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Getting Started (Controls)
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Used in on-screen programming and indexing.
TRACKING
Lets you fine tune the picture.
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.)
VCR/TV
Switches between viewing through the VCR and not viewing through the VCR.
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.
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 child or the dog. Hold the remote so that it points at the VCR with
nothing in the way.
Set to Wrong Device
It may be set to VCR2 when you're trying to control VCR1. To confirm that this is the case, try
pressing VCR2 and a function button (like channel up or down). If the remote works now, you
know that it's set to VCR2. To reset it to VCR1, refer to the on-screen Initial Setup options.
If You Just Want to Watch TV
For normal TV viewing, you do not need to disconnect the VCR. When the TV and VCR are
already on, press POWER on the remote control. The VCR will shut off, but the TV will stay on.
If you are recording on the VCR but want to watch a different channel on the TV, press the
VCR/TV button to switch back and forth between the TV channel and the recording channel.
VCR Controls
Illustration of VCR Controls
POWER Turns VCR power on and off.
STOP/EJECT Cancels any videotape action, and when pressed a second time, ejects tape.
PLAY Plays the loaded videotape.
DISPLAY Shows time, channel, and status indicators.
CHANNEL Up and down arrows for selecting channels.