Akai VS-G205

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Setting the clock
This VCR has a built-in digital timer clock which must be setto
the present time. This clock is used to keep the time and for
timer recording. The VCR uses a 24 hour clock: 7:30 pm =
19:30 on the FL display.
When the VCR is first plugged in, the clock display will auto-
matically start flashing.
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1 Press the CLOCK button (211EOH).
Press the CLOCK/CH button (215EOH).
The clock set screen will appear on the LC display.
The point ready for data entry will be flashing.
2 Set the hour with the “ or \ button.
/N\.: Press this button to count up.
Vv : Press this button to count down.
3 Press the > button.
The minutes will flash.
4 Set the minutes with the “ or \ button.
When the /“ or \v button is pressed continuously, the
minutes will increase or decrease at 5 minute intervais.
5 Press the > button.
The date will flash.
The clock can be set using either the remote control or the
VCR front panel buttons.
We suggest setting the clock on the LC display of the remote
control and transmitting the time to the VCR, thus synchroniz-
ing the remote control and VCR.
6 Set the date, month and year with the A, Vy, < or >
buttons.
The weekday is set automatically.
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Daylight saving time
@ When setting the clock during the daylight saving time
period, press the (4+) CANCEL button.
The “Xt” indicator will be displayed on the LC display.
7 Press the OK button to start the clock.
The clock will start and the transmit indicator will flash.
Clock data can now be transmitted to the VCR.
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8 Point the remote control at the VCR’s remote sensor
window and press the OK button to transmit the
clock data.
The time will appear on the VCR’s FL display.
9 Press the CLOCK button (211EQOH) to return the .
remote control to the normal mode.
Press the CLOCK/CH button twice (215EOH) to re-
turn the remote control to the normal mode.
Note:
e Steps 2 to 6 can also be set using the 1 - 0 buttons. Instead
of using the “ and V buttons.
To set a single digit number press the 0 (zero) first then
press the number.
For example to set 8:15; press 0 (zero)then 8 then 1 and
then 5. If you use the 1 - 0 buttons for data entry you do not
need to press the > button to start the next data flashing.
e {f you make a mistake while setting the clock, move to the
data you want to correct with the < or > button then re-
enter the data with the “ or \ button or 1 - 0 buttons.