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tape speed lights (SP, EP)
This will light to indicate the tape speed
you are using when playing or recording.
"SP" indicates standard play; "EP" indi-
cates extended play.
programmed recording light
This lights up when the VCR is off and
you have programmed the VCR to record.
channel display
This displays the cable channel, broadcast
channel, or input you have selected. The
cable tuning light (m) will light up when
your VCR is set to receiving cable broad-
casts.
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Perh_cTape
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light (PT)
This will flash when the PerfecTape
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test
is in progress. It will light steadily when
the test is completed.
play and record light and cassette
status symbol
These light up when Lhe VCR is playing a
tape or recording ]?he symbol ([-"-]) will
light up when a tape is in the VCR. The
dashes in the center of the symbol simu-
late the movement of the tape when
playing and recording.
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power button (POWER)
Press this button to turn the VCR on or
off. If you have programmed the VCR to
record, you need to turn the VCR off.
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volume controls (VOLUME)
Press the bottom hal:_ of this button
(indicated by the down arrow) to lower the
volume of the TV; press the top half
(indicated by the up arrow) to raise the
volume.
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mute button (MUTE)
Press this button to turn off the sound of
the TV completely or to restore it to its
previous volume.
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VCRWV button (VCRfFV)
Press this button to _;witch between the
VCR's tuner and the TV's tuner. When
you select "VCR," you change channels on
the VCR; when yo_ select "TV," you
change channels on the TV.
@_2 number buttons
Use these buttons to select TV stations or
set Quick searching time.
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cancel button (CANCEL)
Use this button to cancel selections on the
on-screen menus or to reset the counter
display to "0H00M00S."
record button (REC)
Press this button to _;tart recording. When
recor,Jing, you can u_;e the button to add a
manual index mark.