Chapter 3: On-Screen Menus

Front Panel

You can change the brightness level of the VCR’s front panel display. In the PREFERENCES menu, press the 5 button repeatedly to toggle between options:

AUTO means the display brightens when the VCR is on and dims when the VCR is off.

BRIGHT keeps the display bright whether the VCR is on or off.

DIM keeps the display at a low brightness level whether the VCR is on or off.

Recording Times

 

Cassette

SP

SLP

T-120

2

Hr

6 Hr

T-160

2

Hr/40 Min

8 Hr

AUDIO

1 Reception: STEREO

2 Tape Playback: HI-FI

0 Exit

LANGUAGE

Select a language.

1English

2Español

3Français

Press MENU to continue

Tape Speed

You can choose a preferred tape speed for recording; either Standard Play (SP) or Super Long Play (SLP). The speed selected appears on the screen and in timer recording menus.

Recording Speeds

SP (Standard Play)

Gives the best quality recording, but fewer programs can be recorded on the tape.

SLP (Super Long Play)

Gives three times the recording time of tapes recorded in SP mode.

Set Auto Repeat

You can set the VCR to play the same segment of a tape over and over in a repeating loop.

The Set Auto Repeat menu will ask for a loop end time to be specified. To turn off Set Auto Repeat, press the CLEAR button.

Audio (VR637HF only)

Your VCR’s audio features can be customized and affect both tape playback and recordings.

Reception

You can select the type of audio signal the VCR receives and records. Choose from STEREO, MONO, and SAP.

Press the 1 button repeatedly to choose the desired setting. STEREO is used for normal or stereo broadcast recording. MONO is used if the signal is weak or the sound is too noisy. SAP is used to record a Second Audio Program, such as a bilingual program.

Tape Playback

Tape Playback lets you select what type of audio that is played during playback. Choose from HI-FI, LINEAR, and MIX.

Press the 2 button repeatedly to choose the desired setting. HI-FIis used for normal playback. LINEAR is for mono sound, such as a Second Audio Program, or a dubbed voice-over. MIX is used to play back the sound recorded on both the Hi-Fi and linear tracks.

Language

Select your preferred language to determine how the on-screen displays will appear. The language setting is explained in detail on page 8.

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