Philips CCB 134AT - Manual (Page 36)

36 Timer Recording (cont*d)
8
Press the Number I button to record in SP speed or
press the Number 2 button to record in SLP speed.
Details
about lofie speed are on page 30. You cannot use the SPEED button
a: this time.
ONETIME PROGRAM
PROGRAM i
CHANNEL
TIME ON
TIME OFF
REC SPEED 10
09 20 PM
I 1:00 PM
SLP
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEAR
TO END PRESS EXIT
9
Press two Number buttons for the month and two
Numl»er buttons for the day you want the program to
record*
For example, for July 10,2000, press 07, ! O.The day of
the week and the year will be displayed automatically. (You cannot
program theTVA^CR to record more than one year in advance.)
ONETIME PROGRAM
PROGRAM I
CHANNEL
TIME ON
TIME OFF
REC SPEED
START DATE
10
09:30 PM
1 1:00 PM
SLP
O7/IOÍ2OO0
MONDAY
TO CORRECT PRESS CLEAR
TO END PRESS EXIT
10
Press the STATUS/EXIT button. PROGRAM WAS COM­
PLETED PLEASE TURN OFF FOR TIMER RECORDING will
appear on the screen.
* If there is not a tape in theTV/VCR, PLEASE INSERT CASSETTE
also appears on the screen.
* If there is a tape without a record tab in theTV/VCR, PLEASE
REMOVE CASSETTE also appears on the screen. If this happens,
insert a different tape.
m If PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED appears, start again at step 1.
I I
Press the POWER button to turn off theTV/VCR power.
The REC(ord) light will flash slowly if a tape is in the TV/VCR.
If you forget to turn off theTV/VCR, PLEASE TURN OFF FOR
TIMER RECORDING appears on theTV/VCR screen two minutes
before a timer recording starts.The REC(ord) light will blink rapid­
ly until you turn off the power for the recording.
Turn off theTV/VCR
for the recording.
Insert a tape in
theTV/VCR.
Leave the Cable
Box/DBS on
(If applicable).
Hdpful Hints
PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED
CLASH may appear on the screen
when you finish setting a timer
recording. This means that the
timer recording you just pro­
grammed and another timer record­
ing overlap, and thus the current
timer recording will not be carried
out.
To stop a started timer recording,
press the STOP/EJECT button on
the TV/VCR.
Please see page 64 for more
Helpful Hints.