Hitachi c32wf530n User Manual

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tuning in

PLEASE NOTE: Generally, the VCR cannot record a TV channel that cannot be received
properly by the VCR’s tuner, even though you can view that channel on the TV. However,
some VCR’s can use the TV’s output to record a TV channel. For details, refer to your VCR
instruction manual.

To Stop Recording - Press the VCR and Stop
buttons                    on your handset
simultaneously. Recording will stop.

To operate via the VCR - refer to VCR
instruction manual.

If you insert a tape and press ‘PLAY’ on the VCR whilst the TV is in ‘Standby’ mode, the TV will
automatically switch ON and select AV1 so that you can view the tape. 

If the TV is switched into ‘Standby’ mode, the VCR will also switch into ‘Standby’ mode, providing
the VCR is not in operation. (If rewinding a tape, the VCR will not switch into ‘Standby’ until
rewinding has stopped.)

If the TV is in ‘Standby’ mode, and a VCR menu is operated, the TV will automatically switch ON
and the images from AV1 terminal will be displayed on screen.

The VCR cannot record because it is already

recording.

The VCR is recording from the televisions

tuner. If the channel is changed on the

television, it will affect the recording.

However, menus and OSDs will not affect

the recording.

The VCR is recording from one of its AV

connections. The television can be switched

off and recording will not be affected.

There is no signal on the selected VCR input

(VCR tuner or external AV connection).

The VCR is recording one of its own

channels. The television can be switched off

and recording will not be affected.

The VCR is recording from its own tuner,

using a frequency sent by the television, i.e.

not one of the VCRs own preset channels.

The television can be switched off and

recording will not be affected.

The VCR cannot record because of a

problem other than listed.

The VCR cannot record because the tape

write protect tab is missing.

There is a problem with the tape in the VCR

(tape tangled, faulty, snapped etc.).