
11:30pro

10:50prn

VOL

Program

2 1
11:40pm

T_

_O

MENU

SPACE

cu
TIMER

ON

SCREEN

CLEAR

C_D (5_D
(STILL

C:D
If the recording start time of program 2 comes before recording of program 1
is over
The recording of program 2 will begin after program 1 is finished.

ADJUST)

INO_-X

CD

MARK

ERASE

CD

C:D

O
C:D
_REC

CD

CD
Program1

_

I

lO:OOprn

:

Program

IO:4Lpm

_:_

11:30pm

L
Will not be recorded

12:15pm

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If a power interruption occurs
• If a power interruption lasting less than approximately three hours occurs while the VCR is
waiting for the preset time, the VIDEO TV re-enter the timer recording standby mode.
• If a power interruption lasting more than approximately three hours occurs before a timer
recording, the memory clears. Reset the date and time for timer recording.
• If a power interruption lasting less than approximately three hours occurs during a timer
recording, the VIDEO "IV starts recording again.

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Features

The TIMER SET/CHECK display
When a recording is set for only one day,
that setting is erased from the TIMER
SET/CHECK
display after the recording is
over.

You can display all of the timer settings on the VIDEO TV screen to check the settings.

1

Press TIMER ON SCREEN.
The TIMER SET/CHECK display appears.
TIMER ON SCREEN

TIMER SET/CHECK 3/1 TUE
DATE
START
STOP
k' 3/10mu 9:00_
10'.55_
3/11m
1.'00_
2:JSm
1.'00_
2:15_
MON-FRI tl.'00_
2:.15_
SUN.SAT11:00_
2:15m
E'VB_Y-SAT
11_
2:15m

use,__

CH
26_
10,LT
10a,
11s_
25_
25_

Ex. I_

Press TIMER ON SCREEN again to return to the original screen.

The timer settings can be changed
SET/CHECK display.

1

or cancelled

by referring

Press TIMER ON SCREEN.
TIMER SET/CHECK display appears.

to the TIMER

TIMER SET/CHECK 3/1
DA'IE
START
k' 3/10n_ _
3/11m
l:00m
t.'00m
MON-FRI 11.'00_
SUN-SAT11:00_
E_-SAT 11_

TIMER ON SCREEN

"rUE
STOP
10'.55_
2:_
2:.15m
2:15m
2:.15m
2:15m

CH
IG,e"
10sP
11sP
25_
25_

use # I-_i_l E.,dt_--I

2

Press _+

or v-

to move the cursor to the
TIMER SET/CHECK 3/1 TUE
DATE
START
STOP
3!10mu _
10".5_
k' 3/11FN l:O0m
2:L_v
I.'QQ_v
2:15m
MON-FRI 11.'00_
2:15,,.
SUN-SAT 11.'00_
2:.15m
E_,.SAT 11:00_
2:15,_

program you wish to change or cancel.

(L)

Use _ _

To
change it,
flash the
item toand
be changed
by
pressing
BACK
SPACE
make the
required changes by pressing A+ or V-.

O!
10,_.T
10S_'
11sp
25_
25_

Exit

BACK
SPACE

(L)
CLEAR

--I

To cancel it, move the cursor to the item to be
cancelled
CLEAR.

by pressing

_o

A+ or V- then press

o

Press TIMER ON SCREEN to return to the original screen.

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41

Quick Timer Recording
This function is convenient

when, for example,

you want to set the VCR to start

recording immediately without going through the whole timer setting procedure.

• Make sure that the clock is set correctly before you activate Quick Timer Recording.
• During Quick Timer Recording, you cannot change the channel on the VIDEO TV.

Insert a cassette. The VIDEO TV automatically

turns on.

Press
SELECTto so
that the
a channel
number
Press INPUT
TAPE SPEED
select
recording
speed,appears.
SP, LP or EP.

3
• To extend the Quick Timer Recording
time, press LENGTH
to advance
the
recording time in 30-minute increments.
• To clear the Quick Timer Recording
setting, press LENGTH and START at the
same time.

_1_
'-lr

Select the desired channel number with the 0-9 buttons and ENTER or
CHANNEL +/-.
If you try to select the Cable TV channel, first set CABLE to ON in SET UP
menu.

Repeatedly press START on the front panel to preset the start time.
START

• If you try the Quick Timer Recording
immediately without setting the start time,
delete the step 4.
QUICK TIMER
START TIME 12:30 AM
LENGTH
0:00

If the tape runs out during Quick Timer
Recording,
recording
will stop and the
power goes off. The tape will not rewind
automatically.
If a power interruption
occurs during
Quick Timer Recording,
recording
will
stop and the power goes off. If the power
interruption
lasts less than three hours
and the power is restored
before the
recording end time, recording will start
again from that point.

5

Press LENGTH on the front panel to set the recording time which appears on
the screen.
Each time you press LENGTH, the time length advances in 30-minute
increments up to 9 hours.
LENGTH

QUICK TIMER
START TIME 12:30 AM
LENGTH
0:30

6

Press POWER to turn off the VIDEO TV.

The VCR turns on at the preset time and starts recording, then stops at the preset time.

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Index Function
INDEX signal marks on the tape let you scan through the start of different programs
or search for a specific section of tape.

Automatic INDEX mark
An INDEX signal is automatically

marked at the beginning of recording.

iNPUT
S_)T

SLEEP

JUMP

INDEX MARK

@q)®
(9@@
@@(9

Manual INDEX mark
INDEX signals can be marked at any desired point during any recording or normal
playback.
Press INDEX once.
INDEX 00 appears.

TAPE
SPEED

CD
MENU

SPACE

_

_8

CD

INDEX O0

T_ER ONSCREENCLEAR

C_

CD

C2D

_D

CD

(SnLLA_q

MARK

•

ERASE

Then press MARK at the point where you want to mark INDEX signal. INDEX
MARK appears on the screen.

II

• Leave an interval of more than 2 minutes between INDEX signals when marking them one
after the other so that the VCR can detect them correctly.
• While an INDEX signal is being marked during playback, the recorded sound will not be
heard, but it will not be erased.
• You cannot mark an INDEX signal in the following cases:
- On a tape without safety tab.
- On an unrecorded portion of a tape.
- Immediately before a point on the tape where the tape speed changes.

RM-Y126

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m.

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I 43

Index Function

The beginning of each program can be found and played back by using the INDEX
signals.

Insert a cassette with INDEX signals.

Press INDEX
once
playback.
INDEX
O0appears
onduring
the screen.
INPUT

CD

S_)CT

CD

SLEEP

JUMP

INDEX

®®®
®®®
®®®

INDEX 00

®

i

co_FuCOOW_RV
_
(_
_VOL

Press
either
FORWARDI,_
or REWIND/REVIEW<<
to start
the INDEX
scan.The
tapeFAST
rewinds
or rapidly advances
to the next marked
signal.

T_:
SPEED

CD

The tape plays back for about 5 seconds, then
rewinds or rapidly advances to the next INDEX
signal. Each time INDEX signal is detected and
playback begins, the INDEX scan number (INDEX
SCAN 04) appears.

_NU

TtM_ ONSCPI_N _

CD
--T_K_G

C_D
--

CZD C5_

CD

(SI_LL_JUS_
INDEX
V,_RK

ERASE

_

CD

INDEX SCAN04

_

c db
(_---_

_c _

When
thestarts
desired
Playback
from program
that point.is detected, press PLAYb,.

RM-Y126

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5: Using Advanced

VCR Features

A particular program can be located and played back by designating how many
INDEX signals ahead or behind that program is from the current position.

Insert a cassette with INDEX signals.

2

Press INDEX.
INDEX O0appears.
INDEX

INDEX O0

Using
the 0-9 buttons,
enter
number02of and
INDEX
want INDEX
to skip. 05,
For example,
if the tape
is the
at INDEX
yousignals
want toyoulocate
press 0 3.

4

Press

either

FAST

FORWARD_

or REWIND

/REVIEW
.<,,I.
INDEX SEARCH03 appears on the screen. When
the desired
signal is found, playback
begins
automatically.
INDEX SEARCH03

I_F_

You can erase unnecessary

While INDEX signal is being erased,
recorded sound is temporarily muted.

INDEX signals.

the

Press
during playback.
INDEX INDEX
O0appears.

Press
INDEX ERASE.
ERASE appears on the screen.
ERASE

INDEX ERASE

Press
FAST INDEX
FORWARDI_
or REWIND/REVIEW
<4playback.
.
The firsteither
subsequent
signal is erased
and the tape begins

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VCR Features

45

Appendix

Specification
Television system

American TV standard

Power consumption

KV-13VM20/21 : 85W
KV-20VM20:100W

Recording system

Rotary two-head helical
scan system

Dimensions (WHD)

KV-13VM20/21:
15 _" X 16s_'X 15"
390 X 416 X 384mm
KV-20VM20:
20 _/8"X 20 '_"X 19"
531 X 511 X 482mm

Weight

KV-13VM20/21 :

Channel coverage

VHF: 2 - 13
UHF: 14-69
Cable TV: 1-125

Picture tube

KV-13VM20/21:
MicroblackTMTrinitron ®
tube

Tape Speed

20-inch picture measured
diagonally
21 -inch picture tube
measured diagonally

SP: 33.35 mm/sec.
LP: 16.67 mm/sec.
EP: 11.12 mm/sec.

Maximum

9 hours in EP mode

Antenna

75-ohm external antenna
terminal for VHF/UHF

LINE IN

VIDEO IN (phono jack)
(1 each)
Input signal: 1 Vp-p, 75
ohms, unbalanced, sync
negative
AUDIO IN (phono jack)
(1 each)
Input level: 400 mVrms
Input impedance: 47
kilohms

Power requirements

Design and specifications

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Appendix

Net: 14.65 kg(32.3 Ibs)
Gross: 16.65 kg(36.7 Ibs)
KV-20VM20:

13-inch picture measured
diagonally
14-inch picture tube
measured diagonally
KV-20VM20:
Trinitron ®Tube

120V AC, 60 Hz

are subject to change without notice.

Net: 28.3kg(62.41bs)
Gross: 30kg(66.1 Ibs)

recording/playback
time
Fast-forward and
rewind time

Approx. 4 min. 30 sec.
(T-120 tape)

Supplied accessories

Remote commander
RM-Y126 (1) with 1 size
AA (R6) battery
Antenna Adapter (1)

Troubleshooting
VCR OPERATION
Symptoms
Cannot load video cassettes

Suggestions
• Insert the cassette with the window side up and the safety tab facing you.
• Check if a video tape is already in the VCR.

No operation when buttons

• Cancel the QSR stop time.

are pressed

Auto play function doesn't

• Make sure that the receiving channel of the set is properly tuned.

work or TV programs can't be

• Make sure that the safety tab on the video cassette tape is still intact.

recorded

• Check antenna wires, connections

Timer recording can't be

• Make sure the recording start/stop time is correct.

performed

• Reconnect the power plug to an AC outlet, and reset the program recordings.

There is no picture in

• Check that power is set to ON.

playback, or the playback

• Check that the video cassette tape has a recorded program.

picture is noisy or contains

• Check the tracking control (for noise streaks)

and direction.

streaks

Video cassette tape was
insertedincorrectly

Appendix

• Wait a few seconds. The video cassette tape should eject itself.

Troubleshooting
If you have a problem with the VIDEO TV, first check the power cord connection, then go through the following list. Should the
difficulty persist, unplug the unit, and contact your Sony dealer or local authorised Sony service facility.

VIDEO TV RECEPTION
Suggestions

Symptoms
No picture or sound

• Make sure the unit is plugged into a working AC outlet.
• Make sure it is not set to LINE IN mode.
• Check that POWER is set to'ON.
• Check the antenna wires, connections

Picture OK, sound poor

• Adjust the sound.

Sound OK, no picture

• Try another channel.

and direction.

• Adjust the picture.

Picture weak or blurred

• Check the antenna wires, connections

and direction.

• Adjust picture control.

Picture rolls vertically

• Check the antenna wires, connections and direction.

Ghosts (multiple images)

• Check the antenna wires, connections

and direction.

• Install a directional antenna.

Wrong color or no color

• Adjust color and hue controls.

No response to button pressing

• Press the buttons carefully again. Unplug the set, then plug it in and try again.

No response to remote control

• Check the polarity (+and

--) of the batteries.

• Replace the batteries.

Appendix



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