Philips HDR1000 Timer Recording Using the Showview System, Select ShowView sys- tem

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Numbers
Move
Clear Choose Exit
Small Screen
: 0-9
: {B
: CLEAR
: OK
: RETURN

THE SHOWVIEW® SYSTEM

TIMER RECORDING USING THE SHOWVIEW SYSTEM

Follow these steps to set a timer recording with the ShowView number in your TV guide. Before you begin:

•Set up the TV programs at the HDR1000. Details are on pages 21-22.

•Set the clock. Details are on pages 16-17.

•Before you begin, press HDD button so that the blue HDD light appears on the front panel of the HDR1000.

Continue with step [8] at “AUTOMATIC TIMER RECORDING” on page 27.

You can correct the data for Frequency, Episode, Rec. Mode, VPS/PDC if you need.

Display “Timer” screen.

•Press TIMER button.

Select “ShowView sys- tem”.

•Press K or L button. Then, press OK button.

Set the ShowView number.

Timer

ShowView system

 

Timer Programming

Small Screen

Timer Review

 

Timer

ShowView system

 

Timer Programming

Small Screen

Timer Review

 

ShowView No.

• Press Number buttons to

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input the ShowView num- ber of the TV program you want to record.

Then, press OK button.

•Press CLEAR button to cancel ShowView number.

•Press { or B button to move the cursor.

Confirm the timer program.

•If you correct the pro- gram, press B button to move the cursor to pro- gram setting position. Then, press K or L but- ton to select your desired program.

Timer Programming

Start Time

 

19:30

 

 

 

End Time

20:30

 

Small Screen

Date

Mon./06/May

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Program

P02/DSF

 

 

 

Frequency

 

One Time

 

 

 

Episode

 

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rec. Mode

SQ

 

Store

VPS/PDC

 

Off

 

 

 

Select

: KL{B

Name:

 

 

Choose

: OK

 

 

 

Exit

: RETURN

 

 

 

Helpful Hints

•To stop a timer recording that has started, press STOP button. The message will appear to con- firm. If it is OK, press STOP button again.

•“Given Number not correct.” may appear on the TV screen after step [3] if you enter an incorrect ShowView number (for example, one that is too short). In this case, press RETURN button. Then, enter the correct ShowView number.

•After step [2], a warning message appears when there are more than 50 titles stored. In this case, press NAVI button, then delete unwanted titles in Navigation menu. Or, press RETURN button to remove the message.

•After step [2], a warning message appears when more than 20 timer programs have been setup. In this case, press TIMER button to remove the message.

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HDR1000/01, HDR1000 specifications

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One of the standout features of the HDR1000 is its support for 4K Ultra HD resolution. This allows for incredibly detailed images that bring movies, shows, and games to life with stunning clarity and vibrant colors. The device utilizes HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology, which enhances the contrast between the brightest whites and the darkest blacks, resulting in a more dynamic and lifelike picture. This combination of 4K resolution and HDR delivers an immersive viewing experience that captivates audiences.

The HDR1000 also boasts advanced color processing capabilities. Equipped with Philips' proprietary Ambilight technology, the device expands the viewing experience beyond the screen. Ambilight projects light onto the walls surrounding the display, dynamically adjusting the colors based on the content being watched. This not only enriches the visual experience but also creates a more in-depth emotional connection with the content.

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