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OPTIMIZE MODULATOR

OPTIMIZE FREQUENCY Q583P

MODULATORON

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Optimizing the modulator

If the TV set and the video recorder are only connected with an aerial cable - rather than with an additional scart cable - it may happen that in certain reception locations the modulator frequency of the video recorder is occupied by a TV channel. Result: As soon as the video recorder is switched on, the reception quality of the TV picture deteriorates. The following steps will show you how to overcome this problem.

What is a modulator?

 

The purpose of this electronic assembly inside your

 

video recorder is to pass on the picture and sound

 

information read in from the video tape via an aerial

 

cable like a TV signal to the TV set. The modulator

 

frequency determines the frequency range in which

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these signals are transmitted.

1Switch the video recorder on and make sure there is no cassette in the video recorder

2Press at the same time the STOP button h on the remote control and the STOP/EJECT button ? on the front of the video recorder until the modulator frequency of the set appears in the display (e.g.: “M583” for 583 MHz)

3The video recorder will now transmit a test image on this frequency

4Use =P- or ;P+ to select the option “OPTIMIZE FREQUENCY” and enter a new frequency with the number buttons 0-9

Which modulator frequency should I enter?

You can also make the video recorder search automatically for an appropriate frequency. To do so, simply hold down the buttons P. As soon as a free frequency has been found, it will be shown in the

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5Tune the programme number of your TV set allocated for video use to the new modulator frequency until you see the test image sharply and in colour

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Philips VR 260/07 11Suppressing interference, Optimizing the modulator, These signals are transmitted, Display.PROBLEM