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t Viewingthe PictureComingfrom YourVCR
This is the most important
part of using your VCR, but often the
most confusing:
how do you view a picture
coming from the VCR?
Beforeyou begin,you shouldknow:
• whether you are viewing an "Older TV" or a "Modern TV"
(See page 21.)
Viewingthe picture comingfrom your VCR if you are using an
olderTV
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Turn on your TV and tune it to channel
3 or 4.
Turn on the VCR by pressing
the POWER
button.
Check to see if the "VCR" light on the front panel display
is
lit. If it is not lit, press the VCRITV button
until it is lit. You
are viewing the picture
from your VCR!
With this set-up,
you will use the VCRITV button
when recording,
when viewing tapes
or broadcast
stations
through
your VCR, or
before using the VCR's menus.
You also use the VCR/TV button
to switch back to normal
TV viewing.
[>Important:
If you are using an older TV, then the "RF converter"
setting
of
the "Customize
choices" menu must be turned
to ON. You don't
need to use the VCRITV button
when viewing
tapes. (See page
65.)
Viewingthe picture comingfrom your VCR if you are using a
modernTV
Turn on your TV and switch it to the correct external
input.
(For most Mitsubishi
TVs, this means
pressing
the TV's
INPUT
button
until you see the words "Ext-l"
or "Input-l"
on
the screen.)
Turn the VCR on by pressing
the POWER
button.
You are viewing
the picture
from your VCR!
If you wish to return
to normal
TV viewing,
switch your TV's
input
back to its previous
position.
E>Important:
DImportant:
If you are using a modern
TV, be sure to set the "RF converter"
of
the "Customize
choices" menu to OFF to prevent
noise in the
picture.
(See page 65.)
If your system
includes
a home theater
receiver
or an A/V
receiver,
refer to your home theater
receiver's
owner's
guide.
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