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Getting Started (Initial Setup)
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2 AUTO CHANNEL SETTING
Press 2 to automatically program the VCR to receive all the channels that come in on your
antenna or cable.
3 ADD OR ERASE CHANNEL
Press 3 to bring up a screen that lets you add new channels or limit the channels to the ones you
most often watch.
4 VCR CODING
Press 4 to enable the remote control to control a second VCR. Options are <VCR1> and
<VCR2>.
5 MOVIE RETURN
Press 5 to select whether you want prerecorded movies (safety tab removed) to automatically
rewind, eject, and turn off the power when the movie is over and no prerecorded signals exist.
Options are <ON> and <OFF>.
Setting the Clock
This is easy to do and important for your later timed recordings. You'll need to set the clock
when first hooking up your VCR, and any time the power goes out more than 30 minutes.
When you first plug in the VCR or after a power interruption, the clock display will read "--:--".
To set the clock, press GUIDE, then press 6 to bring up the Clock Set screen:
Press the number buttons on the remote control to set the current time - two digits for the hour
and two for the minutes. Then press 1 or 2 for AM or PM, respectively.
For example, if it is now 2:15 PM, press 0, 2, 1, and 5 for hours and minutes, and press 2 for PM.
Continue pressing buttons to set the date. For example, if today is DECEMBER 25, 1995, press
1, 2, 2, 5, 9, and 5 to get 12/25/95.
When you're done, press GUIDE twice to return to regular viewing.
Now the display on the VCR will show the correct time.
Tips:
• The item to be changed will blink on the screen as you go.
• The clock uses the 12-hour system. You set it for AM or PM.
• An illogical time (like 13 for the hour or 20 for the month) will not be accepted. A question