Read and follow the steps below to record a television program.

1

Turn on the TV and set it to channel 3 or 4, whichever channel the CH3/CH4 switch on the back of the VCR is set to.

2

Insert a tape with its record tab intact in the VCR.

If playback begins, press the VCR button, then press the STOP/p button to stop the tape.

3

If the VCR light appears on the display panel, go to step 4. If the

VCR light does not appear, press the VCR button, then press the VCR/TV button once.

4

Press the VCR button, then press the SPEED button repeatedly until the desired tape speed appears briefly on the screen. (Details about tape speed are on page 32.)

5

Use the CH(annel) o/p buttons or the Number buttons to select the channel you want to record.

6

Press the REC(ord)/OTR button once to start recording. The REC(ord) light will appear on the VCR display panel.

7

To pause the recording, press the PAUSE/STILL button once. The REC(ord) light will flash. To resume recording, press the REC(ord)/OTR button or press the PAUSE/STILL button again. The REC(ord) light will come on again.

8

To stop recording, press the STOP/p button.

Recording 27

1Turn on the TV.

2Insert a tape in the VCR.

EJECT

POWER

 

MENU

STATUS/EXIT

CLEAR

5

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

MEMORY

 

ALT.CH

6

 

0

 

REC

 

PAUSE

/OTR

PLAY

/STILL

REW

 

F.FWD

7

 

STOP

 

 

CH.

 

VOL.

8

 

MUTE

 

VCR

TV

CBL/DBS

 

3

VCR/TV

SPEED

TIME SEARCH

 

ENTER

SLOW

4

 

 

 

Helpful Hints

If you press the REC(ord)/OTR but- ton when there is not a tape in the VCR, NO CASSETTE will flash on the screen.

If you press the REC(ord)/OTR but- ton while a tape without a record tab is in the VCR, the VCR will eject the tape and PROTECTED CAS- SETTE CANNOT RECORD will flash on the screen.

Other recording options are on pages 28-34.

You can change the tape speed during a recording, but some distor- tion will appear on the tape.

The VCR will record in a preset vol- ume.

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Philips VR620CAT owner manual Recording, Insert a tape with its record tab intact in the VCR