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t Using
the Active
A/V Network
Feature
This A/V Network
is a special feature
that makes
it earlier to use
your television
and other Mitsubishi
A/V components
together.
When you connect the A/V Network,
you. can point the cemote
control
at the television,
and it will pass the remote
control
com-
mand to other components.
You will gain even more benefits
if you have a Mitsubishi
VCR
equipped
for the Active A/V Network.
The Active A/V Network
allows you to perform
many of the commonly
used features
of your
system
at the press of just one button.
This section explains
the
various
features
of the Active A/V Network.
before
you begin
_
If you have installed
TV GUIDE Plus+
on your TV, you can use the
1
IVCR Plus+
feature
to control
your VCR for recording,
j
• You must have connected
an A/V Network
cable frc.m the Active
A/V Network
terminal
of your TV to the "AN Network
IN"
terminal
of your VCR. See "TV+Mitsubishi
Products
that Have
A/V Network
Terminals"
in Chapter
2.
• You must have connected
your VCR to INPUT-1
of your TV.
• You must have set your TV A/V Network
setting
to Active or
Basic.
See "Setting
the A/V Network."
in Chapter
3.
• Your VCRs remote
control
settings
should be set tc VCR-A.
• Your VCR video mute setting
should be turned
ON.
what
the Active
AN Network
does
The Active A/V Network
makes it easier
and faster to use the VCR
Play command.
_Important:
When using the Active A/V Network,
you should always point your
remote
control at your television.
_>Important:
If the TV is not receiving
a signal
on INPUT-l,
it will automati-
cally turn
offin
about one to two minutes.
If you use a TV menu
during
this time, the TV will turn
offin about five minutes
after
you stop using the menus.
using
the PLAY button
When you press PLAY on the remote:
• Active A/V Network
will turn your VCR on and be_n
playing
the tape (if any).
• Active A/V Network
will turn your TV on and switch it to
INPUT-1.
• when
you turn your TV off, your VCR will turn off, _m!ess it is
playing
or recording.
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Using
the Active A/V Network
Feature
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