Philips SVA104 owner manual Connections, Recording/Viewing Any Channel

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8 Hookups With a Cable Box / Direct Broadcast System

There are two ways to connect your Cable Box/DBS to the VCR. With this connection:

You may view any channel.

You must select channels at the Cable Box/DBS. Channels cannot be changed at the VCR.

You may not view a channel other than the one you are recording.

You may not program channels at the VCR.

You can only program a timer recording for one channel at a time. Set the TV and the VCR to the Cable Box/DBS output channel (channel 03 or 04), and set your Cable Box/DBS to the channel you want to record. When you enter the channel you want to record in a timer recording, select channel 03 or 04 (the Cable Box/DBS output channel). (This is step 7 on page 28.) Leave the Cable Box/DBS on for a timer recording.

1 Cable Box/DBS2 VCR

IN

OUT

Cable

Signal

75V

 

ANT

/

CABLE

 

 

ANT

 

 

IN

OUT IN

 

RF coaxial

 

OUT

VIDEO

CH3 CH4

cable

RF coaxial

3

TV’s

cable

ANTENNA IN

 

Jack

Connections

1

Connect a Cable signal to the IN Jack on the Cable Box/DBS.

2

Use an RF coaxial cable (supplied) to connect the OUT Jack on the Cable Box/DBS to the ANT(enna) IN Jack on the VCR.

3

Use a second RF coaxial cable to connect the OUT Jack on the VCR to the TV’s ANTENNA IN Jack.

Recording/Viewing Any Channel

1

With the VCR on and in VCR position (the VCR/TV light will appear on the display panel), use the CHANNEL o/p buttons to set the VCR to the

Cable Box/DBS output channel (channel 03 or 04).

2

Set the TV to the same channel to which you set the VCR. Set the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR to the same channel.

3

Select the channel you want to view/record at the Cable Box/DBS.

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Contents Video Cassette Recorder Warranty Verification For Customer UseIntroduction FeaturesSafety Precautions Table of Contents Before Using Your VCR Putting Batteries in the Remote ControlUsing the Remote Control VCR maintenanceHookups Without a Cable Box / Direct Broadcast System Disconnect the antenna or cable from your TVCH3 CH4 Plug in the TV and the VCRConnections Recording/Viewing Any ChannelSignal Recording One Channel/Watching AnotherCable Box/DBS CableHookups With a Stereo TV Turning on Your VCR 2Turn on the TVAutomatic Channel Setup Automatic Channel Setup cont’d Adding/Deleting ChannelsSetting the Clock Follow the steps below to set your VCR’s clock. Make sureSetting the Clock cont’d 96-7Press the Counter RESET/EXIT button to exit Language SelectionOn-Screen Status Displays OFF mode Press the Display button once Count modePress the Display button once Clock mode Remote Control Buttons Counter RESET/EXIT Button Eject ButtonTime Search Button Index Search ButtonVCR Display Panel Front Panel AC Power Cord Rear PanelVideo OUT Jack Video in JackPlaying Read and follow the steps below to play a tapeRecording 1Turn on the TV Insert a tapeStopping an OTR One-Touch RecordingStarting an OTR Timer Recording Program Number → Once Daily WeeklyTimer Recording cont’d Repeat the procedure in to set the recording’s end time4Press the Counter RESET/EXIT button to exit Cancelling a Timer Recording Correcting a Timer RecordingAuto Return Auto Satellite Link Using a Satellite Tuner Press the VCR/TV button on the VCR remote control to Recording One Channel/Watching AnotherTo return to the channel being recorded, use the TV Put the VCR in VCR position. The VCR/TV light will appearRerecording Tape Duplication AntennaRepeat Play Special Effects Playback Forward and Reverse Searching SP/LP/SLPSuper High Speed Searching LP/SLP Viewing a Still PictureTo on or OFF Rental PlayMenu will disappear, and Rental on or Rental Real-Time Counter Memory Press the Play button to watch the tapeIndex Search Time Search Time Search is not available during recordingQuick Find To resume normal tape playback, press the Play buttonAutomatic Playback Features Helpful Hints Helpful Hints cont’d Glossary Cable Box/DBS Output Channel Channel 3 orSpecifications Limited Warranty Video Cassette RecorderIndex Supplied Accessories