Philips VR355/50 - Page 9

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set your VCR to the present day and time, follow steps 1-4 below. Once set, your VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)
will maintain the time in its internal clock, and will make timer recording possible.
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• your VCR and TV are connected and turned on.
• the VCR indicator says “VCR”.
• to make each entry within 10 seconds, otherwise the VCR will exit
the Clock Set mode and you will have to start over.
Select the Clock Set Mode
I Press the MENU button. Then press the 5
button to select “CLOCK SET’ from the
menu screen.
TO END PUSH MENU
First, press two NUMBER buttons for the hour, then two NUMBER
buttons for the minutes, and finally press “1” for AM or “2” for PM.
For example, for 10:30 PM, press the NUMBER buttons 1-0,3-0,2.
• When setting the clock for the first time, entries that do not
match the VCR’s internal calendar will cause a “?” to appear.
• Always enter “0” before any single-number entries.
• To make corrections, press the CLEAR button repeatedly to move
back to an item then enter the correct number.
Remote Control
I Press two numbers for the month, two
' numbers for the day, and two numbers for
the year.
For example, for July 1,1995, press the
NUMBER buttons 0-7,0-1,9-5.
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TO CORRECT PUSH CLEAR
TO END PUSH MENU
DATE 07/01/95
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TO CORRECT PUSH CLEAR
TO END PUSH MENU
Start the Clock
I Press the MENU button.
* • Clock starts and the screen returns to the program you were on.
• To display the time, press the STATUS button.
- To Reset the Clock -
Press the MENU button. The TV and VCR must be on and the VCR
in the “VCR” mode. The menu screen will appear. Press the
NUMBER 5 button and follow the clock set ("to select push no. shown >
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2 VCR SETUP
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4 INPUT SELECT
5 CLOCK SET
TO END PUSH MENU
Power failures can cause you to lose your clock setting placed in the
VCR’s memory. Should this happen, repeat steps on pages 8 and 9
before doing anything else.
Your VCR should now be properly set-up.
Go to the next page and try playing a tape.