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Operation with tape (Continued)
Normal Recording
Preparation:
Turn on the power of both the DVD+VCR and TV.
Tune the TV to the DVD+VCR output channel (CH 3 or 4) or
set the TV’s source selector to VIDEO.
If a direct VIDEO/AUDIO connection is made between the
DVD+VCR and the TV, set the TV’s source selector to
VIDEO.
11
Insert a video cassette that the safety tab intact.
2
2
Select the desired channel by using CH/TRK
(
v
v
/
V
V
).
If you are recording from another source via audio/video
input jacks (at the Rear or Front panel), select the
LINE1 or LINE2 by pressing
INPUT
.
3
3
Set the desired recording speed (SP or EP) by
pressing SP/EP.
This DVD+VCR is not designed to record in LP mode.
4
4
Set the MTS mode as desired (See page 16, 26).
5
5
Press REC/ITR (
z
z
) once.
Recording will start. (The REC indicator will light in
the display window.)
If a cassette with no safety tab is loaded, the cassette
will be ejected automatically.
6
6
Press STOP (
x
x
) to stop recording.
If the tape reaches the end before STOP (
x
) is pressed,
the DVD+VCR will automatically stop, rewind, eject, and
turn itself off.
To pause the recording
1
Press PAUSE/STEP (
X
) to pause the tape during
recording.
The REC indicator will flash in the display window.
2
When you want to continue recording, press
PAUSE/STEP (
X
) or press REC/ITR (
z
z
).
After 5 minutes in pause mode, the tape will be stopped
automatically to protect the tape and the video heads.
To record one TV program while
watching another
1
Press TV/VCR to select the TV mode during record-
ing.
The VCR indicator disappears.
2
Using the TV, select the channel to be viewed.
Tips
Always use PAUSE/STEP (
X
) for best results when making
changes during recording.
For example: To change channels during recording, first press
PAUSE/STEP (
X
) to put the unit in pause mode. Then select
the desired channel on the DVD+VCR, and press
PAUSE/STEP (
X
) again to resume recording.
Timer Recording
This DVD+VCR can be programmed to record up to 8
programs within a period of 1 year. For unattended
recording, the timer needs to know the channels to be
recorded and the starting and ending times.
Preparation:
Turn on the power of both the DVD+VCR and the TV.
Be sure the TV is set to the DVD+VCR output channel (3 or 4).
Make sure the CHANNEL SOURCE in the CHANNEL
SETUP menu is set appropriately (TV or CATV).
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Press MENU and the MAIN menu will appear.
2
2
Use
v
v
/
V
V
to choose the TIMER RECORD menu.
3
3
Press SELECT/ENTER to go to the TIMER
RECORD menu.
The TIMER RECORD menu will appear.
If all programs have already been entered, MAX
NUMBER OF EVENTS SCHEDULED message will
appear for a moment and then PROGRAM 1 will
appear on the TV screen.
4
4
Use
b
b
/
B
B
to choose the PROGRAM No. (1-8).
5
5
Use
V
V
to choose the MONTH option.
Use
b
b
/
B
B
to choose the desired month.
6
6
Use
V
V
to choose the DAY option.
Use
b
b
/
B
B
to choose the desired day.
77
Use
V
V
to choose the START option.
Use
b
b
/
B
B
to choose the desired start time.
8
8
Use
V
V
to choose the STOP option.
Use
b
b
/
B
B
to choose the desired stop time.
9
9
Use
V
V
to choose the CHANNEL option.
Use
b
b
/
B
B
to choose the desired channel
(Channel, LINE1 or LINE2).
Cable Users:
If you have CABLE TV and used Cable Box
in Connecting Antenna/Cable TV to DVD+VCR (page 12),
using a cable box converter, you must set the channel in
this step to match the cable box output channel (usually
CH 3 or 4). Change channels on the cable box instead of
with the DVD+VCR.
SELECT
TO EXIT PRESS
ENTER
SET CLOCK
TIMER RECORD
CHANNEL SETUP
VCR SETUP
PROGRAM 1
MONTH
:
DAY
:
START
:
STOP
:
CHANNEL :
SPEED
:
REPEAT
:
SELECT
TO EXIT PRESS
ADJUST
If you try to set the program timer before setting the clock,
PLEASE SET THE CLOCK appears for a moment and
then SET CLOCK menu appears on the TV screen. Set the
time and date before proceeding.
Make sure a tape is in the DVD+VCR and the safety tab is
in place or the tape will be automatically ejected.
Things to know before starting
OPERA
TION