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You can preset up to six recordings up to one month in advance. The recordings
can be preset with the Commander while referring to the TIMER
SET/CHECK
display on the screen.
Before you begin, check the following points.
¢ The date and clock must be set correctly.
(See
"Setting the Clock -
AUTO/MANUAL CLOCK SET" on pp. 25-29.)
¢ Make sure that the cassette tape is long enough to record all the programs.
¢ Make sure that the safety tab on the cassette is not broken off.
Recording from today to one month later
If today is August 31st, you can set the timer to record a program broadcast
between today and September 30 (for 31 days). If today is January 31st, you can
set the timer to record a program broadcast between today and February 28th
(for 29days). A leap year is automatically considered.
Setting the Timer
Example: Suppose you want to record a program broadcast on channel 26 from
9:00 PM on Wednesday January 10 in EP mode. Note that 12:00 AM is midnight
and 12:00 PM is noon.
Press TIMER ON SCREEN.
The TIMER SET/CHECK screen appears.
TIMER SET/CHECK
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STOP
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Press RETURN.
Make sure that today's date changes in red.
If not, reset the correct time. See "Setting the Clock - AUTO/MANUAL
CLOCK SET" on pp. 25-29.
TIMER SET/ICHECK
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During timer recording,
/ STAND BY indicator lights.
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