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VR,4235HF
• MTS Hi-Fi Stereo

VR

P_yP_x_rd
p. 11-I
•

Bilingual (EnglishSpanish)
On-Screen Display
p. 4-3

4235H

• Mural-Brand
= = :: Remote Conltols _,
p. 3-I
•

Slow Motion
StJl_ause
p. 7-2

•

Message Center
Display
p. 1-1

•

Index Search
p. 11-1

•

On-Screen
Programming
p. 4-1

•

On-So'sen Display
p. 5-1

•

1 Year, 8 Event Timer
p. 9-1, 10-2

•

Instant Reco_'ding
p. 8-1, 11-1

•

18! Channel
Capability

•

Auto Channel Search
p. 4-2

•

Auto Digital
Picture Tracking
p. 7-2

• Quick Start Loading
p. 7-1
•

Auto Head Cleaner
p. 14-3

•

Auto Playback
System
p. 7-1

• Auto Counter Reset
p. 7-1

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•

Counter Memory
p. 7-1

•

Auto Daylight
Savings Adjust
p. 13.1

•

VCR Rashback
p. 3-7

Video Cassette
Recorder
Operating
Guide and Warranty

• HQ Circuitry
Note: Features vary
between models;
some features listed
• may not be available
on your VCR.

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WARNING:

TO REDUCE

THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT

REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE.
REFER
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL ..............
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT E.XPOSE
THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
0-.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral
I_. gle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulat6d
"dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of €lectric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance
(scribing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Safety Tips
Refer to the "Safety Tips" booklet that came with your
product for knportant safety considerations.

Note to Cable TV System

Installer

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

Power-Cord

Polarization

This product is equipped with a polarized alternatingcurrent line plug (a plug having one bhde wider than the
other.) This plug will fit into the power outlet only one
way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert
the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the
plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to re-.
place your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug by altering it in any way.

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

ATTENTION
POUR I_VITER LES CHOCS ]_LECTKIQLTES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE
DANS LA BORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA
PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU'AU

REGULATORY

FOND.

q

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of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
•

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•

Increase the separation
receiver.

•

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.

•

Consult the dealer
technician for help.

between the equipment and

or an experienced

radio/TV

CAUTION: Do not attempt to modify this product in any
way without written authorization from Zenith Electronics
Corporation. Unauthorized modification could void the
user's authority to operate this product.
This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of
the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
"Cet appareii num_rique de la class b respecte routes les
exigences du R_gulament sur le materiel brouillieur du
Canada."

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
Copyright

e Zenith Electronics

Corporation

1995

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CONTENTS
Ill General Information
Introduction.
Installation Considerations.

9
Timer Recording
Recording while you are away (VCR turned off.)
L

10

1

1

Installation/Step

A

VCR Setup Checklist.
"_: Connectionswithantennaor a cablebox.
Audio/Video and Accessoriesconnections.
FrontAudio/Video InJacks
Ch3-4 Switch.
2
VCR Message
VCR Message Center.
VCR Accessories.
Remote

I

11

Center/Front
Controls
Overview of VCR buttons.

Control

4

VCR

Features

Setup/Step

Personalize VCR On-screen
or recording tapes.

read-

B

Menus before playing

5 VCR/TV Displays
VCR On-Screen Display.
VCR Message Center Displays.
I

6

Watching 1V

Overview of three tuning options.
Antenna In TV Connections.
Audio/Video In TV Connections.
TV Tuning, VCR Tuning,'Cable Box Tuning.
II

7

Chart.

Instant

VR4185

I

VCR

Plus

Setup

VR4185/Step

C

VCR must be set up before yo_ can record VCR
Plus program ming.
""_
Channel Mapping Instructions.
I

13 Additional
Index Search.

Information

Real-Time Tape Counter/Memory.
Special Menu.
Auto Clock Set.
Auto Daylight Savings Adjust.
Audio Record Mode.
Audio Playback Mode.
Aux Channel.
(Audio/Video
Connections-use to enhance
audio/video performance
from your VCR.)
II

14

Service

Information

Operating Difficulties.
Problem Resolution Chart.

15 Specifications
VCR Features Chart.
Your

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8

Recording

Video heads and cabinet cleaning.

Playing Tapes

Playing pre-recorded
tapes.
Cassette Play/Record
Times
Playing Tapes Options.

VCR Plus

Recording broadcast programming using the VCR
Plus feature with Cable Box control.
12

Overview of remote keys. Install_ng Batteries;
ies remote to operate VCR etc.
Simple instructions for using remote.

Recording
Box

Recording Cable TV (C/_,TV) subscriber program....
ming that requires a cable/convener
box.- • ......
Timer Recording broad._asts with a cable box.

III

3

Instant/Timer
with a Cable.

Recording

Recording what you see on your TV screen (VCR
turnedon.)

Sears

Warranty

Warranty coverage for your VCR.
This product is exclusive to and warranted solely
by Sears. Refer to back cover for specific warranty
information.
Notes: All VCR features, graphics and identification labeling are subject to change without prior notice.
Features vary between models----not all features
listed may be available for your particular VCR.
Check VCR Features Chart.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Congratulations on buying the _
Video Cassette Recorder (VCR). For you convenience,
please read these simple Instructlons before operatlng your VCR.

NOTES:
_ ._, * ..- This Video Cassette Recorder is compatible with any video cassette bearing the mark _]_.
•
•

....

-

-

_
is designed to expand yoU opportunities for in-home TV viewing and not for any usage which might violate copyright laws.
] _1_,,

The Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) with this marking incorporates _
high_l_ality picture technology and
is compatible with _ Video Cassette Recorders bearing the _
mark.

Installation

Considerations

Before you install your VCR...

•

Plugging in Your VCR -- Be sure to plug your VCR mt_
an "_tched"
A_ power source. The "switched" AC
outlets found on some video equipment will not continue
supplying power to the VCR once the equipment is turned
off. If the power to the VCR is interrupted for an extended
time, you will have to reset the clock in the VCR.

Power Source -- Your VCR is designed to operate on normal household current, 120 volt 60
Her'z AC. Do not attempt to operate it on DC
current.

•

Keep the video recorder and video cassette away from
strong magnetic fields.

•

Use only approved and recommended accessory units
with your video recorder to avoid potential hazards.

Power Cord Q Your VCR power cord has a po-

•

Save the shipping carton and packing material. The)"will
come in handy if you ever have to ship your video recorder. For maximum protection, re-pack the video recorder as it was ori_nally shipped from the factory.

Ventilation -- Proper ventilation keeps your
VCR running cool. Air circulates through perforation.s in the back and bottom of the cabinet. Do
not block these vents or you will shorten the life
of your VCR.

_k

ariz.ed Itplug
required
Underwriters'
Laboratories.
has asone
regular by
blade
and one wide
blade and fits only one way into a standard electrical outlet. If the blades will not enter either way,
your outlet is very old and non-standard. A new outlet should
be installed by a qualified electrician.

Moisture condensation is apt to occur under the following
conditions:

Safe Operation -- Your VCR is manufactured
and tested with your safety in mind. However,
unusual stress caused by dropping or mishandling, exposure to flood, fire, rain or moisture,
or aceidentai spilling of liquids into the VCR,
can result in potential electrical shock or fire hazards. If this
happens, have your VCR checked by a service technician before using it again.

"

•

When the video recorder is moved from a cold place to a
warm place.

•

Under extremely humid conditions.

In locations where moisture condensation may occur:

Please read and observe each safety point in the "Safety
Tips" folder when installing and using your VCR.

iii

•

Keep the power cord plugged into an AC outlet and the
POWER switch set to ON. This will help prevent condensation from occurring.

•

When condensation has occurred, it will not evaporate
quickly once the power is switched on. Wait a few hours
for the video recorder to become dry before using the
video recorder.

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INSTALLATION
VCR Setup Checklist
Step A Connect

Cables to System Components

["7 1. Make equipment connectionsto VCR, (see _e fol!owingpages in this section.)
['7 2. Plug all system components into householdcurrent(120V AC-Line Outlet).
Remove shipping plug from front ahdio/video jacks.
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Step B Personalize On-Screen Menus
Set up VCR Features for your particular system, (see section 4-VCR Features Setup.)
[--] 1. (Optional) Specify Spafiish for On-Screen Menus.
[--'] 2. Set the VCR Clock.
["7 3. Perform Auto Channel Search.
[-"] 4. (Optional)

Specify, ADD or DEL (Delete) in Channel

Scan.

-

Step C VCR Plus Setup VR4185
F']I.

Set up VCR Plus and Channel Map for your local broadcast area. See section 12-VCR Plus Setup.

Once Steps

A, B and C are complete,

your VCR is ready to use.

Notes to above steps:
You can change the on-screen menu system, so it appears in Spanish instead of English.
The VCR clock must be set before attempting to record using the VCR timer.
Auto Channel Search registers the channels you receive; numerically. You can then customize your
channel scanning selection with the optional Channel ADD/DELETE Procedure. You can specify if a
particular channel should be omitted or included (added/deleted) when scanning channels.
If you move or change equipment connections to the VCR, redo the channel search.
You must complete the VCR Plus Setup procedure, before you can record using the VCR Plus
feature.
You must channel map for your local broadcast area, or the program you record may be from a
different channel than the one you intended.

Note: If • power failure occurs and lasts for over 15 minutes, you will have to reprogram the VCR features.

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INSTALLATION/Step

A

Connections
elumda_d
Indoo¢/Outdoor
A_nl_n=

VCR
Back Panel

VIDEO

L-AUDIO-R
ou'r TO I"V

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Note: Make sure connector pins fits inside
jack center holes.

Step 1. Connect

your antenna type or CATV cable to VCR ANT IN.

Step 2. Connect

Hook-up

Cable from VCR OUT TO TV to TV Ant In.

Step 3. Set CH3-4 Switch on VCR back panel to CH3.

Connections

with a Cable Box
"i_pical TV
Back Panel

Back Panel

_

Cable/Converter

_

ou'r TO 1_

Box

Back Panel

Step 1. Connect

CATV Cable to Cable

In.

Step 2. Connect

Cable Out to VCR IN FROM

Step 3. Connect

Hook-up

ANT.

Cable from VCR OUT TO TV to TV Ant In.

Step 4. Set CH3-4 Switch on VCR back panel to CH3.
1--2

INSTALLATION/Step
Audio/Video

Connections

A

(To TV A/V In Jacks)

VCR
Back Panel

Typical TV
Back Panel

_lf/ul4/c_-v

/u_rr
IN

Note: You must make these additional connections to hear stereo sound while playing
or using the VCR Tuner as the source of the TV picture. See Additional Information.
Step

1. Connect

Step

2. Connect

Accessories

VCR
VCR

VIDEO

OUT
OUT

Audio/Video

Back Panel
VCR
VIDEO

L-AUDIO-R

L-AUDIO-R

to Audio Right

to the Video

Connections

a tape

and Left In jacks on the TV or a stereo.

In jack

on the TV.

(To VCR A/V In Jacks)

z

,,,.VC R

Accessory
Jack Panel

_,.

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Accessory
Components:
Another
VCR
Camcorder
Video Camera
Satellite Receiver

IN

Laser Disk Player
Stereo Hi-Fi

Step 1. Connect Audio Right and Left Out Cables from an audio source, such as another VCR, Camcorder, Satellite Receiver, Laser Disk Player or Stereo Hi-Fi, to the VCR L-AUDIO-R
IN jacks.
Step 2. Connect

Video Out from a video source to the VCR VIDEO

IN jack.

Note: If you need adapters or additional audio/video cables to make the connections
they can be purchased from your nearest Sears Retail Store or Service Center.

1--3

shown in this section,

INSTALLATION/Step

A

VCR Front Audio Video (In) Connections
VCR
Front Panel

....

POWER

_ISTOp&EJECT -"

.

_,-

l_plcel
Accessory
Jack Panel
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/_

Accessory
Components:
• Another VCR
._.Camcorder
-Video Camera
Satellite Receiver
Laser Disk Player
Stereo Hi-Fi

J

Use the VCR front L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO
(In)jacks for easy connection when using an accessory component temporarily.
The accessory component, connected to the VCR FRONT L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO
(In)
jacks, will override the component connected to the VCR REAR L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO
IN jacks.

VCR CH3-4 Switch

(Works with TV Ant In Connections

Only)

VCR
loclt IJw_l

to
h. 3
VCR CH3-4 Switch - This switch sends the signal
produced by the VCR to the TV set over Channel
3. ALL SYSTEM OPERATIONS (VCR Tunhag, Playback, Recording, Timer Recording
etc.) WILL HAVE TO BE PERFORMED
WITH THE TV TUNED TO CHANNEL 3. (Before the TV can receive an image sent from the
VCR, while the VCR is On, the TV must be On
and tuned to Channel 3. TV/VCR Switch set to

If Channel 3 does not work, set the Ch3-4 switch
to Ch- 4. ALL SYSTEM OPERATIONS
(VCR
Tuning, Playback,
Recording,
Timer Recording
etc.) WILL THEN HAVE TO BE PERFORMED WITH THE TV TUNED TO CHANNEL 4. (Before the TV can receive an image sent
from the VCR, while the VCR is On, the TV must
be On and tuned to Channel 4. TV/VCR Switch set
to VCR, so VCR appears in Message Center.)

VCR, so VCR appears in Message Center.)

1--4

VCR FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
VCR Front Panel

Cassette Loading
Compartment

Cassette Loaded in VCR Symbol
Stop/Eject Key

Appears When Clock Time is AM/PM
Tape Recording/Playing
Ophons

On/Off
Switch

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DA 4-Head Hi-FilHi-Speed

Rewind/Auto Tracking i

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SP?EP

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Channel

Front Alternate Input
Audio, Video Jacks

VCR Performing
a Function Symbol

Message Center Window_"_
(Displays and Symbols Depend
on Particular VCR Function)

Operate your VCR using the" front panel buttons or
the Remote Cor_.ol keys.

VCR Accessories

Hookup Cable

2--1

Up/Down
Selectors

Timer Mode
Indicator

REMOTE CONTROL MBR3350-02
I

Installing

Batteries

.4

Using Remote

are in--

stalled, the Remote is
ready to control VCR.

I

Control

I

I

In Addition to Your VCR,
use Remote Control to

r-

Qperate

.....

I. T6 program Remote to operate most remote'€ontroUed
TVs

8I_IV'Mo_,

-'bI_CAWMo_

i_ =t W.

_)nce batteries

II

eJmM Cab_ Bo_.

After installing batteries, the remote
control resets itself to the following
Zenith brand codes: TV=101,
VCR=201 and CABLE=301.

and "cable boxes, look up your
units' _and code numbers in Tables 1 or 3.

Tv Code(s)
CABLE

LEDs Indlcatlng
Operating Modes

TVNCR/CATV

Program.
use a
small blunt
object to
press key
down when
programming

Other Equipment

Code(s)
_¢..

On/Off

2. Press MODE several times to

Mode
Selector

:choose (light) LED of mode you
desire to teach code to; TV or
CATV.

Key

3. Press PRG for about 5 seconds, with a small blunt object,
until the mode indicator you
chose lights.
4. Key in your unit's brand code.

Not used
VCR
Function
Keys

Sound
Controls
Direct Channel
and
Programming
Entry

5. Press ENTER, all indicators
should light briefly; code has
been learned. If not, repeat steps
2 through 5. (Try other codes
for your brand.)
Note: If batteries are removed it
may be necessary to reprogram
the Remote for proper brand
codes for your equipment.

Closed Captions
if available on
your "IV

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REMOIE CONTROL
Installing

Batteries

Using Remote

MBR3370-OZ

Control
In Addition
use Remote
OPerate

i_m id W.

el VCR.

ilim al Clide Box.

Afler installing batleries, the remote
control resets itself to the following
Zenith brand codes: "1"V=101,
VCR=201 and CABLE=301.

m-

stalled, the Remote is
ready to control VCR.

Control

to

Other Equipment

1. T'o program Remote to oper_ :'-'ate most remote Controlled TVs

llelect VCR Mode.

¢S ate

to Your VCR,

and cable boxes, look up your
units' brand code numbers in Tables 1 or 3.
TV Code(s)

CABLE Code(s)
LEDs Indicating

TV/VCR/CATV

OperatingModes

Program,
use a

_/

I "_. "_"_Z

_,_

c;-_ _,,_ / I

_--_

"_"

(_)_

lmaJl blunt

obj_:_to
press key

programm,ng

_

c_--'C_
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"_-'J

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On/Off

2, Press MODE several times to

Mode
Selector
Key

choose (light) LED of mode you
desire to teach code to; TV or
CATV.

I

3. Press PRG for about 5 seconds, with a small blunt object,
until the mode indicator you
chose lights.

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I

I

_

4. Key in your unit's brand code.
VCR
Function
Keys
Direct Channel
and

03

I

I

5. Press ENTER, all indicators
should light briefly; code has
been learned. If not, repeat steps
2 through 5. (Try other codes
for your brand.)
Note: If,batteries are removed it
may be necessary to reprogram
the Remote for proper brand
codes for your equipment.

your i v

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3--2

MBR3350-02,

MBR3370-02

"FV, VCR AND C,ABLE DECODER

Table 1. TV Codes by Brand

Table 1. TV Codes by Brand

TV Brand Name

Codes

TV Brand Name

Codes

Admiral

116, 121

Pioneer

135

Akai

104

Por'dand

103

Amark

103, 146

AOC

104

Bell & Howell

121

OPERATING

CODES

BY BRAND

Table 3. Cable Decoder
Codes by Brand
;able Decoder
Irand Name

Codes
322

Macom

Bmksonic

_.:._

. 131,136

Candle

139

Centurion

119

Citizen

139

Contec

116

Satellite

Quasar

106, 107

Mag_vox

334

RCA

116, 104,126

NSC

335

Oak,
Panasonic

3111 332, 342

)roscan

.......

Realistic
.,

:141

•
"x

Coronado

103

Crown
Curtis Mathes

103
116, 119, 121

-

105,

123, 124 : - -

Sampo

119

Samsung

134, 103, 119,
141

Sanyo
Scott

118, 108, 109,
119

Philips

347, 350, 352,
354, 355

!

Sears

103, 108,109,
110, 111,118,
134

Pioneer

315

;

329

I

J149

IDaytron
L

il 19

iEmerson

124, 131,136,
103, 104, 123,

J

• .

Sharp

133, 137, 103,
105, 122,

Signature 2000

103, 104,105,
113, 114,119,
121, 130, 133

145

Soundesign
Fisher
iFunai TV/VCR
General
Electdc

109, 118
i

Sony

154
116, 106, 107,
114, 117

Samsung

iGoldstar
t

i119, 103, 104,
1147

IGoldstar "I'V/VCR

1153

Hitachi

1102,103,

I

J.C. Penney

!117,119t104'
110, 114,

JVC
KMC

',125, 132
1103
I
103, 104

KTV
LodQenet

I

103, 121

Toshiba

111,110,

Yorx

119

Zenith

101,149

Zenith "rv/vcR

153, 154

Locjik
L.XI

121
133, 137

Magnavox

112, 103, 113,
117, 119, 127,
128, 139

Zenith Laser Disk

121

Megatron
Memorex

146

MGNMitsubishi

104, 120
121
120, 104, 119,
130

Montgomery Ward ,133, 103, 104,
105, 113, 114,
119, 121,130
NEC

104,119

Panasonic

,107, 106

iPhilco

103, 104, 112,"
113, 139

Philips

316, 323,336
!

Sprucer

!313

Components
Standard
iSTS Satellite

!335
324
4000

!325
1317,318

Video Way
Viewstar

349

Zenith

301,322, 327

Zenith Drake
Satellite

312, 330

Zenith HT-2000

353
328

L

354, 355

I
J

Zenith VCRs
Zenith

Majestic
Marantz

_._.
":

Universal

4

Table 2. Zenith VCR Codes

335

Satell te

134

121

Scientific
AtJanta

Telecaption

103, 112, 121,
124, 139

Telerent

o

ITocom
'Toshiba

t106

Tatung
Teknika

i

129

i

!112, 113, 117,
119, 127, 128,
139

Sylvania

I

Regency

J

139
1151, 115
!

313, 320

)aragon::
Zenith)'

I

Daewoo

NAME

Codes
201,224,
229
245

225,

Zenith Satellite

Codes

Notes: The MBR3350-02
and
MBR3370-02
remotes should operate most, but not all, brands of IR
(Infra-Red)
controlled TVs, cable
boxes and Zenith VCRs listed

Allegro
Gemini

358

above;

305,331

General
Instrument
Hamlin

305,306

Jerrold

307,304,308,
309,310

These remote controls should operate
most of the functions for the brands
listed above. For functions not available on this remote, use your original
remote control.

-Kale Vision

335

Table 3. Cable Decoder
Codes by Brand
Cable Decoder
Brand Name

_lacom

302,303,345

1314, 321

112,113
3--3

see Tables

221-782-05

1, 2 and 3.

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REMOTE CONTROL KEY DESCRIPTIONS
II

A - B - C_

Features

I

not used.

I

MODE--

Mode selector.

SEARCH-cording

ADJ (ADJUST Left/Right)Use to modify on-screenmenu

MUTF,-- Press to turn off
sound, press again to restore.

optionsand to adjusttape playbacktracking.

Numbered keys m Use to
eh6ose channels and enter pro-

Use to access re-

start locations.

• SELECT (Up/Down)-- Use to
choose on-screen menu options.

SOIJRCE-- OperatesSource

• "_CC/QUITmUse
to exit any oTi-_...... gramming informati6ii.Press
....:"""function
on some TVs.
screen menu and to access
,
channel number(s), then ENTER
SPEEDm Use to change indifor
direct
channel
entry.
Closed Captions or Text options
cated r_eording speed.
if available on TV.
PAUSE-- Use to pause tape
STILl.,--.--Press during playback
CH MAP-Press to begin
"
playbackor record.
to freeze tape frame.
VCR Plus Setup.
PLAY-- Use tobegintapeplaySTOP-Use to cancel VCR
back.
CHANNEL
(Up/Down)-Use
functions, like tape playback or
to change channels one at-a-time.
POWER--Turns
VCR on and
record modes.
"

E,N'rERm
Use for programruing on-screen menus. Press • •
channel number(s) then ENTER
for direct channel entry.
FF, FAST Fa,VD, F F3,VD-Use to advance tape rapidly.
FLASHBK (Flashback)-Use
during tape playback to return to
previous VCR channel.

°

off.Turns VCR
Off.

Timer On and

PRG-- Press to begin Remote
control Brand Code programming.

TV/VCR--

QUIT-Use to exit any onscreen menu.

TV/VCR

RECORD-cord feature.

Use to access re-

this direction to advance tape
playback one frame at-a-time.

this direction to reverse tape
playback direction one frame ata-time.

Time tapecounter or return
to M 0:00:00 position.

tape

Nff_.,NU-- Press to display onscreen menu options.

Twist shuttle toward

REW, REWIND-wind tape rapidly.
REWIND-rapidly.

Use to re-

Use to rewind

3--6

tape

Use to switch TV

picture from VCR tuner or playback to TV tuner.
SOURCE--

Use to

switch TV picture from VCR
tuner or playback to TV tuner.
VCRPLUS_
VCR Plus

REV--

Use to zero Real-

Mode indica-

: tor lights.

F3VD m Twist shuttle toward

gZEMORY--

TV VCR CATV--

Press to begin

Recording procedure.

VOLUME-- Use to increase/decrease

sound level.

VCR CBL TV w Mode selector keys.

VCR FEATURES SETUP/Step
I

i

Overview:

B

i

VCR

Features

On-Screen

Menus

To set up VCR features see following pages.
Perform steps in order as instructed, I, 2, 3, etc.,
to set up each feature.

and

Submenus
The example
trol to access

Press MENU

below shows how to use Remote
on-screen
menus.

to access on-screen menus.

Use up/down/left/right
-

VCR

arrows to select and adjust

options.

Press
MENU

(2D--

'_3LOCK
MENU
('ToSet
VCR Clock)

t

I
I

TIMER
CLOCK TIMER
4

II_

MENU

SETUP AUDIO

(3"0"13mer
Record a Program)

to select

"MENU"

to adjust

To exit press 'QUIT'

SETUP
MENU

J

(To Personalize
On-Screen Menus)

Use

Remote

Control

AUDIO
MENU
(To Specify
Sound Play/Record
Options)

Use to choose
and modify

4Jl

options

Con-

•

V(2R FEATURES SETUP/Step

ii

Features Setup Requirements
TV and VCR on.

.....

B

Features Setup Requirements with a Cable Box.
TV, VCR and Cable Box On.
"IV tuned to Channel 3 or set up with the TV
Audio Video In jacks as the source of the "IV picture. VCR tuned to Cable Box output channel number 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.
"

TV tuned to Channel 3 or set up with the TV
Audio/Video In Jacks as the source of the TV picture.
TV/VCR Switch on remote control set ;it VCR.
•, (VCR symbol appears in VCR Message Center win-_"---TV/VCR Switch on remote control set-at VCR. dow.)
.
(VCR symbol appears in VCR Message Center window.)
(Optional
Language
Select)
Specifying
Spanish
for On-Screen
Menus

1

2

3

4

5

AUTOCHANNEL
TUNING
BAND
CH./_D/DEL
SOURCE
SELECT
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY
• LANGUAGE
SELECT
# touma:=l,_=.to_i_
Toe_ pro_'QUIT'

w

Step 1. Turn VCR on.

To Select English Menus
Step 1. Turn VCR on.

Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to choose SETUP, press MENU.
Step 3. Press SELECT down arrow repeatedly
choose LANGUAGE
SELECT.
Step 4. Press ADJUST
Spanish.

Left/Right

to

Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to choose PRE, press ME,_.
Step 3. Press SELECT down arrow repeatedly to
choose IDIOMA.

to choose

Step 4. Press ADJUST
I?qGLES.

Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.

Left/Right

to choose

Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.

Specifying Tuning Band .... 'iV or CAW

1

2

" 3

4

5

AUTOCHANNEL
• TUNING
BAND
CH.ADD/OEL
SOURCE
SELECT
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY
LANGUAGE
SELECT
To oxl _

'QUIT"

Step 1. Turn VCR on.
Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to select SETUP, press MENU.
Step 3. Use SELECT
TUNING BAND.

Up/Down

arrows to choose

Step 4. Use ADJUST Left/Right arrows to choose
TV, for an antenna, or CATV if you subscribe to
cable service.
Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.

VCR FEATURES SETUP/Step
Using

Auto

1

Channel

(Search),

2

VCR saves

available

3

channels

4

J

0r. " '

Toult prom'(_.JIT"

1. Turn VCR

on.

Step 4. Press ADJUST to begin search.

Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to choose SETUP, press MENU.
Step 3. Use SELECT
AUTO CHANNEL.
(Optional)

1

Using

Up/Down

Channel

2

In memory

5

• AUTOCHANNEL
TUNINGBAND
CH.ADD/DEL
....
80URCESELECT
.....
ON'SCREEN DISPLAY
_,LANGUAGE
SELECT

Step

B

Step 5. Press QUIT when search is finished.

arrows to choose

Scan

Add

or Delete

3

Procedure

4

5

AUTO CHANNEL
TUNING BAND
Cl-(.
ADD/DEL
SOURCE SELECT
ON-SCREENDISPLAY
LANGUAGE SELECT
_to Nk_t

,o. t0 _lju=t

To ex_ _

'CKJI'T"

Step 1. Turn VCR on.

Step 4. Use numbered keys to choose channels and
ADJUST LefiJR.ight to choose ADD or DEL.

Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to choose SETUP, press MENIJ.

Step 5. Press QUIT when finished.

Step 3. Press SELECT ui)/Down arrows to
choose CH ADD/DEL.

4--3
.-_$,FO

VCR FEATURES SETUP/Step
Setting

B

The VCR Clock

1

2

3

4

5

6

O3

J

MONTH :JANUARY

DAY :10TIlE
YEAR :1995
" TIME :12:00PM
#t=_

o

r.

t0 adlum

t.-

're exll ixma 'OUff'

Use to choose
and modify options
Step 1. Turn VCR on.

Left/Right arrows to choose current month, JANUARY, FEBRUARY,
MARCH etc. Use SELECT
Up/Down arrows to choose D'A-'Yposition, use ADJUST Left/Right arrows to choose current date.
Use SELECT Up/Down arrows to choose TIME
position. Use numbered keys or ADJUST
Left/Right to choose current time and AM or PM
as appropriate, etc.

Step 2. Press MENU.
Step 3. Press MENU.
Step 4-5. Use SELECT Up/Do_vn arrows and ADJUST Left/Right arrows to choose and specify current time. For example: Use SELECT Up/Down
arrows to choose MONTH position, use ADJUST

Step 6. Press QUIT when finished.
Note: This VCR can automatically
for Daylight Savings Time.
Setting

Other

Menu

Options

Use the following
method to choose and specify
screen menu options for your particular
VCR.
Step

1. Turn

VCR

adjust the clock

on-

See ADDITIONAL
I_TORMATION
tions of the following features.
On-Screen
Display
--On/Off

on.

Step 2. Press MENU. Press ADJUST Left/Right
repeatedly to choose desired on-sci'een option from
the CLOCK, TIMER, SETUP or AUDIO menus.
Use SELECT and ADJUST keys to modify desired options.

Special
--Auto

Menu
Daylight

Savings

(0n/Off

for descrip-

Adjustment)

--Auto Clock Set (On/Off Adjustment)
(For this option only, press MENU to show Main
Menu. Press 4567 to access Special Menu.

Step 3. Press QUIT when finished.
All features listed below may not be available on
your VCR. Check the VCR Features listed for
your particular VCR.

Press QUIT when finished.)
Audio Record Mode
--Stereo/Monaural/2nd
Audio
Audio Playback
--Hi-Fi/Normal
Aux Channel

Mode

mUsing Accessory
Source Select
--Tuner/Aux

4m4

Components

VCR/TV DISPLAYS
Your VCR is controlled by both the remote control
and the buttons on the VCR. Some VCR functions
can be initiated by both units, but mostly the remote
control must be used.

VCR On-Screen

Notes: For all operations both the VCR and TV
power should be ON. To control the VCR, the remote control should be in VCR mode.

Display_
.e

STOP
SP

VCR CH 11

ChannelSelected with VCR 'i'uner
AudioMode of Broadcast

Stereo

[

Current VCR Mode

VCR Recording Tape Speed
CurrentDate/Time Set on Clock "

15 Men
7:17 AM

Real-_me Tape Counter
"-(Tape Position Hours/Minutes!Seconds)

f

M 1:35H5
J

Memory Feature is On

The VCR On-Screen Display appears on the TV
screen when a VCR function starts, like changing a
channel or selecting a different VCR mode. For example,
mode.

pressing

Press ENTER
TV screen.

STOP

while VCR is in PLAY

to show VCR On-Screen

Display on

Press ENTER again to leave Real-Time Tape
Counter position display on TV screen.

Note:
If the VCR On-Screen Display does not appear on
your TV screen, do the following:
Step 1. Press MENU. Press ADJUST
to choose SETUP, press MENU.
Step 2. Use SELECT Up/Down
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY.

arrows to choose

Step 3. Use ADJUST
ON.

arrows to specify

Step 4. Press QUIT.

M-01:35:45

REM 1:35

Press ENTER a third time to leave Tape Time Remaining display on TV screen. (I_M indicates the
time left on the video tape in the VCRml:35
means one hour and thirty-five minutes are left on
the video tape.)
Press ENTER repeatedly

repeatedly

to remove all displays.

5--1

Left/Right

VCR MESSAGE CENTER DISPLAYS
VCR

Message

Center

Displays

'-'C' LO

I

] _

L.

_M-

_

STILL -- Play mode has halted on one frame.

SLOW -- Play modespeed has been reduced.

The current functionof the VCRis detailedon the

displayed
in the VCR
on the VCR function.

Message
Center
If the Clock dis-

to reprogram

Clock/Message

Center

starts,

Message

the VCR

tion.

For example,

the VCR

Message

RE\VEND
appears
WIN'D.

Setup

the VCR.

- As a VCR

function

Center,displays

when

you press

Center

will read

and the VCR

On-Screen

the func-

REW,

(rewind)

Display,

on the TV screen,
will briefly
Clock remains
on even while

TAPING DONE -- All Timer_l_ecording
assignments have been completed.
TRIER
SET -- VCR is in Timer mode.
INDEX MARK -- VCR is marking
location of a recording.

which

show REVCR is off.

Messages

by

REC CH_ -- VCR is recording Channel_.
RECORDING
1 -- VCR is recording first Timer
Recording
assignment.
,

plays SET CLOCK then there has been a power
failure, or the power cord has been disconnected.
You may have

.

REC AUX -- VCR is reco..rdingthe signal sent
the system component connected to VCR
L-Audio-R/Video
In fi'ont or rear jacks.

areaof theVCR.
Information
will depend

Messages

Record

TV screen and in the VCR MesSageCenter/Clock

MONO

-- VCR is receiving

a Mono

the start
audio signal.

ST/2nd AUDIO -- VCR is receiving Stereo
2nd Audio monaural audio signals.

SET CLOCK -- Press MENU follow instructions.

STEREO -- VCR is receiving
signal.

Tuner

NO TAPE TAB -- Can't record, Cassette Safety
Tab is missing. Paste tape over safety tab hole.
NO CASSETTE
--No
cassette in VCR.

Messages

HELLO -- VCR has been turned on.
3 -- Channel

ADDED
DELETED

3 has been omitted.

7 -- Channel

CHANNEL

--

7 has been deleted.

VCR tu0ed to Channel

AUX -- Equipment connected to VCR
L-AUDIO-R/VIDEO
IN is
being played through
Playback

Tape Transport

EJECT -- VCR is ejecting tape.
ERROR -- See authorized:Zenith dealer.
Operating

VCR.

-_

Indicators
A cassette tape is loaded in the VCR.
VCR functions

TRACK

is playing.
-- VCR is adjusting

tracking.

STOP -- VCR is in Stop mode.
FFWD -- (Fast Forward) Tape is advancing
rapidly.
REW -- (Rewind) Tape is rewinding rapidly.
FWD SEARCH

--Tape

is advancing

Play mode.
REV SEARCH

--Tape

is reversing

rapidly in
rapidly in

Play mode.
5--2
25'_.9.-O

audio

Messages

Messages

PLAY --Tape
AUTO

a Stereo

and

are active.

,

WATCHING

POWER

IIST0P AEJECT

TV (Antenna

lI

DA 4-Head Hi-Fi/Hi-Speed

In TV Connections)

RewindlAuto Tracking

J
SP/IEP
i

®

.

/_

[[

J
e RECJIl'R

J i

_J3

I_F -/_//_/

/

Note: This setup (Antenna In TV Connections) requires that the TV be tuned to the same channel
that the VCR Ch3-4 Switch is set at, either Channel 3 or 4.
-_.
There are three tuning options available to you for selecting channels
to watch on your TV. You can use the TV tuner, the VCR tuner, or
the Cable Box Tuner (if you have a cable box).
"iV Tuner

1. Turn TV and VCR on, tune TV to Channel
2. Set Remote to VCR mode.

3.

3. Press TV/VCR
SOURCE
repeatedly
to turn off VCR indicator in VCR Message
Center.
4. Set Remote to TV mode. Select channels
with Remote or TV
controls.
Note: Remote will operate most Zenith TVs.
VCR Tuner

1. Turn TV and VCR on, tune TV to Channel
2. Set Remote to VCR mode.

3.

3. Press TV/VCR
SOURCE repeatedly
until VCR
appears in VCR Message Center.
4. Select desired
channel
with Remote
or VCR
Up/Down.
Cable Box Tuner

indicator
Channel

1. Turn TV, VCR and cable box on, tune TV to Channel

3.

2. Set Remote to VCR mode. Tune VCR to cable box output
channel number; 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.
3. Press TV/VCR SOURCE repeatedly until VCR indicator
appears in VCR Message Center.
4. Tune cable box to desired channel number.

6_1

WATCHING TV (Audio/Video

in TV Connections)

V_42_F

. POWER

II$T0P AEJECT

DA 4-Head

Hi-Fi/Hi-Speed

Rewind/Auto

Tracking
•

• REC/ITR

SP_EP

J

[[

I

1

3_

_a

Note: This setup (Audio/Video In TV Connections) requires that the TV use the _iu.dio/Video In jacks
as the source of the TV picture. "
-'There are three tuning options' available to you for selecting channels
to watch on your stereo TV. You can use the TV Tuner, the VCR
Tuner, or the Cable Box Tuner (if you have a cable box). To hear
stereo sound from the VCR Tuner or a tape playing in the VCR, use
the TV Audio/Video Input as the source for the TV picture.
TV Tuner

Follow instructions

on previous

page for TV viewing.

VCR Tuner

(Requires Audio/Video
In jacks on TV)
1. Turn TV and VCR on, set TV to Audio/Video
2. Switch Remote to VCR mode.
3. Select desired
Up/Down.

VCR channel

Input.

with Remote or VCR Channel

Cable Box Tuner

1. Turn TV, VCR and cable box on, set TV to Audio/Video
Source.

In

2. Switch Remote to VCR mode. Tune VCR to your cable box
output channel number; 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.
3. Tune cable box to desired channel number.

6_2

PLAYING TAPES

POWER

Ib-roP & F.JECT

DA 4-Head Hi-Fi/Hi-Speed

Rewind/Auto Tracking

q

1. Press POWER to turn VCR on,
or insert a prerecorded VHS cassette tape.
2. Press PLAY.
_Cassette
ICassette

PlaylRecord

Length

l,

Times

_SP

EP

f

I(Standard

Play) (Extended Play)

iT-30

i30 Minutes

i1 Hour, 30 Minutes

IT--60

i l Hour

_3 Hours

r

:6 Hours

iT-120

i2 Hours

'T-160

2 Hours, 40 Minutes 8 Hours

\

nf

.11

Casse_

Safety

i )

Auto Playback Systemw If the
Cassette Safety Tab has been removed, the VCR will begin to
play the tape automatically. (A
Rental tape will often have the
Safety Tab removed.)

Options
A. Press

STOP

to stop playing

tape.

B. Press EJECT to eject tape.
C. Real-Time
Tape Counter
Press ENTER
two times to leave the Real-Time

tape counter

display on the TV screen, press ENTER repeatedly
to remove
all displays.
(1:35:28= 1 hour, 3S minutes and 28 seconds).
The counter resets to 0:00:00 when you insert a tape or when
a tape is rewound to its.beginning.

7--1

PLAYING TAPES

i

<1<1_1_
DA 4-Head

Hi-Fi/Hi-Speed

RewindlAuto

PrAY I_Vr

Tracking

J,]
Use these

Playing

Tapes

Options

(See Remote Control and Additional Information Sections)

A. Pause/Variable
Speed Forward/Reverse
Slow Motion
Video
(While in Play mode) Press PAUSE twice, follow on-screen
instructions
for slow motion. Press PLAY to resume playing
tape. To adjust Slow Motion playback speed while in forward
or reverse slow motion, press and hold down FAST FWD for
faster slow motion, press and hold down REW for slower
slow motion. Press PLAY to resume playback.
B. Tape Rewind/Fast
Forward
(While in Stop mode) Press and release REWIND or FAST
FWD. Press STOP when tape reaches desired location.
C. Reverse/Forward
Search
(While in Play mode) Press and release REWIND or FAST
FWD, and hold down REWIND or FAST FWD for Jet
Search. Press PLAY to resume playing tape.
D. Tracking Adjustment Auto/Manual
Your Zenith VCR automatically
adjusts tracking when you
play a tape. If, however, the tape was recorded on a different
VCR, streaks (video noise) may appear. While the tape is
playing, press and hold down ADJUST (Left/Right) to manually adjust the tracking.
E. Index Search
At the start of each recording an Index mark is inserted on
the tape. Press SEARCH, then the number of the marks (1,
2, 3 etc.) that need to be passed to reach your desired
recording start location, then press FAST FWD or REWIND
as appropriate.
Or, rewind the tape to the beginning and press
the number of marks from the beginning of the tape that will
get you to your recording
start location, then press FAST
FWD, the VCR advances the tape to that location and begins
playback.
7_2

Use

these
keys

Use

these
keys

buttons

INSTANT RECORDING
•

II I

POWER

II_

AEECT

..
p,

/

:_

Recording

What

1.

Turn

TV

2.

Tune

VCR

3.

Press
end

You

and

VCR

tape

REC/ITR

oa Your

on,

to channel

REC/ITR
of

See

insert
you

until

Press

Tapes

for

SP/EP

Tapes

i

On-Screen

continue
Each

recording

recording

and REC/ITR

Presses

will

Record.

increase

to choose

tape.

to record.

cancel

will

cassette

Recording

Recording/Playing

RECORD

speed.

Times

Chart.).

Recording

Times

Display

until

press
30

(See

Playing

Recording

Until end of tape.

2
3

_

0:30
1:00

30 Minutes
60 Minutes

1:30

1 Hour 30 Minutes

Etc. until Record time
reaches 4:00

min-

Time

112:20 (Current Time)

5-10

of

time

l

4

Recording

wish

you

or RECORD

utes.

a VHS

or RECORD.
or

TV Screen

4 Hours Maximum

Options

A. Press

STOP

B. Press

REWIND

C. Press

PAUSE

to stop recording.
to rewind

Press

EJECT

to eject

tape.

tape.

to momentarily

cease

recording.

Note: Pause mode only works with the first press of RECORD
or REClITR.
Once a recording
time is selected,
(,second and third presses etc. of RECORD
pause mode will not be available.

or

8_1

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