Philips VR620/07 specifications 1142/010

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Code numbers of the remote control

VR620/07

Acura

02

Adyson

05, 20

Akai

33,18

Akura

21, 25

Alba

02, 21, 07

Allorgan

28

Amplivision

.................................... 20

Amstrad

02

Anitech

02

Arcam

20

Asuka

21

Audiosonic

..................................... 15

BPL

26

BSR

28

BTC

21

Basic Line

02, 21

Baur

33,03

Beko

35

Binatone

20

Blaupunkt

17

Blue Sky

21

Blue Star

26

Bondstec

23

Boots

20

Brandt

15

Bush

21, 02, 07, 26, 28, 36, 42

CGE

23

CTC

23

Carrefour

07

Cascade

02

Cimline

02

Clatronic

23, 35

Condor

30, 35

Contec

02, 07

Crown

35, 02, 38

Cybertron

......................................

21

Daewoo

36, 02

Dainichi

21

Dayton

02

De Graaf

18

Decca

10

Dixi

02

Dual

42

Elite

21, 30

Elta

02

Emerson

33

Ferguson

15

Fidelity

33

Finlandia

32, 18

Finlux

32, 13, 10

Firstline

31, 02, 20, 23, 28

Fisher

20, 18, 35

Flint

40

Formenti

30

Frontech

23, 25

Fujitsu

10

Funai

28, 25

GEC

10, 20

GPM

21

Geloso

02

Genexxa

21

GoldStar

20, 15, 27

Goodmans

10, 07, 20, 29, 36

Gorenje

35

Graetz

33

Granada

10, 18, 20

Grandin

26

Grundig

17

HCM

02, 26

Hanseatic

33, 30, 01

Hinari

02, 07, 21

Hisawa

26, 40

Hitachi ....

22, 15, 08, 05, 20, 07, 13

Huanyu

36

Hypson

25, 26

ICE

20, 25

ICeS

21

ITT

33

Imperial

23, 38, 35

Inno Hit

10

Interfunk

33, 23

Intervision

.........................

12, 20, 25

Isukai

21

JVC

09, 07

Kaisui

21, 20, 02, 26

Kathrein

01

Koyoda

02

Leyco

10, 25, 28

Lloytron

05

Luxor

33

M Electronic . 32,13,20,02,15,36,41

Magnadyne

12, 23

Magnafon

12

Manesth

30, 20, 25

Marantz

01

Schneider

21, 23

Matsui .. 02,39,18,20,04,06,07,10,28

Sentra

06

Memorex

02

Sharp

11, 07

Metz

34

Shorai

28

Mitsubishi

07, 14, 16

Siarem

12

Mivar

27

Siemens

17

Multitech

02, 12

Silver

07

 

 

 

Sinudyne

12, 03, 28

Neckermann

01

Solavox

05

Nikkai

06, 21, 05, 10, 25

Sonitron

18

Nobliko

12

Sonoko

02

Nokia

41, 33

Sonolor

18

Nordmende

15

Sony

04, 03, 07

 

 

 

Soundwave

38

Oceanic

33

Standard

20, 21, 02

Orion

28, 30, 31, 39

Sunkai

28, 31

Osaki

05, 10, 20, 21, 25

Susumu

21

Oso

21

 

 

Osume

05, 10

Tandy

21, 10, 20

Otake

29

Tashiko

07, 20

Otto Versand

.....

03, 07, 20, 30, 01

Tatung

10, 20

 

 

 

Tec

20, 23

Palladium

35, 38

Technema

30

Panama

20, 25

Technics

24

Panasonic

24, 34

Telefunken

15

Pathe Cinema

................................

30

Telemeister

30

Pausa

02

Teletech

07, 20

Perdio

30

Teleton

20

Phase

05

Tensai

21, 28, 29, 30

Philco

23

Texet

21

Philips

01, 36

Thomson

15

Pioneer

15

Thorn

06, 10, 33

Profex

02, 33

Tomashi

26

Proline

31

Toshiba

06, 07

Protech

12, 02, 20, 23, 25, 38

 

 

 

 

 

Uher

30

Quelle

03, 04, 33

Ultravox

12

Questa

07

Universum

13, 32, 25, 35

Rank Arena

07

Videosat

23

Rediffusion

33

Videotechnic

20

Rex

25

Vision

30

Roadstar

02, 25, 21, 38

 

 

 

 

 

Waltham

20

SEG

20, 07, 25

Watson

30

SEI

12, 03, 28

Watt Radio

12

Saba

15

Wega

07

Saisho

04, 02, 25

White Westinghouse

.................. 30

Salora

33

 

 

Sambers

12

Yoko

20, 25

Samsung

20, 25, 27, 35, 02, 01

 

 

Sanyo

07, 18, 04, 10

 

 

Schaub Lorenz

33

 

 

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Contents Table of contents Remote control Front of the device Additional TV functionsBehind the flap at the left-hand corner on the front Symbols on your video recorder display Page Phil IntroductionDear Philips customer Specifications Supplied accessoriesVoltage 220-240V/50Hz Energy consumption 16WImportant notes regarding operation Special functions of your new video recorder Important information for customers in Great Britain Connecting the video recorder Preparing the remote control for operationConnecting your video recorder to the TV set Connecting with a scart cableConnecting with a scart cable AV atBack of the video recorder and the other Scart socket on your TV set reserved for VideoConnecting without a scart cable My screen is emptyConnecting additional devices You can find more details in chapter Initial InstallationSocket EXT.2 AV Do not see a test screenInitial installation Installing your video recordingSeeks out and stores all available TV channels How can I switch off the decoder? Decoder allocationOr P To select the line ManualUsing Select the desired Manual TV channel searchConfirm with Number that you Want to use for the TV channel, e.g. P01What is NICAM? Using the satellite receiverDont know the channels for my TV stations Cannot switch my TV set to programme number With a scart cableDeleting sorting Autoinstall Automatic TV channel searchMonitor function Sorting and clearing TV channels manuallyDeleting TV channels Main menu will appear on the screenTime/date is displayed incorrectly despite manual setting Setting the time and dateCheck MONTH, Date and Time in the same way Navigation in the screen menu Important notes for operationCall up the menu with Tape List General informationAdding a cassette to the Tape List On the screen after Checking Cassette I see the messageClear CL at a symbol Editing recording titlesWant to cancel the search Searching for a title in the Tape ListSelect the title that you want to play back with P What do the displays on the screen mean?Cassette contents are not deleted Press Clear CLTo stop the playback, press Stop on the remote control or PlaybackPlaying cassettes On the video recorderAutomatic switch-off of special functions Playing back Ntsc cassettesDisplaying current tape position How can I set the counter to 00000?Searching for a tape position with picture scanning Still picture / slow motionInstant View Automatic search for a tape position index searchStop the tape with Stop Press Reverse orIt automatically switches to pause Automatic search for a blank space on the tapeAppear in the display Cassette is ejectedEliminating picture interference Optimising trackingOptimising still picture Cannot reach optimal quality for the still pictureRecording without automatic switch-off Automatic switch-offManual recording EXT.1 AV , EXT.2 AVPreventing accidental erasing of cassettes Selecting the recording speed SP or LP Lining up recordings assemble cutConfirm with OK To end, press Menu Switching off Record Link With OKSelect function on with Confirm with OK To end, press Menu Insert a cassetteSearch symbol appears in the display a moving symbol Direct RecordHow does Direct Record work? Notv appears in the displaySwitching Direct Record on or off What is VPS/PDC? Programming a recording TimerWhat do I need to know about VPS/PDC? Plus+ Programming a recording with VideoSelecting onetime/daily/weekly recordings Select switch Recorder is switched off with STANDBY/ONProblems and solutions for programmed recordings Switch off the video recorder withEnd of the tape was reached during recording CassetteProgramming a recording without Video Plus+ Stop Problem solving for programmed recordings ProblemPress Turbo Timer Programming a recording withRecordings Problems and solutions for programmedCassette Buttons Confirm with OK Switch off with STANDBY/ON Delete programmed recordingHow can I change back to Automatic Switch-over? Other functionsChanging the video colour system Video colour systemsChild lock Switching the on-screen display OSD off or onWill flash in the video recorder display Which settings can I choose? Switch off the clock displayHow can I switch on the clock display? Select How can I change back to VCR1?Main menu will not disappear and no message appears This will, for example, appear in the display VCR2Select line Special Settings using Continuous playbackOr Play Start the continuous playback with the Play Playback buttonAutomatic switch-off Press Select . This will show the current sound setting What goes on behind the settings?Automatic switch to Mono Selecting the sound channelSuppressing interference Optimising the modulatorAddition STOP/EJECTSwitching the modulator on / off How can I switch the modulator back on?Or in the display MOD Modulator offHotline telephone numbers Before you call an engineerWith STANDBY/ON Before you call an engineer English VR620/07 1142/010Addendum Sheet VR620/07

VR620/07 specifications

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