And Remote Control - LG LV880 User Manual

GC985/967NP1 NA4ULL-ENG 3/17/04
Introducing your Video Recorder and Remote Control
Most of your Video Recorder's functions are accessed using the Remote Control. A summary of the functions of the main
buttons are shown below (right), other buttons are described elsewhere in this guide.
Basic functions of your Video Recorder can also be operated using the control panel on the front of your Video Recorder.
To turn the Video Recorder on.
After turning on, the Video Recorder can
be operated by the Remote Control
To stop or
Tape Compartment
eject the tape
Select the channel you
want to watch, BBC1,
ITV etc.
Video IN and Audio IN sockets are for connecting devices such as
Video Cameras, Games Consoles and other Video Recorders. You will
need to connect to them using an Audio Visual cable.
Audio IN
Simulcast Recording (With SC mode by pressing AV): Hi-Fi sound only
recording using the Audio IN (L/R) sockets on the front of your Video
Recorder.
Video IN
This feature enables you to simulcast sound transmitted by an audio
source and the picture transmitted by the TV station.
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To record the programme you
are watching
To rewind a tape
To play a tape
To fast forward
Display Remote To Pause a tape or
Panel Control view it frame by frame
Sensor
a tape
To switch the child
lock on and off
To select the
recording speed
of the tape
To record
programme
being watched
To pause and view
frame by frame
To display the
on screen menu
To reset the tape
counter to zero
To fast forward
picture search by
30 secs.
See page 13
Don't forget to install AAA type batteries in the Remote Control.
TV control buttons
(Controlling your TV with
the supplied remote
control -See Page 16)
To select the input
source for recording
Use the 3/4/1/2
buttons to move
through the menus,
after accessing them
via the MENU button.
Select the channel
you want to watch
(PR +/-).
To adjust tracking
(TRK +/-).
To control vertical
tremble during pic-
ture still (TRK +/-).
Press OK to approve
a menu item or show
the clock or counter.
To watch one TV
channel whilst
recording another.
To display the programme menu
for VIDEO Plus+ programming
(LV890 Only)