Philips VRB665AT, VRB615AT owner manual Turning on Your VCR, Menu shown below will appear

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10 Turning on Your VCR

Before turning on your VCR, make sure batteries are in the remote control and the VCR, TV, and Cable Box/DBS (if applica- ble) are connected.

1

Press the VCR button, then press the POWER button.

2

Turn on the TV. Set it to channel 3 or 4, whichever chan- nel the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR is set to.

The menu shown below will appear.

➔ENGLISH ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS

SELECT: KL	CONFIRM: OK
END: MENU

3

Press the PLAY o or STOP p button to select the lan- guage of the on-screen displays and menus.

4

Press the OK/STATUS button. The menu shown below will appear.

CONNECT ANTENNA OR CABLE

TO VCR FOR AUTO CH. SET

READY: OK

END: MENU

5

Press the OK/STATUS button to begin automatic channel setup. AUTO CH. SET PROCEEDING PLEASE WAIT will appear on the screen. The VCR will memorize all of the channels you receive, so when you scan through channels using the CH(annel) K/L button, you’ll only scan through channels that you receive.

6

When channels are set up, AUTO CH. SET COMPLETED will appear on the screen briefly.

2 Turn on the TV.

6 Wait for the VCR to set up channels.

CBL / DBS				TV			VCR	1
VCR/TV			POWER SMARTPICTURE
QUICK PROGRAMMING
1		+		2	+		3
START		.............	STOP		.............	DATE
4		-		5	-		6
			DAILY			WEEKLY
7				8			9
SPEED			DBS
ALT				0		CLEAR
		STILL/SLOW
- ...-							+	-
REW							FF	3
			PLAY
			STOP
VOL			MENU				CH	4-5
VOL		OK/STATUS					CH
			TIMER
TURBO	AUDIO/			SKIP			REC END
TIMER	MUTE			SEARCH			SEARCH
EJECT							REC /OTR

Helpful Hints

•Auto or – – : – – may appear on the display panel until the clock is set.

•If you do not want to set up chan- nels now, press the MENU button at step 5. TUNER NOT SET will appear on the screen briefly.

•You may not set up channels at step 5 if you are using a Cable Box/DBS.

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Contents VRB615AT VRB665AT Dear Philips product owner For Customer UseIntroduction FeaturesSafety Precautions Declaration of ConformityTable of Contents Using the Remote Control Before Using Your VCRPutting Batteries in the Remote Control VCR Maintenance/Video Head CleaningHookups without a Cable Box Disconnect the antenna or cable from your TV Hookups without a Cable Box cont’d CH3 CH4Connections Cable signal RF coaxial RF coaxial cableHookups with a Cable Box/Direct Broadcast System Recording/Viewing Any ChannelWith this connection Cable signal RF coaxialRecording One Channel/Watching Another 2Cable Box/DBSTurning on Your VCR Menu shown below will appearPress the VCR button, then press the Menu button Press the FF button repeatedly so that ANT if youPress the Play o or Stop p button to select Adding/Deleting ChannelsADD/DELETE CH., then press the OK/STATUS button Instructions continue on Setting the ClockManual Clock Setting To make corrections, follow stepsDate month and day. Every time you press the Play Setting the Clock cont’dPress the Play o or Stop p button repeatedly to set Press the Menu buttonSetting the Clock cont’d Time Zone SelectionManual PBS Channel Selection Automatic PBS Channel Selection Daylight-Savings Time Guage Language SelectionPress the Play o or Stop p button to select LAN Press the Menu buttonRemote Control Buttons CBL/DBS Button VOLume o/p ButtonTimer Button VCR/TV ButtonDisplay Panel VRB665 STOP/EJECTRear Panel On Screen Mode OFF On Screen Mode onOn Screen Mode Counter Screen ModeFind the code for your TV Setting the Remote Control to Operate a TVTV Codes Repeat stepSetting the Remote Control to Operate a Cable Box/DBS Playing Playback options and features are on pagesSqpb does not deliver Super VHS resolution If playback does not start automatically, press the PlayPress the VCR button VCR records in a preset volumeRecording Appear on the display panelRecording One Channel/Watching Another VCR light will disappear from the display panelStarting an OTR Channels are set up. Details are on pagesOne-Touch Recording OTR has priorityRecord Link 1Set the program on the DBS 2Insert a tape in the VCRChannels Setting Up the VCR Plus+ Programming SystemCall Letters Setting Up the VCR Plus+ Programming System cont’d Timer Recording with the VCR Plus+ Programming System BerNumber 8/DAILY button so that Daily Program To check your timer recordings, seeIf you want to record the program daily, press Number 9/WEEKLY button so that Weekly ProgramQuick Programming Channels are programmed. Details are on pagesHrs Cassette type / Playback TimeTape Speeds Will play tapes recorded in LP, but LP will notQuick Programming cont’d Quick Programming cont’d Press the OK/STATUS or Timer button. Program WASPress the Power button to turn off the VCR. The r light Appears, try again from stepCurrent time will appear on the display panel Turbo TimerPress the Turbo Timer button on the remote control Current channel number will appear on the display panel. ToProgram Review Checking, Editing, or Clearing Timer RecordingsTo see the timer recordings individually, press the OK/STA Indicates a Weekly recordingPress the OK/STATUS button to select the program Information about the chosen program will appearFollow the steps below to set Timer REC Speed to Auto SLPVCR 1 will play your tape. Insert a prerecorded tape in VCR Rerecording Tape DuplicationVCR Audio and video cables are not includedReceiving a Stereo Broadcast Multi-Channel Television Sound SystemReceiving a Second Audio Program Multi-Channel Television Sound System cont’d Record the program as usual. Details are onHi-Fi Stereo Tape Playback Audio OUTVideo Stabilizer Or special effects playbackSmartPicture Digital Studio Picture Control Record End Search Search OptionsIndex Search Skip SearchViewing a Slow Motion Picture Forward and Reverse SearchingViewing a Still Picture Repeat PlaybackCL will blink on the display panel When Child Lock is activatedChild Lock CL will disappear from the display panelBlue Background Automatic Operation Features Glossary Cable Box/DBS Output Channel channel 03 orSpecifications Helpful Hints Helpful Hints cont’d Renewed Automatic Remote controlTimer Cable boxSupplied Accessories