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About
the VCR Plus+ system
This handy feature makes timed recording a snap. You don't need to enter
the specific channel, date, time, or duration of a program. All you enter is its
PlusCode programming
number-
a number of up to eight digits. This special
code is easy to find in your favorite TV program guide or daily newspaper.
Here's a sample page from TV Guide showing PlusCode numbers next to
each program.
Your local channels may be different from the VCR Plus+ channel codes. To
get ready to record with the VCR Plus+ system you need to assign your local
broadcast and cable channel numbers to the VCR Plus+ channel codes
already stored in your VCR's memory. This is called channel setup and you
do it using the on-screen Easy Guide System and the following step-by-step
instructions.
Then you will be ready to begin VCR Plus+ recording, also using
the on-screen Easy Guide System.
VCR Plus+ ®and PlusCode ®are trademarks of Gemstar Development
Corporation.
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Channel
setup
Before you begin
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Look for a listing like this one ip
your local "IV program guide or
Sunday newspaper "IV section.
Notice the small numbers to the
right of the station name.
These are the VCR Plus+channel
numbers that you will use in the
channel setup procedure.
VVl'TV (Ind,) 04
VCR Plus+ Channels
WRTV (ABC) 06 _"
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(Pesl
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WXIN (Fox)_3O
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Arts & Entertainment
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Network 39
Cable News Network 42
The Discovery Channel 37
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Make a list of the VCR Plus+
EXAMPLE
channel numbers and the Channel
numbers you are receiving them
on. If there are any differences,
YOUR channel numbers must be
assigned to the corresponding
VCR Plus+ numbers.
(See Example)
Note in the example that the
channel numbers are the same
except for 20 (received on channel
8) and 42 (received on channel 38).
These two channels must be
assigned.
VCR Plus+
Channel Number
O4
O4
(ind.)
O6
06
(ABC)
20
(PBS)
08
42
38
(Cable News
Network)
47
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