Initial Setup - RCA VR555 User Manual

Thomson
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STEP 5: TUNE THE TV
Tune the TV to the VCR viewing
channel. The VCR viewing
channel is channel 3 or 4 orthe
TV's video input.
If you connect your VCR using the ANTENNA connectors
with RF coaxial cable, set the 3 CH. 4 switch to channel 3
or channel 4 -- the channel you want to use on your TV.
If connecting
the VCR using the Audio/Video
(AN) jacks
with A/V cables, select the TV's video line input with
the remote control's
INPUT button to see the signal
(see "How to Find Your TV's Video Input Channel"
in the
References section of this manual for more information).
STEP 6: TURN
ON THE VCR
Press POWER on the VCR's front panel or the
VCR button
on
the remote control to turn on the VCR. The first time the VCR is
turned
on, a menu screen appears. This is the start of an
interactive
set up which helps you pick different
options for
your VCR.
STEP 7: INITIAL
SETUP
The first on-screen menu during the initial set up asks which
language
you prefer to use for your VCR. Use the remote
control's
number buttons
to select options.
Select
a
Language.
Selecclone
un
idioma.
Choisissez
une
Langue.
1 English
2
EspanoL
3
Franca_s
1.
Press 1 for English, 2 for EspaSol(Spanish),
or 3 for Fran_ais
(French).
The remaining
menus throughout
the set up will appear in the
chosen language.
Just follow
the step-by-step
procedures
until
setup is complete.
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When using the ANT IN and RF OUT
jacks to connect your VCR, tune your
TV to channel 3 or 4.
The 3-4 switch on the back of the
VCR determines which TV channel
is used to see VCR output.
When using the AUDIO/VIDEO jacks
to connect your VCR, tune your TV to
the TV's video input channel with the
INPUT button on your remote control.
For more information
about video
line input, see, "How to Find Your
TV's Video Input Channel" in the
References section of this manual.
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