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Program Express Recording
(VCR’s Display Panel)
Program express recording allows you to quickly program the VCR for one
recording using the VCRÕs display panel instead of the on-screen menus. The
VCR will turn off automatically at the end of the recording.
1. Insert a tape with safety tab in place.
2. Use the PROG. EXP and the CHANNEL up or down buttons behind left
front panel control door to enter the information.
3. Press PROG. EXP to bring up the display.
The channel number flashes in the display panel.
4. Press the up or down arrow to select the channel number.
5. Repeat steps 2 - 3 to enter the START, END, DATE, and tape SPEED.
The time increases in increments of 30 minutes while the date increases in
increments of one.
6. Press PROG. EXP when SAVE flashes in the display.
SAVED appears to let you know the program is set.
7. Turn off VCR.
HELLO appears in the VCRÕs display panel to unlock the controls.
Recording Broadcast Stereo TV or SAP
(Second Audio Program)
Some TV programs are broadcast with stereo audio or a second audio program
(SAP). The Reception: STEREO/MONO/ SAP feature lets you select the type of
audio you want to record. To enjoy Hi-Fi playback, you must connect your VCR
to a stereo television or amplifier/receiver using the audio/video jacks as shown
in the advanced hookups.
To Record Stereo Broadcast TV or SAP
Turn on the TV and tune it to the VCR viewing channel, either 3, 4, or TVÕs video
input.
1. Insert a tape with safety tab in place.
2. If using one of the basic hookups, make sure the VCR indicator appears
in the VCRÕs display panel. If not, press TV¥VCR to turn it on.
3. Use SPEED on the remote to select a recording speed.
The tape speed indicator appears in the VCRÕs display panel and on the TV
screen.
4. Select the channel or line input to be recorded.
The channel number, VIDEO1, or VIDEO2 appears on the TV screen.
MENU CLEAR
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
TRACKING
PROG. EXP
Buttons Located Behind Left Front
Panel Control Door of VCR
Recording a Program