Philips DVDR3390, DVDR610, DVDR616 user manual Connecting to TV cont’d, Option 1 Using Scart socket

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Connecting to TV (cont’d)

Option 1: Using SCART socket

TV

Antenna or

Satellite/Cable TV signal

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E n g l i s h

The scart or Euro AV cable serves as the universal connector for picture, sound and control signals. With this type of connection, there is practically no loss of quality in picture or sound transmission.

Have the following cables ready:

1)Antenna cable

2)SCART cable

1Turn off your TV and remove the antenna cable from your TV (or Satellite Receiver/ Cable Box). Insert it into the ANTENNA IN socket at the back of the DVD recorder.

2Use the supplied antenna cable to connect the DVD recorder’s TV OUT socket to the antenna input socket at the back of your TV set.

3Use a SCART cable to connect the DVD recorder’s EXT 1 (TO TV-I/O)socket to the SCART socket at the back of your TV set.

4Connect the power cable from the DVD recorder’s ~ MAINS to the power supply.

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5Press STANDBY-ON2 on the DVD

recorder to turn it on.

➜ The message 'IS THE TV ON?' appears on the display panel.

6Turn on the TV power.

➜If the connection has properly made, your TV will automatically turn on to the Video Input channel for the SCART socket and you should see the

{ Language and Country } menu appears on the TV.

➜If not, select the correct Video In channel at the TV manually until you see the { Language and Country } menu.

7Proceed to page 19 to continue the first installation.

Helpful Hints:

–If your TV set has several SCART sockets, select the SCART socket that is suitable for both video output and video input.

–If your TV set displays a selection menu for the SCART socket, select 'VCR' as the source for the SCART socket.

–The EXT 2 AUX-I/O socket is intended only for additional devices.

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Contents DVD Recorder For Customer Use LaserG l i s h Special FunctionsTable of Contents Editing/Finalising Recording Programming recordings withProtecting the recorded title Making the editing compatibleSetup Care and Safety InformationCleaning discs About recyclingGeneral Information Accessories suppliedIntroduction Region codesSetting the TV to the correct video in channel Connecting to TVGeneral Selecting a suitable connection toConnecting to TV cont’d Option 1 Using Scart socketLanguage and Country menu appears on the TV Option 2 Using S-Video Y/C socket First installation menuLanguage and Country will appear on the TV Have the following cables ready Antenna cable Option 3 Using Video Cvbs socketUsing second Scart socket EXT2-AUX-I/O Connecting to Additional DevicesConnecting a Cable Box/Decorder Press TV/DVD on the remote controlConnecting a camcorder to the front sockets Connecting Additional Devices cont’dOption 1 Using DV in socket Option 2 Using S-VIDEO In or Video In socketUsing analogue audio output Connecting to Additional Devices cont’dSockets StereoSTANDBY-ON Front PanelSockets behind the flap VideoRemote Control Remote Control cont’d Using the remote control to operate the system Using the alphanumeric keypad to enter the charactersThen select the desired function for example S, T First Installation Installing the DVD Recorder169 Letterbox Panscan Channel Search menuInstalling the DVD Recorder cont’d Time and Date menu appears on the TVDVD recorder is ready for use Set-up Auto search Follow TV Sort Favourites Press SYSTEM-MENU Sorting the TV channelsSearch Setting favourite TV channelsPress 4 to select Preset and press 2 to confirm Press 4 to select Preset name and press 2 to confirmStore Fine tuning the TV channels To improve the sound transmission of the TV channelTo finetune the TV channels Setting the language Playable discs PlaybackInserting a disc MP3-CDStarting disc playback Playback cont’dPlaying a DVD video disc Playing a Super Video CDsPlaying an MP3 CD Playing a DVD+RW discPlaying a picture disc slide show Supported Jpeg picture formatsUsing Toolbar options Additional Playback FeaturesTo exit, press SYSTEM-MENU Changing subtitle languageSwitching camera angles Additional Playback Features cont’dChanging audio soundtrack language ZoomingChanging to another title/ chapter/track Pausing playback / slow motion playRepeat play Selecting various play modeRepeating a specific segment A-B Shuffle playPress 3 4 to select the setting for Recording Recording settingsRecording Discs for recordingRecording mode Recording language Recording cont’dInserting chapter markers Filter mode Manual recordingDirect record function To stop the recording, press Stop Pausing a recordingDeleting a recording Direct recordingTo stop recording, press Stop Use 1 2 3 4 to select an entry in the menuTimer Recording Record mode Timer Recording cont’dRepeat VPS/PDCTimer overview appears CancelProgramming recordings with Video Plus+ System Video Plus+Deleting a programmed recording Changing a programmed recordingPress the matching colour coded button on ChangeAbout editing Editing/Finalising RecordingIndex Picture screens Colour coded buttons functionsChanging the disc/title name Editing/Finalising Recording cont’dMaking the editing compatible DVD+RW Insert a recorded DVD+RW or an Unfinalised DVD+RHiding unwanted chapter To cancel the hidden chaptersAbout disc bar ShowEditing title divide/append/Index picture Editing chapter merge/split/hidePhoto editing For append recording onlyDeleting chapter markers Browsing the disc Using the BrowserUsing the Browser cont’d Browsing the picture discAdding pictures to an album Changing the picture order within an album Deleting an albumDeleting picture in an album Select this to activate zoom mode Zoom mode Changing the slide show settingsSelect this to toggle between repeat on and off Speed Down / Speed UpSystem Menu Preferences Accessing 1the Preferences optionsRecording SoundFeatures AccessSystem Menu Preferences cont’d DiscSystem Menu Setup Accessing the Setup optionsSystem Time-date System Menu Setup cont’dAnalogue channels Video outputLanguage Video outputAudio output Digital audio outputAbout Access Control Setting Access ControlSetting or changing the pin code Activating/Deactivating the child lockChildLock Setting Access Control cont’dAuthorising discs Playback will beginTroubleshooting ProblemSolution Insert the disc with the label facing up Troubleshooting cont’dTroubleshooting cont’d Message ‘NO SIGNAL’ appears Message Collision appears Display panel symbols/messages 0000SAT Is the TV ON? Display panel symbols/messages cont’dSpecifications Glossary Country VHF UHF DVD Regions TV System GuideTV System Guide cont’d 3139 246 SgpJP-0440-05-1 Meet Philips at the Internet3139 246 1DVDR6xxEng0514134c 28/04, 1121 AM
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