Samsung SV-5000W manual Selecting the Recording Speed, Protecting a Recorded Cassette

Changing the Preset Station Table

Selecting the Cassette Type

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** TV STATION TABLE **
	PR	CH	NAME
❿	1	4	----
	2	9	----
	3	13	----
	4	25	----
	5	28	----
#❷		SET:❿	SORT:(OK)
DELETE:(CLR/RST) (MENU)

** TV STATION TABLE **
	PR	CH		NAME
	1	4		----
	2	9		----
	3	13		----
❿	4	( 25		----)
	5	28	4 ➛	----
(SORT :				4)
#❷	EXECUTE:(OK) (MENU)

You can rearrange the preset TV stations according to your own preferences:

	◆ Programme number assigned to the station
	◆ Name assigned to the station
1	Press the MENU button on the remote control.
	Result:	The programming menu is displayed.
2	Press the corresponding		or	buttons, until the cursor is placed
	in front of the INSTALLATION option.
3	Press the	button to select this option.
	Result:	The INSTALLATION menu is displayed.
4	Press the corresponding		or	buttons, until the cursor is placed
	in front of the MANUAL SET UP option.
5	Press the	button to select TV STATION TABLE.
6	Press the corresponding		or	buttons, until the cursor is placed
	in front of the required preset TV programme.

If you wish to use the tape counter to display the time remaining on a cassette, you must indicate the type of cassette inserted.

1Press MENU on the remote control.

Result: The programming menu is displayed.

2Press the or buttons, until the cursor is placed in front of the

USER SET option.

3Press the button to select USER SET1.

4Press the button to select this option.

Result: The cursor is set to the TAPE SELECT option.

5Press the or buttons as many times as required, until the correct cassette length is displayed.

E180/T120 E240/T160

E 300 E260/T180

6Press MENU twice to exit the menu.

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	** USER SET1 **
❿ TAPE SELECT		:E180/
		T120
CLOCK TYPE		:24H
PLAY SYSTEM		:AUTO
OSD		:ON
USER SET2
#❷	❿	END:(MENU)

Result: The selected station is displayed at the same time on

Selecting the Recording Speed

** TV STATION TABLE **
	PR	CH		NAME
❿	1	( 25		----)
	2	9		----
	3	13		----
	4	25		----
	5	28	4 ➛	----
(SORT :				1)
#❷	EXECUTE:(OK) (MENU)

			the television screen.
7	To change the programme number assigned to a station (PR4
	instead of PR1 for example):
	◆	Press OK
	◆	Press the or buttons until the cursor is placed in front of
		the programme to which the station is to be moved
	◆	Press OK again
8	To change the programme’s name, press the button.
	Result:		The first letter of the name flashes.

You can record a cassette at two different speeds:

PAL/SECAM/MESECAM			NTSC/PAL-M
◆	SP (Standard Play)	◆	SP (Standard Play)
◆	LP (Long Play)	◆	SLP (Super Long Play)

In Long Play or Super Long Play modes:

◆the recording is of a slightly lower quality.

Type	Recording Time
	PAL/ SECAM	NTSC
E-180/T120	180 mins	120 mins
E-240/T160	240 mins	160 mins
E-260/T180	260 mins	180 mins
E-300	300 mins

** TV STATION TABLE **
	PR	CH	NAME
❿	1	25	----
	2	4	----
	3	9	----
	4	13	----
	5	28	----
#❷		SET:❿	SORT:(OK)
DELETE:(CLR/RST) (MENU)

9 To... Then...

Select a character	Press the	or	button until the
in the name	required character is displayed
	(letters, numbers or “-” character).
Move to the next or	Press the	or	buttons
previous character	respectively.

10 Press the button again to confirm all your choices and move to

the next station; you can modify this station by repeating the same

To record a cassette:	Press the REC.SPEED button on the
	remote control, until:
in standard play mode	SP is displayed.
in long play mode	LP is displayed (PAL/SECAM/MESECAM).
in super long play mode	SLP is displayed (NTSC/PAL-M).

INDEX	REC.SPEED	CLK/COUNT PICTURE	TIMER
	2	STROBE	AUDIO
1		3
		ART	INPUT

4 5 6

procedure from Step 6 onwards.

11 On completion, press the MENU button three times to exit the

Protecting a Recorded Cassette

menu.

Video cassettes have a safety tab to prevent accidental erasure. When this tab has been removed, you cannot record on the tape.

1If you wish to protect a cassette, break off the tab using a small screwdriver.

2To re-record over a protected cassette (safety tab broken), cover the hole with adhesive tape.

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