Presetting The Stations Automatically - Samsung SV-270GX Instruction Manual

Presetting the Stations Automatically

You do not need to preset the stations if
you have already set them automatically
(see Plug & Auto Set Up on page 10).
Your VCR contains a built-in tuner used to
receive television broadcasts.
You must preset the stations received through
the tuner. This can be done:
Plug & Auto Set up (see page 10)
Automatically
Manually (see page 13)
You can store up to 80 stations.
To enable the VCR to decode a
scrambled TV station, the decoder
must be activated after the scan
(see pages 13).
1
Press the MENU button on the remote control.
Result: The programming menu is displayed.
2
Press the corresponding
select the INSTALLATION option.
3
Press the OK button to select this option.
Result: The INSTALLATION menu is displayed.
4
Press the corresponding
the AUTO SET UP option is selected. And then
press the ❿ button to select this option.
5
Press the or buttons to select your country.
❷
(SV-675GX/ SV-671GX only)
The VCR searches for the stations
according to a preset preference list
corresponding to the country that you have
selected.
6
Press the corresponding
select the your SYSTEM SELECT. Press the
OK button to start this option.
7
Press OK to start the auto scanning.
Result: The PLEASE WAIT indication flashes
on the television screen.
The first frequency band is scanned
and the first station found is displayed
and stored.
The VCR then searches for the second
station and so on.
When the automatic scanning
procedure has finished, the VCR
switches automatically to programme1.
or ➛, ❿ buttons to
,
❷
or buttons, until
❷
or buttons to
❷
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The number of stations automatically
stored by the VCR depends on the
number of stations that it has found.
8
If you wish to cancel the auto scanning before the
end, press the MENU button three times to exit the
menu.
Once the auto scanning procedure
has finished, some stations may
have been stored more than once;
select the stations with the best
reception and delete the ones no
longer required (see page 13).