Removing the Plastic Cover from the Front Panel

A thin, plastic cover may protect the front panel of your VCR. Before using the VCR, lift a corner of the plastic, then peel it off.

Putting Batteries in the Remote Control

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Remove the battery compartment lid on the bottom of the remote control by sliding it in the direction of the arrow.

2

Place two AA batteries inside the battery compartment

with their + and – ends aligned as indicated.

3

Replace the battery compartment lid.

Using the Remote Control

Point the remote control at the VCR, then press the VCR but- ton when using the remote control to operate the VCR.

Point the remote control at the TV, then press the TV button when using the remote control to operate the TV.

Point the remote control at the Cable Box or Direct Broadcast System (DBS), then press the CBL/DBS button when using the remote control to operate the Cable Box or DBS.

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Recording Prevention

Video cassette tapes have record tabs to ensure that recordings are not accidentally erased.

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To prevent recording, break off the tab with a screwdriver.

2

To allow recording, cover the hole with cellophane tape.

VCR maintenance

Use only tapes with the mark.

Remove any light adhesive stick-on notes from the video cas- sette tape before putting the tape in the VCR. Removable labels can jam the VCR.

Periodic maintenance is required to maintain your VCR’s excel- lent performance. This VCR has an Automatic Head Cleaner. However, the video heads will require replacement eventually. Only an authorized service center should perform this service.

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Helpful Hints

Do not mix alkaline and man- ganese batteries.

Do not mix old and new batteries.

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Magnavox VRB611AT, VRB411AT owner manual Before Using Your VCR

VRB611AT, VRB411AT specifications

The Magnavox VRB411AT and VRB611AT are two innovative DVD/VCR combo players that seamlessly blend modern technology with classic functionality. Designed to cater to a broad demographic of users, these devices provide the flexibility of enjoying VHS tapes alongside the convenience of DVD playback.

One of the standout features of both models is their ability to record directly from VHS to DVD. This functionality enables users to preserve their cherished home movies and favorite TV shows while transitioning to more modern media. The recording process is intuitive, allowing users to easily select titles for transfer, ensuring that memories aren't lost to time.

The VRB411AT and VRB611AT utilize high-quality playback technology to deliver excellent video and audio performance. They support a range of formats, accommodating diverse media preferences. With standard DVD format support, as well as the ability to play CD formats, these players enable users to enjoy a wide array of content.

In terms of connectivity, both models are equipped with multiple input and output options, including composite video outs and audio jacks, making it simple to connect to various televisions and audio systems. Some users may appreciate the inclusion of S-Video output for enhanced picture quality, elevating the viewing experience.

Another key feature of the Magnavox VRB411AT and VRB611AT is their user-friendly interface, which simplifies navigation through menus and settings. The on-screen displays are clear and concise, ensuring that users can easily adjust settings, program recordings, and select playback options.

Additionally, both models are compatible with a range of remote controls, allowing for easy operation from a distance. This is particularly useful for those who prefer to sit back and enjoy their shows without the hassle of manual adjustments.

Overall, the Magnavox VRB411AT and VRB611AT offer a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern convenience. They cater to both seasoned VCR users and newer audiences looking to explore classic media. With their reliable performance, versatile playback capabilities, and ease of use, these DVD/VCR combos are a noteworthy choice for anyone seeking to bridge the gap between vintage and contemporary entertainment formats.