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SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS (cont.)

IMPORTANT

●In certain reception conditions, station names may not be stored correctly, and Auto Guide Program Number Set may not work properly. If the Guide Program numbers are not set properly when you timer-record a TV programme using the SHOWVIEW system, the recorder will record a TV programme of a different station. When programming the

timer using the SHOWVIEW system, be sure to check the desired channel is selected correctly ( pg. 28, “SHOWVIEW® Timer Programming”).

●Your video recorder memorizes all detected stations even if

reception of some of them is poor. You can delete those stations with an unacceptable picture ( pg. 56, “Delete A Channel”).

NOTES:

●Fine tuning is performed automatically during Auto Channel Set. If you want to perform tuning manually, refer to page 57.

●If you perform Auto Channel Set when the aerial cable is not connected properly, “SCAN COMPLETED –NO SIGNAL–” appears on the TV screen in step 7. When this happens, make sure of the aerial connection and press OK; Auto Channel Set will take place again.

●If no sound accompanies the picture or the audio sounds unnatural on some channels that have been stored by Auto Set Up, the TV system setting for those channels may be incorrect.

Select the appropriate TV system for those channels ( pg. 56, “INFORMATION”).

F Perform Auto Channel Set.

Press OK twice.

●When you have connected

the video recorder to a TV

 

 

offering T-V Link via a fully-

 

 

wired 21-pin SCART cable

 

 

( pg. 10), the recorder

 

 

automatically performs the

 

 

Preset Download and the

 

 

T-V LINK screen will appear

 

 

( pg. 14).

Beginning

End

● The Auto Set screen appears,

and remains on screen while the recorder searches for receivable stations.

As Auto Channel Set progresses, the “q” mark on the TV screen moves from left to right. Wait until the TV screen as shown in step 7 appears.

G View the Confirmation screen.

After “SCAN COMPLETED” is displayed on the TV screen for about 5 seconds, the Confirmation screen looking like the one to the right appears. The stations your recorder located appear on a Confirmation screen — channel positions (PR),

channels (CH) and station names (ID –  pg. 58). The blueback screen and the programme currently being broadcast by the blinking station appear alternately for 8 seconds each. To view the next page, use the rt w e button on the remote control.

●The stations located in the selected country appear at the top of the list.

●The Guide Program numbers will also be set automatically during Auto Channel Set.

H Return to the normal screen.

Press MENU.

●Using the Confirmation screen, you can skip or add channel positions, enter station names and perform other operations. Refer to pages 55 – 57 for the procedures.

●Depending on reception conditions, the stations may not be stored in order, and the station names may not be stored correctly.

●For information on scrambled broadcasts, refer to page 56.

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HR-S7960E specifications

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