CHAPTER 1 - THE DUAL-DECK SYSTEM 9
CHANGE
CHANGE (LCV) - Press to cycle through
selections of the menu item selected when
in On-Screen Programming. When not in
On-Screen Programming, press to return to
the ‘Last Channel Viewed’.
Front Panel Display
The Front Panel Display tells you what is happening
as you use your Dual- Deck VCR. This Front Panel
Display will show the following: STOP, PLAY, EJECT,
REC, REW, FF, REVEW, CUE, ON, OFF, LOOP,
SLOW, PAUSE, STILL, END, PIC, 1-2.
The Front Panel Display also has several indicators/
icons. Each indicator on the Front Panel Display shows
the status of one of the VCR’s functions.
Timer • If you have programmed the VCR to
record a TV show at a certain time (Timer
Record), the Timer indicator will be ON. It will
also be on while the VCR is recording a
program. It will blink if there is a timer error.
Record Indicator • This indicator will be on
during Record, OTR and Timer Record.
Power Indicator • This indicator will blink
when VCR is in the auto power off mode.
VCR Indicator • This indicator will be ON
when the VCR is in VCR mode and off when
the VCR is in TV mode. Use the TV/VCR key
on your remote to select the mode.
COUNTER/CLOCK • This display shows the
clock time while viewing Tuner or Aux. The
clock time displays in hours and minutes, with
AM and PM indicated. Counter is shown while
viewing Deck One or Deck Two. Pressing the
CTR/CLK key on the remote switches this
display between the clock and the counter.
OTR Indicator • One-Touch Recording. This
indicator will be on during One-Touch Record-
ing. The display will also show the amount of
time programmed for recording. Each time you
press the REC key after the first time, you get
30 minutes of record time (i.e., pressing REC 3
times will result in 60 minutes of record time).

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