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VIDEO Operation Setup (Continued)
Deleting TV Stations
After tuning TV stations into your DVD/VCR Receiver
you may wish to delete a station.
The instructions given on this page will show you how
to easily delete any unwanted TV stations.
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Press MENU (i).
The main menu will appear on the TV screen.
Press B or b to select PR SET and press
ENTER/OK
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Press MENU (i).
Press V or v to select the programme number
you want to delete (for example, PR 03).
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Press B.
After a short while, the selected station will be
deleted.
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Press MENU (i) to remove the menus from the
TV screen.
If you wish to delete other TV stations repeat
stages 2 - 3.
How to select Stored TV stations:
Stored TV stations can be selected in either of two
ways.
Press CH+ or CH– to select different stations that
are tuned into your DVD/VCR Receiver.
You may also directly select stations using the
numerical buttons on the remote control.
Setting the Clock Manually
The clock in your DVD/VCR Receiver controls time, day
and date settings for your DVD/VCR Receiver.
For VIDEO Plus+ system to work correctly the cor-
rect time and date must be set. The clock is set auto-
matically during ACMS (Automatic Channel Memory
System) when your DVD/VCR Receiver detects a chan-
nel that broadcasts a Teletext signal.
If the broadcast signal is weak the clock will not be set
and will require setting manually.
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Press MENU (i).
Press B or b to select TIME DATE and press
ENTER/OK
The auto adjust mode can be set to “OFF” by
pressing V or v if you want to set the time
manually.
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Press ENTER/OK
Use the numerical buttons or press V/v or B/b
on the remote control to alter the HOURS,
MINUTES, DAY, MONTH and YEAR.
Please note your DVD/VCR Receiver uses a
24-hour clock. e.g. 1pm will be displayed as 13:00.
The day of the week will appear automatically when
you enter the year.
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If you make a mistake, press B or b and enter
the correct details.
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Press MENU (i) to remove the menus from the
TV screen.
Your new clock settings are stored and will appear
on your DVD/VCR Receiver’s Display.
