ZENITH VCR Manual 98040512
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RECORD
YOUR
MODEL
NUMBER
(Now,whiteyoucanseeit)
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Themodelandserialnumberof your newVCRare located
on the backof the VCRcabinet.Foryourfuture convenience,
we suggestthat you recordthese numbershere:
Referto the "SafetyTips"leaflet that
camewith your productfor Important
SAFETYTIPS:
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Safety Instructions.
MODELNO.
SERIALNO.
WARNING
WARNING:
TO REDUCETHE RISKOF ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK).NO USERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.
REFERSERVICINGTO QUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.
TheLightning
flash
witharrowhead
symbol,
withinan equilateral
triangle,
isintended
toalert
theusertothepresA_IL enceofuninsuLated
"dangerous
voltage"
withintheproduct's
enclosure
thatmay be ofsufficient
magnitude
toconstitute
a riskofelectric
shockto persons.
_lL
he exclamationpoint
within an equilateraltriangle
intended accompanying
to alert the userto
the presenceof important operating
and maintenance(servicing)
instructions in theisLiterature
the appliance.
WARNING:
TO PREVENTFIREOR SHOCK HAZARDS,DO NOTEXPOSETHISPRODUCTTO RAINOR MOISTURE.
POWER CORD POLARIZATION:
CAUTION:To Prevent
Electric
Shock,matchwidebladeofplugto wideslot,
fully
insert.
AI-rENTION: Pour _viter+Leschocs_lectriques, introduire la lame Laplus large de la fiche dans Laborne
correspondantede [a prise et pousserjusqu'au fond.
NOTETO CABLE/1V INSTALLER:
This reminderis provided to callthe cableTVsysteminstallers attentionto Article 820-40 of the National Electric
Code(U.S.A.). The codeprovides guideLinesfor propergroundingand, in particular,specifiesthat the cableground
shallbe connected to the grounding systemof the building, as dose to the point of the cableentry as practical.
REGULATORYINFORMATION:
Thisequipment has been tested andfoundto complywith the limits for a ClassB digital device,pursuant to Part 15
of the FCCRules.TheseLimits are designedto providereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhenthe
equipmentis operatedin a residentialinsta[lation. This equipment generates, usesand can radiateradio frequency
energyand, if not insta[[edand usedin accordancewith the instructionmanual, may causeharmfulinterferenceto
radiocommunications.However,there is no guaranteethat interferencewill not occurin a particularinstallation.If
this equipmentdoescauseharmfulinterference to radio or television reception,which can be determinedby turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouragedto try to correctthe interference by one or more of the following
measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
. Increasethe separationbetween the equipmentand receiver.
• Connectthe equipmentinto an outlet on a circuit differentfromthat to whichthe receiveris
connected.
• (_onsultthe dealeror an experiencedradio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
Do not attempt to modify this productin any way without written authorizationfrom Zenith Electronics
Corporation. Unauthorizedmodification could void the user'sauthority to operate this product.
This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing
Regulations.
Equipment
"Ce apparei[ num_rique de [a class b respecte toutes [es exigences du R_gulement sur te mat_rie| brouitlier
du Canada."
INSTALLATION
FEATURES
VRA412
VRA422
SpeakEZ Function
X
X
4-Heads (Special Video Effects)
X
X
Full Coad/Quick Start
X
X
Auto Head Cleaner
X
X
Audio System
Monaural
FiTS Hi-Fi Stereo
Audio/Video (A/V) .lacks
Monaural
Stereo
Remote Control.MBR412
X
X
Auto/ManualBand Select
X
X
Auto/ManualChannelSearch
X
X
181
181
Record SpeedsSP/EP
X
X
Playback Speeds SP/LP/EP
X
X
Auto Playback System
X
X
Auto/Manual Digital Tracking
X
X
Instant Recording
X
X
Timer-Controlled Recording
X
X
Auto PLayback Tape Speed Adjust
X
X
X
Variable 1/10 to 1/32
X
Variable 1/10 to 1/32
Pause/StiU Video
X
X
Real-Time Tape Counter
X
X
Speed Search
X
X
CF!Skip
X
X
English/Spanish/French
Menus
X
1-Year;8-Event
Timer
X
X
LED ClockFrontPanelDisplay
X
X
Auto ClockSetSystem
X
X
X
X
Channel Capability (CATV& TV)
Forward/Reverse Slow-Fiotion
Video (4-head VCR)
Hook-up Cable(VCR to TV)
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Thispage
shows the features of your
VCRand the
differences
between the
models
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X
I. ModelVRA422 isusedforthe description,
operation,
and details
providedinthisoperatingguide.
2.VCR designand specifications
aresubjectto change withoutpriornotice.
X = Feature is provided
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N/A = Feature is Not Available
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I INSTALLATION
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Required
connections
for your VCR
Connections
Without
a CaMe Box
Antenna
Rat Wire \\'_1
(300 ohm)
Back Pane[ of Stereo VCR
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Adaptor
(Not provided)
300/75 ohm
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Wall 3ack
Back Panel of Typical rv
V_I_J_VHF%
%,
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VHF/UHF_3ATV
with your VCR.
Tum offmaking
power any
or unplug
VCR
before
connections.
Connections With a Cable Box
Back Panel of Typical TV
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_BackPanel of Stereo VCR
I®ou, oI ®
VHF/UHF/CATV
Back Pane[ of
j
Typical CabLe Box
Wall
Cable
_
-_o_,
3ack
TV
CABLE
,./
This cabLe is provided
with your VCR.
A
Tum
offmaking
power any
or unplug
VCR
before
connections.
INSTALLATION
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Optional
connections
Audio/Video (A/V) Connections
for your VCR
to W
Use A/V connections for a better picture.
Back Panel of StereoVCR
BackPanel of Typical TV
VHF/UHF/CAI'V
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4_Tum
or unplug VCR
off power
before making
any connections.
A/V came is not provided with VCR.
Back Panelof MonauralVCR
BackPanelof Typical AonauraLTV
Am"
IN
VHF/UHF/CA'rY
Note: If the back panel
on your TV is different.
refer to the TV'soperating
guide.
A/V came is not provided with VCR.
Accessory
Component:
Another VCR,
Camcorder,
Video Camera,
SateLUte Receiver,
AccessoryAudio/Video (A/V) Connections to VCR
BackPanel of StereoVCR
Jack panel of Accessory
Laser Disc PLayer
VHF/UHF/CATV
A
or unplug VCR
urn off power
before making
any connections.
A/V cable is not provided with VCR.
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INSTALLATION
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Things you
must do
before you
can operate
your VCR
PROGRAM
Igl
MONTH:
CLOCK MENU
AUTO CLOCK SET(ON): []
MANUAL CLOCK SET :N
Press number keys
QUIT = exit
DAY
:
START
:
STOP
:
CHANNEL
SPEED
REPEAT
S_kE2:ON D_
SOURCE:
:
:
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY:
AUTO PROGRAM:
LANGUAGE SELECT:
SETUP MENU
(1-8) toselectprogram
CLOCK
RECORD:
1
Pressnumberkeys
QUIT= exit
ENTER to adjust program
TIMER
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AUDIO MENU
Press number keys
then ENTER
SETUP
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Bo_
PLAYBACK:
CH. ADD/DEL:
QUIT:
exit
AUDIO
Note:
Press NUMBER (1, 2, 3, 4) button
Audio menu's PLAYBACKand
RECORDoptions are avaiLabLe only
with stereo VCRs.
TIMER
SETUP
CLOCK!I
AUDIO
SpeakEZ
1
Press number keys
QUIT : exit
MAIN MENU
Connect the Power
(Required) PLugyour VCRinto an unswitched
120 Vac, 60 Hz householdpower outlet. Turn
on the VCRby pressingthe POWERon the
remote or on the VCR'sfront paneL.
SWITCH
WALL
Do not plug the
VCRinto when
a switched
poweroutlet.
Otherwise,
the
power is switched off, the VCRturns
off. Youmay then have to reset the
Hme and date, and reprogram operational features.
OUTLET
TYPICAL ZENITH VCR
Set
Position
of the
CH3/CH4
Switch
(Required) The CH3/CH4 switch on the VCR's
back panel determines which channel the VCR
uses to send video signals to your TV. The TV
must be tuned to the same channeL you set
with the CH3/CH4 switch to see tape pLayback and status displays from the VCR. To
determine whiqh video channel provides the
best picture for your system, try the switch
in CH3 position and tune your TV to channel
3; then try the CH4 position and tune your
TV to channel 4.
For a test display, press TV/VCR on remote
repeatedly until the VCR indicator appears in
the VCR's front pane[ display. Press MENU on
the remote to see the main menu.
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Thingsyou
must do
Point remote toward VCR
beforeyou
can operate
your VCR
Choosesand
How to AccessMenus
1. PressMENUto seeMainMenu.
modifiesoptions
(2>
2. PressNUMBER(1, 2, 3, or 4) to see
desired sub menu to be used.
C
C
3. Press NUMBER to choose desired
option to be changed.
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C
4. Press QUIT/CC to exit menu, or wait a
few minutes and the VCR returns to
normal operation.
Selects
VCRtuner
tv_
C)
Select SpeakEZ Function 0N/OFF
A voice teLLsyou how to usethe features
in the menusif SpeakF_Z
is 0N. (ON is
recommended.).
Seethe AUDIOMenu for details.
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peakEZ only functions
EN6LISH.
with
Press 4.
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SpsskEZ:
ONNONROFF
v
I-i,
CLOCK
TIMER
SETUP
AUDIO
Press number kmpJ
_n"
PLAYBACK:
I RECORD:
AUOIO MENU
Press
then
number
ENTER
]
keys
QUIT
= exit
Press NUMBER
(1 or 2) to choose
ON or OFF
= exit
MAIN MENU
SeLect Language for VCR
Menus/Displays
Press 5.
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.(OpUonaL).Select English,Spanish,or
Frenchfor VCRmenusand status displays.Seethe LANGUAGE
SELECT
option
on the SETUPmenufor detaiLs.
SETUP
LANGUAGE
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ON-SCREEN
LANGUAGE
Press
number
keys
QUIT
number
then ENTER
DISPLAY:
SELECT:
SETUP MENU
Press
MENU
SELECT
: ENGUSI
nENGLISH
_ ESPAI_IOL
[EJFRAN_,AIS
AUTO PROGRAM:
CH. ADD/OEL:
SOURCE:
_
= exit
SETUP MENU
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keys
QUIT = exit •
Press NUMBER (1, 2,
or 3)-to select the
desired Language
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I INSTALLATION
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Some things
you must do
and others
you may
want to do
Set
before you
date and time. See CLOCKMenu for
can operate
Date
and Time
for Clock
C
Press
Set the dock in the VCR to the current
2,
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details.
CLO(_ MENU
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CLOCKMENU
12:00 PM
your VCR
AUTO CLOCK SET(ON):
Your VCRalsohas an Auto-Clock Set
Im
MANUALCLOCKSET :[]
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Press number keys
then ENTER
feature. See CLOCK
Menufor details.
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The
Timerunless
features
nothas
function
the wit[
Clock
k_
CIUIT = exit
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: 1 NUMBER
THU
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QuiT=exit J
(0-9) then ENTER to
set date and time
CLOCK MENU
been set.
Select
Source
(Optiona[)
for VCR
Set the source of the VCR for
SETUPMENU
Press 3.
the type of program signal you have
connected to the ANT IN jack on the
SOURCE:TUNER ('rv)
back of the VCR. Choose TV if you have
an antenna connected to the VCR.
Choose CATV if you have a cable system
QUIT = exit
(with or without a cabte box) connected
to the VCR. Choose AUX if you have an
Press NUMBER
(1, a, or 3) to setect
accessory Audio/Video (A/V) connected
to the VCR.
the desired source
SETUPMENU
SeeSOURCEoption on SETUPmenu for
details.
Use Auto
Channels
Program
to Find
(Required)
Use AUTO PROGRAM to find
Press 1_
m
active channels in your broadcast area.
AUTO PROGRAMstores the active chan-
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SETUP MENU
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nets that you can access by using the
AUTO PROGRAM:I_
SETUP MENU
CH. AOO(CIEL:
SOURCE:
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY:
AUTO
PROGRAM:
Channe[ Up/Down arrows. See AUTO
PROGRAM on the SETUP Menu for
QUIT
1I
= exit
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LANGUAGESELECT:
Press n_n_bev keys
detaiLs.
QUIT
= exit
SETUP MENU
Use CH. ADD/DEL to Create
Favorite Channels
(Optional) Use CH. ADD/DELto change
the Listof active channelsfound when
using AUTOPROGRAM,
so you can list
your favorites. SeeCH.ADD/DELon the
SETUPMenu for details.
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MENu
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CH.
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SOURCE:
ON-SCREEN
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ADO/DEL:
DISPLAy:
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ADD/DEL:
CH. []
ADD
1
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ourr:..It /j
SETUP MENU
CH.
number
ENTER
keys
QUIT
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Press NUMBER
(0-9) then ENTER
INSTALLATION
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Things you
may want to
do beforeyou
Select Other Menu Options
Showor hidethe VCRstatus on your
screenby usingthe ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY
option on the SETUPmenu. We recommend keeping this option ON. Seethe
SETUP menu for detaiLs.
operateyour
VCR.
Press 4.
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m
-
SETUP MENU
LANGUAGE
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keys
QUIT:
1
Press number
.ON
keys
/
_OFF
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Press NUMBER (1 or 2)
to choose ON or OFF
SELECT:
number
SETUP MENU
ON-SCREEN DISPLAY: ON
C1!. ADO/DeL:
SOURCE:
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY:
AUTO PROGRAM:
Press
I
exit
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SETUPMENU
Ifyou havea stereoVCR,seLect
theaudio
format(HI-FIorNORMAL) to usewhen
you pLaya tape.We recommendsetting
thisoptionto HI-FI.
See thePLAYBACK
MODE optionon theAUDIO Menu for
details.
Press 4.
SpsskEZ:
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PLAYBACK:
HI-FI
IBIHI-FI
_NORMAL
SpeskEZ
"rIMER
SETUP
CLOCK
AUDIO
RECORD:
AUDIO
Press number
then ENTER
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MENU
keys
QUIT
= exit
Press NUMBER(1 or 2)
to choose
HI-FI or NORMAL
Press
number
keys
QUIT: exit
MAIN MENU
Press 4.
Ifyou have a stereoVCR, selectthe audio
format (STEREO,MONO
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or SAP) to use
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CLOCK
TIMER
SETUP
AUDIO
AUDIO
MENU
PLAYBACK:
I SpakEZ:
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when recording.We recommend using
STEREO. See the RECORD MODE option on
the AUDIO Menu fordetails.
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RECORD:
STEREO
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nSTEREO
BMoNo
Press number keysklSAP
then
ENTER
QUIT
= exit
,_
Press NUMBER
Pressnurnber keys
OUIT = exit
(1, 2 or 3) to choose
STEREO,MON0, or SAP
MAIN MENU
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CONTROLS AND DISPLAYS
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Descriptions
of items you
need to know
to operate
your VCR.
Front Panel Controls
Thesecontrols performbasicVCRoperaUons--someof them light up as you use them. The Remote
performsbasicas well as advancedVCRoperations.
Cassette
Compartment
POWEROn/Off
Button
Stop/Eject
Selector
Recording
Speed Selector
Channel Up/Down
Selector
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LED Clock Front Panel
PLAY, REW (Rewind),
REC/ITR
Display
F FWD (Fast Forward),
(Instant Timer
PAUSE Selector
Record) Selector
LED Clock Front Panel Indicators
Clock Ti me
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A Cassette is in the VCR
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VCR function_ are available and
channels are selected at VCR
--
VCR is Recording
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iL-_Time
[ L "U t_l
F:i:
Front Panel Display shows which VCR function you
are using. For example, when you press SP/EP, SP
or EP appears to indicate the tape speed. As you
change channels, the channel numbers appear. The
current time shows even while the VCR is off.
PM
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is AM
Time is PM
TUL|
VCRis in timer recording
Other messages include:
AU
Auxiliary
channel is selected for viewing
equipment connected to the Audio/Video jack
on the front or rear of the VCR.
EP
Extended Play speed is selected.
SP
Standard Play speed is selected.
-:--
CLock is not set.
Err
Error: Turn VCR On and OFF to erase "Err" message.
If it
is not erased, take VCR to
authorized repair center.
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CONTROLS AND DISPLAYS
On-Screen
displaystet[
you the status
of the tape
inserted and
VCRfunctions.
Current mode of operaUon
(STOP,PAUSE,RECORD,PLAY,etc.)
and audioformat of tape, where
PLay-HI-FI or NORMAL(No display)
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PLAY HI-FI
SP
TapeSpeed
EP=ExtendedPlay
LP=LongPlay
SP=StandardPlay
Current date, day, and Ume
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Current CH (ChanneD setected
by usingtuner in VCR
VCR CH 11
ST/SAP- Audio format of signat
receivedby VCRtuner:
STEREO,
MONOor ST/SAP
15 MON
7:17 AM
M-1:35:45- _Rear-time tape counter
M = Counter Memory is active
Typical VCRStatus gisptay
- = Tapeis rewoundpastindex
on TV
mark.
1:35:45 = Length of tape (in Ume)
1 = 1 hour
35 = 35 minutes
45 = 45 seconds
Tape Counter PosiUon
Disptay
The VCR Status Display-appears
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M-1:35:45
VCR Status
PA G E I 1
on the TV when a
VCR function starts, Eke when you change a
channei'or select a different VCR mode. For
example, pressing STOP while the VCR is in PLAY
REM 1:35
TapeTime Remaining
VCR Status Display Options
When the Status Displayappears,pressENTER
repeatedly to see abbreviateddisptays,as follows:
1. PressENTERto see StatusDisplay.
mode shows STOP in the display. Press ENTER on
the remote at any time (except Special Effect
Ptayback mode; SLOW, STILL etc.) to see the Status
Display.
Note:"
'If the VCRStatus Displaydoesnot appearon the
TVscreen, checkthe ON-SCREEN
DISPLAYoption
on the SETUPmenu.Setect ON to seethe disp[ay.
See"VCRMenu Operations"section for details.
2. PressENTERa secondtime to show only the
tape counterposition.
3. PressENTERa third time to showonty the tape
time remaining.
4. PressENTERrepeatedtyuntit at[ displaysare
removed.
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I OPERATION
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A quick List
of at[ the
buttons on
your remote
control and
what they do.
Remote Contro[ Operation
InstaiUng Batteries
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SelectTV Mode,
Select VCRMode,
aim at VCR
aim at IV
Select CBL(DBS)Mode,
aim at cable box or DBS
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POWER Button
Be sureto instaLL
thebatteries
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"_ vcR/oBsm
provided
withthisremote.Match
positive
(+)and negative
(-)with
markings
shown in battenj
compartment.
MODE Selector
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]] Selecting Mode of Operation
<_ Q/J 1. SLide VCR/CBL(DBS)/IV selector to
I_o__ =_<_I/
desired position for VCR, cable box
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(DBS),orTV operation.
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After installing
batteries, the
remote resets to the foLLowing
brand codes:
IV = 100, CABLE= 300
Press POWERto turn On/Off the
selectedequipment.
Refer to instructionswith IV and/or
Note: All VCRoperations and menu
options can be accessedby using
the remote control.
cable box (DBS)for operation.
A --
Feature is not avaiLabLe.
AD3 (AD3UST Left/Right) -- Adjuststape playback tracking while in VCR mode. Use to change
sta_tusof TVmenu optionswhile in TV mode.
PAUSE -- Pauses tape temporaFiLy during playback
or record.
PLAY --
Begins tape playback.
POWER --
Turns VCR On and Off. ALSo turns VCR
CH (Up/Down) -- Changesfavorite
channeLs.
ALsoseLects
AUX AiV inputchanneL.
Timer Off and On, if programmed.
CM SKIP -- Fastforwards
picture
searchthrough
30
secondsofrecording.
your brand of IV and/or cable box (DBS).
E3ECT --
caption for some Ivs while in IV mode.
Ejects the tape in the VCR.
ENTER-- Programs menu options and showsVCR
status display.
F FIND (Fast Forward)--Advances
taperapidly.
t
MEMORY-- ReturnsreaL-time tape counter to
zero
(M 0:00:00).
MENU -- Showsmain menu.AccessesZenith IV
menuswhite in the IV mode.
MUTE-- Pressto turn off IV sound.Pressagain to
restore IV sound.
Numbers -- Chooses channeLs and enters programming information.
PROGRAM --
ouTr/cc
--
REC/ITR --
Programs remote with brand codes for
Exits menu system. SeLects closed
Begins tape recording.
REW _- Rewinds tape to the beginning.
sEL (SELECT Up/Down)
--
Chooses IV on-screen
menu options white in IV mode.
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SP/EP -- Chooses tape recording speed.
STOP --
CanceLsplayback or record modes.
TV/VCR SOURCE -- Switches source of TV picture
between IV channel and VCR channel selection.
VCR functions
are available in IV mode.
VCR/CBL(DBS)/TV
remote.
VOLUME (Up/Down)
--
Selects operational mode of
--
Changes volume of IV.
OPERATION
Somefunctions of your productsmay not be controlled by
this remote. In such cases,use the original remote control
furnished with the product.
CBL
If you are using Zenith products,the remote comes programmed for the most commonly used codes. For other
brands-- or if your remotefaiLsto controlyourZenith product -- you will haveto programthe remote.
Mode Selector
VCR/DBS/TV
--Program
Button
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Follow these steps for each product:
1. Locate the three-digit code for your brandand type of
equipmentin the code tab|es below.
2. Slide VCR/CBL(DBS)/IVto chooseIV or cable box (DBS)
modeof operation.
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3. Pressand hold PROGRAMwhile entering the brand code
for yourequipment.
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CZ2)
4. Enter the three-digit brand code and then release
PROGRAM.If yourequipmentdoesnot work, repeat steps
3 and4, or try a different brandcode.
CZ2)
5. Write down the code that operatesyour equipment.
, CATV
IV
TV Codes by Brand
, DBS
TV Codes by Brand
Cable Converter Codes by Brand
TV Brand Name Codes
TV Brand Name Codes
Cable
Decoder
Admiral
151, 152,110, 144
Scott
Brand
Name
Citizen
156,
157,
158,
160,
161,
162
Sears
104,
116,
123,
124.
115,
130.
113,
118,
144,
151
Sharp
112,
129,
131,
139
Daewoo
145,
146.
147,
148,
149,
150
Sony
105
Daytzon
130,
115
SyLvania
106,
107,
115,
121,
Emerson
110,
111.
Fisher
116,
125
Funai
153,
154
102,
118.
127,
128,
144,
151
Goldstar
115,
122,
130,
131,
133,
146
Hitachi
119,
131,
132
3CPenney
102,
115,
12"4, 130,
3VC
109,
141
KTV
115,
130,
131,
138
LXI
104,
116,
123,
124,
Curtis
Mathes
Genera[
Electric
115.
115,130
131, 140, 143.
133
131
122,
Symphonic
153,
154
Toshiba
104,
123,
Wards
102,
113,
114,
115,
121,
131
XRIO00
155
Zenith
100,
Cable
100,
101,
106,
107,
109,
114
115,
121,
122,
130,
131,
133
Montgomery
Codes by Brand
103,
113;121
115,
129,
NEC
115,
130
Panasonic
104,
122,
127,
128,
133,
163
Phi|co_
115,
121,
122,
131,
130.
150
PhiUps
121,
122
Pioneer
134
Proscan
118,
144.
Quasar
127,
128
Radio Shack
110,
111,
129
RCA
118,
144,
151
Realistic
110,
111,
129
Sadlsung
104,
115.
130, 131
Sanyo
116,
131,
PhiEps
306.
307,
Pioneer
318.
319
Pluser
336
RCA
318
Regal
310
Regency
304
Samsun9
334
Scientific Atlanta
317,
347,
Simarx
318,
327
Sprucer
318,
320,
327
Standard
334
327,
328
320
308.
309,
335,
354
130
Stargate
318,
336
Teieview
336
336
Texscan
303
336
317
Tocom
315,
Uniden
348
Eagle
306, 307, 310
Unika
336
GE
353
Universal
351,
Gemini
302, 328, 333
Vid Tech
339
General.Instrument
327, 328
Video Way
349
Gobrand
336
View'star
306.
307,
310
Hamlin
314,
330,
331
Zenith
300,
305,
311
3erroid
323,
324,
325,
Kate Vision
334
Macom
311, 312, 342
;4=9._vOx
307. 310, 337, 338
NSC
332, 334
n^v
301, 321, _
Arccher
Citizen
Curtis Mathes
t
310
Components
Codes
103, 115, 130
Wards
300
101
Decoder
Cableview
MGA/Mitsublshi
313,
Paragon
130
124
Brand Name
Magnavox
131
133
Cable Converter
125,
125,
Codes
Panasonic
151
326,
329
DBS
DBSBrand
Name
316
352
Codes
by
Brand
Codes
RCA
356
Sony
355
125
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13
Yourremote
controL
operatesthe
common
features of
most,but not
aU, modeLsand
brandsof IR
(infrared)
controlledTVs
andcable
converters
(DBS).
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I OPERATION
f
Introducing
you to the
Main Menu
selections
CLOCK MENU
MONTH
DAY
AUTOCLOCK
SET(ON):
[]
START :
STOP :
CHANNEL:
SPEED :
MANUAL CLOCK SET :N
r
Press number keys
QUIT:
exit
AUDIO MENU
:
:
AUTO PROGRAM:
CI'L ADD/DEL:
SOURCE:
ON-SCREEN DISPLAY:
REPEAT
PROGRAM :[]
(1-8) to select program
ENTER to adjust program
CLOCK
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LANGUAGE
SETUPSELECT:
MENU
Press number keys
Sp_EZ:
ON []ON
PLAYBACK:
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
RECORD:
1
QUIT = exit
TIMER
EIOFF
Press number keys
then ENTER
QUIT = exit
SETUP
AUDIO
Press NUMBER (1, 2, 3, 4) button
CLOCK
TIMER
[' TI
AUDIO
Press
number
keys
QUIT= exit
MAIN MENU
How to Access Menus
Menu operation is easy--jt_st foLLowthe instructions
shown at the bottom of the menu.
Point remote toward VCR
1. Press MENU to see main menu.
Choosesand
2. Press NUMBER (1, 2, 3, or 4) to see desired sub
menu to be used.
modifies opUons
Q
3. Press NUMBER to choose desired option to be
changed.
4.
Press QUIT/CC to exit menu, or wait a few
minutes and the VCR returns to normal operation.
C
C
QQQ
C
menu
Note:
Performmenuoperationswith the VCRand TV on,
and tune the TVto channe[ 3 or 4. The VCRmust
aLsobe in the VCRmode of operaUon.PressTV/VCR
repeatedly unlit VCRindicator appearsin the front
pane[.
SeLects
VCRtuner
(D
OPERATION
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15
The CLock
Menu sets the
clock in VCR
The CLockMenu sets the clock in the VCR to the current
to the current
time. There are two options. AUTO and MANUAL
time.
Auto Clock Set
AUTO_utomatica|[ysets the clockin the VCRto the current
time and date. AUTOworksonly in areas where DataService
(DS) signalsare providedalongwith normalTVsignals.
CLOCKMENU
AUTO CLOCK SET(ON):[]
MANUAL CLOCK SET :l_l
1. PressMENUto see Main Menu.
2.
Press 1 to see CLockMenu on the Main Menu.
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Press number keys
3. Press 1 to set the current time automatically on the
CLockMenu.
QUIT = exit
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Notes:
We recommend that you set the dock using the MANUAL
method the first time you use your VCR. See MANUAL
option for details.
The dock must be set before you can record by using the
TIMER Menu.
Manual
Clock
Set
The CLOCK Menu sets the clock in the VCR to the current
date and time.
CLOCK MENU
Notes:
The clock must be set before you can record by using the
TIMER menu.
You may have to reset the clock if a power outageLastsfor
more than 3 seconds.
MONTH
DAY
YEAR
TIME
: O JANUARY
: 1 THU
: 1998
: 12:00 PM
Pressnumberkeys
_, thenENTER
QUIT= exit
Typica[ CLOCK Menu with
date and time settings
How to Set Clock
1. PressMENUto see Main Menu.
2. Press1 to see dock options.
3. Press2 to adjustyour options.
4. Pressthe NUMBER(o--g) then ENTERto specifycurrent
date and time.
5. PressQUIT/CC to exitthe menu system.
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I
OPERATION
f
The TIMER
Menu teLLs
the VCR when
You can specify eight different events to be recorded in a one-year period.
to record a
program on a
day and at a
• time you
specify
SpeakEZ
MONTH :
C' Ki|
DAY
START
Press 2
TIMER
:
:
STOP
:
CHANNEL
SETUP
AUDIO
Press number keys
OUIT = exit
mmm
:
I
I
SPEED
:
PROGRAM :[]
REPEAT
|
|
(1-8) to select progmm
ENTER to adjust program
1
PROGRAM []
MONTH :
DAY
:
START :
STOP
:
CHANNEL :
SPEED
:
REPEAT
(1-8) to select progra_
ENTER to ad|ust program
\
Month
of Recording _
PROGRAM
n.._
Day of Recording_
Start Time of Recording .__
=LDAY
I_START
Stop Time of Recording ...._.._
IP-STOPITcHANNEL:
11:46120
"IvAM
ChanneLof Recording m/_
_'_:
Speed of Recording//•
"MONTH
:
7 JULY
::
20 MON
11:16
AM
_Pi_toTseie_tl_pCr_gra
to erasepress(0)
/
Frequency of Recording /
._._
"
Program Number
WhenhighLighted,press NUMBER(18) to choose programNumber.
REPEAT OPTIONS
ONCE-- Recordsonce.
WEEKLY
-- Recordsonceeach week.
DAILY-- Recordsonetime each day,
Monday - Friday.
CHANNEL OPTIONS
To select an AUXchanneL, seLectthe
next highest or Lowestchannel programmed in the VCRwith the CHANNELUp/Down arrows.
How to Use Timer
1. ChooseTIMER menuas described in "How to
Access Menus."
SPEED OPTIONS (SP or EP)
The SP mode determines how much
2. Press the Numbers on the Remote as needed for
SP to EP, if necessary, to comp[ete
_the items in the menu, then press ENTER.
tape is Left and switches
recording
speed from
the program. There wi[L be
some picture and sound distortion
3. Press QUIT/CC to exit the menu system.
at
the point of the speed change.
Note:
Set the VCRin TIMER modeby pressing POWER
to
turn off the VCR.The TIMERindicator appears in the
front paneLof the VCR.
You cannot operate the VCRmanually while
it is recording. Pressing POWERstops the
recording.
To Erase a Program
1. ChooseTIMERmenu as describedin "How to
AccessMenus."
2. PressNUMBER(I-8)toseLect
desired
PROGRAM to
be erased.
3. Press 0 to erase the program.
4. Press QUIT/CC to exit the menu system.
PROGRAM []
MONTH : 7 JULY
DAY
: 20 MON
START : 11:16 AM
STOP
: 11:46 AM
CHANNEL : 20 TV
SPEED
: EP
REPEAT
: ONCE
(1-8) to select program
to erase press (0)
Press 0 to erase program
•
Fottow
these
steps
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OPERATION
ChooseSETUPMenu as
describedin "How to
Access Menus."
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17
The SETUP
Menu customizes the
VCR'soperation for your
particular
needs.
SETUP MENU
CH. ADD/DEL:
SOURCE:
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY:
AUTO PROGRAM:
LANGUAGE SELECT:
Press number keys
QUIT = exit
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AUTO PROGRAM
FindsaLLactive
channeLsand stores
them intheVCR'smemory foraccess
by ChannelUp/Down. PressI to beginsearch.
CH.ADD/DEL
Edits
thechanneLs
foundby AUTO PROGRAM. Usenumber keysfoL|owed
by'
ENTERto select
thechannelto be edited(e.g.,
to ADD channel3,press3
thenENTER).PressENTER toADD orDEL (DeLete)
channeLs
to createyour
own List
offavorite
channeLs.
SOURCE
SeLectsTV, CATV,or AUX as the sourceof the program to watch or record.
ChooseTV if you have an antenna connectedto the VCR.ChooseCATVif
you have a cab|e system(with or without a cable box) connectedto the
VCR.ChooseAUXif you want to seethe programfrom accessoryequipment, suchas a camcorder,connectedto the Audio/Video(A/V) IN jacks
on the VCR.
ON-SCREENDISPLAY
SeLects
whetheror notyou seeVCR StatusDisplays
on theTV.
LANGUAGE SELECT
SeLects
EngLish,
SpanishorFrenchforVCR menus and displays
on theTV.
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A/_U
DIO Menu's
PLAYBACK
andRECORD
optionsare
avaitabte
only
withstereo
VCRs.
The AUDIO Menu indicates
the audioformatused
when recording
or praying
a tape.ChooseAUDIO
Menu asdescribed
in
"How to AccessMenus."
Press ENTER (and repeat)
to choose items in the
menu (some models).
AUDIO MENU
SpeakEZ:ON
PLAYBACK:
_ION IqOFF
RECORD:
Press number keys
then ENTER
QUIT = exit
SpeakEZ
TurnsSpeakEZON or OFF.
A voice tetls you how to use the features you setect in the menus if
SpeakEZis ON. (ON is recommended.)
PLAYBACK
Setects
HI-FIorNORMAL fortapeplayback.
HI-FI(HighFideLity)
provides
stereosound,ifpresent
on thetape,to the
[eft
and fight
VCR AUDIO outputjackson thebackoftheVCR.
NORMAL provides
monauralsound,regardtess
oftheaudioformatpresent
on thetape.
RECORD
Setect
theSTEREO,MONO, orSAP forrecording
a program.
STEREOrecords
soundfromtheteft
and fight
audiotracks
instereophonic
format.
MONO (Monaurat)
records
soundinmonauratformateveniftheprogramis
instereo.
SAP records
theSecondAudioProgram(SAP)track,
ifpresent,
inaddition
to thestereoaudiotracks.
SAP usuat|y
contains
audioinanothertanguage.
OPERATION
PAGE
19
This page
showsa
typical video
systemand
explainshow
to select
channeLs.
Zenith TV
ALL-Channel
W_¢k
I
. Dire_ _b_
Zenith Stereo VCR
CHANNELI
VHF-UHF
C_E
Tyl_C_Cl_e Box
AUDIO
VIDEO I
OUT
CabLe-TV
IN
OUT
|
IN
VCR
Output
to 4Nwh_
(Channd
3 e_
VIDEO
IN
VCR is on and TV/VCR
AUDIO
IN
OUT
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F_HF/CKW
to VCR
Audio/Video
Setecting Channels
1. Turn TV on.
when the VCR is OFF
2. SeLectchannel you'd Eketo watch at the TV.If
you have a cable box, select channel3 or 4 at
the TV.SeLectscable boxchanneLsat the cable
box.
Selecting Channels at the TV when VCR is
ON
1. Turn TVand VCRon.
Output to TV
Setecting Channe|s at the VCR when VCR iS
ON
1.Turn TVand VCRon.
2. PLaceVCR in VCR mode by pressing W/VCR on
remote repeatedly
unUt the VCR indicator
appears in the VCR front paneL.
3.
SeLect channeLs 3 or 4 at the TV. If you have
connected your VCR to the TV's A/V input
jacks, select the A/V source at the 13/for
a
better picture.
2. PLaceVCR in TV mode by pressing TV/VCR on
the remote repeatedly
until the VCR indicator
disappears from the VCR front paneL.
3. SeLectchannelyou'd-Uke to watch at the TV.If
you have a cable box, seLectchannel3 or 4 at
the TV.SeLectcable box channeLsat the cable
box.
4,
Se|ect the channel you'd Eketo watch at the
VCR.If you have a cable box, select channel 3
or 4 at the VCR.SeLectcable box channeLsat
the cable box.
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20
I OPERATION
f
Thispage
describes
how
toconnecta
camcorder
to
your VCR.
Back Panel of Stereo VCR
F_
RIdUDIO-L
VIDEO
AINNT(_
VHFIUHFICATV
Turn offmaking
power any
or unplug
VCR
before
connections.
A/V cable is not providedwith VCR.
Select AUX for Viewing an Audio/Video
source like a Camcorder
I. With TV and VCR on, place VCR in VCR mode by
pressingTV/VCR on the remote (and repeat)until
the VCR indicatorappears in the VCR's frontpaneL.
Select channel3 (or 4) on the TV. Note: If your TV
has A/V jacks, you may get a better picture if you
connect your VCRthere. (Then, select the A/V
source on the TV.)
2.
SETUP MENU
3. At the VCR, Channe[ Down Lower than the lowest
-channel (or Channel Up above the highest) to
select "AUX" Or, you may--
SOURCE:TUNER (TV)
Choose the SETUP menu as described in "How to
Access Menus."
NA_X
Press 3 for the SETUP menu's SOURCEitem.
Press
Press 3 for AUX, then ENTER. (Press QUIT/CC to
then ENTER
exit.)
Press
Items
SOURCE
number
in the
IqCATV
keys
QUIT = exit
3 to se[ect
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AUX
Menu
Shows the _rogram source--W,
CATV, or AUX--setected
for the VCR to receive.
TUNER
The VCR is using its Tuner to receive programs from an antenna or cab|e.
TV
Selects programs for the VCR from a rooftop-type antenna.
CAW
SeLects programs for the VCR from Cable TV.
AUX
SeLects programs for the VCR from the R-AUDIO-L--VIDEO
connected your camcorder).
IN jacks (where you may have
OPERATION
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21
This page
explains the
basics of
playing tapes
Automatic Playback (No Safety Tab)
1. Tape p[ayback begins automaticaLLy, if the safety tab is removed from the cassette case. For
example, most rental movies have no safety
ta_ Simp|y insert the prerecorded VHS cassette
into the VCR. Power turns on and playback
play
stop/eject
power
©
in your VCR.
[3
VCR's ControLs
begins.
"2. SeLectthe channel 3 or 4 at the TV. Or,select
the TV'sAUX (AuxiLiary) source to see the
picture, if you are usingthe A/V jacks.
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Manual PLayback (Has Safety Tab)
1. PressPOWERto turn VCRon.
2. Insert a prerecorded VHS cassette into the VCR.
3. Press PLAY to begin playback.
4. SeLectthe channel3 or 4 at the TV. Or, select
the TV'sAUX(AuxiLiary)source to see the
picture, if you are usingthe A/V jacks.
POWER
Un|oading the Cassette from the VCR
1. PressSTOPif the tape is playing.
2. PressSTOP/E3ECT
at the VCRuntil the cassette
is ejected.
TV/VCR
Note:
This VCRrecords only io SP and EPspeeds.Your
VCRsets the ptayback speed automaticaLLyto the
speed used to record the tape.
(Continued on next page)
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Cassette
Length
VHS Cassette PLayback/Record Times
SP
(Standard
LP
PLay) (Long P|ay)
EP
(Extended
PLay)
T-30
30 Minutes
I Hour
1 Hour,
30 Minutes
T-60
1 Hour
2 Hours
3 Hours
T-120
2 Hours
4 Hours
6 Hours
T-160
2 Hours,
40 Minutes
5 Hours,
20 Minutes
8 Hours
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22
I OPERATION
f
This page
explainshow
to use the
remote to
pLay tapes on
your VCR.
Auto/Manual Tracking Adjustment
Your VCR adjusts tracking
automaticaLLy when
you play a tape. If the tape was recorded on
©
a different VCR, streaks (video noise) may
appear. WhiLe the tape is playing, press
ADJ. (I/1_)
to adjust the tracking
manuaLLy.
FWD
(Fast Forward)
Real-Time Tape Counter
Press ENTERtwice to keep the tape counter
STOP
on the TV screen. Press ENTER repeatedly to
remove aLLdisplays. The counter
resets to
0:00:00 when you insert a cassette or when a
tape is rewound to its beginning.
SKIP
Pause/Forward/ReverseStow-MoUon
Video
(WhiLe in pLay mode) Press PAUSE for still
video. Press PAUSEagain, and foLLow
on-screen instructions for Forward or Reverse
slow motion. Press F FWD or REW to control
slow speed during slow motion.
Press PLAYto
resume normal tape playing.
Note:
When the reverse slow mode continues
for more than 30 secondes, the VCR wilt automaticaLLy change to play mode.
Tape Rewind and Fast Forward
(WhiLein Stop mode) Pressand releaseREW
or F FWD(Fast Forward),as desired. Press
STOPwhen tape reaches desiredLocation.
R_verse/Fohvard Search
(WhiLe in PLaymode) Press and release REWor
F FWD, as desired. Press PLAYto resume
normal tape playing.
CM Skip (Commercial Skip)
(WhiLe in play mode) Pressing CM SKIP on the
remote skips commercials or other program
materiaL. Pressing 1, 2, 3, or 4 times skips
30, 60, go, or 120 seconds, respectively.
REW(
CM
SKIP skips a fuLL 120 seconds of commercials
in a few seconds, then resumes normal playback.
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Options
Instant
OPERATION
You Can Use White
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23
Recording
what you are
watching
on TV.
Recording
recording Lets you record until you reach
Ix_r
the end of tape or you press STOP to stop recording.
-
1. TurnTV and VCRon.
Remote's Controls
-2. PLaceVCRin VCR mode by pressingTV/VCRon
the remoterepeatedly until the VCRindicator
appearsin the VCRfront panel.
3. SeLect channel 3 or 4 at the TV. If you have
power
sp/ep
0O0{3
rec/itr
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stop/eject
connected your VCR to the TV's A/V input jacks,
select the A/V source at the TV for a better
tu re.
4. SeLectthe channelto be watched and recorded
at the VCR.If you havea cable box, select the
cabLebox output channel (usua|ty3 or 4) at the
VCR.SeLectcable box channeLsat the cablebox.
5. Insert
a VHS cassette tape into the VCR.
6. PressSP/EPto select recordingspeed, if
desired.Recordingspeed is always SP, unless
you select EP.
7. Press REC/ITR until
recording begins. REC indi-
cator appears in the VCR front panel
continues until
VCR'sControLs
pic-
Instant Recording
until endof tape)
Instant Timer Recording
(Presetrecordingtimes)
PAUSE -
STOPor STOP/E3ECT
Stopsandexitsrecording
mode.
Momentarily Pauses
recording. Press PAUSE
again to resume recording.
STOPor STOP/E3ECT
Stopsand exitsrecording
mode.
Recording
you reach the end of the tape,
or until you press STOP to stop recording.
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24
I OPERATION
f
Recording
usingpreset
timeperiods.
Preset Time Periods for ITR Recording.
Note:
Preset recording time counts down until the recording time is over.
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Instant
(attended)
TimerRecording
(ITR)lets
you
recordwhereyou recordfora specific
preset
time
period,
instead
ofrecording
until
theend oftapeis
reached.
Forexample,you can recorda 30-minute
show usingthepresettimeperiod.
!
w
•r
Remote's Controls
power
splep
rec/_
stop/eject
000o
TurnTV andVCR on.
VCR'sControls
Place VCRin VCRmode by pressing
TV/VCRon the remote repeatedly until
the VCRindicator appears in the VCR
front pane[.
Presses of
L
Select channel3 or 4 at the TV.If you
have connectedyour VCRto the TV's
A/V input jacks, select the A/V source
at the TV for a better picture.
REC/
1 (Press)
2
3
4
Display
Current Time
0:30
Insert a VHScassette tape into the
VCR.
IB
PressSP/EPto select recording speed,
if desired. Recordingspeed is always
SP, unless you select EP.
PressREC/ITRuntil recording begins.
The RECindicator appears in the VCR
front pane[. Recording continues until
you reach the evd of the tape, or until
you press STOP_o stop recording.
PressREC/ITRrepeatedly to select a
-preset recording time period. Eachsubsequentpressof REC/_TRincreasesthe
recordingtime by 30 minutes until you
reach a maximumof 4 hours.
\
Recording
Until end of tape
30 minutes
1:00
1 hours
1:30
1 hour and
Select the channelto be watched and
recorded at the VCR.If you have a
cable box, select the cable box output
channel (usually 3 or 4) at the VCR.
SeLectcabLebox channeLsat the cable
box.
Preset Time For
30 minutes
5
2:00
2 hours
g
4:00
4 hours
10
No display
norma[ recording
Note: The SP mode determineshow much tape
is left and switches speedfrom SPto EP,if
necessary,to complete recording the program.
There will be some picture and sounddistortion
at the point of the speed change.
OPERATION
I
If you have a cable box connected to your VCR,
power
ChooSethe showyou wish to recordusingthe
VCR'schannelselector. Choosethe showyou wish
to watch using'the TV'schannelselector.
_Turn
25
Recordingone
showwhite
watching
another.
Note:
you cannot record one show and watch another.
PAGE
Remote's
ControLs
TV and VCR on.
power
Place VCR in VCR mode by pressing
TV/VCR on the remote repeatedlyuntil
sp/ep
rec/itr
stop/eject
0000
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the VCR indicatorappearsin the VCR
frontpanel.
Select channel 3 or 4 at the TV.If you
have connectedyour VCRto the TV's
A/V input jacks, select the AiV source
at the TV for a better picture.
Select the channelto be watched and
recorded at the VCR.If you have a
cable box, select the cable boxoutput
channel(usualy 3 or 4) at the VCR.
Select cable boxchannelsat the cable
box.
_
nserta VHS cassette
tapeintothe
VCR.
_
ress SP/EP to select recording speed,
if desired. Recording speed is always
VCR'sControls
OpUons You Can Use While Recording
,
Instant Recording
(until end of tape)
PAUSEMomentariLypausesrecording. PressPAUSE
again to resume recording.
STOPor STOP/F.3ECT
- Stopsand exits
recording mode.
SP, unless you select EP.
PressREC/ITR untilrecordingbegins.
REC indicatorappearsin the VCR front
panel.Recordingcontinuesunfityou
reach the end of the tape, or untilyou
pressSTOP to stop recording.
Place VCR in TV mode by pressing
TV/VCR on remote to turn off VCR
indicator
in the VCR front panel.
Selectthe showyou wish to watch
using the TV"s channelselector.
Note:
To return to the show you're recording, select
channel 3 or 4 at the TV. Place the VCR in the VCR
mode by pressing TV/VCR on the remote to show
the VCR indicator in the VCR's front panel.
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26 I OP RAT,O.
f
This page
explains how
to use the
timer so that
you'are
f PRoo"A.
a
SI_EZ
you can
record while
DAY
Press 2
T1MER
SETUP
AUI)_O
away.
eeOGRAM
m
MONTH :
Pressnumberkeys
QUIT=exit
MONTH :
DAY
:
START :
STOP
:
CHANNEL :
SPEED
:
REPEAT
:
(1-8) to select program
ENTER to adjust program
:
| START:
|
|
|
STOP
:
CHANNEL
SPEED
REPEAT
|
(1-8)
:
:
:
to select Ixogram
_. ENTER to ad}uM program
TIMER MENU
MAIN MENU
TIMER MENU
for Program8
for Program 1
Timer-controlled
unattended.
recording
lets you record shows
advance. The show may be recorded once or on
multiple
different
recording,
VCR Operation with Timer Off or On
Pick a day and time up to one year in
days. You can schedule up to eight
events into the PROGRAM TIMER for
as tong as no events overlap in the
VCR
POWER
On
Turn TV and VCR on.
the VCR indicator
appears in the VCR
front panel.
Select channel 3 or 4 at the TV.
Insert a VHScassette tape into the
VZR.
Program events to be recorded with the
Timer by following
the procedure in the
TIMER MENU section.
If you have a
cable box, select channel 3 or 4 (at
the VCR) as the channel to be recorded. Keep your cable box on when using
the Timer to record.
Enable the Timer by pressingPOWER
to
turn off the VC_. The TMRindicator
appears in the VCRfront panel to indicate the VCRis in the TIMERrecording
mode.
Off
VCR OPERATION
Disables timer-controued
recordingif an event is
Scheduledin the Timer. All
other VCRoperationscan
be used as desired.
same time period.
• PLace VCR in VCR mode by pressing
TV/VCR on the remote repeatedly until
TIMER
STATUS
Off
On (or set) Enablestimer-controlled
recording if an event is
scheduled in the Timer. You
cannot be operate the VCR
manually while it is in
Timer Set mode. If you
have scheduled the Timer,
you'll be recording at a
Later time.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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27
Somequick
and easytips
to fixing
problems
yourself.
Before Catting for Service
Pleaserefer to this chart beforecalling for service. First, turn on the TVand VCR.Select appropriate
input for the TVto receive the video signal from the VCR.Youwilt probably usethe AntennaIn connection to the TV.Select channel 3 or 4 at the TV.Place the VCR in the VCRmode by pressing TV/VCRon
the remote repeatedly until VCRindicator appears in the VCRfront panel If you have a cable box, turn
it on-and select channel 3 or 4 at the VCR.
Operating Problems
Probabte Sotution
ObservedCondition
Possible
No powerto the VCR.
Power cord is not connected.
Connect power cord.
Remotedoesnot function.
Batteries are weak.
Replace with new batteries.
You are too far away from the
VCR.
Move closer to the VCR.
Remote may be at an awkward
Avoidholding
theremoteat
sharpangle.
Cause
angle.
No picture appears on TV screen
Source forTV isnot selected
from any VCR function.
properly.
VCR features
do notfunction.
VCR doesnotrespondto remote
functions
orVCR keys.
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SetINPUTsourceon TV to
Audio/VideoIn, or tune TVto
Channel3 or 4, as appropriate.
TV/VCR mode for VCR is set to W.
PressTV/VCRon remote repeatedtyto chooseVCRmode.VCR
indicatorappearsin VCRfront
panel.
VCR islockedup
Disconnect VCRpowercordfor
three (3) seconds.Reset clock
and other features as necessary.
PlayingTapes (Playback)Problems
ObservedCondition
Possib[e Cause
Probab[eSotution
Tapewill not rewind o3fast
forward.
Tape is fuUy rewound or is at
its end.
No action necessary.
Mechanical sound is audible
during playback.
Note: This is normal operating
sound from internal
mechanisms.
No action necessary.
Tapep!ay_)ackdoes not appear
on TV'screen.
Source for TV is not selected
SetInputsourceon TV to
Audio/Video
In,ortuneTV to
Channel3 or4,asappropriate.
Video "noise" (horizon[at
streaks) appear during normal
tape" playing.
VCRStatus Displayflickers
when using STILLvideo during
tape playback.
property.
TV/VCRmode for VCRis set to
TV.
Press
TV/_CRrepeatedly
to
chooseVCR mode.VCR indicator
appearsinVCR frontpane[.
Tapeis a rental or was recorded
on another VCR.
UseAD3.(41/I_)
formanual
tracking
adjustment
whiletape
isplaying.
Tape heads are dirty.
Cleanvideoheads.
Tapetracking needsto be
adjusted whitein stow-motion
playback.
FromSTILLvideomode,enable
stow-motion
playback.
Use
AD3. (_/l_) to adjust tracking
for best picture. Return to PLAY
mode,then pressPAUSEfor
STILLvideo.
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28
I TROUBLESHOOTING
fSomequick
and easy tips
to fixing
problems
yourself.
Channel Tuning Problems
ObservedCondition
Possible Cause
Probable Solution
Some channels are skipped over
when using Channel Up/Down.
Those channels were deleted
UseCH.ADD/DEL torestore
channels.
SeeSETUP Menu for
details.
Picture and sound are weak or
Antenna or cables are loose.
Tightenconnections
or replace
cable.
Wrong SOURCEoption is being
used.
TryallSOURCE options.
See
_SETUP menu fordetails.
with the CH, ADD/DEL option.
missing.
Recording Problems
ObservedCondition
Possible Cause
Probable Solution
Camcorderimage is not shown.
Camcorderis off.
Turn camcorder on and operate
properly.
Camcorderimage via AiV input
to VCRis not shownon TV
screen.
VCRSOURCE
is not set to AUX.
UseChannelUp/Down to select
AUX A/V input channel.
Timerrecording is not possible.
Clock in VCR is not set to
Set clockto correcttime. See
CLOCKmenu.
correct time.
TMRindicator appears after VCR
i_turned off.
VCR is on which disables timer.
Turn VCRoff to enable timer.
TMRindicator appearsin the
VCRfront panel.
Timerhasbeenprogrammed
incorrectly.
ReprogramTimer. SeeTIMER
menu.
TMR indicator
doesnotappear
after
programmingtimer.
ReprogramTimerandturnVCR
offtoenabletimer.
that
VCR isinTimerRecording
mode. Thisisnormalindication
theVCR isinTIMER mode.If
needed,disable
TIMER by
turning
VCR on.
Stereo Audio Record and/or PLayback Problems
Observed Condition
Possible Cause
Probable Solution
Stereo is not present.
TV isnotStereo-compatible. No action is possible.
Programisnotinstereoformat. No action is possible.
VCR A/V OutjacksarenotconnectedtoTV A/V Injacks.
Make A/V connections. Stereo is
available only via A/V output
from VCR.
VCRAudio/Video Out is not
selectedfor viewing at the TV.
Select AUX or A/V sourceas TV
input.
VCRAUDIORECORDmodeis set
to SAPor MONAURAL.
Set VCRAUDIO RECORD
modeto
Stereo. SeeAUDIOMenu.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Moisture
Moisture condensation
can occur:
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29
Some quick
and easy tips
to fixing
problems
yourself.
Condensation
In locations
where moisture
condensation
may
OCCUr:
• When the video recorder is moved from a cold
place to a warm place.
• Under extremely
humid conditions
• Keep the power cord plugged into an AC outlet
and POWEROn. This wit[ help prevent condensation.
• When condensation has occurred,wait a few
hours for the VCRto dry beforeusing it.
Magnetic
FieLd from
Other
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Equipment
Keep the VCR and videotapes away from strong magnetic fietds, such as those produced by a vacuum
cleaner, refrigerator, or air conditioner.
Video Head Cleaning
Your VCR automatically cleans the heads as it is used. However, after tong periods of use, your video
heads may become dogged with accumulated dirt, causing distortion. When this occurs, use a do-ityourself wet-type head cteaning cassette avaiLabLe from your Zenith dea|er.
Caution:
Do not use a dry-type head cteaning system. It may seriousLy damage the VCR and cassettes used in the
VCR. Snow, streaking in picture,
and horizontal
pulting indicate
the need for professional
video head
cteaning. See your Zenith approved service center for cleaning.
Cabinet CLeaning
CLeanthe outside surfaces of the VCR with a soft lint-free
cloth as required. Use care not to scratch the
VCR during cteaning.
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I INDEX
f
Find what
you want
quickly.
FEATU RE
PAGE
Audio Menu ......................................
Auto Channel. Search ..............................
Connections
18
8, 17
..................................
4-5, 19
Ch. Add/De[ ....................................
8, 17
Clock Set .....................................
8, 15
Features Chart .....................................
Front Pane[ Diagram ................................
Instant
Recording
...............................
3
10
23-25
Language Menu ...................................
17
Main Menu ......................................
14
Maintenance
.....................................
29
Playing Tapes ..................................
21-22
Remote Control
12-13
.................................
Safety Information
..................................
Setup Menu ......................................
SpeakEZ Function ...................................
2
17
7
Timer Menu ......................................
16
Timer-Controlled
26
Recording ............................
Troubleshooting .................................
VCR Status Displays
................................
27-29
11
Warranty ........................................
32
Watching TV .....................................
19
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as defined under FederalLaw.This warrantygives you specific legal rights,
andyou may also haveother rightsthat vary from state to state within the U.S.A.
ZENITH'S RESPONSIBILITY
Service
Labor
During a period of 90 days from effective warranty
when needed as determined
Parts
Not Covered
date, Zenith
wiLt provide service labor by a Zenith authorized
by Zenith, as a result of manufacturing
service center
defects.
New or remanufacturedreplacementsfor factory-defective parts wilt be suppbedby a Zenith authorized servicecenterfor one year from
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This warranty coversmanufacturing defects anddoes not cover installation, adjustment of customercontrolsin the home,installationor
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customer controls.
and must be picked up by
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It is the owner'sresponsibilityto maintain the TV receiverwith whichthe video product is used, and the associatedantenna system, in
proper operating condition..
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For warranty
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Before you ask for warranty
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model number, serial number and date of purchase or
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You
a service call.
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