1
Hold down
REC/TIME.
KEY
TO END PUSH PROG KEY
BY SELECT /
SELE CT START DATE
7 FRI --:-- --:-- --
TODAY
DATE
START
STOP
CH
SLP
NEXT, PUSH SET KEY OR
2
or
3
4
(at the same time)
Push REC/TIME
and FF to display
program contents.
Items to be Set:
• recording DATE
• START time
• STOP time
• CH(annel), or LINE
• SPEED (SP, LP, SLP)
Push FF to set
and move on to
the next item.
and
SET CLOCK
NEXT, PUSH SET KEY OR
TO END PUSH PROG KEY
DST : ON
SELE CT MONTH
1 / -- / ---- --:--
KEY
BY SELECT /
6
• It is not possible to clear a timer program using the VCR
buttons. Please use the Remote Control.
• When recording programs via a cable box, make sure the
cable box is left on and tuned to the desired channel.
Push POWER off
to set the timer.
TIMER
Multi Function Display
(at the same time)
Push REC/TIME and
FF to exit this mode.
and
5
To set the next program,
repeat steps 2, 3, and 4 before continuing with step 5.
When the program is completed...
• Push SET (FF) repeatedly to
move to a particular item for
setting or correction.
Push FF to
enter the
program mode.
and
• If the clock is not set, pushing these
buttons will display the SET CLOCK
screen. In this case, proceed with
steps 2 and 3 to set the clock and then
steps 2~6 to set a timer recording.
• Once the VCR is in the Program mode, the PLAY, REC, FF,
and REW buttons on the VCR operate only as specified above.
Timer Recording Using VCR Buttons
A timer recording can be set up using the
buttons on the VCR. If necessary, the clock
can also be set.
SELECT
SET PROGRAM
(for up)
(for down)
Push REW or PLAY to
make your selection.
Multi
Function
Display
POWER
REW
PLAY
FF
REC/TIME
Summary of Contents for PV-4601 A
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