Philips DVP3100V/01 user manual Before Operation VCR part, Tuning in a video channel on your

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Turn on DVD+VCR and TV.

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Before Operation - VCR part

Tuning in a video channel on your

TV

Video channel (RF output channel) is the channel on which your TV receives picture and sound signals from the DVD+VCR through the RF cable.

If you have used a SCART lead you will not have to tune your TV, simply select the AV channel.The AV channel is already pre-tuned for optimum video playback on your TV.

Perform the following steps only if interference appears in the TV picture after you have moved to a different area or a new station has started broadcasting in your area, or if you change the connection from RF connection to AV connection, or vise versa.

1

2 Set the vacant position 36 on your TV.

3 Press 1on the remote control to enter the standby mode (the clock indicator will be dimmed).

4 Press and hold CHANNEL 3 or 4 on the DVD+

VCR for more than 4 secs.

RF 36 will appear in the DVD+VCR display.

The following picture will be displayed on the TV screen.

RF CHANNEL

36

 

 

Using your DVD+VCR for the very first time

For the following steps we assume that you have just connected your DVD+VCR for the very first time.

To make tuning TV stations an easy task your DVD+VCR incorporates the Automatic Channel Memory System (ACMS).This system will automatically tune, store TV channels and set the clock (date & time) in your DVD+VCR.

1 Make sure that you have correctly installed your DVD+VCR.

Press 1 to turn on your DVD+VCR.

If the initial Menu Screen doesn’t appear on screen, make sure that you have tuned your TV to a video channel. Or if this is correct it may mean that your DVD+VCR is already tuned.

2 Press b or B to select the desired country. (A:Austria, B: Belgium,CH: Switzerland, D: Germany, DK: Denmark, E: Spain, F: France, I: Italy, N: Norway, NL: Netherlands, P: Portugal, S:Sweden, SF: Finland, OTHERS)

A

B

CH

D

DK

E F I

N

NL

P

S

SF

OTHERS

Pr-12

OK i

ACMS

3 Press OK to start the automatic tuning process.

01

C02

00

ARD

02

C03

00

ZDF

03

C04

00

WDR 3

If the picture is snowy, move to step 5. If the picture is clean, press 1 on the DVD+VCR to finish.

5 Press CHANNEL 3 or 4 on the DVD+VCR to set the video channel to a vacant position between 22 and 68 which is not occupied by any local station in your area.

Note

The RF channel will not change until step 6 has been executed.

6 Press 1to store the new RF video channel into the DVD+VCR memory.

Now tune your TV set to the new DVD+VCR RF channel.

Note

If the TV picture was clear in step 4, do not retune your TV.

S

E

Pr-12

i

ACMS

Programme number

TV Station

PR01

ARD

PR02

ZDF

PR03

WDR 3

PR04

BR3

PR05

HR3

PR06

NDR3

The TV station shown above may vary according to the area you live in.

4 Press SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus from the TV screen.

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Contents DVD Video Player Safety Precautions FeaturesEnglish Français Deutsch ItalianoEspañol Contents Remote Control Operation Range Before UsePlayable Discs Precautions About SymbolsBefore Use Cont’d Selecting the Viewing SourceAudio Jacks Video in Jack Eject Tape EjectVCR Record Channel 3Remote Control Skip /FWD Skip to next chapter or trackV/V left/right/up/down Rear Panel VIDEO/AUDIO OUTLeft/Right DVD/VCR OUTCoaxial Digital audio out jack DVD Exclusive OUT Connecting to a TV & Decoder ConnectionsConnecting to Optional Equipment Connections Cont’dDigital Multi-channel sound Tuning in a video channel on your Before Operation VCR partSetting the clock Manually To set the colour systemPress System MENU. Press b or B to select SET. Press OK Press System MenuHow to using the main menu Tuning in TV Stations AutomaticallyOthers Tuning in TV Stations Manually Press 1 or 2 to select the PR SET Press OKMain menu will appear on the TV screen Changing the order of TV Stations Deleting TV StationsBefore Operation DVD part Initial Settings LanguageDisplay Audio Lock Parental Control Rating DVDSelect Rating on the Lock menu then press If you forget your Security CodeOperation with tape Playing a tapeAuto Tracking SharpInstant Timer Recording ITR Press Power to end recording ShowView ProgrammingPress Showview Video Programme System VPSTimer recording using On Screen Display Press 1 to switch your DVD+VCR Standby modeIf Timer record events Overlap Event that you wish to remove and replaceGeneral Features Operation with DVD and Video CDPlaying a DVD and Video CD DVD Video Discs Repeat Chapter/Title/Off Video CDs, Repeat Track/All/OffScreen Saver Special DVD Features DVD Operation with Audio and MP3/Windows MediaTM Audio Disc Audio CDMP3/Windows MediaTM Audio ID3 TAGPause PAUSE/STEP again Starting pointSearch CD MP3 3D Surround CDOperation with Jpeg Disc Viewing a Jpeg disc JpegProgrammed Playback CD VCD2.0 VCD1.1 MP3 Erasing a Track from Program ListErasing the Complete Program List Audio CD menu MP3/Windows Media TM Audio menu PressMaintenance and Service Operation with DVD VR Disc DVDPlaying a DVD VR format Disc Operation with DivX Disc DivX Playing a DivX Movie DiscAdditional Operation On Screen DisplayTape Counter Memory Stop Video Doctor Self-DiagnosisHi-Fi Stereo Sound System Wide Screen CompatibilityTo set the decoder Last Condition Memory DVD CDSpecial Recording Copying from DVD To VCRRecording from another video recorder Symptom Cause Correction Language Code List Code LanguageCountry/Area Code List Code Country/AreaSpecification

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