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Getting Started (Controls)
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CLEAR Used in on-screen programming and indexing.
DISPLAY Used in on-screen programming and indexing.
VOLUME Increase or decrease the audio volume.
MUTE Turns off the audio until you press MUTE again.
REC Starts recording on the station the VCR is set to.
REW Rewinds the videotape.
PLAY Starts playing a loaded cassette.
PAUSE Temporarily stops the cassette from recording or playing. Press
PAUSE again (or PLAY) to resume.
V.DUB Used for video dubbing. See VIDEO DUBBING section on page
58.
0 to 9 Number buttons used in on-screen programming. Can also be used
to change channels. (Simply press 2 or 3 digits for the channel you want -
such as 0 and 6 for channel 6, or 100/ENT and 2 and 4 for channel 124.)
AVX Used for recording from an auxiliary input such as a stereo system.
VCR1, VCR2, TV Device buttons let you set the remote to control one of
the three devices.
CHANNEL Top button switches to the next higher channel, bottom button
switches to the next lower channel. For these to operate, you must have
preset your channels.
LAST CHANNEL Switches to the TV channel you watched previously
during the current viewing session.
F.FWD Fast forwards the videotape.
STOP Stops a videocassette from playing, recording, pausing, rewinding
- or anything it is doing.
LIGHT Illuminates key function buttons for a few seconds.
A.DUB Used for audio dubbing. See AUDIO DUBBING section on page
56.
SHUTTLE DIAL Controls the videocassette's forward and reverse motion
with one convenient dial.
JOG DIAL Moves the tape forward one frame at a time.
When the Remote Doesn't Work Right
Check out these possibilities:
Low Battery
If the remote is not working even at close range, try putting in two fresh AA
batteries.
When replacing the batteries, remove the old batteries and press the
POWER button on the remote and hold it for about 10 seconds, then
insert two fresh batteries.
Objects in the Way
There may be objects between the remote and the VCR - for instance, a
stack of books on the coffee table, your 2-year-old, the dog. Hold the
remote so that it points at the VCR with nothing in the way.
Set to Wrong Device