ONE TIME PROGRAM PROGRAM 1 CHANNEL+/– 12 START +/– 08 : 00 PM
STOP +/– 10 : 00 PM REC SPEED LP
DATE +/– – –/––/– –
SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9
TO END PUSH EXIT
ONE TIME PROGRAM PROGRAM 1 CHANNEL+/– 12 START +/– 08 : 00 PM
STOP +/– 10 : 00 PM REC SPEED SP
DATE +/– – –/––/– –
SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9
TO END PUSH EXIT
ONE TIME PROGRAM PROGRAM 1 CHANNEL+/– 12 START +/– 08 : 00 PM
STOP +/– – –:– – AM REC SPEED SP
DATE +/– – –/––/– –
SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9
TO END PUSH EXIT
ONE TIME PROGRAM PROGRAM 1 CHANNEL+/– 12 START +/– 08 : 00 PM
STOP +/– 10 : 00 PM REC SPEED LP
DATE +/– 14/07/99
WEDNESDAY SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9
TO END PUSH EXIT
ONE TIME PROGRAM PROGRAM 1 CHANNEL+/– 12 START +/– – –:– – AM
STOP +/– – –:– – AM REC SPEED SP
DATE +/– – –/––/– –
SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9
TO END PUSH EXIT

ADVANCED OPERATIONS (CONTINUED)

3Select Tape Speed

Press SPEED.

•Each time you press the button, the tape speed alternates between “SP”, “LP”, and “SLP”.

SP, LP : For PAL signal.

SP, SLP : For NTSC signal. (For VR499/75 only)

4Confirm Programme

Press EXIT/STATUS.

“PROGRAM WAS COMPLETED” appears on the TV screen. After 5 seconds, the above

message disappears, and the normal TV picture resumes. The (timer) indicator lights up on the display.

•If “PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED” appears, try again from step 1.

•If “PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED/ CLASH” appears, the timer recording you just programmed overlaps another timer recording. The timer recording you just programmed will not take place. The

timer recording menu will reappear. To cancel a (Timer) recording (see page 17).

If you want to store other programmes, repeat steps 1 to 4.

5Finish Settings

Press POWER to turn off the VCR. The VCR must be turned off for a timer recording to take place. If you forget to turn off the VCR, “PLEASE TURN OFF VCR FOR TIMER RECORDING” flashes on your TV screen two minutes before a timer recording starts. To remove the message, press the CLEAR button.

If you want to record the same programme daily, press DAILY (Number button 8) at step 3. (Press the button again to cancel).

The VCR will record a TV programme every day (Monday through Friday) at the same time and length (Daily Recording).

If you want to record the same programme weekly, press WEEKLY (Number button 9) at step 3. (Press the button again to cancel).

The VCR will record a TV programme once a week at the same day, time and length (Weekly Recording).

After a timer recording has taken place

Press POWER to turn on the VCR. You can operate your VCR normally.

To stop a started timer recording

Press POWER.

Recording stops and the VCR turns off. If it is a Daily or Weekly Recording, future recordings will be carried out as programmed.

To check or erase the programmes

See page 17.

Timer Recording

To record while you’re away, follow step 1 — 9 below. For each programme you set, the VCR will turn on, start recording, and turn off automatically. You can store up to 8 programmes.

Make sure....

•The clock is set to the correct time before setting timer recording.

•A cassette is inserted in the VCR and the record tab of the cassette must not be removed.

•The remote control operation mode is set correctly for operating your target component.

–PressVCR to operate the VCR.

–PressTV to operate the TV.

FOR EACH STEP BELOW, YOU NEED TO FINISH WITHIN 60 SECONDS; OTHERWISE, PROGRAMMING WILL HAVE TO BE RESTARTED FROM STEP 1.

1Select Timer Mode

1Press VCR.

2Press TIMER. The Timer Recording menu appears.

2Select Programme mode

1 Press PLAY 5 or

ONE TIME PROGRAM

STOP °to select

PROGRAM

1

START +/–

– –:– – AM

“QUICK PRO-

CHANNEL+/– – –

REC SPEED SP

 

STOP +/–

– –:– – AM

GRAMMING”

DATE +/–

– –/– –/– –

 

 

then press 3/OK.

SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9

TO END PUSH EXIT

The Quick Programming menu appears.

•If you have already set 8 programmes, “ALL PROGRAMS IN USE” appears and goes back to the Timer Recording menu. If this

happens, delete unwanted programmes. (✈P.17)

3Select Channel

Press CH 5or ° to enter the TV channel.

• Holding down CH 5 or ° rapidly scans through the channels.

•To record from external line input, press CH 5or ° until “A/V REAR” or “A/V FRONT” appears on the TV screen on the TV screen.

4Select Start Time

Press START +

or – (Number button 1 or 4).

• Each time you press the button, the set time changes by 1- minute intervals. If

you hold the button, the set time changes by 30-minute intervals.

5Select Stop Time

Press STOP + or – (Number button

2 or 5).

• Each time you press the button, the set time changes by 1- minute intervals. If

you hold the button, the set time changes by 30-minute intervals.

6Select Tape Speed

Press SPEED.

• Each time you press the button, the tape speed alternates bet- ween “SP”, “LP” and “SLP.”

SP, LP : For PAL signal

SP, SLP : For NTSC signal (For VR499/75 only)

7Select Start Date

Press DATE + or –

ONE TIME PROGRAM

(Number button

PROGRAM

1

CHANNEL+/– 12

3 or 6).

START +/–

08 : 00 PM

STOP +/–

10 : 00 PM

• The year and day of

REC SPEED

LP

DATE +/–

14/07/99

the week are

 

WEDNESDAY

SET DAILY=8 OR WEEKLY=9

displayed

TO END PUSH EXIT

 

 

automatically.

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VR499/75, VR299/75 specifications

Philips, a renowned name in consumer electronics, has made strides in the home theater market with its innovative video recorders, notably the VR299/75 and VR499/75 models. Designed for those who value quality and functionality, these VCRs are equipped with features that cater to both casual viewers and avid home cinema enthusiasts.

The Philips VR299/75 is equipped with a user-friendly interface, allowing for straightforward navigation through its advanced functionalities. This model brings together reliable performance and enhanced recording capabilities. Key features include a built-in timer for easy scheduling of recordings, which ensures that users never miss their favorite shows. Its capability to support various tape formats means it can handle a wide range of video content, enhancing its versatility for users with diverse media collections.

In terms of technology, the VR299/75 utilizes advanced video processing that provides excellent picture clarity, ensuring that your viewing experience is both enjoyable and visually appealing. The model also benefits from noise reduction technology that enhances audio quality, making for a more immersive watching experience. Furthermore, its compact design allows it to fit seamlessly into any home entertainment setup.

On the other hand, the Philips VR499/75 builds upon the successes of the earlier model and introduces several upgraded features. One of its standout characteristics is its dual-functionality as both a VCR and a DVD player, catering to the needs of modern viewers who might own a mix of older tapes and newer discs. This model supports a variety of playback formats, including VHS and S-VHS, making it a versatile option for those with an extensive collection of media.

Moreover, the VR499/75 incorporates an advanced digital tuner, enabling users to access a wider range of channels with improved quality. It also features a straightforward on-screen programming guide that simplifies the scheduling of recordings, further enhancing its user-friendly appeal. The inclusion of various connectivity options ensures ease of integration with other devices, providing users with a seamless entertainment experience.

Both the VR299/75 and VR499/75 exemplify Philips' commitment to delivering high-quality video recording solutions. With their combination of innovative technologies, impressive features, and user-centric design, these models are ideal for anyone looking to enrich their home entertainment experience. Whether capturing favorite moments or reliving classic films, Philips has ensured that these VCRs continue to meet the demands of discerning viewers.
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