Sony SLV-SE850G operating instructions Other Options menu

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OTHER OPTIONS menu

Initial settings are indicated in bold print.

 

 

OTHER OPTIONS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BUZZER

ON

 

 

DIMMER

OFF

 

 

POWER SAVE

OFF

 

 

TIMER OPTIONS

 

VARIABLE

 

 

TV DIRECT REC

ON

 

 

RETURN

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SELECT

:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SET

:

OK

 

 

 

 

EXIT : MENU

Menu option

Set this option to

 

 

 

BUZZER

•

ON to output a beep sound.

 

• OFF to deactivate it.

 

 

 

DIMMER

•

ON to make the display window dim.

 

• OFF to make it brighter.

 

 

 

POWER SAVE

•

ON to turn off the indicators in the display window to save the

 

 

VCR power.

 

•

OFF to turn on the indicators in the display window while the

 

 

VCR is standing by.

 

 

 

TIMER OPTIONS

•

VARIABLE to display the TIMER METHOD menu for

 

 

selecting STANDARD or VIDEO Plus + when pressing the

 

 

TIMER button.

 

• STANDARD to display only the TIMER menu when pressing

 

 

the

TIMER button.

 

•

VIDEO Plus + to display only the VIDEO Plus + menu when

 

 

pressing the TIMER button.

 

For details, see page 50 and 55.

 

 

 

TV DIRECT REC

•

ON to activate the TV Direct Rec function.

 

• OFF to deactivate it.

 

 

 

 

Note

•When you set a timer recording or a synchronized recording, the indicators in the display window remain on, even though POWER SAVE is set to ON.

Operations

Additional

 

 

Changing menu options

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Contents Video Cassette Recorder Compatible colour systems PrecautionsSafety InstallingTable of contents Unpacking Remote sensor Setting up the remote commanderUsing the remote commander Inserting the batteriesProg + TV control buttonsFastext buttons TV/VIDEOWide Controlling other TVs with the remote commanderAudio Monitor DisplayJVC Code numbers of controllable TVsManufacturer Code number ITTConnection to your TV with a Scart EURO-AV connector Connecting the VCRLINE-1 TV LIGNE-1 TV About the Smartlink features If the connected TV complies with SMARTLINK, NexTView LinkCinemaLink*2, Q-Link*3or T-V Connection to your TV with an aerial cable only To mains Aerial cable supplied Signal flowIf your STB has a Scart EURO-AV connector Connection to your TV and Set-Top Box STBIf you don’t use a STB, skip to To a stereo system If your STB does not have a Scart EURO-AV connectorSet the STB Connection setting to RF see Additional connectionsTuning your TV to the VCR Turn on your TV and press ?/1 on/standby to turn on the VCRPull down the drop down panel To check if the TV tuning is correct Selected for ex. programme positionTo obtain a clear picture from the VCR Window. The RF channel is then switched off WindowPress RF Channel again Press Auto SET UP Setting up the VCR with the Auto Set Up functionHold down Auto SET UP on the VCR for more than 3 seconds To cancel the Auto Set Up functionSetting the clock Setting the clock manuallyBefore you start… Clock ADJUST, then press OKPress , to highlight the month and set Month pressing M/mAuto Adjust is highlighted Changing the station for the Auto Clock Set functionPress OK Press M/m to highlight ON, then press OK Press m to highlight Clock PROGRAM, then press OKTips Then press OK Setting the Set-Top BoxIf you did not connect a Set-Top Box STB, skip this step Press M/m to highlight SET-TOP BOXConnection and press OK Press M/m//, to highlight STBSTB brand Code numbers Set-Top Box brand numberFTE DNTEEC EIFSAT RFTTPS SEGStvi STSSetting the Set-Top Box Press M/m to highlight LANGUAGE, then press OK Selecting a languagePresetting channels Press M/m to highlight TUNER, then press OKPress M/m to highlight Channel Number row, then press M/m to start TuningPosition Press OK to highlight the channelDisabling unwanted programme positions If the picture is not clearPosition Setting/changing the station names Highlight Lists and press OKPress M/m to highlight Channel LIST, then press OK To correct a character, press is highlighted, then reset it Changing programme positions Changing/disabling programme positionsSelected channel is inserted at Position, then pressTo display other pages for programme Positions 6 to 60, press M/ m repeatedlyHighlight LISTS, and press OK Press M/m to highlight the row which you want to disable For more than 3 seconds Setting your personal codeHold down first X pause, hold on ?/1 On/standby simultaneously on the VCRPress ?/ 1 on/standby to turn off the VCR Press M/m//, to enter your personal codeConfirmation screen appears Re-enter it restarting from stepPress OK to exit the menu Checking your personal codePlaying a tape To use the time counter When your TV is Set Ntsc PB toAdditional tasks To play an NTSC-recorded tapeTip TV/VIDEO STB Prog + REC Stop Recording TV programmesTurn on your TV and set it to the video channel To record from a decoder or other source, turn it onTo stop recording Time counter To check the remaining timeTo watch another TV programme while recording To protect a recordingRecording what you are watching on the TV TV Direct Rec Recording TV programmes using the Video Plus + system NumberButtons TV screen Press Timer When you set Timer Options toVideo Plus + Video Plus +, menu appears onPress M/m to reset it Press To highlight the item youWant to change Daily/weekly recording To use the VCR after setting the timerPress ?/1 to turn off the VCR To stop the VCR while recording, press x StopVariable Programme Number Buttons Setting the timer manuallyStandard Timer menu appears on the TV screenTo stop recording Slow REW Playback options Operation Playing/searching at various speedsTo resume normal playback Press H playbackPlayback options Operation To extend the duration Setting the recording duration timeTo cancel the duration Automatically after a specified durationSynchronized Recording How to connect for Synchronized RecordingTo cancel the Synchronized Recording function Press Synchro REC. The Synchro REC indicator turns offPress x Stop while recording Checking/changing/cancelling timer settings Programme When the timer settings overlapRecording stereo and bilingual programmes Nicam systemSelecting the sound during playback Stereo sound How sound is recorded on a video tapeStereo Bilingual Usually mixed Left/right channels Normal audio track monauralInformation such as date time, and channel Searching using the Smart Search functionTo record in a blank space To recall the latest data screen after you remove the tapeTo stop searching To exit the Smart Search screenPress OK Latest data stored in the VCR’s memory is displayed Searching using the index function About the Optimum Picture Control OPC function Adjusting the pictureAdjusting the tracking About the Reality Regenerator RR functionTo deactivate the OPC function OPC recordingVideo Options menu Initial settings are indicated in bold printChanging menu options PressOK. MENU, then select Options and pressTape Options menu Audio Options menuOther Options menu Connecting to a VCR or stereo system How to connect to record on your VCRVMC-820 audio/video cable not supplied Signal flow How to connect to a stereo system To stop editing When recording on your VCRBasic Editing Before you start editingTurn on the TV and set it to the video channel Audio dubbingTo stop while editing Press x stop on this VCR and the stereo system or other VCRTo listen to both the hi-fi and normal audio Problem summary TroubleshootingInitial Terminal Contamination S12 Timer recording S13Playback S10 Normal recording S11Synchronized Recording S15 Remote Commander S18Cleaning S20 Power S22Set-Top Box Control S30 Power S26Tape S27 S28Inputs and outputs SpecificationsSupplied accessories SystemFront panel Index to parts and controlsDisplay window Antenne Entree connector 9 Antenne Sortie connector 9 Ntsc PB Play Back switchRear panel Remote commander TV/VIDEO remote control switch ?/1 on/standby button 6 Menu chart Menu chartReturn Select SET Exit Menu Index Connecting

SLV-SE850G specifications

The Sony SLV-SE850G is a VCR that embodies the pinnacle of video cassette recorder technology during its heyday in the late 1990s. A product that was designed to cater to the needs of both casual viewers and dedicated videophiles, the SLV-SE850G stood out for its impressive features and performance.

One of the most notable characteristics of the SLV-SE850G is its ability to deliver high-quality video playback. The device employs advanced video processing technology, which significantly enhances the clarity and stability of the image. The result is a viewing experience that minimizes artifacts and ensures that the content appears sharp and vibrant. With its S-Video output, users can achieve an even higher level of quality, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enjoy their favorite films and shows on VHS.

Built with convenience in mind, the SLV-SE850G boasts a range of user-friendly features. The VCR is equipped with a built-in timer, allowing users to program recordings to capture their favorite television shows, even when they are not home. This feature is complemented by the ability to easily set up and adjust recording times, which ensures that viewers never miss out on their preferred content.

In terms of connectivity, the SLV-SE850G includes multiple input and output options, such as composite and audio outputs, making it compatible with a variety of television sets and audio systems. This flexibility allows users to integrate the VCR into their existing home entertainment setups seamlessly.

Moreover, the SLV-SE850G supports various recording modes, including SP, LP, and EP, providing users with the flexibility to choose between higher quality recordings or extended play options. This adaptability is especially valuable for those looking to maximize their recording capacity without sacrificing too much quality.

Durability and reliability are hallmarks of Sony’s engineering, and the SLV-SE850G is no exception. Built with high-quality components, this VCR was designed to withstand long-term use, allowing it to function smoothly for many years. Overall, the Sony SLV-SE850G is an exceptional piece of technology that encapsulates the robust features, convenience, and quality that characterized Sony’s line of video cassette recorders, making it a beloved choice among consumers during its era.
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