34 Timer Recording (contOd)
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Press the Number 1 button to record in SP speed or
press the Number 2 button to record in SLP speed. Details
about tape speed are on page 29. You cannot use the SPEED button
POWERSLEEP/WAKE UP
at this time.
ONE TIME PROGRAM
PROGRAM 1
PLAY
CHANNEL 10REWF.FWD
TIME ON 09:30 PMSTOP
TIME OFF 11:00 PM
REC SPEED SLPMENUSTATUS/EXITCLEAR
SP=1 SLP=2
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEAR123
TO END PRESS EXIT
CH.
456
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789
ALT. CHVOL.
990
SPEEDMEMORYPAUSE/STILL
Press two Number buttons for the month and two
REC/OTRTRACKINGMUTE
Number buttons for the day you want the program to
record. For example, for July 10, 2000, press 07, 10. The day of
the week and the year will be displayed automatically. (You cannot
program the TV/VCR to record more than one year in advance.)
ONE TIME PROGRAM
PROGRAM1
CHANNEL10
TIME ON09:30 PM
TIME OFF11:00 PM
REC SPEEDSLP
START DATE 07/10/2000Turn off the TV/VCR
MONDAY
for the recording.
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEAR
TO END PRESS EXIT
Insert a tape in
the TV/VCR.
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Press the STATUS/EXIT button. PROGRAM WAS COM-Leave the Cable
PLETED PLEASE TURN OFF FOR TIMER RECORDING will
Box/DBS on
appear on the screen.
lIf there is not a tape in the TV/VCR, PLEASE INSERT CAS-
(if applicable).
SETTE also appears on the screen.
lIf there is a tape without a record tab in the TV/VCR, PLEASE
Helpful Hints
REMOVE CASSETTE also appears on the screen. If this hap-
pens, insert a different tape.Y PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED /
lIf PROGRAMNOTCOMPLETED appears, start again at step 1.CLASH may appear on the screen
when you finish setting a timer
recording. This means that the timer
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recording you just programmed and
Press the POWER button to turn off the TV/VCR power.
another timer recording overlap, and
The RECORD light will flash slowly. If you forget to turn off the
thus the current timer recording will
TV/VCR, PLEASE TURN OFF FOR TIMER RECORDING appears
not be carried out.
on the TV/VCR screen two minutes before a timer recording is
Y To stop a started timer recording,
scheduled to begin.
press the STOP/EJECT button on the
TV/VCR.
Please see page 55 for more
Helpful Hints. |