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Introduction
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Features
Welcome to your VCR owner's man-
• HQ (High Quality) System
• Automatic
Channel Setting
• On-Screen
Displays in English or Spanish
• Automatic
Tracking
• One Touch Recording
• Unattended
(Timer) Recording
With or Without VCR Plus+
• Special Effects Playback:
Forward and Reverse Searching;
Still, Slow
• Wireless Remote Control with TV Control Possibility
• Repeat Playback
• Real Time Counter
• Automatic
Daylight-Saving
Time Adjustment
Safety Precautions
Warning: To prevent fire or shock hazard,
do not expose this
equipment
to rain or moisture.
FCC Warning: Any unauthorized
changes or modifications
to
this equipment
voids the user's authority
to operate it.
This VCR, equipped
with a HQ (high
quality)
system,
is compati-
ble with existing
VHS
(video
home
system)
equipment.
Philips Consumer
Electronics
Company
recommends
that you
use only video cassette tapes that have been tested and inspected
for use in two, four, six and eight hour VCRs, and which are
labeled with the _
mark. The use of tapes that have not been
inspected for use in two, four, six and eight hour VCRs may result
in poor picture quality and excessive
deposits on the video heads,
which may not be covered by the warranty if damage occurs.
Note to the CATV System Installer: This reminder is provided to
call the CATV system installer's
attention to Article 820-40
of
the NEC, which provides
guidelines
for proper grounding
- in
particular,
specifying
that ground cable shall be connected
to the
grounding
system of the building,
as close as to the point of cable
entry as possible.
Copyright
1995 Philips
Consumer
Electronics
Company.
All
rights
reserved.
ual.
This
manual
was designed
for
you.
When
looking
through
it, it will
help
you
to keep
several
things
in
mind.
One, this manual
is divided
into four
sections.
The Getting
Started
section
guides
you
through
the initial
setup
and simple
operations
of your
VCR.
The
Operating
Your
VCR
section
shows
you where
all of the VCR
and
remote
control
controls
and explains
on-screen
displays.
The Doing
More
section
guides
you through
the more
advanced
features
of
your
VCR.
Finally,
the
Information
You
May
Need
section
provides
information
you
may
or may
not
need
- other
• hookups,
for
example,
and
trouble
checks.
Two, the instructions
follow
a simple
format.
Detailed
steps
explaining
operations
are on the outside
edges
of
pages.
Illustrations
accompanied
by
brief
steps
explaining
operations
are
on
the
inside
edges
of
pages.
Additional
information
can be found
in boxes
labeled
NOTES
along
the
lower
edges
of pages.
Finally, never be afraid to try a fea-
ture!
You cannot
hurt your VCR
by trying any of the features
in this
manual!
So read
on - and
relax.
Before
doing
anything
else,
record
the
]vcR's
model
and serial
numbers
in the
] spaces provided
on page
two.
These num-
] bers
will help us assist you if you ever call
•]for
help.
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