Philips VR 665 - Connecting a Decoder or Other Additional; Connecting to a Satellite Receiver; Emergency Interrupt

Saving energy
Connecting to a satellite receiver
You can choose between two methods of switching
off.
1. To save ene r gy - switch off using the
I STANDBY (!) | button on the video recorder. The clock
time disappears off the display.
2. N o r mal method of switching off - switch off using
the I standby6 | button on the remote control.
The clock time remains displayed.
Connecting a decoder or other
additional equipment
You can also connect additional equipment to the
12 external/decoderTI socket, for instance, a
CD-Interactive, satellite receiver or camcorder.
Some TV broadcasters transmit encoded television
programmes which you can only see with a
purchased or rented decoder. You can connect such
a decoder (descrambler) to this set.
You can also connect a satellite receiver to this set.
Q Connect the receiver w i th a scart cable to the
' video recorder (socket 12 external/decoder 21 ) ,
Q With the video recorder 'on', please call-in
programme number 'E2'.
Q Connect the decoder to the set with a scart cable (
1 2 EXTERNAL/DECODER 21 socket).
You will find a description of how to combine the
storage of TV channels with the decoder in the
chapter 'Storing TV channels'.
Emergency interrupt
Both the set and the remote control have an
'Emergency in terrupt' button. You can use the
I standby (!) I button to interrupt any function.
Whenever you have operating problems you can
simply interrupt the function and start again.
You can practise operating your set without any
worries. No matter which buttons you press, you
cannot damage it.
Note:
* You cannot use the decoder with your video
recorder and your TV set simultaneously.
* On your video recorder select the programme
number that you allocated to the decoder func¬
tion when storing the channel numbers. The
video recorder will then automatically use the
decoder.
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