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Broadcast/VHS Hi-Fi Stereo System
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The VCR is connected to a stereo TV, or a mono TV and stereo amp or receiver with speakers.
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The VCR and other components are plugged in and turned on.
Connections
to Make
In from
Antenna
Mono TV
or
Stereo TV
Stereo AMP
or Receiver
When recording, you may monitor in
stereo, by connecting the VCR to
either a stereo TV, or a mono sound
TV with stereo amp and speakers.
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Receivable Broadcast Types
The following are possible broadcast types with their accompanying on-screen
displays. The signal(s) not being received is enclosed in parenthesis. The
currently selected audio mode is indicated with an arrow. To change the audio
mode for listening to, or recording these broadcasts, follow the steps on page 25.
Push DISPLAY
to display the broadcast
signal currently
being received
on-screen.
MT$
Stereo
and
SAP
broadcast
Multi-channel Television Sound Stereo
(main language) and Second Audio Program
(second language) broadcasts are being
received simultaneously. Select the STEREO
or SAP audio mode as desired.
MTS
Stereo
broadcast
Multi-channel Television Sound Stereo
broadcast is being received.
SAP
broadcast
Second Audio Program (second language)
broadcast is being received. Select SAP
audio mode for the second language.
STOP
12:00AM
WNET
0:00:00
STEREO
÷
SLP
SAP
MONO
STOP
12:00AM
WNET
0:00:00
STEREO
_
SLP
(SAP)
MONO
STOP
12:00AM
WNET
0:00:00
(STEREO)
SLP
SAP
MONO
MONO
broadcast
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STOP
12: 00AM
0:00:00WNET
Normal
monaural
sound broadcast
is
ICSTEREOI
SLP
being
received.
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• If a stereo broadcast is weak and the display
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flickers, you may want to select the MONO
audio mode for better results.
• When recording, the currently selected broadcast sound is always recorded
on the left and right Hi-Fi tracks as well as the normal monaural track. This
means your tapes can be played back on Hi-Fi as well as non-Hi-Fi VCRs.
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