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SELECTING THE SIGNAL TO
RECORD
RECORD
You can select the signal to record — from the
IN FROM ANT.
jack or an audio/video source —
in either of these ways.
• Repeatedly press
INPUT
until the desired
input source appears —
LINE 1
or
LINE
2
for an audio/video source, or a channel
number for broadcast signals.
Select
LINE
1
for recording signals from
the back
R-AUDIO-L IN 1/VIDEO IN 1
jacks,
or
LINE
2
for recording signals from the
front
AV2
jacks.
• Repeatedly press
CH
s or t to set the VCR to
the desired broadcast channel or to one
channel higher than the highest channel
number (or one channel lower than the low-
est channel number) for an audio/video
source.
channel higher than the highest channel
number (or one channel lower than the low-
est channel number) for an audio/video
source.
RECEIVING/RECORDING
STEREO/SAP BROADCASTS
STEREO/SAP BROADCASTS
The VCR has three channels for audio record-
ing — two (left and right) stereo channels on
the Hi-Fi track, and one monaural channel on
the standard track.
ing — two (left and right) stereo channels on
the Hi-Fi track, and one monaural channel on
the standard track.
Press
DISP/ENT
to display the audio programs
available on the broadcast you are currently
tuned to.
tuned to.
STEREO
,
SAP
, and
MONO
appear on
the TV screen, and STEREO and/or SAP might
appear on the VCR’s display. On the TV screen,
appear on the VCR’s display. On the TV screen,
(((
appears on the left of
STEREO
and/or
SAP
when available. For example, if a station broad-
casts mono (monaural) and SAP signals,
casts mono (monaural) and SAP signals,
(((
SAP
appears on the TV screen and SAP ap-
pears on the VCR’s display.
The arrow to the right of the audio mode display
indicates the current audio mode. To select the
audio mode when the broadcast has a stereo or
SAP signal, repeatedly press
indicates the current audio mode. To select the
audio mode when the broadcast has a stereo or
SAP signal, repeatedly press
SAP/Hi-Fi
until the
arrow mark points to the desired mode.
IMMEDIATE RECORDING
Recording a Program as You
Watch It
Watch It
Follow these steps to record a program as you
watch it. If you know how long the program is,
you can set how long the VCR records so it
stops recording automatically.
watch it. If you know how long the program is,
you can set how long the VCR records so it
stops recording automatically.
Note: If you are watching the program on a TV/
monitor that is connected to the VCR’s
monitor that is connected to the VCR’s
R-
AUDIO-L/VIDEO OUT
jacks, set the TV/monitor
to its video mode and skip Steps 2 and 3.
1. Turn on the VCR and the TV.
2. Set the TV’s tuner to the same channel as
3-CH-4
on the back of the VCR.
3. Press
TV/VCR
until VCR appears.
4. Load a blank cassette, or one that you
want to record over, into the VCR.
5. Repeatedly press
SPEED
on the remote
control until the desired recording speed
(
(
SP
,
LP
, or
SLP
) appears.
6. Select the signal to record (see “Selecting
the Signal to Record”).
7. Set the audio recording mode to the
desired setting. See “Receiving/Recording
Stereo/SAP Broadcasts.”
Stereo/SAP Broadcasts.”
8. Press
REC/TIME
. The VCR starts to record.
Note: To record without a set recording
length, skip Step 9.
length, skip Step 9.
9. Press
REC/TIME
again. The recording
length appears on the TV screen. Repeat-
edly press
edly press
REC/TIME
to advance the timer
to the desired recording length. The
recording length advances in 30-minute
increments up to 2 hours, then in 1-hour
increments up to 4 hours.
recording length advances in 30-minute
increments up to 2 hours, then in 1-hour
increments up to 4 hours.
Notes:
• To ensure that you record the entire pro-
gram, set the recording length to longer
than the program length.
than the program length.
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