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Panasonic

Video

Cassette

Recorder

MODEL

PV-8450

Operating

Instructions

Please

read

these

instrudlDns

carefully

before

attempting

to

connect,

operate

or

adjust

this

produotr

Please

save

this

manual

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Quick

Use

Guide

is

included.

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para

rApIda

consulta

en

espahol

esta

include.}

Quick

Use

Guide

Is

on

the

back

cover

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~

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P10

~

P15

■

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■

P20

~

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■

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Cover

Connections

H

Getting

Started

H

Basic

Operation

H

More

You

Can

Do

H

Other

Information

Thinss

You

Should

Know

Congratulations

(

-

on

your

purchase

of

one

of

the

most

sophisticated

and

.

...

reliable

products

on

the

market

today.

Used

properly,

it

Dealer

Adaress-

will

bring

you

and

your

family

years

of

enjoyment.

Dealer

Phone

No_

Please

fill

in

the

infonnation

at

right.

Tfie

serial

number

Mortal

No

PV-Rd^O

is

on

the

tag

located

on

the

back

of

your

VCR.

.

^

1

Serial

No_

Safety

Precautions

Warning:

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

equipment

to

rain

or

moisture.

CAUTION:

To

prevent

electric

shock,

match

wide

blade

of

plug

to

wide

slot,

fully

insert.

This

video

recorder,

equipped

with

t

he

HQ

(High

Quality)

System,

is

compatible

with

existing

VHS

equipment.

Only

use

those

tapes

with

the

IWH

mark.

It

is

recommended

that

only

cassette

tapes

that

have

been

tested

and

inspected

for

use

in

2,

4,

6,

and

8

hour

VCR

machines

be

used.

FCC

Warning;

Any

unauthorized

changes

or

modifications

to

this

equipment

would

void

the

user’s

authority

to

operate.

CAUTON:

TOREDUCC

THE

R6K

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

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NOT

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SERVICE

PERSOMCl

This

symbol

warns

the

user

that

uninsulated

voltage

within

the

unit

may

have

sufficient

magnitude

to

cause

electric

shock.

Therefore,

it

is

dangerous

to

make

any

Idnd

of

contact

with

any

inside

part

of

this

unit.

This

symbol

alerts

the

user

that

important

literature

concerning

the

operation

and

maintenance

of

this

unit

has

been

included.

Therefore,

it

should

be

read

carefully

in

order

to

avoid

any

problems.

Table

of

Contents

Importartt

Safeguards

and

Precautions.

3

Unpacking

Your

VCR

•

Product

Features.

4

VCR

and

Cassette

Information

(Record

Tab,

Tape

speeds,

Head

Cleaning,

DST.,

Specifications).

5

Basic

Connection

(Antenna

and

VCR,

VCR

and

TV).

6,

7

Other

Connections

(cable,

AudioA/ideo).

8,

9

Location

of

Controls

(Remote

Control,

VCR).

10,

11

One

Time

VCR

Setup

(On-Screen

Language,

Channel

Memory,

Clock

Set).

12

~

14

On-Screen

Displays

(OSD)

(Function,

Channel,

Menu.

VCR

Status

&

Clock,

Warning).

15

Playback

a

Tape

(Main

Operation,

special

Effects,

Quality

Picture

Features).

16

Record

On

a

Tape

(Main

Operation,

One

Touch

Record,

Channel

Selection).

17

Timer

Recording

(Main

Operation,

Cancel,

Clear

or

Replace

Program

Contents).

18,

19

Special

VCR

Features

(Channel

Caption,

Time

Stamp,

Blue

back

ON/OFF,

VCR

Lock,

Warning

Beeper)...

20

-

22

Tape

Operation

(Repeat

Play,

One

Minute

Skip,

Zero

Search,

Auto

Functions,

Index

Search).

23-25

MTS

Broadcast/

VHS

Hi-Fi

Stereo

System

(Stereo/SAP/Mono

Broadcast,

Select

Audio

Mode).

26,

27

Multi-Brand

Control

Feature.

28,

29

Copying

Your

Tapes

(Dubbing)

(Connection,

Main

Operation,

Monitoring,

Select

Input

Mode).

30

Before

Requesting

Service

(Seif-check

items).

31

Service

Center

List.

32

Warranty.

33

Spanish

Quick

Use

Guide.

34,

35

Quick

Use

Guide.Back

Cover

2

Important

Safeguards

and

Precautions

I

OUTDOOR

ANTCNNaTnSTALLATION

1

SAFE

ANTENNA

AND

CABLE

CONNECTION

If

an

outside

antenna

or

cable

system

-Minui

is

connected

to

the

equipment,

.

be

sure

the

antenna

or

cable

system

is

grounded

so

as

to

provide

some

protection

against

built

up

static

charges

and

voltage

surges.

Section

810

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

70

(In

Canada,

part

1

of

the

Canadian

Electrical

Cc^e)

provides

Information

with

respect

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supportliig

stmcture,

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

antenna

discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

conductors,

location

of

antenna

discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes

and

requirements

for

the

grounding

electrode.

2

KEEP

ANTENNA

CLEAR

OF

HIGH

VOLTAGE

POWER

LINES

OR

CIRCUITS

An

outside

antenna

system

should

be

located

well

away

from

power

lines,

electric

light

or

power

circuits

and

where

it

will

never

come

Into

contact

with

these

power

sources

if

it

should

happen

to

fail.

When

installing

an

outside

antenna,

extreme

care

should

be

taken

to

avoid

touching

power

lines,

circuits

or

other

power

sources

as

this

could

be

fatal.

Because

of

the

hazards

Involved,

antenna

installation

should

be

left

to

a

professional.

_

USING

THE

VIDEO

UNIT

|

If

the

unit

has

been

in

storage

or

moved

to

a

new

location,

refer

first

to

the

INSTALLATION

section

of

these

safeguards.

1

KEEP

THIS

VIDEO

UNIT

AWAY

FROM

WATER

OR

MOISTURE

OF

ANY

KINO.

2

IF

EQUIPMENT

IS

EXPOSED

TO

RAIN,

MOISTURE,

OR

STRONG

IMPACT,

unplug

the

unit

and

have

it

Inspected

by

a

qualified

service

technician

before

use.

3

DURING

AN

ELECTRICAL

STORM

During

a

lightning

storm,

whether

indoors

or

outdoors,

or

before

leaving

the

unit

unused

for

extended

periods

of

time,

disconnect

all

equipment

from

the

power

source

as

well

as

the

antenna

and

cable

system.

4

WHEN

THE

UNIT

IS

PLUGGED

IN

■

Never

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

water.

DO

NOT

OPERATE

if

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

unit.

Immediately

unplug

the

unit,

arxi

have

It

inspected

by

a

service

technician.

Fire

and

shock

hazards

can

result

from

electrical

shorts

caused

by

liquid

contact

inside.

•

Never

drop

or

push

arry

object

through'openings

in

the

unit.

Some

internal

parts

carry

hazardous

voltages

and

contact

can

cause

electric

shock

or

fire

hazard.

•

Avoid

placing

the

unit

directly

above

or

below

your

TV

set

as

this

may

cause

electrical

interference.

Keep

all

magnets

away

from

electronic

equipment.

5

USING

ACCESSORIES

Use

only

accessories

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

to

avoid

risk

of

fire,

shock,

or

other

hazards.

6

CLEANING

THE

UNIT

Unplug

the

unit.

Then,

use

a

clean,

dry,

chemically

untreated

cloth

to

gently

rerrxjve

dust

or

debris.

DO

NOT

USE

cleaning

fluids,

aerosols,

or

forced

air

that

could

over-spray,

or

seep

into

the

unit

and

cause

electrical

shock.

Any

substance

such

as

wax,

adhesive

tape,

etc.

may

mar

the

cabinet

surface.

Exposure

to

greasy,

humid,

or

dusty

areas

may

adversely

affect

internal

parts.

SERVICE

i

1

DO

NOT

SERVICE

THIS

PRODUCT

YOURSELF

If,

after

carefully

following

the

detailed

operating

Instructions,

this

Video

product

does

not

operate

property,

do

not

attempt

to

open

or

remove

covers,

or

make

any

adjustments

not

described

In

the

manual.

Unplug

the

unit

arxi

contact

a

qualified

service

technician.

2

IF

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

ARE

REQUIRED

Make

sure

the

service

technician

uses

only

parts

specified

by

the

manufacturer,

or

those

having

the

same

safety

characteristics

as

the

original

parts.

The

use

of

unauthorized

substitutes

may

result

in

fire,

electric

shock,

or

other

hazards.

3

HAVE

THE

SERVICE

TECHNICIAN

PERFORM

A

SAFETY

CHECK

After

any

service

or

repairs

to

the

unit,

request

the

service

technician

to

conduct

a

thorough

safety

check

as

described

in

the

manufacture’s

service

literature

to

insure

that

the

video

unit

Is

In

safe

operating

condition.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY,

READ

AND

RETAIN

ALL

SAFETY

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUC¬

TIONS.

HEED

ALL

WARNINGS

IN

THE

MANUAL

AND

ON

THE

UNIT

_

INSTALLATION

_|

1

POWER

SOURCE

CAUTION

Operate

only

from

a

power

source

indicated

on

the

unit

or

in

this

manual.

If

necessary,

have

your

Electric

Utility

Service

Company

or

Video

Products

Dealer

verify

the

(Mwer

source

in

your

home.

2

POLARIZED

OR

GROUNDING

PLUG

As

a

safety

feature,

this

Video

product

comes

with

either

a

polarized

power

cord

plug

(one

blade

is

wider

than

the

other),

or

a

three-wire

grounding

type

plug.

POLARIZED

PLUG

CAUTION:

This

plug

will

only

fit

into

an

outlet

one

way.

If

you

cannot

fully

insert

the

plug,

try

reversing

it.

If

it

still

will

not

fit,

have

an

electrician

install

the

proper

wall

outlet.

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

feature

by

tampering

with

the

plug.

GROUNDING

PLUG

CAUTION:

This

plug

will

only

fit

into

a

three-hole

grounding

outlet.

If

necessary,

have

an

electrician

install

the

proper

outlet.

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

feature

by

tampering

with

the

plug.

3

POWER

CORD

Make

sure

power

cords

are

routed

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

have

anything

rest

on

them,

roll

over

them,

or

be

in

the

way

of

walking

traffic.

If

an

extension

cord

Is

used,

make

sure

it

also

has

either

a

polarized

or

grounded

plug

and

that

the

cords

can

be

securely

connected.

Frayed

cords,

damaged

plugs,

and

damaged

or

cracked

wire

insulation

are

hazardous

and

should

be

replaced

by

a

qualified

service

technician.

Overloaded

outlets

and

extension

cords

are

fire

hazards

and

should

be

avoided.

4

DO

NOT

BLOCK

VENTILATION

HOLES

Ventilatton

openings

In

the

cabinet

release

heat

generated

during

operation.

If

they

are

blocked,

heat

build-up

Inside

the

unit

can

cause

failures

that

may

result

in

a

fire

hazard

or

heat

damage

to

cassettes.

For

protection,

follow

these

rules:

a.

Never

cover

ventilation

slots

or

the

unit

while

In

use,

or

operate

the

unit

when

placed

on

a

bed,

sofa,

mg,

or

other

soft

surface.

b.

Avoid

built-in

installation,

such

as

a

book

case

or

rack,

unless

proper

ventilation

is

provided.

5

AVOID

EXTREMELY

HOT

LOCATIONS

OR

SUDDEN

TEMPERATURE

CHANGES

Do

not

place

the

unit

over

or

near

any

kind

of

heater

or

regulator,

In

direct

sunlight,

inside

a

closed

vehicle,

etc..

Do

not

move

the

unit

suddenly

between

areas

of

extreme

temperature

variation.

If

the

unit

is

suddenly

moved

from

a

cold

place

to

a

warm

place,

moisture

may

condense

In

the

unit

and

on

the

tape.

6

TO

AVOID

PERSONAL

INJURY

•

Do

not

place

unsecured

equipment

on

a

sloping

surface.

<

Do

not

place

this

unit

on

any

support

that

is

not

firm,

level,

and

adequately

strong.

The

unit

could

fall

causing

serious

injury

to

a

child

or

adult

and

damage

to

the

unit.

•

An

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

combination

to

overturn.

•

Carefully

follow

all

operating

instructions

and

use

the

manufacturer's

recommended

accessories

when

operating

this

unit

or

connecting

it

to

any

other

equipment.

3

Unpackin^jbu^C^^Pr^duc^eatur^

Unpacking

Your

VCR

The

accessories

below

are

provided

to

help

you

use

or

set

up

your

VCR.

Accessories

Remote

Control

VSQS1559

4

>)'

)

dZZD

2“AA”

Batteries

RF

Coaxial

Cable

VJAS0183

Loading

the

Batteries

1

Press

in

and

up

on

the

latch

with

your

thumb

nail

and

lift

off

the

lid.

2

Install

two

batteries

as

indicated

inside

the

Battery

Compartment.

3

Fit

the

lid’s

hinge

piece

into

the

indent

on

the

case,

and

snap

the

lid

into

place.

Battery

replacement

caution

•

Do

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

•

Do

not

mix

alkaline

with

manganese

batteries.

To

order

accessories,

call

toll

free

1-800-211-PANA

(7262).

Product

Features

All

Channel

Auto

Set/181-CH

TV/CABLE

Tuner.

12-14

Auto

Daylight

Saving

Time.

5

Auto

Features

for

a

Quality

Picture.

16

Auto

Operation

Functions

(Auto

Playback,

Rewind,

Tape

Eject,

Power

off)

.

23

Auto

Repeat

Function.

23

Digital

Auto

Picture.

16

Easy-to-Read

English/

Spanish/

French

On-Screen

Displays.

12

-

14,18,19

MTS

Broadcast

System

(Multi*channel

Television

Sound-Stereo,

SAP,

Mono)

.

26

Multi

Brand

TV/

Cable

Box/

DSS

Remote

Control.

28,29

One

Minute

Skip.

23

One

Month,

8

Program

Timer

Recording.

18,19

One

Touch

Recording

(OTR).

17

Program

Director

Remote

Control.

18,19

Special

Effects

Playback.

16

Special

VCR

Features

(Channel

Caption,

Time

Stamp,

Blue

Back

ON/OFF,

VCR

Lock,

Warning

Beeper)

.

20

-

22

Timer

Recording

Using

VCR

Buttons.

19

VMS

Hi-Fi

Stereo

System.

27

VHS

Index

Search

System

(Direct

Access

Search,

Program

Index

Search,

Index

Scan

Search)

.

24,

25

Zero

Search.

23

4

VCR

and

Cassette

Information

.

.

\

Erase

Protection

(Record

Tab)

-

>

Reset

all

VCR

Memory

Functions

Cassettes

have

a

record

tab

to

ensure

that

recordings

are

not

accidentally

erased.

To

prevent

accidental

erasure,

break

off

the

tab

with

a

screwdriver.

To

record

again,

cover

the

hole

with

cellophane

tape

.

Use

when

moving

the

VCR

to

a

new

location,

or

if

a

mistake

was

made

in

the

One

Time

VCR

Setup

section.

•

Make

sure

a

tape

is

not

inserted

in

the

VCR.

1)

Turn

VCR

Power

on.

2)

Press

and

hold

both

PLAY

and

CHANNEL

A

on

the

VCR

for

more

than

5

seconds.

•

The

power

wUI

shut

off.

3)

Perform

the

One

Time

VCR

Setup

section

on

page

12.

Maximum

Record/Playback

Time

Only

use

tapes

with

the

ivnsi

mark

in

this

unit.

Tape

Speed

.

Setting

Type

of

Video

Cassette

T60

T120

T160

SP

(Standard

Play)

1

Hour

2

Hours

2

Hours

40

Minutes

LP

(Long

Play)

2

Hours

4

Hours

5

Hours

20

Minutes

SLP

(Super

Long

Play)

3

Hours

6

Hours

8

Hours

D.S.T.

(Daylight

Saving

Time)

Your

VCR

can

be

set

to

automatically

adjust

the

clock

for

Daylight

Saving

Time.

(Page

13.)

Spring

(First

Sunday

in

April)

When

set

to

DST:ON,

the

VCR

will

automatically

set

the

clock

ahead

one

hour.

Autumn

(Last

Sunday

in

October)

When

set

to

OST:ON,

the

VCR

will

automatically

set

the

clock

back

one

hour.

•

If

your

area

does

not

observe

Daylight

Saving

Time,

select

DST:OFF.

•

Keep

these

time

changes

in

mind

when

programming

the

VCR

for

timer

recordings.

Head

Cleaning

—

Your

VCR

will

not

normally

require

head

cleaning,

however

the

heads

may

become

clogged

when

playing

an

old

or

damaged

tape.

Video

Heads

Sensor

System

If

head

cleaning

becomes

necessary,

the

VCR

will

display

the

screen

at

tight

while

playing

back

a

recorded

signal.

To

exit

this

screen,

push

PLAY

on

the

remote

control

or

VCR.

•

Use

“dry”

type

head

cleaning

cassette*

only.

•

Be

sure

to

follow

the

cleaning

tape

instmctions

carefully.

Excessive

use

of

a

cleaning

cassette

can

shorten

head

life.

•

If

using

a

head

cleaning

cassette

does

not

solve

the

problem,

contact

your

nearest

Factory

Service

Center

or

authorized

Service

Center.

(See

page

32.)

•

Cleaning

cassette

part

No.

NV-TCL30PT

is

recommended.

VIDEO

HEADS

MAY

NEED

CLEANING

PLEASE

INSERT

HEAD

CLEANING

CASSETTE

OR

REFER

TO

MANUAL

ENOrPLAY

KEY

Specifications

Power

Source:

Power

Consumption:

Video

Signal:

Video

Recording

System:

Audio

Track:

Tuner:

Broadcast

Channels:

CABLE

Channels:

Operating

Temperature:

Operating

Humidity:

Weight:

Dimensions:

120V

AC,

60

Hz

Approx.

23

watts

(Power

on)

Approx.

4.1

watts

(Power

off)

El

A

Standard

NTSC

color

4

rotaiy

heads

helical

scanning

system

1

track

(NormaJ)

2

channel

(Hi-R

Audio

Sound)

VHF2~13,

UHF

14-69

Midband

A

through

I

(14-22)

Superband

J

through

W

(23-36)

Hyperband

AA-EEE

(37-64)

Lowband

A-5-A-1

(95-99)

SpeciEii

CABLE

channel

5A

(01)

Ultraband

65-94,100-125

41*F-104“F

(5"C-40°C)

10%-75%

7.5

lbs.

(3.4

kg)

14-15/16’(W)x

3*2/3”

(H)x

12*3/16"

(D)

380

(W)

X

93

(H)

X

310

(D)

mm

Note:

Designs

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

5

Basic

Connection

r

WARNING-

When

using

“Nut

type”

RF

coaxial

cables,

tighten

with

fingers

only.

Overtightening

may

damage

terminals.

6

Case

2

:

Twin

Lead

&

Coaxial

Cables

Case

2:

Screw

Type

Terminal

(Round)

75

Ohm

coaxial

Cable

r

U

H

F

A/HF

Band

Mixer

(not

supplied)

To

VCR

Terminal

75-300

ohm

T

ransformer

(not

supplied)

Case

3:

Double

Screw

Type

Terminal

Case

3:

Two

Twin

Lead

Cables

UHFA/HF

Band

Separator

(not

supplied)

300-75

ohm

Transformer

(not

supplied)

UHFA/HF

Band

Mixer

(not

supplied)

To

VCR

Terminal

If

your

TV

has

both

post

and

plug-type

VHF

terminals,

the

post

connection

is

recommended

to

minimize

signal

loss.

Case

4:

Complex

TV

Terminal

TERMINALS

ON

BACK

OF

TV

SET

gill

ANT2

Connect

to

one

of

the

ANT

terminals

and

select

the

same

antenna

number

on

the

TV.

7

Other

Connections

CABLE

Connections

All

connections

on

these

pages

are

made

with

75

Ohm

coajdal

cables.

Without

a

Converter/Descrambler

Box

You

can:

1)

Use

your

VCR

Remote

Control

to

select

channels.

2)

Program

one

or

more

unscrambled

channels

for

unattended

recording.

You

cannot:

record

or

view

scrambled

channels

with

this

connection.

IN

FROM

ANT.

IN

FROM

CABLE

VHF/UHF

With

a

(CABLE

to

VCR)

Converter/Descrambler

Box

You

can:

1)

Record

and

view

any

channel

including

scrambled

channels;

channel

selection

must

be

made

at

the

Cable

TV

Converter

Box.

2)

Program

one

channel

for

unattended

recording.

Cable

TV

Converter

Box

IN

FROM

CABLE

OUT

TO

TV

You

cannot:

select

channels

from

VCR

or

TV.

watch

one

station

while

recording

another.

place

channels

in

memory

(pg.12)

other

than

the

Cable

box

output

channel.

VHF/UHF

With

a

(VCR

to

TV)

Converter/Descrambler

Box

You

can:

1)

Use

your

VCR

Remote

Control

to

select

channels.

2)

Program

unattended

recordings

of

more

than

one

unscrambled

channel.

IN

FROI

CABLE

You

cannot:

record

scrambled

channels

with

this

connection.

Cable

TV

-

Converter

Box

IN

FROM

ANT.

VHF/UHF

With

Two

Converter/Descrambler

Boxes

If

you

want

to

record

and

view

a

combination

of

scrambled

and

unscrambled

channels,

you

will

need

additional

equipment.

This

connection

requires

two

converter

boxes,

an

A/B

switch,

and

a

2-way

splitter

as

shown

here.

VHF/UHF

IN

FROM

CABLE

2-Way

Splitter

Converter

Box

1

IN

FROM

ANT.

f®**—^

Converter

.OUT

2

Box

2

IN

75ohm'

'Coaxial

Cable

^

OUT

TO

TV

/VB

Switch

o

3

3

O

IN

FROM

CABLE

or

Antenna

in

FROM

1)

Record

and

view

any

channel

including

scrambled

channels;

channel

selection

must

be

made

at

the

DSS

Receiver.

2)

Program

one

channel

for

unattended

recording.

NOTE:

The

DSS

receiver

must

be

turned

off

to

view

programs

from

a

cable

box

or

antenna.

See

the

DSS

manual

for

details.

VHF/UHF

••DSS®

is

a

registered

trademark

of

DIRECTV,

INC.,

a

unit

of

GM

Hughed

Electronics.

With

a

DSS

Receiver

You

can:

AudloA/ideo

Connections

If

your

TV

has

AUDIO

IN

and

VIDEO

IN

terminals,

you

can

connect

your

VCR

to

them

to

receive

a

higher

quality

picture

and

sound.

If

your

TV

is

not

stereo,

you

can

connect

a

stereo

amplifier

to

the

VCR

to

enjoy

stereo

sound.

Audio/Video

Connections

AUDIO

IN

VHF/UHF<

VIDEO

IN

IN

FROM

ANT

1

Connect

the

VIDEO

OUT

terminal

on

the

VCR

to

the

VIDEO

IN

terminal

of

your

TV.

2

Connect

the

“L”

and

“R"

AUDIO

OUT

terminals

on

the

VCR

to

the

“L”

and

“R"

AUDIO

IN

terminals

of

your

TV.

3

Set

the

VIDEO/TV

selector

of

your

TV

(Monitor/Receiver)

to

“VIDEO."

To

use

your

TV

as

a

VCR

monitor,

set

the

VIDEO/TV

selector

on

the

TV

(Monitor/Receiver)

to

“VIDEO.”

Use

the

L

Audio

In

jack

for

proper

sound

reproduction

when

connecting

to

a

monaural

TV.

Stereo

Amplifier

Connections

When

you

connect

your

VCR

to

a

Stereo

Component

System,

you

can

view

the

picture

from

the

VCR

while

enjoying

stereo

from

your

audio

system.

Connect

the

“L"

and

“R”

AUDIO

OUT

terminals

on

the

VCR

to

the

“L"

and

“R”

AUDIO

IN

terminals

of

your

stereo.

Note

to

CABLE

system

installer;

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CABLE

system

installer's

attention

to

Article

820*40

of

the

NEC

in

USA

(and

to

the

Canadian

Electrical

Code

in

Canada)

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

cable

entry

as

practical

Location

of

Controls

Remote

Control

Buttons

VCR-

See

pages

28,

29.

POWER

-

POWER

-

See

pages

12,18,19,

28,29.

VCR/TV

-

See

pages

12,

17,

29.

play

.-

See

pages

16,

25,

29.

SELECT

UP

See

pages

12-15,18-25.

REWIND/SEARCH

-

See

pages

16,

24,

25,

29.

SET/BACKSPACE

See

pages

12-14,18-20.

action-

See

pages

13-15,

20-23.

PAUSE-

See

pages

17,

29,

30.

NUMBERED

KEYS-

See

pages

14,17,

24,

28,

29.

DISPLAY/ENTER-

See

pages

15,17,

23,

26.29.

INDEX-

See

pages

24,

25.

SAP/HI-FI-

See

page

27.

SPEED

-

See

pages

17,

29.

COUNTER

RESET-

See

pages

23,

29.

o

0

©

©

©

©

©

©

©

-

TV

See

pages

28,

29.

--DSS/CABLE

See

pages

28,

29.

--

INPUT

See

pages

17,

29,

30.

^-

FAST

FORWARD/SEARCH

See

pages

16,.24,25,29.

SET

See

pages

12-15,18-25.

-

STOP

See

pages

14,16,17,19,

25,

29.

SELECT

DOWN

See

pages

12-15,18-25.

^-PROGRAM

See

pages

18,19.

-RECORD/TIME

See

pages

17,

29.

-

SLOW

See

pages

16,

29.

-

ADD/DELETE

See

pages

14,

19,

20.

-CHANNEL

UP/DOWN

(TRACKING

UP/DOWN)

See

pages

12-14,16,17,

29,30,

-

VOLUME

UP/DOWN

See

page

29.

^-ZERO

SEARCH/

1

MINUTE

SKIP

See

pages

23,

29.

Front

View

of

the

VCR

Cassette

Compartment

See

pages

16,

17,30.

STOP/EJECT

See

pages

16,

17,

19,25,

29,

30.

REWIND/SEARCH

See

pages

16,

19,

24,

25.

PLAY

See

pages

16.19.

24,

25,29,

30.

FAST

FORWARD/

SEARCH

See

pages

16,19,

24,

25,

29.

POWER

See

pages

12,18,19,29.

RECORD/TIME

See

pages

17,19,

22,30.

CHANNEL

UP/DOWN

TRACKING/V-LOCK

See

pages

12,

16,17,

29.

REMOTE

SENSOR

Multi

Function

Display

See

pages

11,16-19,

30.

VCR/TV

Selector

See

pages

12,17,

29,

30.

10