Setting The Video Channel - Philips Show View VR1600 User Manual

Setting the Video Channel

The Video Channel (RF Output Channel) is the channel on which your TV receives picture and sound signals from the
VCR through the RF cable.
IMPORTANT
Perform the following steps only if –
– Video Channel Set has not been done correctly by the Auto Set Up function. ( P.12)
– you set up the VCR's tuner by Follow TV ( P.14) instead of using the Auto Set Up function.
– interference appears in the TV picture after you have moved to a different area or a new station has started
broadcasting in your area.
– you change the connection between your VCR and TV from RF connection to Scart or S-Video connection, or vice
versa.
1
Make sure the VCR is turned off and no cassette is inserted.
2
Turn on the TV, and tune it to any UHF channel (between 22 and 69) you want to use as the video channel on the TV.
• Select a channel not used in your area.
3
Press STOP/EJECT 7 /0 on the front panel for more than 5 seconds.
The following indication appears on the display.
4 Press PROGRAMME 5/∞ on the front panel to select an appropriate TV system number for your area.
2. For D/K (For Magyarorszag, Ceska Republika, Polska, or other Eastern Europe).
1. For B/G (For other countries).
5
Press OK/STATUS on the remote control.
The channel number starts flashing on the display.
6 Press PROGRAMME 5/∞ on the front panel to select the channel you have tuned on the TV as the video channel in
step 2.
A test signal (two vertical white bars) appears on the TV.
7
Press OK/STATUS to finish the video channel setting.
To watch a picture from this VCR on the TV, select the same channel you have selected as the video channel (in step 2
above) on the TV.
TV system number starts flashing.
Channel number starts flashing.
Test signal
(two vertical white bars)
— 15 —
If you use SCART connection or S-Video connection,
you do not need the video channel so you have to set
the video channel to off. To turn it off, press
PROGRAMME ∞ (or ∞ on the remote control) until
"– –" appears on the channel number position.