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Programming the VCRto ReceiveTV Channels
Before your VCR can receive television
channels,
you need to
program
all of the channels
you can receive into your VCR.
Fortunately,
our menu system
makes
this an easy process_
This section
will also explain
some other charnel-related
func-
tions. This section
explains:
• Programming
channels
automatically,
• Adding
and deleting
channels,
and
• Selecting
a channel.
Programming channels automatically
Using this process, your VCR will automatically
tune in all of the
television
stations
you can receive. You can later get rid of un.-
wanted
or unused
stations.
:
A special noteto
cable box subscribers
If your local cable box company
scrambles
some or ai1 stations,
and/or requires
you to use a cable box, then: your ability
to pro-
gram channels
will be limited.
The cable bex receives
alI of your
channels
and then sends only one to your _2z (and your
VCR),
usually
on channel
3 or 4.
If your cable box or cable system
seems
incompatible
with your
new VCR, call your cable company.
They may be able to provide
solutions
to your problems.
Before you begin, you should:
• have completed
all connections
between
your VCR, TV, and
cable or antenna;
(see page 11)
• know how to view the picture
coming from your VCR; (see
page 21) and
• know how to use the menus.
(See page 27.)
To program
channels
automatically:
O
Set the VCR's input to tuner.
To do this, press the INPUT
button
on the remote
control
until a channel
number
appears
on the screen or on the front panel
fluore:_cent
display
Press the MENU button
on the remote
cc,ntrol. You will see
the "VCR Main Menu" on the TV screen.
_VCR:Hain_Menu
...._: .....
Your choices are:
Program
to
record
Search
by
time
Search to
blank
Use_ADJUST
to
select.
and
E_TER:
Press
MENU
to
exit
menus
O
Use the JOG/AD_JST
buttons
to move the cursor
next to
"First
Time Set-Up."
Press the ENTER
barton
on the remote
control.
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