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Mains supply
Consumed power
Clock autonomy
Dimensions (W/H/D)
Weight
Functioning conditions
Tape heads
Tuner
Reception band
Frequency ranges
Colour system
Reception norms
Number of storable channels
Modulator
Remote control
Menu language
Automatic functions
Tapes
Identifying and correcting problems
If you have any problems, check the counter measure for each symptoms listed below. If the problem persists, note your
VCR Model Number and Serial Number which can be found on the back of your VCR. Contact your nearest authorized
service centre or dealer for assistance.
VCR set cannot be turned on.
Intermittent or no remote operation.
Snowy picture.
Noisy sound.
Dotted lines or stripes Spotted picture
(crosstalk.) Lines or streaks in picture
(interference).
Double images or"ghosts".
Good picture.
Noisy sound.
No picture.
No. sound.
Recording is impossible:
In our efforts to improve the quality of our products, we reserve the right to change their features. The information contained in these
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instructions are therefore liable to change and are not contractual.
Technical features
200 to 240 V ±10% - 50/60 Hz
22 W when ON - 3 W in ECO. MODE
approx. 30 minutes
393 x 90 x 307,5 mm
approx. 4.0 kg
+5°C to +40°C - Surrounding humidity: 80 % maximum
Video - 4 rotary heads
Audio - 2 rotary heads (HiFi) - 1 fixed head (mono)
PLL, VPS/PDC Type
I-III-IV Hertzian (aerial)
Inter-band (cable network)
Hyper-band (cable network)
45 to 855,25 MHz
PAL - SECAM - MESECAM
Playing of an NTSC tape on TV PAL 60Hz
LL' - BG
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UHF - Channel 21 to 69 - Pre-set at the factory on channel 60
Standard G - K
Infrared 33 Khz - Batteries 2 x 1,5 V (AAA)
French
On (using any key)
Play (with protected tape)
Rewinding (at the end of the tape)
Long play (LP)
VHS format - Rewinding time: 105s with E 180
1. Make sure the power cord plug is inserted in an AC power outlet.
2. Ensure the Power On/Off switch is on.
1. Aim the remote control directly at the VCR. Nothing should be blocking the
remote control and the VCR.
2. Use new batteries. The batteries in the remote control may be weak or dead.
1. Check your aerial or cable VCR connection.
2. Check the antenna connection on the VCR and on the wall.
1. This may be caused by local interference (e.g. cars, neon signs, hair dryers,
personal computer, audio devices, handphone, radio stations, etc.). Try moving
the interfering equipment or adjust the aerial antenna.
1. A highly directional antenna may improve the Picture. This may be caused by
reflections from nearby mountains or building.
1. Check the transmission standard selected for the current VCR programme.
1. Ensure the power On/Off switch is on.
2. Check the antenna connection.
1. See if the safety tab of the cassette isn't broken.
2. Check if you have properly performed the steps for the preparation of your
recording as set out on page 7.
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