TVCR210 - Video cassette player DAEWOO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TVCR210 DAEWOO

Please keep the video machine's guarantee card and receipt safe for warranty purposes.

Precautions

Read carefully through this manual to familiarize yourself with this high-quality video recorder.
Make sure the rating of your household electricity supply matches that shown on the back of the video recorder.
Refer to this chapter and the "Initial installation" chapter to help you install and adjust your video recorder.

Do not ...

... expose the video recorder to high levels of humidity and heat, to avoid the risk of fire and electric shock.
... open the video recorder. Have a qualified technician carry out repairs.
... connect the video recorder to the power supply if you have just moved it from a cold to warm environment. This can result in condensation inside the recorder and cause serious damage to the machine and cassettes. Wait around two hours to allow it to reach room temperature.

Make sure ...

... the recorder is placed on a steady, flat surface.
... the recorder should be placed at least 10cm apart from the other home appliances or the obstacles to get sufficient ventilation.
... you clean the recorder only with a soft, lint-free cloth; do not use aggressive or alcohol-based cleaning agents.
... you disconnect the power supply if the recorder appears to be working incorrectly, is making an unusual sound, has a strange smell, has smoke emitting from it or liquids have got inside it. Have a qualified technician check the recorder.
... you disconnect the power supply and aerial if you will not be using the recorder for a long period or during a thunderstorm.
This apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on this apparatus.

For your own safety!

There are no components in this video recorder you can service or repair yourself.
Do not open the case of the video recorder. Only allow qualified personnel to repair or service your set.
This video recorder is designed for continuous operation. Switching it off does not disconnect it from the mains (stand-by). To disconnect it from the mains, you have to unplug it.
Recording any copyright protected material may infringe a copyright.

Contents

Controls

The remote control unit 2

The machine, On screen display 3

Initial installation

Connecting up the video recorder, Fitting the remote control's batteries 4

Setting up the video cassette recorder 5

Playing cassettes

Playing back 6

Still, Variable picture search, Variable slow motion, Accessing new recordings (index scan) 7

OSD (On Screen Display) ON & OFF, CM Skip 8

Recording cassettes

Setting time and date 9

Simple recording 10

One touch recording (OTR) 11

More functions

Normal timer recording 12

Timer Review - changing and erasing 13

Clock/Counter display, Remaining time and Cassette length, Accessing counter zero position, Resetting the counter to zero 14

Child lock, Cassettes, and 15

Tuning in new stations

Tuning 16

Station names 17

Sorting programme locations, Clearing programme locations 18

Connections and copying

To the TV via antenna cable (if you are not using a RCA cable) 19

Copying,Assembling 20

Appendix

Brief instruction for experienced users 21/22

Before you ask a specialist 23

Index, Technical data 24

• On the following pages, the pictures show the buttons you press on the remote control to perform the function, and what you should see in the On Screen Display or machine display (if present).

CONTROLS

The buttons to use are marked on the following pages.

The remote control is the principle means of control, but the main playback and record functions are also available on the front of the machine.
Press any button to turn on the power.

The remote control unit

power on/off

number buttons to select programmes (stations) or to type in numbers

this button is not available for this set

this button is not available for this set

a button for selecting input sources for recording: TV stations – input sockets

You can select the external line by using “00”, “AV”, or “PR+/-” button. (refer to page 20)

clock/counter on-screen display

this button is not available for this set

this button is not available for this set

CM skip button to cue the tape for 30 seconds

pause (record), still (playback)

playback start

playback stop

rewinding/fast forwarding a cassette from stop, or picture search backwards/forwards from playback mode

the record or OTR button (One Touch Recording means: each time you press the button recording is extended by 30 minutes) to eject the cassette

a button that doubles the maximum recording time for very long recordings

the variable slow motion button the menu controls, programme (station) selection (PR +/-)

to search the beginnings of records (index)

this button is not available for this set

this button is not available for this set

Press any button to turn on the power.

CONTROLS

The machine

STANDBY/ON

STANDBY/ON

STOP/EJECT

playback stop and ejecting the cassette

VIDEO

front input sockets for connecting a camcorder

programme (station) selection

recording or OTR

(One Touch Recording means: each time you press the button recording is extended by 30 minutes)

rewinding / fast forwarding a cassette from Stop, or picture search backwards / forwards from playback mode.

playback start

On screen display

MENU

The video's menu system gives you easy-to-understand access to the less used functions such as tuning to stations, clock setting and more.

"Tape Control" Menu appears only when a tape is in the VCR.

The menus show you which button to press for the next step.

In addition, some other functions appear on screen temporarily.

• Though the "16:9 Set" is displayed on the screen, this function is not available for this set.

I n i t i a I INSTALLATION

The buttons to use are marked on the following pages.

Place your video

horizontally on a flat, steady base so that air can circulate around it for ventilation.
away from humidity and heat, magnetic fields, such as those from loudspeakers etc., and with no heavy objects placed on top.

Connecting up the video recorder

Switch off all components when connecting or disconnecting cables.

AC 230V~50Hz

Unplug the aerial cable from your TV and plug it into the "ANT. IN" socket of the video.

Plug the short coaxial cable provided into the "ANT.OUT" socket of the video and the aerial socket of the TV.

Plug a RCA cable into the "RCA" socket of the video and the AV socket on the TV if available.

This connection will provide best picture and sound quality.

Ask your dealer for an appropriate cable if you do not have one.

Without a RCA cable, you need to follow the steps described under "If you are not using a RCA cable" (right page and page 19).

Make sure the rating of the household mains supply matches the rating shown on the back of the video.

Now plug in the mains lead. The display of the video should now light.

Fitting the remote control's batteries

1.5 V (AAA)

Fit the batteries as shown by the pictures in the bay.

Protect your environment by returning used batteries to your dealer. Since batteries contain toxic substances they require special disposal methods.
Make sure the batteries are always of the same type and age, and remove them from the remote control if you are not using it for a long period.

Switch the TV on.
You can also start "Auto Search" in the menu "PR Preset" "Auto Search".
To tune in new stations (manual tuning) and to enter station names see page 16-18.

Setting up the video cassette recorder

You should see this picture the first time you switch on the TV and video.

OK for "Auto Search!".

"AUTO SEARCH" tunes in all the stations you can receive in your country and ...

... sorts them in an order common for your country.

Then type in the current time and date.

Should you wish the stations to have the same numbers as those used on the TV, follow the instructions in "Sorting programme locations" on page 18. Else ...
exit the basic installation function and enjoy your video recorder.

If you don't see this picture, because you don't use a RCA cable, search this picture now (CH 52) with the station tuning functions of your TV set (see its user manual).
RF52 In case of interference problems on CH 52, type in an other transmission channel between 21 and 69 using the number buttons.

PLAYING

ca ssetes

Your TV and your video recorder are switched on.
To see the picture from your video, press the station button on the TV reserved for video input or the AV (Audio/Video) button.

Playing back

Load the cassette by pushing it smoothly and squarely into the cassette bay, with its windows pointing up.

Start playback.

Stop playback.

Eject the cassette.

Fast forward or rewind the cassette from stop.

When you load a protected cassette (e.g. pre-recorded film, see page 15) playback starts automatically.
PLAY switches back to normal playback.
During still, slow or search, you don't hear the sound.
If the still picture is jittering, you can steady it by using the PR + / - buttons.
You can reduce horizontal interference stripes resulting from inaccurate tracking (when playing tapes of poor quality or recorded on other machines) by using the PR + / - buttons during playback.
After approx. 5 minutes in still, the cassette plays back automatically.
- NTSC PLAYBACK on PAL TV: If you playback the tapes, which have been recorded on NTSC color system, on this VCR, you can watch the pictures on a PAL TV.
Clock / Counter / Remaining time - page 14.

Still

PLAS

Still picture from playback.

Each press of the button advances the picture one frame.

PLAY switches back to normal playback.

Variable picture search

VCR +5CH

Starting from playback you can control search speed in 2 steps either forwards ( ) or backwards () .

VCR -5CH

Press repeatedly.

PLAY switches back to normal playback.

Variable slow motion

SLOW

Starting from playback you can control slow motion speed in 6 steps (1/15, 1/10, 1/5, 1/30, 1/25, 1/20, 1/15, ...). Press repeatedly.

PLAY switches back to normal playback.

Accessing new recordings (index scan)

Access the beginning of recordings in the middle of the tape using the Index + / - function.

The video recorder automatically sets an electronic marker (index) at the beginning of each recording. It is these markers which the Index + / - function detects.

Select INDEX + or INDEX - to search forwards or backwards.

The video will now wind to the beginning of the first recording, play it for about 6 seconds then wind on to the next one.

When you see the recording you want, press PLAY.

PLAYING

ca s s e t t e s

OSD(On Screen Display) ON & OFF

This OSD (On Screen Display) indicates the channel program number and time information onto the television screen. The factory default is ON for this feature. If you do not wish to have such information shown during normal picture, follow the steps below and select the OSD OFF mode.

Call the video's "MAIN MENU".

Choose "VCR SETUP". And press the OK button.

Select "OSD ON/OFF".
If you want OSD OFF mode, select it and press OK button to confirm.
Then OSD characters are not displayed in the normal picture.

CM Skip

If you press [CM Skip] button on the remote control, tape advances for 30 seconds segment.

• Though the "16:9 Set" is displayed on the screen, this function is not available for this set.

Setting time and date

MENU

2x

CLOC

TIME - - -
DATE
0-9:SETUP (HOUR)
←/→:CORRECT MENU:END

2x

Call the video's "MAIN MENU",

choose "VCR Setup", then "Clock Set".

Move to the position you want to change and type in the new values.

Wait a few seconds after typing a one-digit number.

Store with OK button and exit with MENU button.

RECORDING

c a s s e t t e s

The TV stations on the video have been tuned in (page 5).
The video is switched on.
You can either watch the picture from the video on the TV by pressing the station button reserved for video input or the AV button, watch another TV station or switch off the TV altogether.

Simple recording

Load a cassette with its safety tab in place (see page 15).

Choose the station whose programme you want to record. If the programme you wish to record is very long, double the possible recording time with "LP" (Long Play).

Up to eight hours with an E-240 cassette.

REC

Start your recording.

REC

If you wish to interrupt recording briefly - then continue.

The video stops automatically, if pause exceeds five minutes.

P-01

2130

Stop your recording.

For timer recordings, clock, date, and stations must be set correctly.
Load a cassette with its safety tab in place (see page 15) and with sufficient free space for the recording.

RECORDING

c a s s e t t e s

One touch recording - OTR

RO:30

Choose the station you want and press the button once for every 30 minutes of programme you wish to record.

Up to ten hours are possible.

If you want to record from a source connected to your video see page 20.
To cancel OTR press the button (stop) more than 5 seconds.
Clock / Counter / Remaining time - page 14.

For timer recordings, clock, date, and stations must be set correctly.
Load a cassette with its safety tab in place (see page 15) and with sufficient free space for the recording.

Normal timer recording

2x

Call the video's "MAIN MENU", choose "Timer Program".

Decide if you want to record "Once", "Weekly" or "Daily"... and confirm.

Type in one after the other:

The programme location number;
the time the broadcast starts,
the time the broadcast ends,
the day of the broadcast, if it is not today.
Select LP if you wish to make a very long recording.

If you wish to make changes: Move to the position you want to change using the / buttons. Change the setting using the PR+/- or number buttons. If all setting are ok, press or , till you see "OK: confirm" in the bottom line.

Switch your video off.

Wait a few seconds after typing a one-digit-number
If you have made a mistake, move to the position you want to change using the / buttons and change the setting.
If programme timings overlap, the machine will give a warning message. If you don't adjust the times, the machine will record the first programme completely then continue with the second one.
If there is no sufficient free space for the recording on the cassette the video switches automatically to "LP" for double recording capacity.
The recorder will eject cassettes which have the safety tab removed (page15).
To cancel the normal timer recording, press (stop) button more than 5 seconds.

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Timer Review - changing and erasing

TIMER PROGRAM (ONCE)

PR 03
START TIME 21:20
END TIME 22:20
START DATE 14/04(SAT)TADE CDED 03

TAPE SPEED SP

0:ERASE
/ :CORRECT MENU:END

MENU

Call the video's "MAIN MENU",

choose "Timer Program".

Select the programming to change or erase.

If you want to erase this programming press

button 0, confirm with OK.

If you wish to make changes:

Move to the position you want to change using

the / buttons.

Change the settings using the PR + / - or number

buttons.

If all setting are ok, press

"OK: confirm" in the bottom line.

Confirm changes with OK. Exit the menus.

M O R E

f u n c t i o n s

The counter counts in real time from the point you load the cassette. This does not have to be its beginning! The counter does not count unrecorded parts of the tape.
If you rewind beyond the zero position, the counter counts in negative values (e.g. -0:01:15).

Clock / counter display

1x: Time and date+current status Time and date
2x: Counter+current status counter
3x: disappear If didn't wind tape (PLAY, FF, REW,...), it doesn't appear the tape remain time.

Remaining time and cassette length

Call the video's "MAIN MENU", choose "Tape Control".

When you want the video to show the time remaining from the current video tape position (to find out if there is sufficient space for a recording, for example).

To ensure the remaining time shown is accurate, select the length of cassette currently loaded by selecting this function until you reach the correct length.

Remaining time display is only possible when the cassette is loaded.

Accessing counter zero position

The video will wind to the position 0:00:00 and stop.

Resetting the counter to zero

Reset the counter.

Child lock

Press the button for about 5 seconds.

Your video can't be operated now, only timer recordings will be performed. Keep your remote control in a safe place.

To release child lock, press the button again for 5 seconds.

Cassettes

Use only good quality tape cassettes with the VHS logo.

Keep cassettes away from excessive moisture or dust, magnetic and electrical fields (loudspeakers and computer monitors, for example).
Always wind the tape to the beginning when you have finished. Store with the full spool at the bottom and with the cassette in its cover.

You can protect your precious recordings from being wiped by breaking out the safety tab on the side of the cassette (some cassettes have a slide).

Should you wish to re-use the tape after removing the tab, cover the hole with adhesive tape.

and ...

Dimmer

Your video recorder dims its display when switched to stand-by mode.

Auto power off

Your video recorder switches to stand-by when no tape is played and no station is received for more than 5 minutes.

Tuning NEW STATIONS

The TV and video recorder are switched on.
To see the picture from your video, press the station button on the TV reserved for video input or the AV (Audio / Video) button.
"AV" should not be selected with the AV button on the video.

Tuning

Call the video's "MAIN MENU", choose "PR Preset".

Select "Manual Set".

Choose any unused location number "----" or "P-xx" ... It's simplest to use the same location number on both the TV and video.

... and confirm.

Tune in the station you want.

Press button to see the picture.

If it isn't the station you want, or the picture is disturbed, carry on tuning.

Once you see the station you want, store it.

Tune in further stations (from step 3 onwards) or exit tuning mode.

Station names

If your video is showing no station name or is showing a station name incorrectly, you can correct this. Select "→: name correct" on the "MANUAL SET" menu.

MENU

F

OK

PR-

OK

PR+

PR-

PR+

OK

PR-

OK

MENU

2x

Call this menu (just see the left page),

if it isn't displayed.

MANUAL SET

PR01 P-01

PR+/NAME CHANGE

:NAME CREATE

OK:CONFIRM MENU:END

MANUAL SET

PR01 E-01

PR+/SELECT CHARACTER

←/→:SELECT (POSITION)

OK:CONFIRM MENU:END

Select "name correct".

Either select the name from the stored list ...

... or you select "→: name create" and enter a 4-digit name.

Change the letters with the PR + / - buttons, move

to the next letter with the / buttons.

MANUAL SET

→PR01 E-01 PR08 P-08

PRO2 P-02 PRO9 P-09 PD03 P-03 PD10 P-10

PRO3 P-03 PR10 P-10
PP04 P-04 PP11 P-11

PR04-P-04 PR11-11
PR05 P-05 PR12----

PRO6 P-06 PR13 ----

PRO7 P-07 PR14 ----

PR+/SELECT

OK:CONFIRM MENU

Store and exit.

The video's automatic tuning system usually produces the best results. In poor reception areas, fine tuning may improve reception. Choose the station and tune using the / buttons. Store, typing in the location number again.
Should you wish to tune in all the channels available in your region, please refer to page 5.
Should you wish to sort or clear stations, please refer to page 18.

Tuning NEW STATIONS

Sorting programme locations

If the location numbers used for programmes stored in your TV and video are different, you can change them on the video.
To do this, move the stations to the right numbers, until they are arranged the way you want.

Call the video's "MAIN MENU", choose "PR Preset" then "PR Align".

Select the programme to swap. Confirm.

Move the station to the desired location number. Confirm.

Clearing programme locations

Call the video's "MAIN MENU", choose "PR Preset" then "PR Erase".

Select the station (location number) you want to clear.

Review the picture.

Clear.

If you are using a RCA cable, select the AV input on the TV to see the picture from the video.
If you are not using a RCA cable, select the button number on the TV reserved for video input to see the picture from the video.

CONNECTIONS

and copying

To the TV via antenna cable (if you are not using a RCA cable)

If you are not using a RCA cable, your video can transmit pictures and sound to the TV via the coax aerial cable. Just tune the TV to the video's transmitting channel (factory set to UHF CH 52). Tune the TV carefully to ensure the best pictures and sound.

5 sec.

Once you have carried out the steps in "Connecting up the video recorder" (page 4), switch on your TV.

Press the OK button of the video's remote control longer than 5 seconds to call the video's test picture.

Tune the TV to the test picture using the channel pre-set functions of your TV as described in its manual.

Once you have found the test picture, follow this instructions within your television manual to store this new channel into a programme location.

Press the OK button of the video's remote control again longer than 5 seconds to release the test picture.

2x

If the quality of the test picture transmitted to the TV is poor due to interference caused by a station transmitting on channel 52, you can tune the video to a different transmitting channel. Find a free channel between 21 and 69 on your TV.

Call the video's "MAIN MENU" choose "VCR Setup" then "RF Output Set".

Type in the free channel.

Store and exit.

If the quality of the test picture transmitted to the TV is poor, fine-tuning on the TV may help (refer to the TV manual).

CONNECTIONS

andcopying

Switch off all components when connecting or disconnecting cables.

Copying

To copy to your video from another video machine,

connect the two machines with a cable between their RCA sockets and select as programme "AV" or "F. AV" (front sockets) using the [AV], [PR+/-], or [00] button.

Set the other video machine to playback and your machine to record.

To copy to another video machine from your video, connect the two machines by means of their RCA sockets.

On the other video, select its AV input and set the machine to record.

Switch your video to play back at the position you want copying to start.

Assembling

Should you wish to assemble your own film, from camcorder footage for example, use the assembly technique for smooth edit points:

Move the tape to the position at which the new scene is to be added using the play functions (pages 6/7).

Wind back slightly before the edit point and put the machine into pause using the button (do not press STOP!).

Now go directly into record.

For the best results, the source cassette from which you are recording should already be playing back when you start recording.

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXPERIENCED USERS

Playing back

Your TV and your video recorder are switched on.
To see the picture from your video, press the station button on the TV reserved for video input or the AV (Audio/Video) button.

Start playback.

Stop playback.

Fast forward or rewind the cassette from stop.

Still picture from playback. Each press of the button advances the picture one frame.

PLAY switches back to normal playback.

Starting from playback you can control search speed in 2 steps either forwards ( ) or backwards () Press repeatedly.

PLAY switches back to normal playback.

Starting from playback you can control slow motion speed in 6 steps (1/15, 1/10, 1/5, 1/30, 1/25, 1/20, 1/15, ...). Press repeatedly.

PLAY switches back to normal playback.

Select INDEX + or INDEX - to search forwards or backwards.

The video will now wind to the beginning of the first recording, play it for about 6 seconds then wind on to the next one.

When you see the recording you want, press PLAY.

Simple recording

The TV stations on the video have been tuned in (page 5).
The video is switched on.
You can either watch the picture from the video on the TV by pressing the station button reserved for video input or the AV button, watch another TV station or switch off the TV altogether.

Load a cassette with its safety tab in place (see page 15).

Choose the station whose programme you want to record. If the programme you wish to record is very long, double the possible recording time with "LP" (Long Play).

Up to eight hours with an E-240 cassette.

Start your recording.

If you wish to interrupt recording briefly - then continue.

Stop your recording.

One touch recording - OTR

Choose the station you want and press the button once for every 30 minutes of programme you wish to record.

Up to ten hours are possible.

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXPERIENCED USERS

Normal timer

For timer recordings, clock, date, and stations must be set correctly.
Load a cassette with safety tab in place (page 15) and with sufficient free space for the recording.

2x

HOWOftenDOYOUWANT TORECORDTHISPROGRAM?

Decide if you want to record "Once", "Weekly" or "Daily"...

... and confirm.

TIMER PROGRAM (ONCE)

PR --

START TIME END TIME

ENDTIME ENDDATE

START DATE -7 TADE SPEED SD

TATEPEED-3DD:SET(AV)

PR+/-SET (AV) 0.0-GETUP (PD)

0-9:SETUP（PR）

一 / 一 :CORRECT MENU:END

TIMER PROGRAM (ONCE)

PR 01

STARTTIME18:10ENDTIME22:30

ENDTIME 20:30 STARTDATE 12/04/THU

START DATE 12/04(THU)

TAPE SPEED PP:SET(AV)

10.9:SET(NV)

0→:SETUP（R）

OK:CONFIRM .MENLI-END

Type in one after the other:

the programme location number,
the time the broadcast starts,
the time the broadcast ends,
the day of the broadcast, if it is not today.
select LP if you wish to make a very long recording.

If you wish to make changes:

Move to the position you want to change using the

/ button.

Change the setting using the + / - or number buttons.

If all setting are ok, press or , till you see

"OK: confirm" in the last line.

Confirm.

Switch your video off.

Before you ask a specialist

Mains supply

the video's display does not light

the video doesn't work

Recording

doesn't start

the cassette starts playback

or is ejected

Playback

no picture

poor picture quality

poorsill picture

Remote control doesn't work

General

a cassette won't load

the cassette won't rewind, fast forward, play or record mode

timer is recording incorrectly

a loud noise when left in Stop mode

"ERR" occurs in the display

• The mains lead is not connected to the wall socket.
• condensation may have formed when moving the video recorder from a cold to a warm room. Wait until the video (and cassette!) reach room temperature.

Is a cassette loaded?
the safety tab may be missing.

Cover the hole with adhesive tape (page 15).

Are the TV stations tuned in on the video (page 5)?
Is there a recording on the video tape?
- Use PR. - / + buttons to adjust tracking if horizontal stripes appear.
Is the cassette of poor quality or worn out? Test with another cassette.
- If you are not using a RCA cable, have you tuned the location for video input on the TV properly? pages 5/19.
Try a different cassette. The video head drum may need cleaning - ask your dealer.
- Press [Pause] several times. Adjust with the PR +/- buttons until you get the best picture.

are the batteries run down?
- is the distance between remote control and video more than 7 meters?
- is there an object blocking the direct line between remote control and video?

• is there a cassette already loaded? If so, the video's display will indicate it.
• the cassette is already fully wound back or to the end.
• is the clock set correctly (page 9)?
• if no play or record function is used for about five minutes when left in Stop mode, the video switches its motor off to conserve the mechanism.
• Your video has detected abnormal conditions. Release this mode with any button, your video then safely switches to stand-by.

APPENDIX

Index

Aerial 4

Assembling recordings 20

AV 4/20

Cassette length 14

Channel 5/16-19

Child lock 15

CM Skip 8

Condensation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Precautions

Counter 14

Fine-tuning 17

Location number 5/16-19

LP (Long Play) 10-12

Mains 4/24

Menu 3

OSD ON& OFF. 8

OTR 11

Protected cassette 15

RCA 19

Remaining time 14

RF out 5/19

SP (Standard Play) 10-12

Stand-by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Precautions

Station 5/16-18

Still frame adjustment 6

Test picture 5/19

Tracking 6

Technical data

Dimensions

W x H x D 360 x 90 x 288 mm System VHS

Weight 3.85 kg Speeds SP/LP

Power supply

Voltage AC 230 V, 50 Hz General

Power consumption 14 Watt Temperature range 5 - 35°C

System

Video PAL-I/1

Channel range VHF 2 - 12,

UHF 21 - 69,

CATV S1 - S41, x, y, z

(Hyperband)

Channel locations 99 + AUX

RF Out UHF CH 21 - 69 (52) Subject to technical alterations without notice.

TVCR 210

Quick Start Guide

Unplug the aerial cable from your TV and plug it into the "ANT.IN" socket of the video.
Plug the short coaxial cable provided into the "ANT.OUT" socket of the video and the aerial socket of the TV.
Plug a RCA cable into the "RCA" socket of the video and the AV socket on the TV if available.
Now plug in the main lead. The display of the video should now light.

1.5 V AAA

Fit the batteries as shown by the pictures in the bay.

Press any button to turn on the power.

AUTO SEARCH!

OK:CONFIRM MENU:END

AUTO SEARCH
PR02

AUTO SEARCH
PLEASE WAIT...

CLOCK SET
TIME
DATE -/---/----
0-9:SETUP(HOUR)
/ 一 : CORRECT MENU:END

Then type in the current time and date.

MANUAL SET

PR01 P-01 PR08 P-08

PRO2 P-02 PRO9 P-09 PR03 P-02 PR10 P-10

PR03-P-03 PR10-P-10 PR04-P-04 PR11-P-11

PR05.P-05 PR12.

PR06P-06PR13

PR07 P-07 PR14 —

PR+/SELECT

OK:CONFIRM

MENU:END

MENU

he basic installationon and enjoy yourcassette recorder .

You should see this picture the first time you switch on the TV and video.

OK for "Auto Search!".

"AUTO SEARCH" tunes in all the stations you can receive in your country and...

...sorts them in an order common for your country.

Instruction Manual Pages 4-5

OK:CONFIRM

MENU:END

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