Philips DVD740VR/001 VCR Operation, Recording One Channel Watching Another, One-Touch Recording

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VCR Operation

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Recording One Channel/

Watching Another

1Press the VCR button, then the REC button to record the current TV channel.

2Use the TV remote control to select the chan- nel you wish to watch.

3To return to the being recorded channel, use the TV remote control to select similar chan- nel set on the DVD/VCR (eg. 36).

4Press the STOP C button to stop the record- ing.

One-Touch Recording

●This feature allows you to set an immediate time recording between 30 minutes to eight hours long.

1Place the DVD/VCR in VCR mode and VCR position.

2Select a recording speed (SP, LP) with the SPEED button.

3Put a recordable tape in the cassette compart- ment.

4Press the VCR button, then the P +/– or numerical key pad buttons to select the chan- nel to be recorded.

5Press the REC button repeatedly until the desired recording length appears on the screen.

a Recording starts immediately.

6To stop an OTR at any time, press STOP C button.

●To cancel the OTR but continue recording, press the REC button repeatedly until ● mark appears in the TV screen.

7When the OTR finishes, the DVD/VCR will switch to DVD mode automatically.

Timer Recording

●Timer Recording allows you to programme

you DVD/VCR to record TV programs while you’re away.

1With the clock set to ON, press the VCR button, then the MENU button.

2Press the PLAY B or STOP C button to select TIMER, then press the FF g button.

MENU

TIMER

a SET UPwill be displayed.

INITIAL

3Press the PLAY B or STOP C button to select a slot to store the timer recording, then press the FF g button.

TIMER NUMBER

1

DATE

-- /--

START

-- :--

END

-- :--

CHANNEL

--

SPEED

--

VPS/PDC

--

●Numbers for open slots will flash on the screen.

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●For once-only recording : Press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeatedly until the rele- vant month appears.

●For daily recording :To record a TV pro- gramme at the same time on the same chan- nel from Monday through Friday.While the month digit is flashing, press the PLAY B or STOP C button to select MO-FR.

●For everyday recording :To record a TV pro- gramme at the same time on the same chan- nel every day.While the month digit is flash- ing, press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeatedly to select MO-SU.

●For weekly recording :To record a TV pro- gramme at the same time on the same chan- nel every week.While the month digit is flash- ing, press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeatedly to select W-MO (Example: every monday).

5For once-only recording only : Press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeatedly until your desired day appears.

6Press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeat- edly until the relevant start hour appears. Next, enter the minute digit.

7Press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeat- edly until the relevant end hour appears. Next, enter the minute digit.

8Press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeat- edly until the relevant channel number appears.

9Press the PLAY B or STOP C button repeat- edly until your the desired tape speed appears.

10Press the FF g button Programme 1 is now completed.

11Press the MENU button to exit.

12Press the TIMER button to activate the timer.

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Contents DVD740VR General Information Laser safetyNever Make or Change Connections with the Power Switched on Region code for this set isContents Symbols Used in this Manual Supplied accessoriesSafety Information IntroductionFunctional Overview Front PanelREC Display front PanelDisplay Message CST.INDVD/VCR AV1 TV Rear PanelAerial RF OUTRemote Control Remote Control cont’d Setting Up your DVD/VCR Connecting to a TVBasic Connections Connecting to an Audio System Back of DVD/VCRInserting batteries into the Remote Control Connecting to Optional Equipment for DVD featuresExternal Input Mode for VCR features Using the Remote ControlTurning on your DVD/VCR Video Channel SettingPlayable Video Cassette Tapes Recording PreventionAutomatic Channel Setup Manual Channel PresetMANUALwill be displayed Adding/Deleting Channels Channel ReprogrammingPress the Menu button Auto Clock Setting Setting the ClockManual Clock Setting ButtonStatus Display Setting Up your DVD/VCR, VCR OperationChanging the Language Playing a Video Cassette TapeRecording One Channel Watching Another Timer RecordingVCR Operation One-Touch RecordingTo Stop a Timer Programme Which has Already Started Checking or Cancelling Timer RecordingHint for Timer Recording VPS Video Programme System/ PDC Programme Delivery ControlShowview Guide Channel Set First, fill in the boxes belowTimer Recording using the Showview System Auto Return VCR featuresRerecording Tape Duplication Repeat PlayTime Search Index SearchQuick Find Special Effect Playback Forward and Reverse Searching Automatic Operation Features Automatic PlaybackAutomatic Tracking Adjustment Super High Speed SearchingSelecting the Sound Mode Hi-Fi Stereo Sound SystemDVD Operation Fast Forward / Reverse Search Step by Step Playback DVD Zoom DVDResume DVD CD Slow Motion DVDRepeat Title/chapter DVD Repeat A-B DVD CDTime Search DVD CD Programme CDDisplay Information MP3 Stereo Sound Mode CDMP3 Playback MP3 Track Selection MP3Camera Angle DVD PasswordSubtitle Language DVD Changing the On-Screen DisplayMarker Setup Screen DVD CD Parental LevelDisplay Setting DVD SetupAudio Setting TruSurround SettingLanguage Setting Cleaning the Cabinet SpecificationsMaintenance Cleaning DiscsTroubleshooting Problem SolutionWhen tape playback is stopped To VCR mode after 35 minutesTimer DVD/VCR ejects the tape when youPhilips Service Philips Kundtjänst Service ConsommaConsumer Services Philips Norge AS Philips Portuguesa

DVD740VR/001 specifications

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