Video Channel Set

Video Channel (RF Output Channel) is the channel on which your TV receives picture and sound signals from the video recorder through the RF cable.

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STOP/EJECT

TEST SIGNAL

The channel on which the screen to the left appear clearly in step 3 is your Video Channel.

To view picture signals from the video recorder, set your TV to the Video Channel.

Be sure to connect the power plug to an AC outlet first before installing the lithium battery; otherwise, the battery's service life will be drastically shortened.

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The video recorder is designed to send picture and sound signals via the connected RF cable to your TV on UHF channel 37.

After you have turned on the recorder, set your TV to UHF channel 37, fine-tune as necessary, and check if picture and sound being received from the recorder come out clearly or not:

● If clear enough			you don't have to perform the following
● If clear enough			you don't have to perform the following
			steps. Go to "Installing/Removing the
			lithium battery" on this page.
● If not			UHF channel 37 or neighbouring channels
● If not			UHF channel 37 or neighbouring channels
			may be occupied by local stations. Perform
			the following steps to change the Video
			Channel to another channel between
			33 – 41.

Before starting, make sure of the following:

●The recorder's power should be off.

●No cassette should be inserted in the recorder.

●The connected TV's power should be on.

1		SET TV CHANNEL
		Set your TV to a channel between 33 and 41 that you
		want to use as the Video Channel on the TV.
		BRING TEST SIGNAL ON
2		SCREEN
		Hold down the recorder's STOP/EJECT button for more
		than 5 seconds.

		● "– OUT" appears on the display panel.

3		TUNE YOUR RECORDER
		Turn the RF output channel adjustment screw on the
		rear panel of the recorder by using a screwdriver until
		the two vertical bars become as clear as they can be.
		EXIT VIDEO CHANNEL SET
4		MODE
		Press the recorder's STOP/EJECT button again to finish
		the setting.

Installing/Removing the lithium battery

1Make sure that the power plug is connected to an AC outlet and turn off the VCR power.

2Open the battery cover while pressing the release tab as illustrated.

3Insert a lithium battery with the plus (+) side up and push it in.

●To remove the lithium battery, press the latch A down- ward using a pointed non-metallic object, then pull out the lithium battery.

4Close the battery cover until it clicks in place.

HR-J245EA specifications

The JVC HR-J245EA is a notable model in the realm of VHS video cassette recorders, combining user-friendly features with solid performance. Released during the era when VHS was the dominant format for home video, this machine catered to the demands of avid movie watchers and recording enthusiasts.

One of the main features of the HR-J245EA is its ability to record in SP (Standard Play) and LP (Long Play) modes. This flexibility allows users to choose between higher quality recordings or extended play time, providing a versatile solution for different viewing needs. The machine supports standard VHS tapes, which were widely available and contributed to its popularity among consumers.

In terms of technology, the JVC HR-J245EA is equipped with a built-in tuner, enabling users to capture live television broadcasts directly onto VHS tapes. It also features a programmable timer, allowing for easy scheduling of recordings, a crucial aspect for users who wanted to ensure they did not miss their favorite shows. This timer function is particularly valuable in today’s “set it and forget it” culture, where convenience is key.

The design of the HR-J245EA is functional, with easy-to-navigate buttons and a straightforward interface. Users can quickly master its operation, making it approachable for all ages. Additionally, this model includes various playback features such as an on-screen display and fast forward and rewind functions, enhancing the overall user experience.

A prominent characteristic of the HR-J245EA is its reliable playback capability. JVC was known for producing quality video devices, and the HR-J245EA upheld this reputation with clear video output and consistent performance. The model also supports stereo audio output, providing an enhanced viewing experience through compatible sound systems.

Moreover, compatibility with various VHS formats, including S-VHS, allows for playback of higher-quality tapes, aligning with the needs of discerning viewers. The device also includes features such as noise reduction and a variety of playback speeds, catering to diverse consumer preferences.

In summary, the JVC HR-J245EA stands out as a dependable and feature-rich VHS recorder that embodies the essential qualities sought by home entertainment enthusiasts. With its recording flexibility, user-friendly technology, and solid build quality, it remains a memorable component of 90s home multimedia systems. Whether preserving cherished family moments or enjoying classic films, the HR-J245EA has left its mark on the video recording landscape.

JVC HR-J245EA specifications Video Channel Set

Models: HR-J245EA