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Chapter 3: OperatingYourVCR
Programming t he VCRto Receive TV Channels (cont.)
_Important:
[:>Important:
If you use automatic
programming
again, you will lose all of tile
manual
changes
you made. All of the channels
you deleted
will be
added; all of the channels
you added will be deleted.
Selectinga channel
Now that you have programmed
your channels,
and added or
deleted
some, you will want to be able to select channels.
(If you
have not yet programmed
your channels,
see page 29, "Program-
ming channels
automatically".)
There
are two ways to select channels:
sequentially
or directly.
selecting channels sequentially
Press
the CHANNEL
buttons
on the remote
control or on the
VCR front panel. This will cycle through
the channels
in sequen-
tial numerical
order.
selecting channels directly
You can select channels
directly
by using the number
buttons
on
the remote
control. For example,
to choose channel
23, press the
"2" button,
then the "3" button.
To select a single digit channel,
such as channel
5, press the "0"
button,
then the number
button,
"5." You can also press the
number
button
"5," then press ENTER.
The VCR can receive VHF channels
2-13, UHF channels
14-69,
and cable channels
1-125.
If you enter numbers
other than these,
the channel
will not change.
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Recording
Your new VCR offers a wide variety
of recording
options
that take
full advantage
of our advanced
electronics.
This section
tells you
about the following recording
procedures:
• Recording
a current
broadcast,
• Programming
your VCR to record,
• Using
One-Touch
Recording
(OTR),
'_ Using One Key Programming,
• Using
Quick Program,
and
• Notes about programmed
recording.
Recordinga current broadcast
Beforeyoubegin,youneedto know:
• how to view the picture
coming from your VCR. (See page
21.)
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