Q uick reference to using the VCR

Hookup 1

To play a tape

1Set the TV to channel 3 or 4 (or to video input, if you made A/V connections.)

2Insert a tape and press PLAY. If there’s no picture on your TV, press the VCR’s TV/VIDEO button until the VIDEO indicator comes on in the display window.

To record a program

1Press MENU and select

TIMER SET/CHECK.

2Set the date, time, channel, and tape speed.

3Press OK.

4Insert a tape.

5Press POWER to turn off the VCR.

To watch TV

1Turn off the VCR, or press the VCR’s TV/VIDEO button until the VIDEO indicator in the display window goes off.

2Set the TV to the channel you want to watch.

Hookup 2

To play a tape

1Set the TV to channel 3 or 4 (or to video input, if you made A/V connections.)

2Insert a tape and press PLAY. If there’s no picture on your TV, press the VCR’s TV/VIDEO button until the VIDEO indicator comes on in the display window.

To record a program

1Turn on the cable box.

2Set the cable box to the channel you want to record.

3Press MENU and select

TIMER SET/CHECK.

4Set the date, time, channel, and tape speed.

5Press OK.

6Insert a tape.

7Press POWER to turn off the VCR.

Leave the cable box on.

To watch TV

1Turn off your VCR, or press the VCR’s TV/ VIDEO button until the VIDEO indicator in the display window goes off.

2Turn on your cable box.

3Set the TV to the cable box output channel (usually 2, 3, or 4).

4Set the cable box to the channel you want to watch.

Hookup 3

To play a tape

1If you made A/V connections, set the TV to video input.

If you didn’t use A/V hookup:

Turn on the cable box.

Set the cable box to channel 3 or 4.

Set the TV to the output channel of the cable box (usually 2, 3 or 4).

2Insert a tape and press PLAY.

To record a program

1Press MENU and select

TIMER SET/CHECK.

2Set the date, time, channel, and tape speed.

3Press OK.

4Insert a tape.

5Press POWER to turn off the VCR.

To watch TV

1Turn off your VCR, or press the VCR’s TV/ VIDEO button until the VIDEO indicator in the display window goes off.

2Select the channel with your cable box (if you have one) or with your TV.

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Sony SLV-469 operating instructions Uick reference to using the VCR, To play a tape, To record a program, To watch TV

SLV-469 specifications

The Sony SLV-469 is a versatile VHS VCR that stands out in the realm of home entertainment systems. Introduced in the late 1990s, this model was designed to cater to consumers seeking a reliable video cassette recorder that provided excellent playback and recording features.

One of the main features of the SLV-469 is its ability to provide high-quality playback of VHS tapes, delivering clear audio and video output. The VCR supports various tape lengths, including T-120s, allowing users to record and view hours of video content. The model supports standard play, long play, and super long play modes, enabling users to choose the recording time that best fits their needs.

A significant technology included in the SLV-469 is its advanced timer recording capability. This feature allows users to set specific recording schedules, ensuring that they can capture their favorite shows even when they are not at home. The intuitive programming makes it easy for users to navigate and set the recording times with precision.

The SLV-469 also boasts an end search feature, which quickly locates the end of a tape, preventing accidental overwriting of previously recorded content. The model is equipped with a built-in tuner, providing users the convenience of directly connecting to cable or antenna sources. This allows for easy capturing of broadcast television programs in addition to playing back pre-recorded tapes.

Another characteristic of the SLV-469 is its user-friendly design. The front panel features a simple layout with clear labeling, making it easy for users to operate. Additionally, the model includes various output options, such as composite video and audio jacks, allowing for seamless connectivity with other components, including televisions and audio equipment.

Moreover, the SLV-469 supports standard features like the auto-rewind function, which automatically rewinds tapes to the beginning once playback is finished, enhancing user convenience. The inclusion of on-screen programming greatly simplifies the user experience, allowing for easier navigation of settings and functions.

The Sony SLV-469 remains an excellent choice for collectors of classic films, home videos, or those looking to enjoy a nostalgic viewing experience with VHS tapes. Its reliable performance, practical features, and ease of use make it a valued component in any home entertainment setup.