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Deck Control Keys
The DVD-VCR uses one set of controls to operate both decks. The
following keys are helpful in successfully controlling each deck.
1 STANDBY/ON Button
Press the STANDBY/ON button on the remote control or front
panel to turn on the DVD-VCR.
2 DVD Button
Press the DVD button on the remote control when you want to
control the DVD deck.
◆ The DVD indicator will light on the Front Panel Display to show
that the DVD deck is selected.
3 VCR Button
Press the VCR button on remote control when you want to control
the VCR deck.
◆ The VCR indicator will light on the Front Panel Display to show
that VHS deck is selected.
4 FM/AM Button
Each time you press the button, the band alternates between
FM and AM.
5 INPUT Button
Press the INPUT button repeatedly to cycle through all of your
input sources, including the Tuner (PR##), AV1, AV2 and AUX
(rear RCA input).
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Tuning Your Television for the DVD-VCR
You must tune your television for the DVD-VCR only if you are not
using a Scart cable
➢ To view pictures from your DVD-VCR when a Scart cable
is used, the television must be set to the audio/video
mode (AV).
1 Switch on the television.
2 Switch on the DVD-VCR by pressing STANDBY/ON on the front of
the DVD-VCR or STANDBY/ON on the remote control.
3 Select a programme position on the television to be reserved for
use with your DVD-VCR.
4 Insert the video cassette in the DVD-VCR. Check that the
DVD-VCR starts reading the cassette; if not, press
❿
II
button
.
5 Start a scan on your television or set the television to UHF
channel 36.
6 Fine tune the television until the pictures and sound are obtained
clearly.
7 If you cannot find the pictures and sound, or there is interference
from nearby channels, it may be necessary to change the setting
of the DVD-VCR output channel (see Setting the DVD-VCR
Output Channel on page 24 and Problems and Solutions on page
76).
8 When the picture and sound are perfectly clear, store this channel
at the desired programme position on the television.
Result: That programme is now reserved for use with your
DVD-VCR.
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