User manual DAEWOO DV6T955N

[. . . ] A83/84/53/54D1N-QS(~ ", VE2. 0) 03. 8. 13 11:20 PM `A Owner's Manual DVD-VIDEO PLAYER Model : DV6T834N / DV6T834B DV6T844N / DV6T844B DV6T854N / DV6T854B DV6T864N / DV6T864B DV6T935N / DV6T935B DV6T945N / DV6T945B DV6T955N / DV6T955B DV6T965N / DV6T965B x In the initial settings, exclusive channel for DVD/Video is set to CH 3. Set the TV channel to CH3 before using it. x Region code of DVD/Video player for home is 1 or ALL. In inserting a disc with other region code, it does not operate. [. . . ] Only use video cassettes that bear the VHS mark: . There are four types of video cassettes: T-60, T-90, T-120, and T-160. The amount you can record on a tape is dependent upon the tape speed at which you record. The table below lists the recording time(hours:minutes) for each tape type according to recording speed. Tape Type SP Mode (Standard Play) SLP Mode (Extended Play) T-60 1:00 3:00 T-90 1:30 4:30 T-120 2:00 6:00 T-160 2:40 8:00 Protecting video cassettes from accidental erasure Cassettes have a safety tab to prevent erasure. Break off the safety tab with a screw driver. If you wish to record on a cassette without a safety tab, cover the hole with cellophane tape. Inserting video cassettes Firmly insert the cassette into the cassette compartment with the label up. An inverted cassette cannot be inserted. Removing video cassettes Press [EJECT] on the front panel and the VCR will eject the tape. Pull the cassette out gently. Audio-visual material may include works of copyright which must not be recorded without authorization of the copyright owner. If you insert a video cassette without a safety tab into the unit : After setting the timer recording program, will blink on the display panel in the power off mode and the unit will automatically eject the cassette. In the power on mode, the unit will playback automatically. If you insert a video cassette with a safety tab into the unit : After setting the timer recording program, the unit will be stand-by mode in power off mode. Do not attempt to pull out the video cassette once the unit begins to load the video cassette. Do not insert fingers or any foreign object beyond the door flaps of the cassette compartment; this could lead to injury or equipment damage. Do not attempt to insert a video cassette if the unit in unplugged. 26 A83/84/53/54D1N-QS(~ ", VE2. 0) 03. 8. 13 11:20 PM ` 27 Watching and Recording Cable TV To Watch and Record Promptly Cable TV 1 2 Power on converter and then, set a channel to watch or to record. Power on DVD-video and then, set the channel of DVD-video to the converter-connected channel (one of CH03/04/EXTERNAL INPUT). Power on TV and then, set the video-connected channel (one of CH03/04/VCR). Simultaneous Recording and Watching At this time, CH selected by the converter is displayed on TV screen. Simultaneously, press [REC] button of DVD-Video to record the CH selected by the converter, and press [REC] button more than two times to set on One Touch timer Recording (OTR). VCR OPERATION TIMER RECORDINGS of Cable TV 1 2 3 Reserve VCR. According to TIMER REC procedures, select TIMER RECORDINGS SET window and complete the settings. At this time, the video channel should be input in CH3 (or CH4, EXTERNAL INPUT) of the converter-connected channel. Enter date and time of the cable program for TIMER RECORDINGS. Adjust Converter. Set converter to the cable TV channel to record. e. g. ) To record CH48, Display CH48 with CONVERTER CHANNEL SELECT button. If there is TIMER REC function of converter, it is available of reservation. Complete Reservation. If you power on converter, video powers on automatically and starts recording at the reserved time. **Home watching cable TV is unavailable of simultaneous recording function (while recording NBC program, watching CNN program). [. . . ] (If it was broken, please scotch-tape it) Check whether the screen is displayed in VCR Only Channel. Press [OUTPUT] button in this remote controller to adjust in "General Broadcast" condition. Is the rounded line (RF cable) connected in "ANT. IN" terminal? Please check whether the clock is right. [. . . ]