Deciding How to Connect DVD-VCR | Samsung CHT-500 manual

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Deciding How to Connect DVD-VCR

You must take into account various factors when connecting audio or video systems:

◆Types of connectors available on your systems

◆Systems connected permanently to the DVD-VCR (satellite receiver for example) or temporarily (camcorder for example)

Your DVD-VCR is equipped with the following connectors.

Connector	Location	Type	Direction	Recommended Use
AV1 (EURO AV)	Rear	SCART	In/Out	◆ Television
				◆ Satellite receiver
				◆ Other VCR
AV2 IN	Rear	SCART	In	◆ Satellite receiver
				◆ Other VCR
Audio output	Rear	Audio RCA	Out	◆ Audio out
	OUT
	R
	L
AUX	Rear	Aux	In	◆ Audio in
	OUT	Audio/Video		Video in
		Audio/Video		Video in

VIDEO output	Rear	RCA	Out	◆ Video out
S-VIDEO	Rear	S-JACK	Out	◆ S-Video out (DVD only)
output
	S-VIDEO OUT
OUT TO TV	Rear	75 Ω	Out	◆ Television
		coaxial
IN FROM ANT. Rear		75 Ω	In	◆ Aerial
		coaxial		◆ Cable television network
				◆ Satellite receiver
FM/AM Antenna	Rear	75 Ω	In	◆ FM Antenna
Input	RADIO ANT.	coaxial
	FM
	75
	COAXIAL			◆ AM Antenna
	AM			◆ AM Antenna

☛Whenever you connect an audio or video system to your DVD-VCR, ensure that all elements are switched off.

Refer to the documentation supplied with your equipment for detailed connection instructions and associated safety precautions.

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Samsung CHT-500 instruction manual Deciding How to Connect DVD-VCR, Connector Location Type

Contents

CHT-500 Contents Playing Back Symbols Safety Instructions Disc Markings Disc Type and CharacteristicsPlayback Region Number Rear View of the DVD-VCR Front View of the DVD-VCR10 11 12 PROG/TRK Infrared Remote ControlShuttle 33 UP 34 OK Display Indicators Accessories Deciding How to Connect DVD-VCR Connector Location Type Connecting DVD-VCR to the TV using the Scart Cable Connecting DVD-VCR to the TV using the Coaxial CableSocket on your By means of RF Coaxial Cable AV1EURO AV By means of 21-pin Scart CableAV2 in By means of 21-pin Scart Cable Plug & Auto Set up Tuning Your Television for the DVD-VCR Deck Control Keys TV/VCR Button Inserting Batteries in the Remote ControlBasic TV Tuner Operations Prog Button Insert a blank VHS videotape into the VCR deck Copying from DVD to VCRInsert VHS Tape Copy the DVD to VHS Tape Open Menu Setting the Date and TimeSetting the Menu Language Select Language Presetting the Stations Automatically 13 To...Then Presetting the Stations ManuallyIf you Then Clearing a Preset Station Changing the Preset Station Table Press the # or ❷ buttons, until the TV System option is Selecting the RF OUT Sound Mode G-KSetting the DVD-VCR Output Channel Selected VCR Selecting the Colour Mode Press OK or ❿, until Intelligent Picture Control VCR ShowView Extend VCR Auto Power OffOff 1Hour 2Hour 3Hour E180 E240 300 E260 Screen MessagesSelecting the Cassette Type Press Return twice to exit the menu VCR Repeat Play VHS Play Selecting the Recording Speed VCR Protecting a Recorded Cassette VCR Recording a Programme Immediately Recording a Programme with Automatic Stop If you wish to cancel the recording before the end, pressThis function is not available in DVD recording VCR Using the ShowView To enter a ShowView, press the Timer button Modifying ShowView Programming If you wish to Then Using the Timer Programming Feature Cancelling a Preset Recording Checking a Preset RecordingOn completion, press Return three times Then press Adjusting Picture Alignment ManuallyPlaying a Cassette Stop the playback Eject the cassette Playing a Cassette in Slow Motion Selecting the Audio Output ModeOption Description Playing a Sequence at Variable Speeds Searching for a Specific Sequence This DVD-VCR uses a standard indexing system Viss Searching for a Specific Sequence Intro Scan If the remaining time is to be calculated correctly, you Using the Tape CounterPress Info VCR Connecting an RCA Audio/Video Input Cable Recording from Another VCR or Camcorder Audio Dubbing a Pre-recorded Cassette CD, DVD Brand Codes Button Function Connection to an Television Choosing a ConnectionComponent Setting Up the Language Features Using the Disc Menu Language Using the Audio Language DVD Setting Up the Language FeaturesUsing the Subtitle Language Setting Up the Audio Options DVD About the Change Password DVD Setting Up the Parental ControlOk your password again. The Parental Setup screen appears About the Rating Level Video Connections for DVD Setting Up the Display OptionsSends Component Interlace signal from Connect S-Video Out to TV Component Connections for DVD To Component Input on Your TV Special Playback Features If you are using a 169 TV For 169 aspect ratio discs Adjusting the Aspect Ratio EZ ViewTo play back using aspect ratio DVD For 43 aspect ratio discs For 169 aspect ratio discs Letter Box Adjusting the Aspect Ratio EZ ViewIf you are using a 43 TV Pan Scan Using the Display Function DVD/VCD/CD When Playing a DVD Changing the Camera Angle Using the Angle buttonUsing the Subtitle button Selecting the Subtitle Language Using the Zoom DVD/VCD Repeat Play Repeat Chapter/Title Selecting the Audio Language Recalling a Marked Scene DVD Using the Mark Function DVD/VCDUsing the Mark Function DVD/ VCD Clearing a Mark MP3-CD Playback MP3-CD Playback DVD WMA Play WMA Disc Playback Your MP3 or WMA files should be ISO 9660 or Joliet format MP3/WMA PlayCD-R MP3/WMA discs Do not try recording copyright protected MP3 files DVD Program Play & Random Play Picture CD Playback Thumbnail screen DVD Picture CD Playback CD-R Jpeg Discs Setting the Surround Speakers Setting the Delay TimeSetting the Center Speaker Distance of a m Setting ms Distance of B m Surround Speakers About Speaker SetupCenter Speaker Front Speakers Stop mode, press the Test button Press the Speaker buttonPress the Bass or Treble button Sound Mode Sound Mode FunctionDolby Pro Logic Listening to the Radio Automatic TuningPress and hold l or ❿❿l to begin automatic tuning Press l or ❿❿l to tune in to a lower or higher frequency Presetting Stations Input Technical SpecificationsOutput Problems and Solutions VCR Problem Explanation/Solution Troubleshooting Guide DVD Problem Action Electronics