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22 notes on operations, Hook up your vcr, Clock adjustment – Philips VR454 User Manual

Page 22: Channel indication, Special playback features, To record, One touch recording (otr), Timer recording, Power failure, Satellite hook-up

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22 Notes on Operations

Hook Up Your VCR

• If the reception on all channels is unsatisfactory, you may

need to re-tune your TV set.

Clock Adjustment

• In the Clock Adjustment mode, be sure to enter the first

digit and all subsequent entries within 10 seconds of one
another. Otherwise, the VCR will automatically leave this
mode and the program you were watching will return to
the screen. If this happens, press the MENU button and
start again.

• Be sure to enter “0” before single-digit numbers.
• The letters indicating the day of the week will appear

when you have entered both digits for the year.

• If the digits entered for the day do not match the calendar,

the entry will be rejected and “?” will appear.

• If you press the MENU button while in the Clock Set

mode, the TV screen will return to the program you were

watching.

Channel Indication

• If the channel you select has no broadcast, the screen will

change to a solid blue field. The screen will remain blue
until an active channel is selected.

Special Playback Features

• During search playback, horizontal noise bars will appear

on the TV screen.

• After the VCR has been in the Still mode for 5 minutes, it

will automatically go to the Stop mode to protect the tape
and video heads.

• Special-effects playback can be used during playback of

tapes recorded in the SP or SLP mode. Tapes recorded in
the LP mode cannot be viewed in special-effects

playback.

To Record

• Although it is possible to change the tape speed while

you are recording, some distortion will appear on the tape

at the point where you make the change.

• After the VCR has been in the Pause mode for 5 minutes,

it will automatically go to the Stop mode to protect the

tape and video heads.

One Touch Recording (OTR)

• If the preset time for a timer recording comes up during

OTR recording, OTR has priority.

Timer Recording

• To do a timer recording in the LINE mode, follow steps

1- 4 in “Timer Recording” section. At step 5, press the

NUMBER button 0 twice (0,0) to engage the LINE

(external source) mode. Complete the rest of the steps

under “Timer Recording” section.

• Timer recording may not be performed or continued if a

power interruption of more than one minute occurs
before or during timer recording, even if power resumes

thereafter. Preset clock and timer data will be lost. This is
indicated by the clock display on the VCR which resets
to - -”. If this happens, reset the clock and program
the timer.

• If the time spans of two preset programs overlap, the

lower-numbered program will have priority and the
second program will start only after the first program has

been executed.

• If the POWER button is pressed to OFF with no cassette

loaded, the TIMER and “Cassette Inside” indicators will

continue blinking.

• If the record tab is missing, the cassette will be ejected

when the POWER button is pressed to OFF, and the

TIMER and “Cassette Inside” indicators will continue
blinking.

Power Failure

• Timer Recordings wiU be erased if the power fails.

Repeat “Set the Cloclc” on page 9 before setting up a

“Timer Recording” on pages 15-16.

Satellite Hook-Up

• Watching one TV channel while recording another may

not be possible with a satellite hook-up.

• You may have to set your VCR to channel 3 or 4 and

make your channel selections at the satellite converter

box.

• If you use accessory Audio and Video cables (not

supplied) to hook-up your VCR to TV, you will have to
set your VCR to Line Input. “AW IN” appears on your

TV screen when you first switch into this mode. “L”

appears on your VCR.

Line Input

• If you accidentally get into the Line mode (“L” appears

on the VCR), simply press the VCR CH(annel)

UP/DOWN button or select a channel using the
NUMBER buttons to exit.