Philips VRX463 warranty Video Stabilizer

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Video Stabilizer

You can correct vertical vibration when playing back tapes record- ed in SLP speed. When Video Stabilizer is ON, vertical vibration will be corrected automatically. Video Stabilizer is OFF when you receive the VCR.

Follow the steps below to turn Video Stabilizer ON.

1

Press the VCR button, then press the MENU button.

TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1PROGRAM

2VCR SET UP

3TUNER SET UP

4INPUT SELECT

5SET CLOCK

6SET REMOTE LOCATOR

TO END PUSH EXIT

2

Press the Number 2 button to select VCR SET UP.

TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1 SET REPEAT PLAY (OFF)

2ON SCREEN MODE

3LANGUAGE

4SET VCR PLUS+ CH

5SET CABLE BOX

6SET DSS RECEIVER

7AUDIO OUT

8 VIDEO STABILIZER (OFF) TO END PUSH EXIT

3

Press the Number 8 button so that (ON) appears to the right of VIDEO STABILIZER.

Each time you press the Number 8 button, you turn VIDEO STA- BILIZER ON or OFF.

TO SELECT PUSH NO. SHOWN

1 SET REPEAT PLAY (OFF)

2ON SCREEN MODE

3LANGUAGE

4SET VCR PLUS+ CH

5SET CABLE BOX

6SET DSS RECEIVER

7AUDIO OUT

8 VIDEO STABILIZER (ON) TO END PUSH EXIT

4

Press the EXIT/STATUS button.

Video Stabilizer 55

	CBL/DSS	VCR	TV	1
	PAUSE/STILL	POWER	MUTE
	REW	PLAY	FF
	REW		FF
4	EJECT	STOP	F.ADV
		STOP
	VCR PLUS+/ENTER
	EXIT/STATUS		CLEAR
	EXIT/STATUS		CLEAR
		MENU
	JOG/SHUTTLE
	VOL		CHANNEL
			CHANNEL

1	2	3	2
4	5	6	2
7	8	9	3
100	0	GO-TO
REC /OTR	INDEX	MEMO
	VAR.
	SLOW
SPEED VCR/TV SLOW		TRACKING SKIP

SEARCH

REMOTE LOCATOR

Helpful Hints

•Regardless of the setting, this func- tion has no effect on tapes recorded in SP speed, during recording, and during special effects playback.

•When you finish viewing the tape, set VIDEO STABILIZER to OFF. Follow steps 1 - 2 above. At step 3, press the Number 8 button so that OFF appears to the right of VIDEO STABILIZER. Press the EXIT/STA- TUS button.

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Contents Video Cassette Recorder VRX463 For Customer Use Dear Philips Magnavox product ownerSafety Precautions FeaturesIntroduction Table of Contents VCR Maintenance Before Using Your VCRPutting Batteries in the Remote Control Using the Remote ControlDisconnect the antenna or cable from your TV Hookups Without a Cable BoxAntenna Or Cable Hookups Without a Cable Box cont’dWatching TV With the VCR Turned Off Timer RecordingsHookups With a Cable Box/DSS Receiver Recording or Viewing a Scrambled or Unscrambled ChannelAntenna in Jack On back of TV Hookups With a Cable Box/DSS Receiver cont’dRecording One Channel/Watching Another Playing a TapeTurn on the TV Press the VCR button, then press the Power buttonTurning on Your VCR VCR will come onWait for the VCR to program channels Press the Menu button. The menu shown below will appearBring up the main menu display Press the Number 3 button to select Tuner SET UPProgramming Channels Press the VCR button, then press the Menu button toPress the Number 4 button to select ADD/DELETE CH Adding/Deleting ChannelsPress the VCR button Press the Menu button to bring up the main menu displayPress the EXIT/STATUS button Setting the ClockPress the VCR button, then press the Menu button Press the Number 3 button to select SET Manual ClockTime Zone Selection Setting the Clock cont’dPress the Number 4 button to select SET Time Zone Manual PBS Channel Selection Automatic PBS Channel Selection Setting the Clock cont’dPress the EXIT/STATUS button to exit Daylight-Saving Time SelectionPress the Number 3 button to select Language Press the Number 2 button to select VCR SET UPLanguage Selection Language SelectionRemote Control Buttons JOG/SHUTTLE Button REWind ButtonStop Button Eject ButtonDisplay Panel Tape Speed Lights Memory Light Display Panel cont’dOTR Light Remote SensorFront Panel Rear Panel 2Find the code for your TV 4Repeat step Setting the Remote Control to Operate a TVFind the code for your Cable Box/DSS Receiver Repeat step Cable BOX/DSS Receiver CodesSound Program Press the Number 2 button to select on Screen ModeOn-Screen Status Displays Counter will remain on the screenRemote Locator When you find the remote control, point the remote atRead and follow the steps below to play a tape Playing1Turn on the TV 2Insert a tape Appear on the display panel RecordingStarting an OTR One Touch RecordingStopping an OTR Recording One Channel/Watching Another Recording Timer RecordingPress the Number 1 button to select Program Select a once, daily, or weekly recordingBox/DSS Receiver on Instructions continue onFollow to set the recording’s stop time Tape Speeds Timer Recording cont’dChecking or Clearing Timer Recordings TV Channels Cable Channels Setting Up the VCR Plus+ Programming SystemLocal TV Stations Call letters Setting Up the VCR Plus+ Programming System cont’d Timer Recording With the VCR Plus+ Programming System Press the EXIT/STATUS button. Program WAS COM Cable Box or DSS Receiver Controller Connecting the ControllerPress the Number 5 button to select SET Cable BOX Setting the Controller to Operate a Cable BoxPress the Menu button or the EXIT/STATUS button Ton. When the Cable Box changes to channel 09, go to stepPress the Menu button. Wait for a few seconds Number 2 button to select NO. Use the Number buttons toPress the Number 1 button to set the DSS Receiver Press the Number 6 button to select SET DSS ReceiverController to on Press the Number 1 button to select YES Press the Menu buttonVCR 1 will play your tape. Insert a prerecorded tape in VCR Rerecording Tape DuplicationAudio cables Video cableInsert a tape Index SearchReceiving a Stereo Broadcast Multi-Channel Television Sound SystemReceiving a Second Audio Program Press the Number 1 button so that on appears beside Multi-Channel Television Sound System cont’dHi-Fi Stereo Tape Playback Tape Counter Memory Using the Tape CounterTurn off VCR To bring up the Goto displayBegin tape playback Stop the tapeRepeat Playback Video Stabilizer Video StabilizerViewing a Slow Motion Picture Playback OptionsForward and Reverse Searching Viewing a Still PictureAutomatic Operation Features Cable Box/DSS Receiver Output Channel channel 03 or GlossarySpecifications Helpful Hints Helpful Hints cont’d Renewed Index Supplied Accessories