Philips CCC 194AT Hooking Up the TV/VCR cont’d, Bent pin, Crooked Pin Straight Pin, Cable Plug

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D.

Hooking Up Your TV/VCR to Another Video Source (VCR, DVD Player, Camcorder, etc.)

You may need this connection if you want to copy tapes or view tapes or discs that you are playing on the VCR, DVD Player, or camcorder. Select channel 00 (A/V IN) at the TV/VCR when viewing tapes or discs that are playing on the VCR, DVD Player, or camcorder. Details are on page 32.

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT Jacks on VCR (example)

3CH IN 4CH

AUDIO VIDEO

OUT ANT.

INOUT

Use an Audio cable to connect the AUDIO OUT Jack on the VCR to the AUDIO In Jack on the front of the TV/VCR.

AUDIO VIDEO

3CH

IN

4CH

 

AUDIO VIDEO

OUT ANT.

INOUT

AUDIO/VIDEO In Jacks on front of TV/VCR

Use a Video cable to connect the VIDEO OUT Jack on the

VCR to the VIDEO In Jack on the front of the TV/VCR.

2

When all other connections are complete, plug in the TV/VCR’s power cord.

3

Before you turn on the TV/VCR, go to page eight.

Helpful Hints

•Before connecting an antenna or cable signal to the ANT(enna) Jack, make sure the pin is not bent. If the pin is bent, straighten it as illustrated, then connect the antenna or cable signal to the ANT(enna) Jack.

•A rod antenna (not supplied) is available from Philips Service Solutions Group. The part number is 4835 303 37006. To order, call 1-800-851-8885. (This antenna will fit the CCC134 only.)

•Audio and video cables are not supplied.

 

Bent pin

Crooked Pin

Straight Pin

 

Cable Plug

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Contents Color TV with built-in VCR Model No Serial No Dear Philips product ownerFor Customer Use This bolt of lightning indi- cates uninsulated materialDeclaration of Conformity FeaturesSafety Precautions IntroductionTable of Contents TV/VCR Maintenance Putting Batteries in the Remote ControlBattery Safety Using the Remote ControlRod Antenna Hook up your TV/VCR using one of the connections shownHooking Up the TV/VCR RF coaxial cable Not suppliedCable Plug Hooking Up the TV/VCR cont’dBent pin Crooked Pin Straight PinPress the Menu button. The screen shown below will appear Turning On the TV/VCRPress the Combi button, then press the Menu button Language SelectionWait for the TV/VCR to set up channels Automatic Channel SetupProgramming of the last channel you selected will appear Adding/Deleting ChannelsPress the PLAY/o button or the STOP/p button to select Repeat steps 3-4 to add or delete other channelsManual Clock Setting Setting the ClockCable Box users must set the clock manually Setting the Clock cont’d Automatic PBS Channel Selection Setting the Clock cont’dTime Wait for the TV/VCR to findNOW Searching flashes on the TV/VCR screen Manual PBS Channel Selection Wait for the TV/VCR to find the time Use the Number buttons to select your PBS stationDaylight-Savings Time Time Zone Remember the two-digit number beside it Setting the Remote to Operate a Cable Box/DBSFind your code Find the brand of your Cable Box/DBS on the lists belowYou have a Zenith Cable Box, press Number buttons 0 Repeat . If the remote control works your CableWithin 30 seconds, press the Number buttons to enter Two-digit code for your Cable Box/DBS. For example, ifFront Panel Connect your antenna or cable here AC Power CordRear Panel ANTenna JackRemote Control Buttons Remote Control Buttons cont’d Adjusting the Picture Controls Decreased brightness Decrease IncreaseIf you select Status OFF On-Screen Status DisplaysIf you select Status ON, then select Counter only OFF If you select Status ON, then select Counter only onFollow the steps below to play a tape PlayingInsert a tape in the TV/VCR Recording Power button to turn on the TV/VCR, if necessaryPress the RECord/OTR button once to start recording Press the STOP/EJECT but- ton on the TV/VCR to stop the OTR One-Touch RecordingDifferent brands of equipment may operate differently Rerecording Tape DuplicationFollow the steps below to prevent accidental recording Defeat RecordingDaily Timer RecordingTimer Recording cont’d Timer Recording cont’d Checking or Clearing Timer Recordings TV Channels Setting Up the VCR Plus+ Programming SystemStation Examine the lists on Setting Up the VCR Plus+ Programming System cont’dPress the Combi button, then press the VCR You have completed the steps on pagesPLUS+/ENTER button Timer Recording With the VCR Plus+ Programming System cont’d Appear on the screen Real-Time Counter MemoryTV programming will appear while the tape is rewinding Repeat PlayPress the PLAY/ button or the STOP/ button to select B Repeat PlayRepeat Play cont’d Viewing a Still Picture Playback OptionsForward and Reverse Searching SP/LP/SLP Super High Speed Searching LP/SLPBlue Background SmartLock Ratings are defined on SmartLock cont’dExample Specific Sub-ratings Use the Number buttons to enter your old access code To change the access code, follow these stepsRating Explanations Press the Combi button, then press the SLEEP/WAKE UP button Sleep TimerWake Up Timer Screen Closed CaptionExample MenuStandard Closed Captions Closed Caption cont’dHalf-screen text Volume Bar Volume BarUsually, the volume bar appears when you press the VOLume Automatic Operation Features SmartPicture TV ResetFM Radio Switching the AntennasReminder ReminderTape in the TV/VCR Index SearchHelpful Hints Helpful Hints cont’d Glossary Specifications Please contact Philips at French Speaking English Speaking Limited WarrantyModel # Serial # Index Supplied Accessories Supplied Accessories

CCC 194AT, CCC 134AT specifications

Philips has long been a pioneer in the development of high-quality electronic components, and the CCC 134AT and CCC 194AT models are no exception. Both devices have been engineered to meet the demands of modern audio-visual systems, boasting advanced features and innovative technologies that set them apart in the market.

The CCC 134AT is notable for its high-performance capabilities. One of its defining characteristics is its exceptional sound quality, which is achieved through a combination of advanced digital signal processing and precise analog circuitry. This model supports a wide frequency range, allowing it to reproduce both the deepest bass notes and the most delicate high frequencies with remarkable clarity. Furthermore, it incorporates built-in noise reduction technology to enhance audio fidelity, making it suitable for professional applications where sound quality is paramount.

On the other hand, the CCC 194AT focuses on versatility and adaptability. It features a multi-channel architecture that enables seamless integration with various audio formats, ensuring compatibility with both conventional and cutting-edge sound systems. This model also emphasizes user-friendliness, with an intuitive interface that allows users to customize their audio experience easily. Additionally, the CCC 194AT offers multiple connectivity options, including HDMI, optical, and analog inputs, catering to a wide range of devices from televisions to gaming consoles.

One of the standout technologies found in both models is Philips' proprietary Dynamic Audio Calibration. This feature automatically adjusts the audio settings to suit the acoustics of the environment, delivering optimized sound regardless of the room's characteristics. Furthermore, the CCC 134AT and CCC 194AT are designed with energy efficiency in mind, incorporating power-saving modes that minimize consumption without sacrificing performance.

In terms of build quality, both models feature robust enclosures crafted from durable materials, ensuring longevity and resilience in demanding environments. Their sleek, modern designs are aesthetically pleasing, making them suitable for both commercial and residential settings.

In summary, the Philips CCC 134AT and CCC 194AT exemplify the company's commitment to innovation and quality in audio technology. With their high-performance capabilities, intuitive features, and cutting-edge technologies, these models are well-equipped to meet the needs of even the most discerning audio enthusiasts. Whether for professional use or home entertainment, they represent a significant advancement in the world of audio components.
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