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ACheck contents
Make sure the package contains all of the accessories lis ted in
“Specifications” (墌pg. 14).
BSituate VCR
Place the VCR on a stable, horizontal surface.
CConnect VCR to TV

RF Connection

ADisconnect the TV antenna from the TV.
BConnect the TV antenna cable to the ANT. IN terminal on the
rear of the VCR.
CConnect the supplied RF cable between the TV OUT termina l
on the rear of the VCR and the TV’s antenna input terminal.

AV Connection

(improves picture quality during tape playback.)
If your TV is equipped with audio/video input connectors
AConnect the antenna, VCR and TV as shown in the illustration.
BConnect an audio/video cable between the AUDIO/VIDEO
OUT connectors on the rear of the VCR and the audio/video
input connectors on the TV.

S-video Connection

(allows you to make the most of the S-VHS picture performance.)
If your TV is equipped with a S-video input connector
APerform “RF Connection” previously described.
BConnect a S-video cable between the S-VIDEO OUT
connector on the rear of the VCR and the S-video input
connector on the TV.
CConnect an audio cable between the AUDIO OUT connectors
on the rear of the VCR and the audio input connectors on the
TV.
●Even if you are using audio/video cables to connect your VCR to
your TV, you must also connect it using the RF cable. This will
ensure that you can record one show while watching another.
DPerform Plug&Play setup
Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet. Do not turn on the
VCR. The clock and tuner channels will be set automatically. The
time and date can be set automatically by the clock setting data
transmitted from one of the regular TV broadcast channels. We
call this TV channel the “host channel” and it is a PBS channel in
your area.

ATTENTION:

●If you use a cable box, Plug&Play will not function; set the clock
and tuner channels separately (墌pg. 6 – 7).
●Depending on areas or reception conditions, the VCR may not
receive the Auto clock setting data from a PBS channel. If this
function is taking a considerable amount of time , it may be
necessary to perform the procedure in “Semiauto Clock Set”
(墌pg. 6) or “Manual Clock Set” (墌pg. 6).
What to do if Plug&Play setting failed
●If an incorrect time is displayed on the display panel, perform
the procedure in “Semiauto Clock Set” (墌pg. 6) or “Manual
Clock Set” (墌pg. 6).
●If “–:– –” appears on the display panel, ensure that the antenna
cable is connected correctly. Then turn on and off the VCR; the
Plug&Play setting will be automatically reactivated. If Plug&Play
setting is not performed though the antenna cable is connected
correctly, perform the procedure in “Manual Clock Set”
(墌pg. 6) and “Auto Channel Set” (墌pg. 7) or “Manual
Channel Set” (墌pg. 7).
ESet VCR channel
The VCR channel is the channel on which you can watch the
picture from the VCR on the TV when only using the RF
connection. With no tape in the VCR, press POWER to turn off the
VCR, then press STOP/EJECT (0) on the VCR for more than
5 seconds. “CH3” appears on the display panel. Press CHr/t on
the Remote to select “CH3”, “CH4” or “CH–”(OFF), then press
OK.
●The VCR channel is preset to “CH3”. Set to “CH4” if CH3 is
used for broadcasting in your area.
FFinal preparation for use
Turn on the VCR and the TV, and select the VCR channel3 or 4 (or
AV mode) on the TV. You can now perform basic playback or
basic recording.
●If you connect the TV and the VCR only using the RF
connection, press TV/VCR on the Remote so that the VCR mode
indicator lights on the display panel.
Connections and Plug&Play Setting
S-VIDEO
RF cable
(supplied)
Back of VCR
Flat feeder
AC power cord
Audio/video
cable
(not supplied)
To audio/video
input connectors
Antenna or cable
Matching transformer
(not supplied)
Coaxial cable
AC outlet
To 75 ⍀ terminal
TV
To S-video input
connector
S-video cable
(not supplied)
During Initial Auto Clock Set
“Aut” blinks.
During Auto Channel Set
The channel numbers are displayed as they are
scanned and set.
Plug&Play Completed
The current time is displayed.
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