Presetting The Stations Automatically - Samsung DVD-V18000 Instruction Manual

VCR

Presetting the Stations Automatically

Language : English
Your DVD-VCR contains a built-in tuner used to receive television
GB
broadcasts.
Install
User Set
You must preset the stations received through the tuner. This can be
Auto Power Off : Off
done:
Screen Messages : On
You can store up to 80 stations.
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Install
Auto Setup
Manual Setup
2
TV System : G
VCR Output CH : CH 36
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4
Auto Setup
5
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Press OK to continue
Menu to exit
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Auto Setup
Please Wait
15%
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20
You do not need to preset the stations if you have already
set them automatically (see Plug & Auto Set Up on page 15).
Plug & Auto Set up (see page 14)
Automatically
Manually (see page 21)
After pressing the MENU, press the OK or ❿ .
Result: The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the corresponding , buttons to select the
Install
❷
option.
Press the OK or ❿ to select this option.
Result: The Install menu is displayed.
Press the corresponding or buttons, until the Auto Setup
❷
is selected.
And then press the OK or ❿ to select this option.
Result: A message appears, indicating that any channels
already preset on your DVD-VCR will be deleted.
Press OK button.
Result: A message appears, indicating that any channels
already preset on your VCR will be deleted.
Press OK to start the auto scanning.
Result: The Please Wait indication highlight on the
television screen.
The first frequency band is scanned and the first
station found is displayed and stored.
The DVD-VCR then searches for the second station
and so on.
When the automatic scanning procedure has
finished, the DVD-VCR switches automatically to
programme 1.
The number of stations automatically stored by the DVD-
VCR depends on the number of stations that it has found.
If you wish to cancel the auto scanning before the end, press the
MENU button to exit the menu.
Once the auto scanning procedure has finished, some
stations may have been stored more than once; select
the stations with the best reception and delete the ones
no longer required (see page 22).