Remote Control, +100 | Curtis Mathes CMC13410, CMC19410 manual

LEARNING ABOUT YOUR NEW TV/VCR

Understanding the

Controls, continued

	Remote Control		8	CLEAR
	Use the remote control within 33			Press to correct
	feet (10 meters) of the TV/VCR			programming errors, clear
	and point it directly at the			programs, or reset the tape
	TV/VCR.		9	counter.
	1	POWER	9	–VOLand VOL+ (volume)
		Press to turn the TV/VCR		Press – VOL to decrease or
		on and off.		VOL+ to increase the
	2	NUMBER BUTTONS	10	volume.
	2	NUMBER BUTTONS		CH▲ and CH▼ (channel)
		Press to select specific		CH▲ and CH▼ (channel)
		channels.		Press CH▲ or CH▼ to
	3	+100		change channels. Also
	3	+100		used with the menu
		Press to select channels over		used with the menu
		Press to select channels over		system.
		100.	11	system.
	4	100.		MENU
		REW (rewind)		MENU
		REW (rewind)		Press to display the on-
		Press to rewind a tape.		Press to display the on-
	5	Press to rewind a tape.		screen menu.
		STOP	12	screen menu.
		STOP		DISPLAY
		Press to stop a tape.		DISPLAY
	6	Press to stop a tape.		Press to show on-screen
		PLAY		Press to show on-screen
		PLAY		displays.
	7	Press to play a tape.	13	LINE IN
	7	FF (fast forward)		Press to select the
		Press to fast forward a		component connected to
		tape.	14	the Audio/Video jacks.
			14	PRE-CH(previous channel)
				Press to return to the last
				channel viewed.

15MUTE

Press to silence the volume.

16P.STD (picture-standard) Press to select memorized or standard picture settings.

10CHAPTER ONE: LEARNING ABOUT YOUR NEW TV/VCR

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Contents

TV/VCR Combination Unit Important Safety Information Important Safety InstructionsProduct Important Safety Instructions Important Safety Information Grounded so as to provide Contents Contents Learning about Your NEW TV/VCR List of FeaturesChapter ONE Checking Parts Understanding Controls Front Panel Controls & Jacks Rear Panel Remote Control +100 21 P. pause/STILL Understanding the ControlsSLOW+ Separate VHF and UHF Antennas Chapter TWO InstallationConnecting VHF UHF Antennas Push the stem of the rod antenna into the antenna mount Connecting Cable TV Systems to the TV/VCR InstallationConnecting VHF and UHF Antennas Cable Without a Converter Box Installation Installing Batteries in the Remote Control Replace the cover Viewing On-screen Display Chapter ThreeTV Operation Viewing the Main Menu Storing Channels in Memory Selecting Signal SourceProgramming Channels Press Menu to display the menu Press CH until Add/Erase is selected Press VOL+ Setting the ClockPress VOL+ Time Set menu appears Press CH to select the Date Setting the datePress VOL+ to finish the clock set Press Menu to exit the menu Press VOL+ to select Auto Clock Set On Choosing Picture SettingsCustomizing Picture Settings Press CH to select the PBS channel Choose Custom if you want to adjust the settings yourself Using Automatic Picturre SettingsChoosing Picture Settings Sharpness, Color, or Tint Setting the on time Setting the Sleep TimerUsing the On/Off Timer Setting the off time Inserting and Ejecting Video Tape PausingChapter Four VCR Operation Playing a Tape VCR Operation Playing a Video Tape Recording Using P.PLUSRecording TV Programs as You Watch Editing While Recording Using Advanced Recording FeaturesTimer Recording One-touch Recording Using Advanced Recording Features Press Power to turn off the TV/VCR Press CH to select MO/DAY. Press VOL+ Using Program Review Using Block Repeat Chapter Five Special FeaturesUsing True Repeat Press Stop to end the repeat Press VOL+ to turn the closed caption feature on Special FeaturesUsing Block Repeat Captions Using the V-Chip Setting Up Your Personal ID Number PIN How to Set up Restrictions Using Cycle through the Mpaa V-chip screen will Appear. Press CH to selectMpaa rating Select a particular Mpaa Mpaa codes Excessive rating Skip search Using Special Playback FeaturesFrame Advance Slow motion Dubbing Copying, or Dubbing, a VideoMaking the Connections Important warning Identifying TV Problems Chapter SIX TroubleshootingIdentifying VCR Problems Appendix Caring for Your TV/VCR Specifications Appendix Curtis Mathes Color Television Appendix Memo AA68-02476A