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VCR
GB
1
VCR
DVD
VCR
TV VOL.
PROG/TRK
OPEN/CLOSE
MUTE
6
REC
SPEAKER
TEST
ANGLE
TITLE
SPEED
REPEAT
OPEN/CLOSE
MUTE
MENU
INFO.
Protecting a Recorded Cassette
Recording a Programme Immediately
TV
INPUT
4
AMP VOL.
4
F.ADV / STEP
AUDIO
TV/VCR
SOUND MODE SOUND EFFECT
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
TIMER
MARK
5
INDEX
F.ADV / STEP
AUDIO
7
RETURN
CLEAR
/A. DUB
28
Video cassettes have a safety tab to prevent accidental erasure.
When this tab has been removed, you cannot record on the tape.
1
If you wish to protect a cassette, break off the tab using a small
screwdriver.
2
To re-record over a protected cassette (safety tab broken), cover
the hole with adhesive tape.
Before recording a programme, you must have preset the corres-
ponding station (unless you are recording via an external video
source). If you have not done so, refer to pages 19 and 20.
1
Switch on the television.
2
To monitor the programme being recorded, select the television
channel reserved for use with your DVD-VCR (or the AV input if
used).
3
Insert the cassette on which the programme is to be recorded,
with the window visible and the safety tab intact or the opening
covered with adhesive tape.
Result:
The DVD-VCR is switched on automatically.
4
Select:
The station to be recorded using the PROG (
Result:
The station number is displayed and the programme
can be seen on the television.
5
Select the recording speed by pressing the SPEED button as
many times as required (see page 27).
6
Hold REC (
) down for a while to start recording.
Result:
The record indicator appears on the television and DVD-
VCR display. An index is recorded on the tape (see
page 34).
7
To stop recording, press
If your DVD-VCR ejects the cassette when you start
recording, check to make sure that the cassette's
safety tab is intact or that the opening (created by a
broken safety tab) is covered with adhesive tape.
If you reach the end of the tape while recording, the
cassette rewinds automatically.
or
) buttons
once.
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