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INTRODUCING THE 8mm/VHS DUAL-DECK VCR 5
We’ve designed the menu system for the 8mm/VHS Dual-
Deck VCR to do your thinking for you. When you press the
menu key, the menu that appears will depend on what
you’re currently seeing on your TV screen. If you are watch-
ing the VHS deck, pressing the menu key will summon the
VHS menu. If you are watching the 8mm deck, the Tuner
(television or cable), or Line 1 or Line 2 input, pressing the
menu key will summon the Timer Record Menu. Press the
menu key over and over to cycle through the four main
menus.
When you first set up your Dual-Deck VCR, pressing the
menu key will summon the Set Clock Menu, and then the
Setup Menu, because you will need to set the clock, the
antenna input, and the channel memory before you can use
many of the features of your Dual-Deck VCR.
The Owner’s Guides
To get the most out of your new Dual-Deck VCR, take a few
minutes to familiarize yourself with this User’s Guide and
with the Reference Guide. Be sure to read all Safety
Instructions, on pages 6-9 of the Reference Guide.
The User’s Guide is designed to give you the basic proce-
dures for using your Dual-Deck VCR. This Guide begins
with how to hook up your new VCR, and then goes through
step-by-step procedures for playing and copying tapes,
making recordings, and editing your 8mm tapes onto VHS
tapes.
As you go through the User’s Guide, you may occasionally
be referred to the bigger book, the Reference Guide, for more
detailed information.
The Reference Guide is designed to give more in-depth and
advanced information about your Dual-Deck VCR. You may
not need to use the Reference Guide much, or you may
choose to use it extensively. The Reference Guide also
includes a Help section. Turn to this section when you have
a question about operating your Dual-Deck VCR, before you
call for service.
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