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Chapter 1: Connections and Setup
TV Controls buttons
This screen appears when you press
the INPUT button. You can choose
to watch the video from connected
components here.
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STOP Stops playback or recording.
SUBTITLE – Accesses the available subtitles on a disc. Highlight the subtitle you want, and press OK.
TITLE — Accesses the DVD disc's main menu.
ZOOM Enlarges the image on the screen so you can zoom in on details. To pan and scan after
you've zoomed in on an image, use the arrow buttons. The Zoom feature isn't available on all discs.
Typically, it works with DVD discs and CD-Rs with JPEG fi les.
Button Descriptions for TV
(in alphabetical order)
This remote control is designed to operate most RCA, GE, and Proscan TVs. The following list
provides basic information about these buttons.
TV Controls
Power – Turns on and off the TV.
MUTE – Mutes the TV's volume.
VOL +/– – Adjusts the TV's volume up and down.
CH +/– – Changes the channel up and down.
IN (INPUT) – Toggles the TV's video input channels for the corresponding jacks being used.
Using the Remote's Features
Understanding the INPUT button
Another important button is the INPUT button. The INPUT button selects the programming
from a specifi c component that is connected to one of the input jacks on the DVD recorder. We call
these Video Input Channels because you are telling the component to send the video (and audio)
that corresponds to the Video Input jack you used to connect the component to the DVD recorder.
For example, if you connected a satellite receiver to your DVD recorder by using the S-VIDEO IN
jack on the front of the unit, you would need to press and release INPUT until the AV 2/FRONT
Video Input Channel appears (if the satellite receiver is on, you'll see the program it is tuned to, and
AV2 appears in the DVD recorder's display to let you know which "channel" the DVD recorder has
accessed.
Note: When an S-Video cable is connected, it is automatically detected. If you
also have a component connected to the audio/video jacks, the S-Video jack takes
priority.
The Channel Banner
While watching TV, press INFO on the remote control to see the channel banner. The information
that appears in the channel banner depends upon the information sent from the broadcaster. For
example, the rating, the program name, and the time the program ends are not always sent by the
broadcaster.
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