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Contents MVT2135B MVT2195B English Cleaning AccessoriesPower Sources Read InstructionsPOWER-CORD Protection Power LinesDamage Requiring Service Replacement PartsSafety Check Wall or Ceiling MountingHeat NEC SectionFeatures Table of Contents Precautions When YOU Experience the Above ConditionsMoisture Condensation Moisture will Condense on the Unit in the Following CasesAC Outlet Power SourceTo USE AC Power Source AC Power Cord Connect to a 120V, 60Hz outlet Power Indicator Lights when the power is turned onLocation of Controls Cassette Loading Slot To insert or remove a video tapeRemote Control MenuPolarity diagram Battery compartmentArrow Paying attention toCombiner UHF 300 ohm VHF 300 ohm Antenna ConnectionsMatching Indoor Antenna Cable TV Connections For Subscribers to Basic Cable TV ServiceFor Subscribers to Scrambled Cable TV Service Normal TV viewing Setting the LanguageEnter button Auto Clock Setting Auto Clock SettingAuto Clock Adjustment To SET Auto Clock to OFFPress the Menu button until the Menu screen is cleared Press the Menu button. Press the SETPress the Enter button Manual Clock Setting Example Setting the clock to 830 AM, 23rd. MON OctoberTo move cursor backward, press the Cancel button Press the SET/TRACKINGAdjust the volume level by TV OperationTo turn on the TV/VCR VHF/UHF ChannelsCall MutingChannel + Quick View SleepTV/CAPTION/TEXT To View Closed Captions What is Closed CAPTIONING?Closed Captioning with a VCR To Memorize Channels TV/CATV modeSelected mode Screen is cleared Automatic Memory TuningChannels available in your area Or Channel + or button Using SET/TRACKING + orTo ADD/DELETE Channels Setting the V-CHIP To Register PasswordEnter the same password Again for the safety, thenTo SET the V-CHIP Movie Rating is not set All agesPG-13 Parental guidance Less than 13 years old Under 17 years oldTo Change Password To SET the on Timer + or button to setDesired hour, then press the Enter button Set the desired minuteTo SET the OFF Timer Example Turning off the TV at 1130 PMPicture Control Adjustments BrightnessContrast Menu buttonSharpness Cancel Button to adjust the sharpness of the picture Preset levelsColor Tint Press the Enter button until Sharpness appearsAutomatic Power on and Play Loading and Unloading a Video CassetteLoading UnloadingTo Prevent Accidental Erasure To Record Again Tape Speed and Maximum Playback / Recording TimePlayback To Start PlaybackTo Stop Playback To play a prerecorded tapeFORWARD/REVERSE Picture Search To Rewind or Forward the Tape RapidlyDigital Tracki NG Control Special Playback To Visually Search for Desired PointsSpeed Search Times Skip Search To Watch Still PictureRepeat mode is canceled To Watch a Tape RepeatedlySelect the Auto Repeat option PositionRecording a TV Program Recording and Viewing the Same TV ProgramScreen and the Rec/Otr indicator will light To Stop Recording To Stop Recording TemporarilyTo be recorded. Example Channel Press the REC/OTR buttonONE-TOUCH Timer Recording OTR TV/VCR channel cannot be changed during recordingTimer Recording Check the Timer REC SET option is selectedThen press the Enter button Select the Program position, then pressTo set the timer for another program, press Indicator will light. The Timer is programmedWhen the programmed time is reached, Recording is automatically startedOther Functions for the Timer Recording To SET DAILY/WEEKLY TimerTo Confirm the Settings ExampleRecording Prog.1 Prog.2 Prog.3 Control Settings Program Deleted PartsUsing the Real Time Tape Counter To View the Counter DisplayTape Counter Counter toUsing Zero Return Duplicating a Video Tape Connection to Another VCRConnection to Camcorder Tion tab intact into the TV/VCRReception Disturbances IgnitionTroubleshooting Guide Symptoms Cause Possible Solutions PowerNo power TV Broadcast ReceptionSymptoms Cause Possible Solutions Remote ControlRecording PlaybackVideo Head Cleaning Snowy PictureSpecifications AccessoriesTelevision VCRMemo Español 545A201A K 00/03