Vcr | Electrohome RV-3798 guide

INDEX

SPEAKER button 15

Speaker terminals, matching 37 Speakers 10

balancing 10 connecting 46 placing 47

turning on and off 15, 24, 46 SPEAKERS OFF indicator 16 Specifications, equipment 52 Stations

preset 8

storing in memory 8, 9

Status indicators on the front panel 16 STEREO indicator 16

STOP button 20, 21, 22 Storing stations in memory 9 Subwoofer, connecting 37 SURROUND button 18, 20 Surround Modes 15 SURROUND SOUND button 15

Surround sound level controls on the remote 18 SWAP PIP button 20

Switched AC outlet 36

T

Tape deck connecting 44

controls on the remote 26 TAPE/MD button 15

TEST button 15 TEST indicator 16 TREBLE button 15 TUNING button 15 Tuning the receiver 8 Turning off Pro Logic 15

TV

codes for programming the remote 27 connecting 37

controls on the remote 19

TV Button 20

TV MENU button 20

V

VCR

codes for programming the remote 29 connecting 37, 40

controls on the remote 20, 21 VCR button 15, 21

VOL up and down buttons 18 VOLUME button 15

W

Wide, Center Mode 14

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Electrohome RV-3798 manual Vcr

Contents

USER’S Guide Safety Information Table of Contents Table of Contents First Things First First Things First TV only Unpack the ReceiverConnect the Receiver Turn on the Receiver PUT Batteries in the RemotePlug in the Receiver Page Operating the Receiver Operating the Receiver Storing Stations in Memory Tuning the Receiver Using RemoteTuning Auto Tuning To Play a Preset Station Preset Scanning To Balance the Speakers Balancing the Speaker System To Change the Video Source and Swap the Audio Using Swap AudioTo USE Swap Audio Page 3TOUR of the Receiver Tour of the ReceiverButtons and Connections 160W, 5 Channel Front Panel Tour of the Receiver Front Panel Displays Status Indicators Function Displays Mode DisplaysSurround Memory Receiver Controls Remote ControlBasic Controls TV Controls Surround Sound Level ControlsRECEIVER/TUNER Controls VCR Controls Satellite Receiver Controls DVD Player Controls Tape Deck Controls CD Player Controls Laserdisc Player Controls Audio Back Panel 4PROGRAMMING the Remote Programming the Remote Programming the Remote to Control a TV Programming the Remote AOC Remote TV Codes Programming the Remote to Control VCR Remote VCR Codes This remote may not operate all models of the brands shown Programming the Remote to Control AN Audio ComponentAudio Codes Programming the Remote to Control a Cable BOX Remote Controllable Cable BOX Codes Receiver Remote works like DVD Remote Programming the Remote to Control a Laserdisc PlayerLaserdisc Player Codes Programming the Remote to Control a DVD Player Receiver Remote works like RCA DSS Remote Programming the Remote to Control AN RCA Brand DSS ReceiverProgramming the Remote to Control a Satellite Receiver Satellite Receiver CodesPage Things to Know Before Connecting the Components Appendix a Connecting the Receiver AC Outlets Using the Switched OutletUsing the Subwoofer Connections Protect Your Components From Overheating To USE this CONNECTION, YOU should have Using this ConnectionTV and VCR This Connection Provides To watch satellite programming RCA DSS ReceiverTo USE this CONNECTION, YOU Must have To watch TV programs in stereo To play a DVD Diagram BPress DVD to put the receiver in DVD mode Press play DVD Player To play a tape on the second VCR Second VCR To play the camcorder Camcorder or Video Camera To play the laserdisc Laserdisc Player To play a CD Compact Disc Player To play a minidisc Tape Deck or Minidisc PlayerTo play a tape To record a tape AM Loop Antenna FM Wire AntennaAntennas To listen to the radio Speakers Example Appendix B Speaker PlacementSpeaker Placement RECEIVER/TUNER Operation Appendix C TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Guide Remote Control Operation Care and Cleaning Appendix D Care and Cleaning FCC Information Appendix E FCC Information Limited Warranty Appendix F Limited Warranty Equipment Specifications Appendix G Equipment Specifications Appendix G Equipment Specifications Preset Number Band Frequency Appendix H Preset Station List Form Index Symbols PIP VCR Tocom