Magnavox CC13B1MG owner manual Blue Background, Press the STATUS/EXIT button

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50 Blue Background

If you want the TV screen to be solid blue when a weak signal is received, set BLUE BACKGROUND to ON. The screen will be blue and the sound will be muted. Or, if you want to receive the weak signal, set BLUE BACKGROUND to OFF. When you select a channel that is receiving a weak signal, you will see and hear the static in the TV programming.

To set BLUE BACKGROUND to ON or OFF, follow the steps below.

1

Press the MENU button.

>

PRIM. SETUP

 

PRESS B

 

VCR PROGRAM

 

 

 

 

 

 

VCR SETUP

 

 

 

CAPTION

 

 

 

REMINDER

 

 

 

BRIGHTNESS

 

 

2

Press the PLAY/o button or the STOP/p button to select VCR SETUP, then press the FF/SEARCH/B button.

VCR SETUP

 

> ONE TIME PLAY

[ON]

REPEAT PLAY

 

ON-SCREEN MODE

DEFEAT RECORDING [OFF]

BLUE BACKGROUND [ON]

SELECT KL CHOOSE B

TO END PRESS EXIT

3

Press the PLAY/o button or the STOP/p button to select BLUE BACKGROUND. Then, press the FF/SEARCH/B but- ton repeatedly so that OFF (or ON) appears beside BLUE BACKGROUND.

VCR SETUP

 

ONE TIME PLAY

[ON]

REPEAT PLAY

ON-SCREEN MODE

DEFEAT RECORDING [OFF]

>BLUE BACKGROUND [ON]

SELECT KL CHOOSE B

TO END PRESS EXIT

4

Press the STATUS/EXIT button.

2-3

4

 

 

 

 

1

POWER

MENU

STATUS/EXIT

CLEAR

 

1

2

3

MEMORY

 

4

5

6

 

 

7

8

9

CHANNEL

 

 

0ALT.CH

 

 

SLEEP/WAKE UP

VOLUME

MUTE

SPEED

REW/SEARCH

PLAY/

FF/SEARCH

REC/OTR

STOP/

PAUSE/STILL

Helpful Hint

A blue screen may appear briefly between channel changes if BLUE BACKGROUND is set to ON. To avoid having the brief blue screen, set BLUE BACKGROUND to OFF.

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Contents Tvcr Warranty Verification For Customer UseIntroduction FeaturesSafety Precautions Declaration of ConformityTable of Contents TV/VCR Maintenance Putting Batteries in the Remote ControlUsing the Remote Control Recording PreventionRod Antenna Hook up your TV/VCR using one of the connections shownHooking Up the TV/VCR Hooking Up the TV/VCR cont’d Crooked Pin Straight PinYou cannot set up channels if you are using a Cable Box Turning On the TV/VCRLanguage Selection Press the Menu buttonAutomatic Channel Setup Adding/Deleting Channels Press the PLAY/ button or the STOP/ button to selectCable Box users must set the clock manually Setting the ClockManual Clock Setting Setting the Clock cont’d Automatic PBS Channel Selection Setting the Clock cont’d Manual PBS Channel Selection Use the Number buttons to select your PBS station Daylight-Savings Time Time Zone Front Panel ANTenna Jack AC Power CordRear Panel Remote Control Buttons ALT. CH Alternate Channel Button Channel / ButtonsMemory Button SLEEP/WAKE UP ButtonAdjusting the Picture Controls Adjusting the Picture Controls cont’d Decrease IncreaseIf you select Status ON, then select Counter only on On-Screen Status DisplaysIf you select Status ON, then select Counter only OFF If you select Status OFFReminder ReminderPlaying VHS Quasi Play Back SqpbRecording To stop recording, press the STOP/ button Tape SpeedsOne-Touch Recording Press the RECord/OTR button repeatedly until the desiredRerecording Tape Duplication Different brands of equipment may operate differentlyTimer Recording DailyTimer Recording cont’d Timer Recording cont’d 1110Checking or Clearing Timer Recordings Defeat Recording REC DefeatedRepeat Play B Repeat Play Insert a tape in the TV/VCR Press the Menu buttonRepeat Play cont’d Press the STATUS/EXIT button to remove the menu. A-BReal-Time Counter Memory Super High Speed Searching LP/SLP Playback OptionsForward and Reverse Searching SP/LP/SLP Viewing a Still PictureEnter Your Access Code SmartLockSmartLock cont’d Example Specific Sub-ratingsTo change the access code, follow these steps Rating Explanations Wake Up Timer Press the SLEEP/WAKE UP buttonSleep Timer Menu Closed CaptionExample ScreenClosed Caption cont’d Standard Closed CaptionsBlue Background Volume Bar Automatic Operation Features Specifications Helpful Hints Helpful Hints cont’d Glossary Renewed Index MemoryPage Supplied Accessories