Magnavox VRU344AT manual Turning on Your .VCR, TV and VCR, Remote Control Press, Power

Page 7

7

Turning on Your .VCR-

TV and VCR

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

Set the TV to channel

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 or 4, whichever

 

 

 

 

 

 

channel.the

CH3/CH4

 

 

 

 

 

 

switch on the back of

 

 

 

CH3 [_

CH,

 

the VCR

is set to.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remote

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Control

 

Press the

VCR button,

 

 

-5

 

then

the POWER

 

@_-

 

 

 

button.

 

Press

the CHANNEL

 

 

 

 

 

 

3y

 

 

(Up)

button.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Press

the Number

1

 

 

-4

 

button for English on-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

screen

displays or

the

 

 

Press

the MENU

Number

2 button

for

 

 

 

 

button.

Spanish

on-screen dis-

00000

 

O0

O0

 

 

plays.

If you do not see any on-screen displays when you turn on the VCR, repeat the steps under "Hooking Up Your VCR" on page six, then try again. If you still do not see any on-screen displays, follow the steps under "Channel

Memory" on page 27 and "Language Selection" on page 28.

To skill this feature andplay a tape immediately, insert a tape with its

record tab removed. Playback will start immediately. Or, to skip step 3,

press the MENU button. All on-screen displays will be in English. To skip

step 5, press the STOP button. Channels will not be programmed, and TUNER NOT SET will appear on-screen.

To program channels or to change the language at a later time, follow the steps on pages 27 and 28.

lfyou try to program channels when there is no antenna or cable connected

to the VCR, programming will appear to take place, but eventually NO TV

SIGNALS will appear on-screen. Connect an antenna or cable to the VCR and try again. You may need to follow the steps on page 27.

You cannot program channels ifa cable converter box is connected to a VCR that is connected to a TV. If you have this kind of connection, see

pages 36-39for details.

Follow the steps on this page only when you plug the VCR power cord into the wall outlet for the first time.

The VCR distinguishes between standard TV channels and cable channels. lf you change to TV or CABLE TV mode, follow the steps under "Channel Memory" on page 27.

Before turning on your VCR, make sure there are batteries in the remote control and the VCR and TV are connected (see pages five and six).

1

Turn the TV on. Set it to the same channel as the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR.

2

Press the VCR button, then the POWER button. The VCR will come on and the lan-

guage select display screen shown below will appear.

SELECTPUSH NO. SHOWN_

ENGLISH

ON [

ESPNTX)L

1

E SELECTIONOR

]

H MENUTO CONTINUE)

3

Press the Number 1 button to select English on-screen displays or the Number 2 button to select Spanish on-screen displays.

4

Press the MENU button. The channel pro- gram display shown below will appear. The display will disappear after about 60 sec- onds if you do not press any buttons.

_NECT ANTENNA OH CABL_

TO VCR

/

THEN...

l

PUSH OH UP KEY

/

_O;LAY ONLY- PUSH STOP_

5

i Press the CHANNEL (Up) button to begin

" automatic channel programming. AUTO

!SET PROCEEDING PLEASE WAIT will

appear on-screen. The VCR will place all

:of the channels you receive into its memo- ! ry, so when you scan through channels

using the CHANNEL (Up/Down) buttons, i you'll only scan through channels that you

:receive. When all channels are pro-

i grammed, AUTO SET COMPLETED will i appear on-screen briefly. Then the TV will

:go to the lowest channel programmed.

Image 7
Contents Page Safetysymbols Safety Precautions FeaturesAuto Tracking Table of Contents Types of Video Cassette Tapes and Tape Speeds Before Using Your VCFPutting Batteries Remote Control Using the Remote Control Erase ProtectnonAntenna Jack Hooking Up Your VCR\\\ fl # Example onlyTV and VCR Remote Control PressPower Turning on Your .VCRRemote PlayingPress RECord/OTR btttton once to Start recording Speed button to Remote ControlRecordin It to channel 3 or Set Turn the TV onSET Clock Setting the ClockManual Clock Setting Daylight-Saving Time SelectionButton Setting the Clock contdRemote Control Number ButtonsVCR Status Display On-Screen DisplaysVCR Status Display Screen Information about VCR operations is displayed here VCR Light This light appears when the VCR is VCR positionRecording has been paused Channels 1 Button Remote Control Buttons contdFront Panel Wireless Remote SensorReceives an infrared signal from your Remote control so you can operate yourVideo INput Jack Video OUTput JackOUTput Jack Another Recording One Channel/WatchingStarting an OTR One Touch RecordingStopping an OTR Menu Timer RecordingProgram Number Buttons ContdGuide CH VCR Plus+IGuide Channel NumberSetting Up VCR Plus+ contd Guide Channel SET Setting Up VCRPlus+ contd Up/DownPress the STATUS/EXIT button. PRO Timer Recording With VCR PlusNumber ButtonsConnections Rerecording Tape DuplicationOperation Programming Channels IReviewing Programmed Channels Channel MemoryLanguage Selection Adding/Deleting ChannelsRepeat Playback Playback OptionTime Search Time Counter Memory When in Stop Mode Press REWind/SEARCHReset Zero Playback Options contdOptions contd PlaybackAuto Tracking Automatic PlaybackAutomatic Rewind, Eject, Off Tape EjectWorks your Press Release Remote Control Mute ButtonUsing Try AgainCable Converter Box Code SettingPress Release Line Input Timer RecordingPower Failure Hooking Up Your VCRVHF only or UHF only Notsuppied Antenna/Cable to VCR to TV HookupsConnect the antenna or cable to your VCR If----VHF/UHF SystemVHFor Cable Other Hookups contdBack ANTenna INput Jack OUTput With a Converter/Descrambler BoxRecording and Viewing a Scrambled or Unscrambled Channel Watching TV With the VCR OffVCR to Stereo TV Hookups With a VCR to TV Converter/Descrambler BoxRecording One Channel Watching Another Playing a TapePower Before Requesting ServiceVCR video cassette recorder MiscellaneousGlossary FromVideo Cassette Recorder One touch Recording Button Jog/shuttle Skip search Ac power cord Slow14-15 Power Super high Speed searching Compartment Super long playAoo

VRU344AT specifications

The Magnavox VRU344AT is a versatile and user-friendly DVD recorder that combines modern technology with classic functionality. This device is an excellent choice for those looking to digitize their favorite TV shows or movies onto DVD, providing an easy solution for home entertainment.

One of the standout features of the VRU344AT is its ability to record from various sources. Users can connect the DVD recorder to their cable or satellite box, video camcorders, or even VHS players, allowing for seamless recordings of high-quality content. The device supports a wide range of formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD+R, ensuring compatibility with most existing DVD players.

Another significant advantage is its user-friendly interface. The VRU344AT is designed with ease of use in mind, making it accessible even for those who may not be tech-savvy. The remote control is intuitive, providing quick access to functions such as recording, playback, and menu navigation. Furthermore, the on-screen menu guides users through the recording process, making it straightforward to set timers and choose recording modes.

The Magnavox VRU344AT also features advanced recording technologies. One of these is its ability to perform flexible recording, which allows users to adjust the quality and duration of recordings according to their needs. This means that users can choose to prioritize longer recording times at lower quality or opt for shorter recordings at higher quality, making it suitable for various scenarios.

In addition to its recording capabilities, the VRU344AT supports playback of various formats, including CDs, VCDs, and DVDs. The device ensures high-quality audio and visual output, enhancing the viewing experience. Moreover, it includes an integrated tuner, which allows users to watch live television without needing a separate device, combining multiple functionalities into one compact unit.

Overall, the Magnavox VRU344AT stands out for its blend of features, ease of use, and flexibility. It caters to a diverse audience, from casual users wanting to archive their favorite shows to more serious enthusiasts looking to create their own collections. With its reliable performance, this DVD recorder remains a commendable choice in the realm of home entertainment technology.