PHILIPS CC13B1MG Instruction Manual

Timer Recording (contOd) 33
4
Use the Number buttons (1-8) to select a position in
which to store the timer recording. Flashing numbers indi-
cate an open position (one in which a timer recording has not4-7
been stored yet).
NOTE: If you select a number that already has been used to store a
timer recording, PREVIOUSLYSETPROGRAM will appear on the screen
for a few seconds. Then information about the program in that position
will appear on the screen. If this happens, press the STATUS/EXIT but-
ton. Then use the Number buttons to select another position.
POWERMENUSTATUS/EXIT CLEAR
123MEMORY
5
Use the Number buttons to enter the channel of the TV456
program you want to record.
789CHANNEL
lIf you are recording from line input, press 0, 0. A/V INwill
0ALT.CH
appear on the screen.
lIf you are recording using a Cable Box, enter the Cable BoxSLEEP/WAKE UP
output channel (03 or 04). Be sure to select the channel of theVOLUMEMUTESPEED
TV program at the Cable Box and leave the Cable Box on for
REW/SEARCHPLAY/FF/SEARCH
the timer recording.
REC/OTRSTOP/PAUSE/STILL
ONE TIME PROGRAM
PROGRAM 1
CHANNEL � � �
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEAR
TO END PRESS EXIT
6
Press two Number buttons for the hour(s) you want the
recording to begin. Press two Number buttons for the
minute(s) you want the recording to begin. Press 1 for
AM or 2 for PM. For example, for 9:30 PM, press 09, 30, 2.
ONE TIME PROGRAM
PROGRAM 1
CHANNEL 10
TIME ON � � : � �
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEAR
TO END PRESS EXIT
Helpful Hints
7Y If the numbers entered do not
Follow the instructions in step 6 to set the recordingOsmatch the TV/VCROs clock or calen-
stop time. (AM or PM will be set automatically.)dar, the entry will be rejected and a
ONE TIME PROGRAMquestion mark will appear on the
PROGRAM 1screen.
CHANNEL 10Y To make corrections while you are
TIME ON 09:30 PM
TIME OFF � � : � �programming a timer recording,
press the CLEAR button until the
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEARitem you want to change starts
TO END PRESS EXIT
flashing. Then enter the correct
information.
Instructions continue on page 34.