Bang & Olufsen HDR 1, Manual

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Record a programme
You can make HDR 1 record an
available source or programme at any
time you specify. The hard disc
recorder starts and stops the
recording automatically.
You can make a Timer – a timed
recording – which takes place once,
or on certain days of the week.
Enter as many as 15 Timers at one
time. Your stored Timers are listed in
the TIMER INDEX. Here, you can edit
or delete your Timers.
You can also use the Beo4 remote
control to record the current
programme here and now.
To ensure that your Timers are
executed correctly, set the built-in
clock to the correct time and date.
For further information about the
clock, refer to the chapter ‘Preference
settings’ on page 38.
Timer recording
Set a Timer in the TIMER PROGRAMMING
menu. Here, you select the source to be
recorded, the programme’s start time, the
stop time and the date or days of the week
that the programme is shown.
The TIMER PROGRAMMING menu contains
additional options when you set the FEATURE
LEVEL to ADVANCED. For further information
about the content of the TIMER PROGRAMMING
menu, refer to the chapter ‘On-screen menus’ on
page 44.
Program a Timer…
> Press V MEM* and then the green button to
bring up the hard disc recorder’s main menu
> Press to highlight TIMER PROGRAMMING.
> Press GO to bring up the menu for setting a
timed recording. SOURCE is highlighted.
> Press or to step from option to option.
> Use the number buttons or or to enter
information for your timed recording; source,
program number, stop time, date, and so on. To
program a daily or weekly Timer, highlight DATE
and press the green button. DATE changes to
WEEKDAYS.
> Press EXIT to leave the menu, or…
> …press GO to store the recording.
Note that you cannot record programs copy-
protected by Macrovision, neither manually nor
via a Timer.
TIMER PROGRAMMING
GO
SOURCE V.TUNER
PROGRAM 1
START TIME 14:41
STOP TIME 15:41
DATE THU 26 JUN
PROTECTION OFF
store
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*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the V MEM
button is called V TAPE.