3 - The Dual-Deck System

Remote Control Overview

*Power — Turns the VCR on and off. Note: Power will come on automatically when you insert a videotape.

Slow +/– — In Play mode, plays the tape at varying slow motion speeds.

*0-9— Selects channels directly. In the Menu system, selects menu items.

Auto/ Trk — In Play mode, allows you to manually adjust tracking. Press Auto to resume Auto Tracking.

Shuttle (see page 45) — In Play mode, Shuttle gradually increases the cue speed from double-speed playback to picture search to jet search. Shuttle gradually slows down the tape, pauses, then goes into reverse picture search and reverse jet search.

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Copy Tape — Copies the tape in Deck 1 to the tape in Deck 2.

VCR — Sets the remote to operate your VCR.

TV — Sets the remote control to operate your television. To program the remote, see Appen- dix A.

Cable/DSS — Sets the remote to operate your Cable Box or Digital Satellite System (DSS).

F.Adv/Skip — In Pause mode, advances the tape one frame for every press. In Play mode, jumps ahead one minute for every press (up to 5). In Copy mode, skip edits one minute for every press (up to 5).

*Ch +/– — Changes channels up and down.

*100+/Repeat — Selects cable channels 100 and up; in Play mode, replays the last 30 seconds of tape.

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*Vol +/– — Turns the sound up and down.

*Mute — Turns audio on and off.

*LCV (Last Channel Viewed) — Displays the last channel you were watching.

*These keys can be used to operate your TV, VCR, Cable Box, or Satellite receiver; see Appendix A to program your remote control.

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Go-Video DDV9485 manual Dual-Deck System, Remote Control Overview