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OPERATING HINTS ....
oAfter
you have finished using the VCR, rewind,
eject and remove the cassette. Place the cassette
in its protective sleeve to protect it from dust. It is
not necessary
to rewind
the cassette
before
removing it, but if you do, it will be ready to play or
record the next time you use it.
• Be sure the VCR "CHANNEL" selector is on the
correct channel you wish to record. The channel
that is being recorded can always be checked by
setting the television on the VCR channel (3 or 4)
and setting the "VCR/TV" selector to "VCR".
o AIways reset the "COUNTER" to "0:00-00" when
you start using a cassette. Make a note on the
cassette
what number
the "COUNTER"
reads
when the recording is finished if less than the full
program material at the end of the first recording.
Any other locations on the tape can be noted on
the cassette
label also, if desired
so you can
quickly locate them later.
VCR TO VCR DUBBING
• Do not attempt
to hook
up more than
one
television
set to the VCR for either recording or
playback.
• ERASE PREVENTION TAB
If you wish to save
a recording
and prevent
accidental erasure, remove the erase prevention
tab from the cassette. This will prevent recording
on the cassette. Later, if you wish to record, stick
two layers of cellophane tape over the opening.
If you wish to exchange or copy some of your friend's favorite home recordings, the following instructions
can
be used to connect on VCR to another for this purposed.
CONNECTIONS
Connecting Cables are not supplied except as notated.
VCR 1: To playback
_
VCR 2: To record
"AUDIO OUT" (L, R)
"AUDIO IN" (L, R)
VCR 1: To Play
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IDIn
|
"VIDEO IN" I
VCR 2: To Record
1. Connect VIDEO OUT/AUDIO
OUT of VCR 1 to
VIDEO IN/AUDIO IN of VCR 2.
2. Set Input Select Button of VCR 2 to A/V mode.
3. Play the tape on VCR 1 and record it on VCR 2.
NOTE:
If you connect the "VHF/UHF OUTPUT" connector of
VCR 2 to the "TV ANT" connector, as illustrated, and
press the "VCR/I-V" selector
to turn the "_]
"
indicator on, the picture being dubbed by VCR 2 can
be monitored.
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