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STANDBY-ON

System Menu - Channel Setup

Modify Channel Information

Channel Search

Tuner Input Source

Search

Edit

Cable

Empty Title

2hour 3min

Free

SP

-- / --

2:03:00

1/1

Info

Select

DISPLA Y

Close

Title List

DVD+RW

OK

REC

Empty Title

2hour 3min

Free

SP

-- / --

2:03:00

1/1

Info

Select

DISPLA Y

Close

Title List

DVD+RW

OK

REC

Speaker Level Setup

Front Left

0db

Front Right

0db

Center

0db

Subwoofer

0db

Rear Left

0db

Rear Right

0db

philips

Speaker Distance Setup

Center

0MS

Rear Left

0MS

Rear Right

0MS

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FIRST INSTALLATION

FIRST INSTALLATION

LANGU AGE AND COUNTRY

LANGU AGE AND COUNTRY

Language

Country

Do ne

English

Unit ed Stat es

Selec t language and c ountr y

Selec t language and c ountr y

Types of Discs used on this Recorder

DVD Recorder (front)

System Menu - General

NTSC

Video Output Format

UK

Country

Screen Saver

On

OK

Restore Factory Settings

To exit, press [SYSTEM MENU].

System Menu - General

NTSC

Video Output Format

UK

Country

Screen Saver

On

OK

Restore Factory Settings

To exit, press [SYSTEM MENU].

System Menu - General

NTSC

Video Output Format

UK

Country

Screen Saver

On

OK

Restore Factory Settings

To exit, press [SYSTEM MENU].

DVD+RW

DVD+R

DVD+R DL

DVD-RW

DVD-R

DVD VIDEO

AUDIO CD

VIDEO CD

DATA CD

DATA CD

Types of Discs used on this Recorder

DVD Recording

1

For recording get a blank
DVD+RW or DVD+R disc.
Place in the tray with the
label facing up and close tray.

Tip
Switch to the DVD Recorder/VCR viewing channel

on the TV to see what channel you are recording.

2

Press DOWN or UP to scroll the
channels, or press to to select the
TV program you want to record.

3

Press REC MODE repeatedly to select
a recording mode.

Tip

For more information about recording modes, refer

to the user manual.

4

Press REC to start recording.

Tip

Press REC again to automatically record 10

minutes, every time you press REC adds 10

minutes recording time.

5

Press STOP to end recording.
‘Recording file information. Please wait…’
will be displayed on the TV.

6

Press LIST/DISC MENU to go to the
disc menu and press PLAY on the title
you just recorded to watch it.

Empty Title

2hour 3min

Free

SP

-- / --

2:03:00

1/1

Info

Select

DISPLA Y

Close

Title List

DVD+RW

OK

REC

OK

THUMBNAIL

CHAPTER

TIMER

REPEAT

TITLE

AUDIO

ZOOM

SEARCH

MARKER

CLEAR

SHOWVIEW

VIDEOPLUS+

D. DUBBING

REW

FWD

Audio Setup Page

Speakers V olume

Speakers Distance

Night Mode

CD Upsampling

SCART IN

SCART IN

To antenna
wall jack,
cable box or
satellite receiver.

Pb

Pr

Y

Television (back)

DVD System (back)

To

antenna

or

set-top

box

Pb

Pr

Y

DVD System (back)

VCR (back)

Pb

Pr

Y

Pb

Pr

Y

Pb

Pr

Y

AERIAL

RF.OUT

LINE IN

DIGITAL

AUDIO IN

OPTICAL IN

COAXIAL IN

OK

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0

RETURN

DISPLAY

TV/VIDEO

DVD

MENU

SYSTEM

1

b

2

Television

1

2

3

4

To antenna

wall jack,

cable box or

satellite receiver

1

a

1

b

Auto Programming
Program Edit
Clock Set
TV Aspect
VCR Play Aspect
VCR Play System
AV2 Connection

Progressive Scan

Factory Set

GENERAL

Close

Connection to an amplifier

Remote

control

(back)

Television (back)

DVD recorder/VCR (back)

To

antenna

or set-top

box

LINE IN

DIGITAL

AUDIO IN

OPTICAL IN

COAXIAL IN

DIGITAL

AUDIO IN

COAXIAL IN

Television (back)

Amplifer

(back)

To antenna

or set-top

box

DVD recorder/VCR (front)

6 HEAD HI-FI STEREO

ONE TOUCH RECORDING • LONG PLAY

9

0

MENU

OK

MENU

LIST/DISC

VCR

RECORD

PAUSE/STEP

OK

STOP

PLAY

OPEN/CLOSE

MENU

SYSTEM

REC MODE

DVD recorder

/VCR (back)

Find correct viewing channel

1

Press STANDBY-ON

2

Press SYSTEM MENU on the

recorder’s remote control

3

Switch on TV

4

Press ‘0’ on the TV’s remote control, then re-

peatedly press the Channel Down button until

you see the System Menu. This is the correct

viewing channel for the home theatre system

Tip In some TVs, to find the

correct viewing channel, you

can keep pressing the AV or

the SELECT buttons. If still

unable to find the correct

viewing channel, check the

connections again or check

your TV’s user manual

Connection to your TV

Before connecting

Your TV should be connected to the cable

box/set-top box, satellite receiver or antenna,

unplug the antenna cable from the TV

Connecting

1

Connect the antenna cable (plugged out from

the TV) to ANT-IN jack at the rear of the

DVD recorder/VCR

2

Connect the provided antenna cable to the

RF OUT jack on the rear of the recorder

and into the VHF/UHF/RF IN jack of the TV

3

Connect the yellow video cable to the yellow

VIDEO IN jack of the TV and to the yellow

AV OUT video jack at rear the DVD

recorder/VCR

4

Connect the red and white audio cable to the

respective red and white audio jack of the TV

and to the respective red and white AV OUT

audio jack at rear the DVD recorder/VCR

5

Plug in the power cable from the recorder to

an AC power outlet

Conduct Installation

1

In system menu, press RIGHT to select

Auto Programming in General option menu

Tip Use the recorder’s remote

control to make your selections

2

Press RIGHT to select Start

3

Press OK to activate channel search

Tip If no channels were

found, check your antenna

connection then see the

user manual to start chan-

nel search again

4

Check the options for Clock Set, TV Aspect,

VCR Play Aspect and VCR Play System to make

sure they are correct for your TV

Tip If incorrect, use the arrow buttons to

correct them

5

Press SYSTEM MENU when finished

Inserting batteries

Note where the positive and negative ends go

Before connecting

Unplug all connections to the AV amplifier

and unplug the antenna cable from the TV,

below are details for 2 ways to connect your

new DVD Recorder/VCR to the AV amplifier

Connecting

Follow step 1 to 3 under ‘Connection to your

TV’ before following the instructions below

1

a

Use the red and white audio cable (not

supplied) to connect the respective red and

white AV OUT audio jack on the rear of the

recorder to their respective colour audio

jacks of the LINE IN or AUDIO IN portion

on the rear of the amplifier
OR

1

b

Use the coaxial cable (not supplied) to

connect the coaxial jack at the audio out

portion on the rear of the recorder to the

coaxial jack of the LINE IN or AUDIO IN

portion on the rear of the amplifier

2

Connect the power cables from the VCR/DVD

recorder and amplifier to AC power outlets

DVD playback

1

Press OPEN/CLOSE

2

Get a DVD disc and place in the tray with the

label facing up

3

Press OPEN/CLOSE

4

Press PLAY if playback does not start

5

Press DOWN or UP to scroll

through the list of options in the DVD menu

6

Press PLAY on the option you want

7

To stop, press STOP

8

Press LIST/DISC MENU to return to

DVD menu

VHS playback

1

Press VCR on remote control

2

Insert videocassette into the cassette slot

3

Press PLAY if playback does not start

automatically

4

To stop, press STOP

5

Press OPEN/CLOSE to eject the

cassette

VHS recording

1

Insert videocassette with the record tab still

intact into cassette slot

2

Press DOWN or UP to scroll the

channels, or use to to select the TV

program you want to record

3

Press REC MODE repeatedly to select a

recording mode

4

Press RECORD to start recording

Tip Press RECORD again to automatically

record 30 minutes, every time you press

RECORD adds 30 minutes recording time

5

Press PAUSE to pause and RECORD

again to resume recording

Tip Pause will switch to stop after 5 minutes

6

To stop, press STOP

To connect to your television, follow the instructions under ‘Connection to your TV’. If you have an existing

AV amplifier, follow the instructions under ‘Connection to an amplifier’ instead.

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