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Chapter1: Gettingto KnowYourVCR
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stereo
indicator
(ST)
This lights up when the VCR is receiving
a
stereo signal.
lock
light
(LOCK)
This lights up when the "Child Lock"
feature
is in use.
counter
display
This displays
either
the current
time or
how long the tape has run. The counter
is
automatically
set to 0H00M00S when a new
tape is loaded.
The current
time is dis-
played whenever
the VCR is turned
off,
when no tape is in the VCR, or when you
press the DISPLAY
button.
digital
tracking
light
(DTR)
This will flash when you first play a new
cassette,
indicating
that the VCR is
adjusting
the tracking.
When tracking
is
finished,
it will glow steadily.
If you adjust
the tracking
manually,
it will turn off.
(_) play
light
(PLAY)
This lights up when the VCR is playing
a
tape.
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index
light
This will flash when you are writing
an
index mark or light up when you begin
searching
for an index mark.
audio
monitor
lights
These
lights display which audio
channel(s)
you are listening
to.
SAP indicator
(SAP)
This will light up to indicate
that
the
channel
you are watching
has a Separate
Audio Program,
or SAP. )m SAP is an
alternative
soundtrack
to the program
you
are watching.
The SAY' is often another
language.
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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.
TV button
(TV)
Your VCR remote
control
can be used to control
most of the functions
of many brands
of televi-
sions.
After setting
up your remote
for your
particular
brand
of television,
press this button
when you want
to use the remote
to operate
your
television.
See your TV owner's
guide for more
information
about operating
your TV.
(_) number
buttons
Use these
buttons
to select television
stations.
input
button
(INPUT)
Press this button
to select between
the
antenna
and any other' video equipment
that may be connected.
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function
button
(AUDIO/VIDEO)
Press this button
to adjust
the VCR's
audio and video functions.
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