Samsung V6700 user manual Presetting the Stations Manually

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3 Press the or button to select Auto Setup, Press the OK button.

A message is displayed, indicating that any channels already preset on your DVD-VCR will be deleted.

Auto Setup

Your data will be lost

Press OK to continue

MENU to exit

OK RETURN MENU

4 Press the OK button to start the auto scanning. The message Please Wait is displayed.

Auto Setup

Presetting the Stations Manually

You do not need to preset the stations manually if you have already set them automatically.

1 Press the MENU button, then press the OK or button.

			Setup
	SETUP	Language	: English
	DVD	Clock
	DVD	Install
		Install
	VCR	User Set
		User Set
	PROG	Auto Power Off	: Off
	PROG	Screen Messages	: On
		Screen Messages	: On
	FUNC

OK RETURN MENU

2 Press the or button to select Install, then press the OK or button.

The Install menu is displayed. Australia model :

Install

Please Wait

10%

RETURN MENU

SETUP

DVD

VCR

PROG

FUNC

Auto Setup

Manual Setup

VCR Output CH : CH 38

• The first frequency band is scanned and

stored, then the DVD-VCR searches for the

second station and so on.

When the automatic scanning procedure

has finished, the DVD-VCR switches

automatically to programme 1.

• If you wish to cancel the auto scanning

before the end, press the MENU button.

Notes

•The number of stations automatically stored by the DVD-VCR depends on the number of stations that it has found.

•The time and date are set automatically from the broadcast signal. If the signal is weak or ghosting occurs, the time and date may not be set automati- cally. In this case, they should be set manually (refer to page 14).

•Once the auto scanning procedure has finished, some stations may have been stored more than once; select the stations with the best reception and delete the ones no longer required (refer to page 17).

OK RETURN MENU

New Zealand model :

Install

SETUP	Auto Setup
DVD	Manual Setup
DVD
VCR	TV System	: G
VCR
	VCR Output CH	: CH 36
PROG

FUNC

OK RETURN MENU

3 Press the or button to select Manual Setup, then press the OK or button.

The TV STATION TABLE menu is displayed.

4 Press the		or	button to select the
required programme number.

	❉ ❉	TV STATION TABLE		❉ ❉
	PR	CH	NAME
1		01	- - -	-
2		04	- - -	-

3

4

5

SWAPPING : OK

DELETE : CLEAR

RETURN

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Contents DVD-V6700 Safety Instructions Do not Open the DVD-VCR. Refer to service personnelDisc Type and Characteristics CharacteristicsDisc Markings Play Region NumberContents Front View of the DVD-VCR DVD-V6700 OverviewsRear View of the DVD-VCR DVD-V6700 Display Indicators Inserting Batteries in the Remote Control AccessoriesTour of the Remote Control Number buttons RECStop TRK / Connecting DVD-VCR to the TV using the RF Cable Connecting DVD-VCR to the TV using the Audio/Video CableConnecting DVD-VCR to the TV using the S-Video Cable Connecting to an AV amplifier with the digital input jack Progressive Scan DVD onlyConnecting Extend Device Method 2 Connecting a Camcorder to the Line in 2 jacksPlug & Auto Setup Check the date and timeSetting the Date and Time Tuning Your Television for the DVDThat programme is now reserved for use with your DVD-VCR Setting the Menu Language Presetting the Stations AutomaticallyPress the OK or button again Language Set menu is displayed PressPresetting the Stations Manually Clearing a Preset Station Changing the Preset Station Table Setting the VCR Output Channel Output CHPress the OK or Required output channel Australia ModelSelecting the Colour Mode New Zealand Model onlyPress the OK or button to select required colour system Auto PAL Mesecam B/WAuto Power Off Press the or button to select Auto Power OffPreset interval Intelligent Picture ControlScreen Messages Selecting the Cassette TypeRepeat Play E180 E240 E260 E300Selecting the Recording Speed Protecting a Recorded CassetteRecording a Programme Immediately E300 Mins. or 5 hoursRecording a Programme with Automatic Stop Recording from Another VCR or CamcorderUsing the Assemble Edit Function Using The Timer Programming FeatureChecking a Preset Recording DLYDaily Required recording speed Auto SP Standard Play LP Long PlayAdjusting Picture Alignment Manually Cancelling a Preset RecordingPlaying a Cassette Selecting the Audio Output Mode Playing a Cassette in Slow MotionPlaying a Sequence Frame by Frame Playing a Sequence at Variable SpeedsSearching for a Specific Sequence Go To 00000 StopEnd Search Intro ScanUsing the Tape Counter To cancel an Index search simply press the ll or buttonIndex Skip Search or buttonUsing the Disc Menu Language Setting Up the Language FeaturesUsing the Audio Language Using the Subtitle Language Setting Up the Audio OptionsDolby Digital Out MPEG-2 Digital OutSetting Up the Display Options Dynamic CompressionPCM Down Sampling TV AspectSetting Up the Parental Control Setting up the Rating LevelPress the OK or button Use Password menu is displayed Re-enter Password menu is displayed to confirm the passwordRe-enter Password is displayed to confirm the password DivXR RegistrationPress the OK or button. Press the or Button to select DivXR RegistrationFirmware Upgrade DivX Feature TableHow to make an update disc DivX can be divided into Video and AudioSpecial Playback Features Update procedureStill Using the Display Function Frame Advance StepSkip Forward/Back Search Forward/BackTo play using aspect ratio DVD Adjusting the Aspect Ratio EZ ViewIf you are using a 169 TV If you are using a 43 TV Displays the content of the DVD title in 43 aspect ratioSelecting the Subtitle Language Selecting the Audio LanguageZoom Changing the Camera AngleMarks Cancel Chapter/Title Recalling a Maked SceneClearing Mark Repeat Chapter/TitleCancel A-B Repeat MP3/WMA PlayMP3/WMA Play Function RepeatCancel Program play CD-R MP3/WMA discsProgram & Random Play CD/MP3/WMA Program PlayPicture CD Playback Album ModeRotation Slide show CD-R Jpeg DiscsDivX/MPEG4 Special Playback Features DivX/MPEG4 PlaybackDVD Function Title Menu Disc Menu DVD Info Zoom Technical Specifications GeneralInput OutputTroubleshooting Guide VCR Problem SolutionTroubleshooting Guide DVD MenuContact Samsung World Wide Contact Samsung World Wide