Optimus 63 (HI-FI) (16-633), 114 (16-551) Reprogramming Tuner Memory, Auto Clock SET Incomplete

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Reprogramming Tuner Memory

You might want to reprogram the VCR’s tuner memory if you move or change from an anten- na connection to a cable TV connection.

Note: You can also quickly erase all settings, including the time, local channels, and pro- grammed events, then reprogram the tuner’s memory. See “Resetting the VCR’s Memory” on Page 20.

Follow these steps to reprogram the tuner.

1.Press MENU to display the main menu.

Note: To exit the programming mode dur- ing Steps 2–5, press MENU again.

2.Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high- light SET UP CHANNEL, then press FF.

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3.Press FF again to select the broadcast sys- tem (TV or CATV).

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SET UP

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4.Press PLAY or STOP to highlight AUTO SET, then press FF. You see:

AUTO SET

A CABLE

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YOUR

THEN. . .

H UP KEY

5.Set your cable box or DSS receiver to the local PBS station, then press CH s. (If you

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do not have a cable box or DSS receiver, simply press CH s.)

After you press CHs, CH AUTO SET PRO- CEEDING and the current channel number appear on the TV screen as the VCR scans through the channels and memorizes all active channels in your area.

6.When the VCR finishes scanning and stor- ing channels, it searches for an EDS signal and shows the following on the TV screen:

AUTO CLOCK SET

PROCEEDING

CANCEL: PUSH STOP KEY

It takes up to 10 minutes for the VCR to set the clock using the EDS signal. If the VCR finds a signal, it automatically sets its clock to the correct time, and AUTO CLOCK SET COMPLETED appears. If the VCR does not detect a signal within this time,

AUTO CLOCK SET

INCOMPLETE

appears. There is probably not an EDS sig- nal available in your area. Press MENU, then see “Manually Setting the Clock” on Page 16 to set the clock.

Notes:

Your VCR protects tuner programming for up to 24 hours in case a power failure occurs or if the power cord becomes unplugged. After about 24 hours without power, the VCR loses the programming.

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