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CLEAR
Timer Recording (cont’d)  37
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Repeat steps 1 - 4 to make sure you have cleared the cor-
rect timer recording.
•  CLASH may flash on the screen
when you finish setting a timer
recording. This means that the timer
recording you just programmed and
another timer recording overlap. The
current timer recording will not take
place. You may choose to cancel the
overlapping timer recording.
•  To stop a started timer recording,
press the STOP/EJECT button on the
front of the VCR.
•  With ShowGuard, the VCR will
restore timer recordings when the
clock is reset after a power failure.
Details are on page 58.
Helpful Hints
1
With the VCR on and in VCR position (the VCR light will appear
on the display panel), press the VCR button, then press the
MENU button.
Checking or Cancelling Timer Recordings
2
Press the PLAY/button or the STOP/button to select
PROGRAM, then press the F.FWD/
button.
3
Press the PLAY/button or the STOP/button to select
PROGRAM REVIEW, then press the F.FWD/
button.
The timer recording information for the program in the lowest
numbered slot will appear on the screen. If no timer recordings
are set, nothing will happen when you press the F.FWD/B button.
4
Press the F.FWD/button repeatedly to review all pro-
grammed timer recordings. 
If you don’t press the F.FWD/B
button within 10 seconds, the VCR will automatically display infor-
mation about the next programmed timer recording. This will
continue until all timer recordings have been displayed. Then the
menu will disappear.
5
To cancel the timer recording displayed, press the
CLEAR button. 
Either the display will disappear or information
about other timer recordings will appear. If you do not press any
other buttons, the display will disappear after all timer recordings
have been displayed.
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