RCA TV/VCR manual Check, Change, or Delete Timer Recordings

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Using the TV/VCR’s Features

REC TIMER PROGRAM

MODE CH START STOP

1

2

3

4

5

COMPLETE NEXT CHANGE DELETE

 

 

10:20AM OCT.15(MON)

SELECT

/

: SET

OK

PREVIOUS

 

: QUIT

MENU

 

 

 

 

REC RESERVATION-1

 

MODE

 

FRI.19

 

CH

 

10

 

START

 

4:30PM

 

STOP

 

6:30PM

 

SPEED

 

SP

 

 

 

10:20AM OCT.15(MON)

SELECT

/

: SET

OK

PREVIOUS

 

: QUIT

MENU

 

 

 

 

REC TIMER PROGRAM

MODE

CH

START

STOP

1 FRI

10

4:30PM

6:30PM SP

2

3

4

5

COMPLETE NEXT CHANGE DELETE

 

 

10:20AM OCT.15(MON)

SELECT

/ : SET

OK

PREVIOUS

: QUIT

MENU

REC TIMER PROGRAM

 

MODE

CH

START

STOP

1

DAILY

10

4:30PM

6:30PM SP

2

MON-FRI 58

10:00AM 11:30AM EP

3

20(SAT) 56

11:30AM

1:20PM SP

4

 

 

 

 

5

 

 

 

 

COMPLETE NEXT CHANGE DELETE

SELECT PROGRAM TO DELETE

 

10:20AM OCT.15(MON)

SELECT

/ : SET

OK

PREVIOUS

: QUIT

MENU

3.Press the right arrow button to select NEXT and press OK.

4.Press the up or down arrow button to scroll through the MODE settings (i.e., how often): DAILY--every day, MON-SATMonday through Saturday, MON-FRI, – weekdays, or a certain day of the week) and press OK.

5.Press the up or down arrow button until the correct channel appears in the CH field, and press OK to set it.

6.Use the up or down arrow buttons and the OK button to enter the hour and minutes for the START and STOP time and SPEED (SP or EP).

7.Review the information to make sure it is correct, and then use the left or right arrow button to select COMPLETE if you are finished or NEXT if you wish to enter another program.

The data includes the date, channel number, start and end times (including AM or PM), and speed. To correct a previous entry during a timer setting, use the left arrow to select the item you want to change, and press OK.

8.Repeat steps 4-7 for additional programs.

9.Insert a tape with safety tab intact before the recording is to begin. Press the TIMER button on the remote. The PROGRAM EVENT indicator on the TV/VCR’s front panel will light when a timer recording is set.

Note: If you press the TIMER button and haven’t put a tape in the TV/VCR, the PROGRAM EVENT indicator will flash. If you’ve inserted a tape that has had its safety tab removed, the tape will be ejected.

10.For cable box or satellite receiver, turn it on and tune it to the channel you want to record before the recording is to begin.

Notes: To operate the TV/VCR when the PROGRAM EVENT indicator is on, press TIMER on the remote to turn off the indicator. When you are finished, be sure to insert a tape and press the TIMER button to set the TV/VCR.

If two programs overlap, the end recording time of the first program will have priority over the start of the second program.

MENU

TIME

VIDEO ADJUST

AUDIO ADJUST

CLOSED CAPTION

TIMER RECORDINGS

LANGUAGE

SETTING

V-CHIP BLOCK

SELECT

/

:

SET

OK

PREVIOUS

 

:

QUIT

MENU

Check, Change, or Delete Timer Recordings

If the PROGRAM EVENT indicator on the front panel of the TV/VCR is lit, you must press the TIMER button on the remote to turn it off before you can change or delete a program.

1.Press MENU (the main MENU appears).

2.Press the up or down arrow button to select TIMER RECORDINGS and press OK (the REC TIMER PROGRAM menu appears).

3.To change a program, use the left or right arrow buttons to select CHANGE and press OK. Use the up or down arrow to select the program you want to change and re-enter the program.

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RCA TV/VCR manual Check, Change, or Delete Timer Recordings

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