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Tuner Setting

Setting channels automatically
— Auto Channel Set

Perform Auto Channel Set only if channels have not been set 
correctly by the Plug&Play setting.

A

Access Main Menu screen, then Tuner 
Set screen

Press 

MENU

 on the Remote. Press 

rt

 to 

move the highlight bar (arrow) to “TUNER 
SET”, then press 

OK

 or 

e

.

B

Perform Auto Channel Set

Press 

rt

 to move the highlight bar 

(arrow) to “AUTO CHANNEL SET”, then 
press 

OK

 or 

e

. The VCR selects the correct 

band (TV or CATV) automatically during 
Auto Channel Set.

When Auto Channel Set is complete, 
“SCAN COMPLETED” appears on 
screen.

If the scan was unsuccessful, “SCAN 
COMPLETED–NO SIGNAL–” appears on 
screen. Check the connections and start 
again.

Press 

MENU

 to return to normal screen.

Setting channels manually
— Manual Channel Set

You can add the channels you want or delete the channels you do 
not want manually.

A

Access Main Menu screen, then Tuner 
Set screen

Press 

MENU

 on the Remote. Press 

rt

 to 

move the highlight bar (arrow) to “TUNER 
SET”, then press 

OK

 or 

e

.

B

Access Manual Channel Set screen

Press 

rt

 to move the highlight bar 

(arrow) to “MANUAL CHANNEL SET”, 
then press 

OK

 or 

e

.

C

Add or skip desired channels

To add channels

A

Press the 

Number keys

 on the Remote 

to input a channel number you want to 
add.

B

Press 

OK

 or 

e

 to set to “ADD”.

C

Repeat 

A

 to 

B

 to add other channels. 

Press 

MENU

 to return to normal screen.

To skip channels

A

Press 

rt

 or the 

Number keys

 to select a channel number you 

want to skip.

B

Press 

OK

 or 

e

 to set to “SKIP”.

C

Repeat 

A

 and 

B

 to skip other channels. Press 

MENU

 to return 

to normal screen.

Basic Playback

A

Load a cassette

Make sure the window side is up, the rear label side is facing you 
and the arrow on the front of the cassette is pointing towards the 
VCR.

Do not apply too much pressure when inserting.

The VCR turns on, and the counter on the on-screen display is 
reset, automatically.

If the cassette’s record safety tab has been removed, playback 
begins automatically.

B

Start playback

Press 

PLAY

 (

4

).

The S-VHS indicator lights up when you play back a tape 
recorded in S-VHS mode or in S-VHS ET mode (

pg. 9).   

After a power failure occurs...

Band selection will be reset to “CATV”.

Playback

During playback

Stop playback

Press 

STOP

 (

8

) on the 

Remote.

OR

Press 

STOP/EJECT

 (

0

) on 

the VCR.

Pause playback and view still picture

Press 

PAUSE

 (

9

).

Press 

PLAY

 (

4

) to resume normal playback.

NOTE:

During still picture, vertical vibration may appear on the TV  
screen. Press 

CH+/–

 on the remote to get a clearer picture.

Pause and Frame-by-Frame playback

Press 

PAUSE

 (

9

) to pause, then press 

2

or 

6

(or 

PAUSE

 (

9

)) 

repeatedly.

Press 

PLAY

 (

4

) to resume normal playback.

High-Speed Picture Search

Press 

REW

 (

3

) or 

FF

 (

5

).

Press 

PLAY

 (

4

) to resume normal playback.

If you press and hold 

REW

 (

3

) or 

FF

 (

5

) for more than 

2 seconds, simply releasing it cancels the picture search, and 
normal playback resumes.

Variable-Speed Picture Search (including slow-motion)

Press 

2

or 

6

 repeatedly.

Press 

PLAY

 (

4

) to resume normal playback.

Each time you press 

2

or 

6

, the playback speed 

changes. To decrease the speed during picture search, press the 
opposite direction button repeatedly.

During still picture, press and hold 

6

to start forward (or 

2

to start reverse) slow motion playback. When you release 

the button, still picture resumes. During still picture, holding 

PAUSE

 (

9

) for more than 2 seconds also starts forward slow 

motion playback. If you press 

PAUSE

 (

9

) again, still picture 

resumes.

NOTE:

During slow motion, some noise may appear on the TV screen. 
Press 

CH+/–

 on the remote to eliminate the noise.

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Page 2: ... should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer ANTENNA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the product be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Article 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 pro...

Page 3: ...riginal part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards 4 Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in safe operating condition How to use the Remote Before use insert two AA size batteries into the Remote with the polarity and matched correctly as in...

Page 4: ...EO AC power cord A Press OSD OK All indications corresponding to the current status are displayed for 5 seconds After that the counter information and RECORD PAUSE if in the Record Pause mode are left displayed on the screen B Press OSD OK again to clear the display The RECORD PAUSE indication is left displayed on the screen Number keys B E CH125 RECORD THU 12 00 AM PAUSE STEREO WARNING SP SAP TIM...

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Page 6: ... Daylight Saving Time Be sure to select the correct time zone manually in step 4 4 4 4 ON Adjustment will be made by the built in clock itself OFF Select when Daylight Saving Time does not apply to you D Select time zone Press OK or e to move the highlight bar to TIME ZONE then press rt repeatedly until AUTO or the desired time zone is selected Each time you press the button the time zone changes ...

Page 7: ...and the arrow on the front of the cassette is pointing towards the VCR Do not apply too much pressure when inserting The VCR turns on and the counter on the on screen display is reset automatically If the cassette s record safety tab has been removed playback begins automatically B Start playback Press PLAY 4 The S VHS indicator lights up when you play back a tape recorded in S VHS mode or in S VH...

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Page 9: ...ess REC 7 on the VCR repeatedly until the recording length you want appears on the display panel The record indicator 䡬 on the display panel starts blinking Each time you press the button recording length increases in 30 minute intervals up to 6 hours The VCR shuts off after recording is finished To cancel an ITR press STOP 8 on the Remote or STOP EJECT 0 on the VCR Watching one program while reco...

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