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Playback via the aerial cable
If you do not wish to use a scart cable, the aerial cable
which is already connected will act as the connection
between your TV set and the video recorder. Ensure that the
video recorder is connected to the mains supply.
1 Switch on your TV set and select the programme number
that you have earmarked for video playback. (see operat-
ing manual for your TV set).
2 Ensure that no cassette has been loaded. With the video
recorder switched to standby, hold the
SYSTEM
but-
ton for a few seconds until a modulator frequency e.g.:
’M583’ (UHF-channel 35 ) appears in the display. The
video recorder transmits a test picture.
3 Tune in the TV set in the UHF wave band until this picture
appears.
MODULATOR 583
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ON/OFF gCL OK
4 Switch the video recorder to standby with the
STANDBY m
button.
If you have interrupted making standard settings as
described in Chapter 1, ’INSTALLATION’, turn to that
chapter to continue making the standard settings.
Note: This modulator frequency might already be oc-
cupied by another TV station in your reception area, e.g.
’Channel 5’. In this case you will find that the picture
quality on your TV set will be poor when receiving one
or more TV channels.
* Adjusting the modulator frequency: If the picture
quality only deteriorates when the video recorder is
switched on, adjust the modulator frequency. The fre-
quency can be adjusted at step 2with the
P r
or the
P q
button. Confirm the adjusted frequency with the
OK
button.
* Switching off the modulator: If you cannot eliminate
picture or sound interference using the above method
you can switch off the built-in modulator. You should
only do this if you have connected the video recorder to
the TV set using a scart cable. ’Playback via the aerial
cable’ is not possible when the modulator is switched
off.
At step 2, press the
CLEAR (CL)
button for several
seconds until ’MOFF’ (modulator switched off) appears
in the display. You can switch back again in the same
way.