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Note: To record without a set duration, skip
Step 9.
9. Press
REC/TIME
again. The recording
length appears on the TV screen. Repeat-
edly press
REC/TIME
to advance the timer
to the desired recording length. The
recording length advances in 30-minute
increments up to 2 hours, then in 1-hour
increments up to 4 hours.
Notes:
• To ensure that you record the entire pro-
gram, set the recording length longer
than the program length.
• To display the remaining recording time,
press
DISP/ENT
during a timed recording.
• To temporarily stop the tape during a
recording, press
PAUSE
. Press
PAUSE
again to resume recording. If you leave
the VCR paused for about 5 minutes,
the VCR automatically stops.
• If the cassette’s erase protection tab has
been removed, the VCR displays
CHECK
CASSETTE
RECORD
TAB
and
ejects the cassette. Use another cas-
sette, or place a piece of heavy plastic
tape over the erase-protection tab hole.
10. Press
STOP
to stop recording at any time.
Recording One Program on the VCR
While You Watch Another on the TV
1. Follow Steps 1
–
9 of “Recording a Program
as You Watch It” on Page 28.
2. Repeatedly press
TV/VCR
until VCR disap-
pears.
Note: If you are watching the program on a
TV/monitor that is connected to the VCR’s
AUDIO/VIDEO OUT
jacks, set the TV/moni-
tor to the TV mode.
3. Set the TV tuner to the channel you want to
watch.
4. Press
STOP
to stop recording at any time.
AUTOMATIC TIMER
RECORDING
The VCR’s automatic timer lets you program it
to select an input source, start recording from
that source at a time you set, then stop record-
ing at a time you set. You can set up to eight
timers to record any combination of weekly,
daily, or one-time events.
You can set the VCR to record at any time on a
specific day within a 1-month period, at the
same time Monday through Friday (DAILY), or
at the same time on the same day every week
(WEEKLY).
Notes:
• The VCR can record only one broadcast at
a time. If you set the VCR’s timer to record
broadcasts on different channels that start
at the same time, the VCR only records the
broadcast that has the lowest timer num-
ber (see “Checking/Changing Timers” on
Page 31).
• If two timer settings overlap, the one that
starts first has priority. The VCR begins
recording the second broadcast after the
set time for the first broadcast is over.
• The VCR must be off at the start time you
set for it to begin an automatic timer
recording.
• If there is a power failure of more than 30
minutes during a timer recording, the
recording does not resume after power is
restored.
• If there is a power failure of more than 30
minutes before a start time, the VCR loses
the clock setting and therefore does not
start automatic timer recording. However, if
you have an EDS channel in your area and
set the VCR to automatically set the clock
from the EDS signal, the clock is reset
within 10 minutes after power is restored,
and the VCR records at the set time(s).
See “Turning On Auto Clock Set” on
Page 17.
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