Connecting The Power Cord; Preparing The Remote Control; Installing Batteries In The Remote Control - Samsung DVD-R175 User Manual

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Connecting the Power Cord

After all connections are complete, plug the power cord into a wall outlet.
"Auto" appears in the panel display. This means that the current time is being set automatically (Auto Program) through the
antenna under connection and also the channel is being set. The setup may take a few minutes.
When the DVD Recorder operates normally, the current time is automatically set and displayed in the front panel display.
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After the current time is set automatically, the recorder will perform Auto Preset for about 3 minutes. If power is on
before fi nishing the Auto Preset process, Auto Preset will stop. In this case, do Auto Preset from MENU. (See page 29)

Preparing the Remote Control

Installing batteries in the Remote Control

1. Lift the cover at the back of the
remote control upward as shown.
If the remote control does not operate properly:
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Check the polarity +/- of the batteries.
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Check if the batteries are drained.
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Check if the remote sensor is blocked by obstacles.
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Check if there is any fl uorescent lighting nearby.
Dispose of batteries according to local environmental regulations. Do not put them in the household trash.
You can then control the television using the following buttons.
Button
TV POWER
INPUT SEL.
TV VOL +/-
CH (,.)
0~9
100+ Button
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You can control only Samsung TV with this remote control.
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The various functions may not be able to be controlled on all televisions. If you encounter problems, operate the
television directly.
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2. Install two AAA size batteries.
Make sure to match the "+" and "–"
ends of the batteries with the diagram
inside the compartment.
Function
Used to switch the television on and off.
Used to select an external source.
Used to adjust the volume of the television.
Used to select the desired channel.
Used to input number directly.
Used to select channels over 100.
3. Replace the cover.
Assuming typical TV usage,
the batteries last for about
one year.