Panasonic Omnivision PV-S9670 Bedienungsanleitung

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Video

Cassette

Recorder

Panasonic

Omni

Vision

i

r

12:30

AM

For

assistance,

call

t-800-211-PAtJA<7a62>,

Operating

Instructions

Please

read

these

Instrucllona

carefully

b^iforc

attempting

to

connect,

operate

or

adjust

this

product.

Pfease

sav®

ihie

manuaf.

Spanish

Quick

Use

Guide

is

included

(Guia

para

r^pida

consulta

an

espanol

esta

Incfuida,)

Quick

Use

Guide

Is

on

the

back

cover.

IIUPLI.

AUTO

aOCXSET

/

rSk

Basic

Operation

I

Advanced

Operation

|

For

Yoor

Information

Important

Safeguards

and

Precautions

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY,

READ

AND

RETAIN

ALL

SAFETY

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS.

HEED

ALL

WARNINGS

IN

THE

MANUAL

AND

ON

THE

UNIT

OUTDOOR

ANTENNA

INSTALLATION

NEC

.MTIONJU.

UC^RMiMiCOOC

INSTALLATION

OMMNDWQ

CONDUCTOR

I

SAFE

ANTENNA

AND

CABLE

CONNECTION

If

an

outside

antenna

or

cable

system

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

Code)

provides

information

with

respect

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

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.

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

w/ill

never

come

into

contact

with

these

power

sources

if

it

should

happen

to

fall.

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

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

power

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

Ventilation

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,

rug.

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.

Safety

Precautions

Vl/arning:

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

equipment

to

rain

or

moisture.

(l«CART2M,P«nTH)

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

KIND.

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,

and

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

any

object

through

openings

in

the

unit,

^me

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

remove

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

DO

NOT

SERVICE

THIS

PRODUCT

YOURSELF

If,

after

carefully

following

the

detailed

operating

instructions,

this

Video

product

does

not

operate

properly,

do

not

attempt

to

open

or

remove

covers,

or

make

any

adjustments

not

described

in

the

manual.

Unplug

the

unit

and

contact

a

qualified

service

technician.

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.

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.

CAimON

TOkEOUCClHERtiKOf

ELECmcSHOCK.

00

NOT

ItEMOVE

COVER

(OR

SACK)

NOUSER

SERVCEABLE

FARTS

IN90E

IRCFER

5ERVICMQ

70

OUAUFlCD

SERVICE

pcRSONNCV

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

kind

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.

For

assistance,

call

1-800-211-PANA(7262).

Table

of

Contents

/Use

/

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more!

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Other

Informatioh!

Important

Safeguards

and

Precautions.2

Accessories.4

Loading

the

Batteries.4

Basic

Connections

(Antenna,

VCR,

TV)

.

4

,

5

One

Time

VCR

Setup

(Language,

Cable/

DSS,

Channels,

Clock)

...6

-

11

Playback

a

Tape

(Slow

Motion,

Stlll

picture,

Frame

by

Frame).

1

2

Record

On

a

Tape.13

•

One

Touch

Recording.13

Advanced

Connections

(Cabie/oss,

AudioA/ideo).

1

4

,

15

Timer

Recording.16,

17

•

Timer

Recording

•

Review,

Replace

or

Clear

Using

VCR

Buttons.16

Program

Contents.:.17

Timer

Recording

Using

VCR

Plus+

System.

18

-

2

1

•

Auto

VCR

Plus+

System

•

Manual

VCR

Plus+

System

Channel

Setup.18,19

Channel

Setup.20

■

Programming.21

Multi-Brand

Control

Feature.22,

23

Tape

Operation.24

-

30

•

Commercial

Advance.

24

-

26

•

Auto

Operation

Functions

.......

29

•

Movie

Advance.27

•

Repeat

Play.30

•

VMS

Index

Search

System....

28,

29

•

Zero

Search.30

Copying

Your

Tapes

(Dubbing).

3

1

MTS

Broadcast/

VMS

Hi-Fi

Stereo

System.32,

33

•

Stereo/SAP/Mono

Broadcast.32

•

Spatializer.33

•

Select

Audio

Mode.33

Special

VCR

Features.34

-

39

•

Channel

Caption.34,

35

•

VCR

Lock.38

•

Time

Stamp.36,

37

•

Weak

Signal

Display

ON/OFF..

39

•

Tape

Position

Display.38

•

Auto

Shut-Off..39

•

Remote

Warning

ON/OFF.38

Super

(S)

VHS

System.40,

41

Declaration

of

Conformity.

41

Reset

Language,

Channels,

Clock.42,

43

VCR

&

Cassette

Information.44,

45

•

ResetAll

VCR

Memory

Functions..

44

•

HeadCleaning.45

•

DST

(Daylight

Saving

Time)....

44

•

Cleaning

the

VCR.45

•

Prevent

Accidental

Tape

Erasure...

44

•

Specifications.45

•

Record/Playback

Time.44

•

Features

for

Quality.45

On-Screen

Displays

(OSD).46

•

Function

&

Channel

Display

....

46

•

Warning

and

•

VCR

Status

&

Clock

Display...

46

Instruction

Displays.46

Before

Requesting

Service.47

Service

Center

List.48

Warranty.49

Spanish

(Espahol)

Quick

Use

Guide.50

-

53

Location

of

Controls.54,

55

Quick

Use

Guide

(Playback,

Recording).

B

ack

Cover

3

Basic

Operation

Advanced

Operation

I

For

Your

Information

Before

Using

Basic

Connection

Congratulations

on

your

purchase

of

one

of

the

most

sophisticated

and

reliable

products

on

the

market

today.

Used

properly,

it

will

bring

you

and

your

family

years

of

enjoyment.

Please

fill

in

the

information

below.

The

serial

number

is

on

the

tag

located

on

the

back

of

your

VCR.

•

Date

of

Purchase_

•Dealer

Purchased

From^_

•

Dealer

Address_

•

Dealer

Phone

No._

•

Model

No._

PV-S9fi7n

__

•

Serial

No.

__

Accessories

□

Remote

Control

□

Batteries

2

“AA”

VSQS1598

To

order

accessories,

call

toll

free

1-800-332-5368.

Loading

the

Batteries

Open

the

cover.

Insert

the

batteries

as

marked.

Close

the

cover.

n

Battery

replacement

caution

•

Do

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

•

Do

not

mix

alkaline

with

manganese

batteries.

4

ANTENNA

(See

page

5)

CABLE

TV

OUTDOOR

ANTENNA

INDOOR

ANTENNA

or

1

VCR

Disconnect

antenna

or

cable

from

TV

and

connect

to

VCR.

Set

VCR

Output

to

channel

3

or

4

(not

an

active

station).

2

Connect

VCR

to

TV

with

RF

Coaxial

Cable.

Tune

TV

to

VCR

output

channel

the

same

one

you

set

in

step

3.

■

W

ARNING-

When

using

“Nut

type”

RF

coaxial

cables,

tighten

with

fingers

only.

Overtightening

may

damage

terminals.

For

assistance,

call

1-800-211-PANA(7262L

1

Between

ANT.

and

VCR

2

Between

VCR

and

TV

Case

1:

Screw

&

Plug

Type

Terminal

TV

VHF

UHFA/HF

Band

Separator

(not

supplied)

RF

Coaxial

Cable

UHF

Case

2;

Screw

Type

Terminal

TV

75-300

ohm

Transformer

(not

supplied)

Case

3:

Double

Screw

Type

Terminal

TV

VHF

UHFA/HF

Band

Separator

(not

supplied)

=£53

UHF

I

Case

4:

Complex

TV

Terminal

TERMINALS

ON

BACK

OF

TV

SET

ANT2

Connect

to

one

of

the

ANT

terminals

and

select

the

same

antenna

number

on

the

TV.

5

Basic

Connection

One

Time

VCR

Setup

The

setup

on

pages

8

through

11

is

vital

for

proper

VCR

operation.

Please

read

the

Instructions

carefully

and

In

the

order

presented.

NOTE:

These

first

two

pages

contain

reference

material

needed

for

setup

on

pages

8~11.

Please

look

over

the

information

before

you

begin

setup

procedure.

Setup

Overview

You

will

be

performing

the

following

tasks:

•

Setting

the

language

you

want

on-screen

displays

to

appear

in

(English,

Spanish,

French.)

•

Telling

the

VCR

what

kind

of

equipment

you

are

using

to

receive

channels

and

how

it

is

connected.

•

Entering

pertinent

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

information

if

used.

•

Entering

a

local

PBS

channel

so

that

the

VCR

can

receive

auto

clock

set

data.

(Not

available

in

all

areas.)

•

Placing

channels

in

memory

and

setting

the

clock.

Please

Note

Which

Connection

Type

You

are

Using.

Make

sure

all

equipment

is

hooked

up

as

described

on

pages

8-11.

The

diagrams

below

illustrate

some

of

the

basic

connection

types.

Confirm

which

type

you

used

for

later

reference.

Connection

Type

A

<Cable

box

^

VCR^

TV

connection>

Connection

Type

B

<VCR^TV

connectlon>

ONE

TIME

SETUP

IMPORTANT

NOTES:

•

For

detailed

DSS

receiver

connection

instruction,

please

see

your

DSS

operating

manual.

•

The

DSS

receiver

must

be

turned

off

to

view

programs

from

the

cable

box

or

antenna.

•

If

you

use

a

DSS

receiver,

it

must

be

turned

off

for

auto

clock

set.

•

If

your

cable

box

is

not

remote

controllable,

it

must

be

tuned

to

your

PBS

channel.

•

If

you

use

Audio/

Video

Jack

connection

between

the

VCR

and

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver,

you

must

also

connect

the

RF

coaxial

cable

in

order

to

use

auto

clock

set

and

channel

auto

set

features.

‘Important:

If

the

remote

control

POWER,

ACTION,

PROG,

CHA/v,

INDEX/

M/A

SKIP.

NUMBERED

keys,

INPUT,

TAPE

POSITION,

or

ADD/DLT

button

does

not

work

when

pressed,

press

the

VCR

button

on

the

remote

and

try

the

button

again.

Cable

Box/

DSS

Receiver

Code

Number

List

If

your

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

is

remote

controllable,

refer

to

this

list

during

setup

on

page

8.

Cable

Box

Brand

_

Code

Number

Archer.

01,

05,

06,

44,

63

Cabletenna.01,

44

,

63

Cableview..

04,

30,

42,

44,

52,

63

Century.44,

51,

59,

75

Citizen.

04,

30,

42,

44,

52,

63

Components.32,

39,

42,

44

Curtis.08,

09,

53.

61

Diamond.01,

44,

63

Eagle.

13,

20,

22,

26,

40,

58,

62

Eastern.28

GC

Brand.

04,

30,

42,

44,

52,

63

Gemini.04

General

Electric.01,

57

General

Instruments

.01,

02,

03,

04,

34,

55,

65,

67,

68,83

Hamlin.14,15,

28,

41,

102,

103,

104

Hitachi.

31

,

79

Jasco.04

Jerrold.01,

02,

03,

04,

34,

55,

65,

67,

68

,

83

Macom.

3

1

Magnavox.26

Matsushita.

16,

17

Movietime.32,

39,

42,

44

NEC.

32,

38,

40

NOVAVISION.08,

09,

53,

61

NSC.32,

38,

40

Oak.

1

1

,

46,

101

Oak

Sigma.11,46,

101

Panasonic.16,

17

Philips.

07,

13,

20,

23,

24,

50

Pioneer.05,

06

Pulsar.

04,

30,

42,

44,

52,

63

Quest.05,

06

Radio

Shack.44,

51,

59,

75

RCA.

16,

17

Reailstic...44,

51,

59,

75

Brand

_

Recoton...

Regal

.

Regency

.

Rembran.

■

Samsung..

Scientific

Atlanta.

Sheritech.

Signal.

SL

Marx.

Spucer.

Standard

Components

Stargate.

Sylvania.

Teknika.

Telecaption.

Teleview.

Texscan

.

Tocom.

Toshiba.

Unika.

Universal

.

Videoway.

Vid

Tech.

Vidtek.

Viewstar.

Zenith.

_

Code

Number

.44,

51,

59.

75

.14,

15,

28,

41.

102.

103,

104

.28

.01,

29.

32,

39,

42,

44.

63

.

05.

06,

32.

40,

42

.08,

09,

53.

61

.27

.26

.06,

32,

40,

42,

43,

44,

52,

63

.

16,

17

.32,

39,

42,

44

04,

06,

30,

32,

40,

42,

44,

52,

63

.19

.74

.77

.06,

32.

40.

42

.

18,

19

.

01,

33,

34,

42,

66

.36

.01.

44.

63

.

42,

43,

44,

52.

63

.

07,

23,

50

.64

.

36,

64

.

13,

20,

22,

26,

40,

58,

62

.

07,

23,

50

DSS

(Digital

Satellite

System

Receiver)

Toshiba.•.

9

2

Hitachi.

9

3

Hughes.

9

3

Magnavox/

Uniden

1

.

9

4

Magnavox/

Uniden

2

.

9

5

Panasonic.96

RCA.

9

7

Sony.

98,

105

During

setup

you

will

be

instructed

to

enter

your

brand

code

number.

As

some

brands

have

multiple

codes,

it

may

be

necessary

to

try

different

codes

to

attain

the

proper

results.

These

codes

are

for

Cable

box

or

DSS

Box

setup

for

Auto

Clock

and

VCR

Plus+

recording

only.

For

TV/

Cable

Box

Multi-Brand

Control

operation,

please

see

page

22.

Positioning

Your

Cable

Box

or

DSS

Receiver

If

your

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

is

remote

controllable,

place

it

on

or

near

the

VCR

as

shown

in

the

example

right.

The

VCR

transmits

an

infrared

signal

from

two

locations.

Be

sure

not

to

cover

the

transmitter

windows.

7

One

Time

VCR

Setup

One

Time

VCR

Setup

(continued)

When

VCR

is

turned

on

the

first

time.

•

Setup

mode

is

entered

automatically.

•

Self

Demo

Mode

is

started

automatically

on

Multi

Function

Display.

When

you

set

the

clock,

it

is

canceled.

(For

details,

see

page

55.)

Process

of

Setup

Language

B8

Cable/DSS

Receiver

Turn

the

TV

and

VCR

on.

Press

POWER.

o

Channels

i=C>

Clock

Tune

to

VCR

output

channel.

Tune

TV

to

CHS

or

CH4.

(Same

as

back

of

VCR)

•

Always

tune

TV

to

this

channel

to

monitor

the

VCR.

•

If

you

used

audio/video

jack

connection,

tune

the

TV

to

its

video

input.

t

j

n

1

3

SELECT

LANGUAGE

.

PUSH

VCR

CH

A;

ENGLISH

OPRIMIR

VCR

CH

T:

E

SPANOL

APP.

VCR/TV

:

FRANgAIS

(TV

Screen)

Select

the

language.

for

English

for

Spanish

(ESPANOL)

for

French

(FRANgAIS)

•

Use

remote

or

VCR

buttons.

•

If

wrong

language

is

set,

do

“Reset

All

VCR

Memory

Functions”

steps

on

page

44.

SELECT

HOOKUP

Icable/dss

box>-vcr>-tv|

VCR^CABLE/DSS

BOX^TV

VCR^TV

SELECT:

A

T

KEY

SET

:

►

KEY

END

;ACT

I

ON

KEY

Select

hookup.

1)

Pres

sele'

2)

Press

►

to

set.

1)

Press

AT

to

select.

•

If

you

selected

“CABLE/

DSS

BOX

►

VCR

►

TV,”

continue

with

step

5.

(Only

cable

box

output

channel

will

be

placed

in

memory.)

If

not,

go

to

“Alternate

Instructions”

on

page

11.

SELECT

HOOKUP

CABLE/DSS

BOX^VCR^TV

CABLE/D

SS

BOX

OUTPUT

CH

SELECT;

A

T

KEY

SET

:

■

*

►

KEY

END

;ACT

I

ON

KEY

Select

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

output

channel.

1)

Press

AT

to

select.

2)

Press

►

to

enter.

•

If

necessary,

refer

to

cable

box

manual.

•

If

you

used

Audio/

Video

jack

connection

to

cable

box,

set

■

VIDEO

OUT.”

•

If

both

cable

box

and

DSS

receiver

are

used,

set

output

channel

of

DSS

receiver.

1

POWER

3

vcRrrv

4

SELECT/

.

SET

5

A

:

P

LAY

V

iSTOP

►

:FF

3

CH

A/V

8

For

assistance,

call

1

-800-211

-PANA(7262).

‘Important:

If

the

remote

control

POWER.

ACTION,

PROG,

CH

a/t.

INDEX/

M/A

SKIP,

NUMBERED

keys

INPUT,

TAPE

POSITION,

or

ADD/DLT

button

does

not

work

when

pressed,

press

the

VCR

button

on

the

remote

and

try

the

button

again.

ENTER

CODE

NUMBER

REFERRING

TO

MANUAL

SELECT:*

▼

KEY

SET

:

►

KEY

END

:ACTION

KEY

Select

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

code.

(Refer

to

the

list

on

page

7.)

1)

Press

AT

to

select.

2)

Press

►

to

enter.

U

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

has

no

remote

control,

select

“NO

REMOTE.”

Then,

go

to

“Alternate

Instructions”

on

page

11.

This

determines

whether

VCR

will

control

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver.

If

Cable

Box

Tune

Cable

box

or

DSS

Receiver

channel.

PLEASE

TUNE

YOUR

CABLE

BOX

TO

CH02.

-

-'

If

DS

S

Receiver

PLEASE

TUNE

YOUR

DSS

RECEIVER

TO

CH

270.

1)

If

Cable

box

,

tune

it

to

channel

02.

If

DSS

receiver

,

tune

it

to

channel

270.

2)

Press

►

to

continue.

PROCEED:

►

KEY

END

:ACTION

KEY

“NOW

TRANSMITTING”

appears.

-i

If

Cable

Bojy

tS

YOUR

CABLE

BOX

RECEIVING

CH

09

?

YES

-SELEl

If

DSS

Receiver

IS

YOUR

DSS

RECEIVER

RECEIVING

CH

200?

YES

IM

SELECT:*

▼

KEY

SET

:

►

KEY

END

;ACTION

KEY

Set

receiver

channel.

1)

Press

AT

to

select

“YES”

or

“NO.”

2)

Press

►

to

enter.

If

“YES”

with

cable

box,

go

to

step

9.

If

“YES”

with

DSS

receiver,

go

to

“Alternate

Instructions”

on

page

11.

If

“NO,”

the

screen

in

step

6

will

appear.

Try

entering

a

different

code

and/

or

repositioning

the

equipment

{see

page

7.)

If

still

“NO,”

cable

box

or

DSS

receiver

is

not

available.

For

channel

and

clock

auto

set,

press

ACTION

to

display

the

“SET

UP

CHANNEL”

screen.

Then,

press

AT

to

select

“AUTO

SET.

Now,

press

►

and

CHA

to

start.

9

PLEASE

ENTER

YOUR

LOCAL

PBS

CHANNEL

ON

CABLE

BOX

aaB

SELECT:*

▼

KEY

SET

:

►

KEY

END

:ACT

I

ON

KEY

Confirm

that

cable

box

is

on

and

that

DSS

receiver

is

off.

Select

local

PBS

channel

on

cable

box.

1)

Press

AT

to

select.

2)

Press

►

to

set.

Continued

on

the

next

page...

9

One

Time

VCR

Setup

One

Time

VCR

Setup

(continued)

CLOCK

AUTO

SET

CONNECT

ANTENNA

CABLE

AND

IF

YOU

USE

A

CABLE

BOX,TUNE

IT

TO

YOUR

LOCAL

PBS

CH

THEN...

PLEASE

PUSH

CH

UP

KEY

Start

Clock

Auto

Set.

Press

CHA.

•

“AUTO

CLOCK

SET

PROCEEDING”

appears.

Process

of

Setup

O

©nannefe

1/

4/2000

TUE

12:00PM

DST:ON

SETTING

:

CH

02

AUTO

CLOCK

SET

COMPLETED

END

:

PUSH

CH

UP

KEY

_;_

Confirm

that

time

is

correct.

Press

CHA

to

exit.

□

□

m

1

f:

10-11

If

displayed

time

is

incorrect...

If

your

area

observes

DST

(daylight

saving

time),

but

the

time

is

incorrect;

do

‘Time

Zone

Adjust”

steps

on

page

43.

Or,

if

you

use

cable

box

and

receive

more

than

one

PBS

station,

try

auto

clock

set

again

entering

the

one

you

have

not

tried

yet

(See

“Clock”

on

page

42.)

If

the

screen

below

appears...

Auto

clock

set

data

is

not

available

in

your

area.

Press

ACTION

to

display

Manual

Clock

Set

screen,

and

then

do

steps

b)

-

d)

on

page

11.

AUTO

CLOCK

SET

IS

INCOMPLETE

PUSH

ACTION

TO

SET

CLOCK

To

Setup

VCR

in

Case

a

Cable

Box

or

DSS

Receiver

was

Installed

or

Replaced.

a

Press

ACTION

to

display

Menu.

b

Press

AT

to

select

“SET

UP

CHANNEL,”

then

press

►

.

c

Press

AT

to

select

“CABLE/

DSS

BOX

SET

UP,”

then

press

►

.

d

Press

AT

to

select

“CABLE/

DSS

BOX

►

VCR

►

TV,”

then

press

►

to

set.

e

Continue

with

steps

5-8

on

pages

8~9.

-

MENU

-

SET

UP

VCR

SET

UP

FEATURE

■

SET

CLOCK

SET

UP

CHANNEL

ID

IOMA/

LANGUE:

ENGL

I

SH

SELECT:A

▼

KEY

SET

:

►

KEY

END

:ACT

I

ON

KEY

-

SET

UP

CHANNEL

-

ANTENNA

:

CABLE

AUTO

SET

CHANNEL

CAPTION

WEAK

SIGNAL

DISPLAY

:

OFF

VCR

PIUS+

CH

SET

UP

SELECT:*

T

KEY

SET

:

►

KEY

END

lACTtON

KEY

Auto

dock

set

will

be

performed

when

VCR

is

turned

off

the

first

time

each

day.

Therefore,

cable

box

must

be

left

on

and

tuned

to

PBS

channel

before

VCR

power

is

turned

off.

SELECT/

SET

A:PLAY

▼

:STOP

►

:FF

ACTION

10

CH

A

11

-Using

AWM

►

keys

—

You

can

also

operate

the

menu

screen

using

VCR

buttons.

If

you

use

VCR

buttons,

press

CHA

and

CHV

together

to

display

the

menu

screen.

A

:

PLAY

T;STOP

◄

;

REW

►

:

FF

When

menu

screens

are

displayed,

PLAY,

STOP,

REWIND,

and

FF

buttons

function

as

AV-^

►

only.

10

For

assistance,

caii

1-800-211-PANA(7262).