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your component(s).
owner' s manuals.
BUTTON
DESCRIPTION
TV
VCR
CABLE
AUDI(
ON/OFF
On or Off
0
0
0
0
VCR1
Operates First VCR
0
VCR2
Operates Second VCR
l
AUDIO
Operates one audio
l
component
CABLE
Operates cable box
0
TV
Operates television
0
REW
Rewind
0
0
FF
Fast Forward
0
0
STOP
Stops Function
0
0
PLAY
Starts Function
0
0
REC*
Record Function
0
0
TV/VCR
Record one channel
0
while watching another
PROG
Program Function
n
PAUSE
Pauses Function
0
0
DISPLAY
Displays on-screen menu
n
n
CLEAR
Clears on-screen display
w
n
ID
Identity
0
0
0
0
PC/ENTR
Previous Channel/Enter
n
CHAN
Channel Up and Down
0
0
0
0
VOL
Volume
0
0
0
-and+
Menu
n
VIDEO
Display Video Functions
n
AUDIO
Display Audio Functions
n
SETUP
Display Setup Functions
n
MUTE
Blocks Volume
0
PIP
Picture-in-Picture
n
SWAP
Swaps PIP
n
B&ton Functions & Component Compatibility,
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The buttons with a 0 beside them in
The buttons with a w beside them may
the chart below indicate which func-
tion can work with which component.
operate selected models of RCA and
(Ex. The ON/OFF function can work
GE components
only. They will
with a TV, VCR, Cable Box or Audio
probably not control other brands, but
Component).
The age, brand, model
you should experiment
with your
and type of component
may prevent it
brand component
to determine if these
:
from responding
to all the function
buttons have any effect.
Complete
c
buttons.
Experiment
with each button
operating details for these buttons can
to determine the exact function for
be found in selected RCA and GE
*The REC button is recessed by design to help prevent accidental recordings.
Additionally,
certam brands of VCR' s
may
require you to press both the REC and PLAY
buttons simultaneously
to start the VCR recording
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