Radio Shack VCR 112 16 549 User Guide

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Cat. No. 16-549/550/632

OWNER’S MANUAL

Please read before using this equipment.

4-HEAD VHS HQ VCR

Model 112 (16-549)

Model 113 (16-550)

Model 62 (Hi-Fi) (16-632)

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Lightning

Safety Check

— Upon completion of any service or

14.

15.

— For added protection for this VCR receiver

21.

22.

during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and

unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall

outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This

will prevent damage to the VCR due to lightning and

power-line surges.

repairs to this VCR, ask the service technician to perform

routine safety checks to determine that the VCR is in

proper operating condition.

Heat

— This VCR product should be situated away from

heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or

other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

Power Lines

— An outside antenna system should not

be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other

electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into

such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside

antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep

from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with

them might be fatal.

Overloading

16.

17.

— Do not overload wall outlets and exten-

sion cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric

shock.

Note to the cable TV system installer:

This reminder is to call the CATV system in-

staller’s attention to Section 820-40 of the Na-

tional Electrical Code, which provides

guidelines for proper grounding and, in particu-

lar, specifies that the cable ground shall be

connected to the grounding system of the

building, as close to the point of cable entry as

practical.

Object and Liquid Entry

— Never push objects of any

kind into this VCR through openings as they may touch

dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could

result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any

kind on the VCR.

Servicing

18.

19.

— Do not attempt to service this VCR yourself

as opening or removing covers may expose you to dan-

gerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to

qualified service personnel.

Damage Requiring Service

— Unplug this VCR from

the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service per-

sonnel under the following conditions:

Warning: To reduce the risk of fire

or shock hazard, do not expose

this product to rain or moisture.

•

When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged or

frayed.

•

If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the

VCR.

CAUTION

•

If the VCR has been exposed to rain or water.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

If the VCR does not operate normally by following the

operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that

are covered by the operating instructions, as improper

adjustment of other controls may result in damage

and will often require extensive work by a qualified

technician to restore the VCR to its normal operation.

DO NOT OPEN.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

COVER OR BACK. NO USER-SERVICE-

ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVIC-

ING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

•

If the VCR has been dropped or the cabinet has been

damaged.

This symbol is intended to alert you to the pres-

ence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within

the product’s enclosure that might be of suffi-

cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric

shock. Do not open the product’s case.

When the VCR exhibits a distinct change in perfor-

mance — this indicates a need for service.

Replacement Parts

20.

— When replacement parts are

required, be sure the service technician has used

replacement parts, specified by the manufacturer, that

have the same characteristics as the original part. Unau-

thorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock,

injury to persons or other hazards.

This symbol is intended to inform you that im-

portant operating and maintenance instructions

are included in the literature accompanying this

product.

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FEATURES

Your Optimus Model 112/113/62 4-Head VHS

HQ VCR offers some of the most advanced

features available in home video cassette re-

corders.

Easy-to-Use Immediate Recording — lets

you start a recording immediately and have the

VCR automatically stop recording after a length

of time you select.

Your VCR’s PLL (phase-locked loop) tuning

ensures extremely accurate tuning of up to 68

VHF and UHF channels and up to 125 cable

channels. The VCR’s full-function universal re-

mote control and on-screen programming

make the VCR easy to use.

1-Month, 8-Event Digital Timer — lets you

program the VCR to make up to eight unat-

tended recordings (daily, weekly, or one-time).

Automatic Playback/Rewind/Eject — auto-

matically plays, rewinds, and ejects a tape.

Your VCR offers all these features:

Fast-Response System — positions the tape

next to the playback/record head for immediate

playback or recording.

Note: The Model 62 includes all of the Models

112/113’s features, but adds Hi-Fi stereo that

delivers CD-quality sound for audio/video or

audio-only recordings. The Model 62 also in-

cludes front panel audio/video jacks that make

it easy to connect to a camcorder.

Real-Time Counter with Memory — displays

the actual length of time a tape plays or

records, and allows you to mark and return to a

location on the tape.

RECORDING/PLAYBACK

TUNING

26-Micron Record/Play Head — enhances

the picture quality at the EP (Extended Play)

playback speed.

179-Channel, Digital-PLL, Cable-Compatible

Tuner — lets you tune to up to 68 VHF and

UHF channels, and up to 125 cable channels.

Four Double-Azimuth Video Heads — pro-

vide superior picture quality and special effects

compared with standard single-azimuth four-

head VCRs.

Tuner Memory Programming — automatical-

ly stores all the active channels in your area

into memory.

AI (Artificial Intelligence) Video Noise Re-

duction System — reduces noise on the

screen when playing back a worn or partially

damaged tape.

TAPE CONTROL

One-Minute Skip — lets you fast-forward the

tape for exactly 1 minute to let you easily skip

over commercials.

Auto Tracking System — automatically ad-

justs tracking when you start playback.

Index Search — lets you quickly locate the be-

ginning of a specific recording, or set it to auto-

matically play the first 10 seconds of each

recording so you can locate a desired record-

ing.

Auto Repeat Playback — automatically re-

winds the tape for repeat playback when the

tape reaches the end during playback and re-

cording.

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Fast-Forward/Rewind with Visual Search

Freeze-Frame/Frame Advance/Slow-Motion

Automatic Rewind

Note: EDS is provided by some broadcasters

and includes various types of information, in-

cluding the current time. If no broadcasters in

your area transmit EDS signals, you must man-

ually set the clock.

Automatic DST (Daylight Saving Time) Ad-

justment — lets you set the VCR to automati-

cally adjust the displayed time for Daylight

Saving Time.

OTHER FEATURES

Multichannel Television Sound (MTS) (Mod-

el 62 only) — decodes stereo broadcasts for

listening or recording. This VCR can also re-

ceive and record special audio programs (SAP)

that accompany some MTS broadcasts.

We recommend you record the VCR’s model

and serial numbers here. This information is on

the VCR’s back panel.

Model: _______________________________

Rear Audio/Video Input Jacks — let you

quickly connect an audio/video device to the

VCR without disconnecting other devices

Serial Number: ________________________

Front Audio/Video Input Jacks (Model 62

only) — let you quickly connect an audio/video

device, such as a camcorder, to the VCR with-

out disconnecting other devices.

Trilingual On-Screen Programming — pro-

vides helpful instructions on the TV screen for

setting the clock and programming timers. You

can select English, French, or Spanish instruc-

tions.

Universal Remote Control — lets you control

your VCR, as well as TVs and cable boxes pro-

duced by other manufacturers.

Memory Sentinel — protects clock settings,

tuner programming information, and timer

memory settings in case of a power loss. The

clock continues to run for 30 minutes, and tun-

er programming information and timer memory

settings are kept for up to 24 hours.

Automatic/Manual Clock Setting — lets you

set the VCR to automatically update its clock

using EDS (Extended Data Service) signals

sent by some TV stations. You can also manu-

ally set the clock.

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CONTENTS

Before You Begin ......................................................................................................................... 8

Supplied Accessories .............................................................................................................. 8

Moisture Condensation ............................................................................................................ 8

Using This Manual ................................................................................................................... 8

Installation .................................................................................................................................... 9

Common Connections ............................................................................................................. 9

Model 62 Connections ........................................................................................................... 10

Model 112/113 Connections .................................................................................................. 11

Home Theater Connections (Model 62 Shown) .................................................................... 12

Camcorder Connections ........................................................................................................ 13

Connecting Power ................................................................................................................. 13

VCR Setup .................................................................................................................................. 14

Setting the VCR’S Output Channel Switch ............................................................................ 14

Remote Control ..................................................................................................................... 14

Installing Batteries ........................................................................................................... 14

Using the Remote Control ............................................................................................... 14

Initial Set Up .......................................................................................................................... 15

Setting the On-Screen Language/Channels/Clock ......................................................... 15

Manually Setting the Clock ............................................................................................. 16

Turning On Auto Clock Set ............................................................................................. 17

Adding/Erasing Channels ............................................................................................... 17

Reprogramming Tuner Memory ...................................................................................... 17

Changing the On-Screen Language ............................................................................... 18

Resetting the VCR’s Memory .......................................................................................... 18

Using the VCR Remote Control with Your TV or Cable Box ................................................. 19

Operation .................................................................................................................................... 21

Watching TV .......................................................................................................................... 21

Using the TV’s Tuner ...................................................................................................... 21

Using the VCR’s Tuner ................................................................................................... 21

Viewing a Video Tape ............................................................................................................ 22

Loading a Video Tape ..................................................................................................... 22

Playing a Video Tape ...................................................................................................... 22

Special Functions ...................................................................................................................... 23

Special Displays .................................................................................................................... 23

Blue Screen Display ........................................................................................................ 23

On-Screen Display .......................................................................................................... 23

Function Indicators .......................................................................................................... 23

Tape Motion Controls ............................................................................................................. 23

Fast-Forward/Rewind and Visual Search ........................................................................ 23

Freeze-Frame/Frame Advance ....................................................................................... 23

Slow Motion .................................................................................................................... 24

One Minute Skip ............................................................................................................. 24

Real-Time Counter ................................................................................................................ 24

Using the Counter ........................................................................................................... 24

Using the Zero Search Function ..................................................................................... 24

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Using Index Search ............................................................................................................... 25

Direct Access Index Search ........................................................................................... 25

Index Scan ...................................................................................................................... 25

Repeat Play .......................................................................................................................... 25

Tracking ................................................................................................................................ 26

Recording ................................................................................................................................... 27

Recording Speeds/Tape Selection ........................................................................................ 27

Erase Protection ................................................................................................................... 27

Selecting the Signal to Record .............................................................................................. 28

Receiving/Recording Stereo/SAP Broadcasts (Model 62 Only) ............................................ 28

Immediate Recording ............................................................................................................ 28

Recording a Program as You Watch It ........................................................................... 28

Recording One Program on the VCR While You Watch Another on the TV ................... 29

Automatic Timer Recording ................................................................................................... 29

Setting a Timer ............................................................................................................... 30

Monitoring an Automatic Timer Recording ..................................................................... 31

Checking/Changing Timers ............................................................................................ 31

Clearing a Timer ............................................................................................................. 32

Dubbing ................................................................................................................................. 32

Audio-Only Recording (Model 62 Only) ................................................................................ 33

Additional Information .............................................................................................................. 34

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................... 34

Care and Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 36

Servicing Your VCR ........................................................................................................ 37

Cleaning the Video Heads .............................................................................................. 37

Storing Your Video Cassettes ......................................................................................... 37

Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 38

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Recording — describes the different recording

methods.

SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

Be sure to remove these items before you

store the packing material.

Additional Information — includes a trouble-

shooting section, care and maintenance proce-

dures, and the VCR’s specifications.

• Remote control

• 75-ohm coaxial cable

We recommend you thoroughly read at least

“Installation” on Page 9 and “VCR Setup” on

Page 14, to be sure you correctly install and

set up your VCR.

Depending upon your audio/video system set-

up, you might need additional cables or adapt-

ers (available at your local RadioShack store).

Read “Installation” on Page 9 to determine

your specific needs.

When reading through this manual, keep the

following in mind:

• Some buttons on the remote control also

appear on the VCR. You can use these

buttons to operate the same functions.

Other procedures use only the VCR’s but-

tons, or only the remote control’s.

MOISTURE CONDENSATION

Condensation inside the VCR can cause tape

jams or video head damage. When you move

the VCR from a cold area to a warmer one, let

it sit for about 2 hours before you plug it in and

begin operation. This allows any moisture in-

side the VCR to completely evaporate.

• Some buttons are labeled differently on the

VCR and on the remote control. Since you

use the remote control most often to

change settings and functions, this manual

refers only to the remote control’s labels.

Unless otherwise noted, however, you can

use either the remote control’s or the

VCR’s buttons at any time.

USING THIS MANUAL

This manual has these major sections:

• All buttons, switches, and jacks on the

VCR and all buttons on the remote control

are shown in BOLD UPPERCASE letters in

this manual.

Installation — shows you how to connect the

VCR to your audio/video system.

VCR Setup — includes procedures for prepar-

ing and using the remote control, setting the

on-screen programming language, setting the

channels your VCR can tune, and setting the

clock.

• Information that appears on the TV screen

is shown in this typeface: PLAY

• Information that appears on the VCR’s dis-

play is shown in this typeface: VCR

Operation — explains how to watch TV using

the TV’s or VCR’s tuner, and load and play a

video tape.

• The VCR displays menus and options on

the TV you connect it to, and other infor-

mation (such as tape motion indicators, the

real-time counter, etc.) on its display.

Special Functions — describes what appears

on the VCR’s display and the TV screen, and

how to fast-forward and rewind a tape, use the

VCR’s special playback, display, and search

features, set the tracking manually, improve

playback of worn or damaged video tapes, and

use index search.

If a menu disappears before you finish

entering information, simply locate the step

where you first pressed MENU on the

remote control, then repeat that step and

all steps that follow.

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INSTALLATION

Caution: Some state laws restrict

direct connections to cable wires

(connections that do not go through a

cable box). Check the laws in your

area before you make connections.

COMMON CONNECTIONS

Refer to the illustrations on Page 10 (Model 62)

or 11 (Model 112/113) for these connections.

Note: Some connections shown in this section

might require additional supplies, available

from your local RadioShack store.

• A cable converter box to the VCR’s IN

FROM ANT jack

Note: There are many cable TV sys-

tems in use. If you subscribe to cable

TV service and cannot record cable TV

programs, contact your local cable TV

service provider. Most cable TV service

providers offer connection help.

Connect the VCR to your TV for

playback. You can connect (choose

one):

• Your VCR’s OUT TO TV jack to your

TV’s antenna jack, using a 75-ohm

coaxial cable

You can also connect an optional

video source, such as a camcorder,

another VCR, or a DSS system to

your VCR using A/V cables. Simply

connect it as shown.

Caution: Never connect the VCR’s

OUT TO TV jack to a terminal that has

an antenna already connected. Doing

so can interfere with other receivers.

• Your VCR’s OUT TO TV jack to your

TV’s separate VHF/UHF antenna

jacks, using a 75-ohm coaxial cable

and a VHF/UHF splitter/combiner

Connection Notes:

• You can connect two video sources (three

sources for the Model 62) directly to your

VCR. To do so, you connect one source to

the AUDIO IN 1/VIDEO IN 1 jacks on the

back of the VCR using A/V cables and the

other to the IN FROM ANT jack using a 75-

ohm coaxial cable (and, with the Model 62,

another source to the AV2 AUDIO/VIDEO IN

jacks on the front of the VCR, see “Cam-

corder Connections” on Page 13).

• Your VCR’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks

to your TV’s audio/video jacks, using

a stereo audio/video cable

Note: For the best quality recordings,

use high-quality A/V cables to make

these connections.

Connect a signal source to the VCR

• You can connect additional 75-ohm

coaxial sources to your system using a

high-isolation A/B switch to switch

between the sources.

for recording. You can connect

(choose one):

• An outside antenna, using a 75-ohm

coaxial cable, to the VCR’s IN FROM

ANT jack

• You can connect one 75-ohm coaxial

source to more than one device using a

video splitter.

• An outside antenna, using 300-ohm

lead-in wire and a 300-to-75 ohm

transformer, to the VCR’s IN FROM

ANT jack

Because of the complexity of the variations

possible when using additional video accesso-

ries, such as video signal switches, splitters,

and combiners, such configurations are not

shown in this manual.

• Your CATV (cable) source, using the

75-ohm coaxial cable directly from

the cable company, to the VCR’s IN

FROM ANT jack

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MODEL 62 CONNECTIONS

Outside

Antenna

300-Ohm

Lead-In Wire

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

Cable

(CATV)

Cable Box

Company

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

300-to-75 Ohm

Transformer

I N

OUT

Stereo

Audio/Video

Cable

Audio

Video

(Optional Camcorder/2nd VCR/DSS System)

Model 62

R-AUDIO-L

VIDEO

IN FROM

ANT.

VHF/UHF

OUT

MONO

OUT TO TV

CH. 4

IN 1

Stereo

Audio/Video

Cable

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

Optional TV

Antenna In

Connection

VHF/UHF

Splitter/Combiner

UHF

VHF

Video In

Audio In

Antenna In

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MODEL 112/113 CONNECTIONS

Outside

Antenna

300-Ohm

Lead-In Wire

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

Cable

(CATV)

Cable Box

Company

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

300-to-75 Ohm

Transformer

I N

OUT

Audio/Video

Cable

Audio

Video

(Optional Camcorder/2nd VCR/DSS System)

Models 112/113

AUDIO

VIDEO IN FROM

ANT.

OUT

IN 1

VHF/UHF

OUT TO TV

CH. 4

Audio/Video

75-Ohm

Cable

Coax Cable

Optional TV

Antenna In

Connection

VHF/UHF

Splitter/Combiner

UHF

VHF

Video In

Audio In

Antenna In

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HOME THEATER CONNECTIONS (MODEL 62 SHOWN)

Refer to this illustration to connect your VCR to a home theater system.

Outside

Antenna

300-Ohm

Lead-In Wire

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

Cable

(CATV)

Company

Cable Box

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

300-to-75 Ohm

Transformer

I N

OUT

Select the signal

source you have

Stereo Audio/Video Cable

Model 62

A/V RECEIVER

Speakers

Front

Left

Right

–

Center

R-AUDIO-L

VIDEO

R-AUDIO-L

VIDEO

IN FROM

ANT.

VHF/UHF

Stereo

–

OUT

TV/Monitor

Rear

Audio/Video

MONO

Left

Right

OUT TO TV

Cable

CH. 4

–

IN 1

75-Ohm

Coax Cable

Video Cable

Speakers

Video In

Audio In

Antenna In

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CAMCORDER CONNECTIONS

Your Model 62 VCR has jacks on its front panel that let you easily connect a camcorder or other

AUDIO IN

VIDEO IN

jacks on the back

video source. You can also connect a camcorder to the

panel of your Model 112/113 VCR.

and

You need a stereo A/V cable (not supplied) with plugs that fit the VCR’s jacks and the camcorder’s

jacks for this connection.

(Model 62 shown)

PLAY

REWIND

FAST-F

VIDEO IN

–

AUDIO IN

–

RECORD/TIME

STOP

EJECT

POWER

TV/VCR

AV 2 AUDIO

VIDEO IN

jacks on the Model

1. Insert the plugs at one end of the cable into the

62’s front panel.

and

2. Insert the plugs at the other end of the cable into the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks on your cam-

corder or other video source. Be sure to connect VIDEO to VIDEO and AUDIO to AUDIO (use

the plug’s color codes as a guide).

CONNECTING POWER

To power the VCR, plug its power cord into a standard AC outlet. --:-- appears on the display.

Note: The VCR starts to search for a channel that has an Extended Data Service (EDS) signal

(see “Turning On Auto Clock Set” on Page 17) when:

• You plug in the VCR for the first time.

• You unplug the VCR and reconnect it (within 24 hours) or after a power failure (of less than 24

hours).

• You reset the VCR’s memory (see “Resetting the VCR’s Memory” on Page 18).

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VCR SETUP

2. Put fresh batteries in the compartment, as

indicated by the polarity symbols (+ and –)

marked inside.

SETTING THE VCR’S OUTPUT

CHANNEL SWITCH

If you connected the VCR’s OUT TO TV termi-

nal to a TV or another VCR, set 3-CH-4 on the

back of the VCR to 3 or 4, whichever is not an

active channel in your area.

When VCR appears on the display, the VCR

sends the signal from the video source con-

nected to its IN FROM ANTENNA or AUDIO IN 1/

VIDEO IN 1 (or AV2 for the Model 62) terminals

to the TV on the channel you selected.

3. Replace the cover.

3-CH-4 has no effect on the TV

Note: Setting

when the VCR is off or if you connected a TV

with separate audio/video input jacks to the

VCR’s AUDIO 1/VIDEO 1 OUT jacks.

Note: When the remote control stops working

or operates poorly, replace both batteries.

REMOTE CONTROL

Cautions:

• Never leave dead or weak batteries in the

remote control. Batteries can leak chemi-

cals that can damage your remote control.

Installing Batteries

The remote control requires two AA batteries

(not supplied). For the longest operation and

best performance, we recommend alkaline bat-

teries (such as RadioShack Cat. No. 23-557).

• Dispose of dead batteries promptly and

properly; do not bury or burn them.

Using the Remote Control

Cautions:

• Use only fresh batteries of the required

size and type.

To use the remote control, aim it at the front of

the VCR and press the desired function but-

tons.

• Do not mix old and new batteries, different

types of batteries (standard, alkaline, or

rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of

different capacities.

1. Press the tab on the battery compartment

cover and lift off the cover in the direction

of the arrow.

Tab

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4. When the following appears on the TV

screen, set it to the local PBS station if you

INITIAL SET UP

have a cable box, then press

s. (If you

Setting the On-Screen Language/

Channels/Clock

do not have a cable box, simply press

s).

When you first plug in the VCR and turn it on,

when you turn it on after power was interrupted

for longer than 24 hours, or when you reset the

VCR’s memory, the VCR prompts you to select

a language, then scans for active channels in

your area and stores them.

AUT

SET

A CABLE

THE

. . .

KEY

After you press

s, the VCR scans

In many areas, the Public Broadcasting Ser-

vice (PBS) station broadcasts an electronic

data signal (EDS) with its regular broadcast.

This signal can automatically set your VCR’s

clock to the correct time. If a station in your

area has EDS signals, the VCR automatically

sets the clock.

through the channels and memorizes all

the active channels in your area.

Note: If you have already set the channels

and just want to manually set the clock,

to skip tuner programming.

Then see “Manually Setting the Clock” on

Page 16 to set the clock.

press

Notes:

5. When the VCR finishes scanning and stor-

ing channels, it searches for an EDS signal

and shows the following on the TV screen:

• The VCR is preset to automatically set the

clock, but you can change it. See “Turning

On Auto Clock Set” on Page 17.

• If no stations in your area broadcast EDS

signals, you can set the clock manually.

See “Manually Setting the Clock” on

Page 16 for more information.

AUTO CLOCK SET

PROCEEDING

CANCEL: PUSH STOP KEY

POWER

1. Press

to turn on the VCR.

It takes up to 10 minutes for the VCR to set

the clock using the EDS signal. If the VCR

finds an EDS signal, it automatically sets

its clock to the correct time.

2. Turn on your TV and set it to the same

3-CH-4

channel as the VCR’s

select its line input if you connected the

VCR to the TV’s audio/video input jacks.

switch or

If the VCR does not detect an EDS signal

TV/VCR

Then press

so VCR appears.

STOP

within this time, press

then see

3. Select the on-screen instruction language:

“Manually Setting the Clock” on Page 16 to

set the clock.

t for Spanish, or

press

s for English,

TV/VCR

for French.

Notes:

• Your VCR protects tuner programming

for up to 24 hours in case a power failure

occurs or if the power cord becomes

unplugged. After about 24 hours without

power, the VCR loses the tuner pro-

gramming.

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• If you have not connected the VCR to an

antenna, cable TV, or other signal

source through the IN FROM ANT termi-

nal, the VCR does not store any channel

in memory. Instead, the VCR displays

the following on the TV screen:

4. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

the correct month, then press FAST-F.

DST:

NO CH FOUND

PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA

CABLE CONNECTION THEN

PUSH VCR CH UP KEY AGAIN

5. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

the correct date, then press FAST-F.

6. Repeat Step 5 to select the correct year

and the correct hour, then press FAST-F.

Your VCR uses a 12-hour clock. Be

Note:

sure you correctly set AM or PM.

Manually Setting the Clock

7. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select a

minute that is 1 or 2 minutes after the cur-

rent time, then press FAST-F. (For example,

if it is 42 minutes past the hour right now,

enter 43 minutes now.) This gives you time

to complete this procedure before starting

the clock.

Follow these steps to manually set the clock if

EDS is not available in your area, or if you

skipped tuner programming.

Notes:

• The clock must be accurately set for proper

automatic timer recording. We suggest you

refer to a radio station or time/temperature

service for the correct time.

8. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to set DST

(daylight saving time) to ONor OFF.

When you set DST to ON, the VCR auto-

matically adds 1 hour on the first Sunday in

April, and subtracts 1 hour on the last Sun-

day in October.

• If you do not press a button within 5 min-

utes in Steps 2–9, the clock is not set. Start

again from Step 1

1. Press MENU to display the main menu.

Press

FAST-F. SET COMPLETED

appears.

Note: To exit the programming mode,

press MENU again at any time.

9. Review the information you entered.

2. Repeatedly press

PLAY or

STOP to

highlight SET CLOCK, then press

FAST-F.

00PM

DST:

3. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high-

light MANUALSET, then press FAST-F.

If the information is not correct, move the

cursor to the incorrect entry by repeatedly

pressing

REW or FAST-F, then enter

the correct information.

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When the information is correct and the

time reaches the minute you set in Step 7,

press MENU twice. The currently set time

appears and the clock starts running.

If the tuner stores a channel that you do not

want, repeatedly press (or press and hold) CH

s or CH t to tune to that channel, then press

ADD/DLT. CHANNEL nn DELETED appears,

and the unwanted channel is erased from the

tuner’s memory.

Seconds begin counting from 00

Note:

when you press MENU twice.

CHANNEL 08 DE

TED

Turning On Auto Clock Set

If you turned off the auto clock set feature and

manually set the VCR’s clock, then find that

EDS is available in your area, you can turn the

auto clock set feature back on. This ensures

that the VCR sets itself to the correct time after

a power failure of less than 24 hours.

If you want to program a weak channel that au-

tomatic programming missed, enter the desired

channel number using the remote control’s

number buttons. Then press ADD/DLT. CHAN-

NEL nn ADDED appears, and the channel is

added to memory.

Follow these steps to turn on auto clock set.

1. Press MENU to display the main menu.

2. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high-

light SETCLOCK, then press FAST-F.

CHANNEL 08 ADDED

3. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high-

light AUTOSET, then press FAST-F.

Reprogramming Tuner Memory

You might want to reprogram the VCR’s tuner

memory if you move or change from an anten-

na connection to a cable TV connection.

4. Press CH s. The VCR searches for an EDS

signal and, if it finds one, automatically

sets its clock to the correct time. If the VCR

does not find an EDS signal, follow the

steps under “Manually Setting the Clock”

on Page 16.

You can also quickly erase all settings,

Note:

including the time, local channels, and pro-

grammed events, then reprogram the tuner’s

memory. See “Resetting the VCR’s Memory”

on Page 18.

Adding/Erasing Channels

Follow these steps to reprogram the tuner.

We recommend you check the channels the

VCR automatically stored. It might have stored

distant, weak channels that you normally would

not watch, or it might have missed channels

you want to store.

1. Press MENU to display the main menu.

To exit the programming mode dur-

Note:

ing Steps 2–4, press MENU again.

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2. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high-

light SET UP CHANNEL, then press

FAST-F.

E: ENGL I S

English

3. Press FAST-F again to select the broadcast

system (TVor CATV).

E: ESPANOL

SET UP CHANNEL

ANTENNA SYSTEM

CATV

Espanõl

SELE

SET

END

KEY

MENU KEY

4. Press STOP to highlight AUTO SET, then

OSCOPE

press FAST-F.

: FRANÇAI S

AUT

SET

A CABLE

Français

YOU

THE

. . .

3. Press FAST-F so the desired language

KEY

appears next to the fourth item.

4. When you finish selecting the language

5. Press CH s. The VCR starts scanning for

you want, press MENU.

and storing active channels.

Resetting the VCR’s Memory

Changing the On-Screen Language

If at any time you want to erase all settings, in-

cluding the time, local channels, and pro-

grammed events, eject any loaded tape, then

hold down PLAY and CHANNEL s on the VCR

for about 5 seconds until it turns itself off. All

settings are cleared.

The on-screen programming language is pre-

set to English, but you can change it at any

time by following these steps.

1. Press MENU to display the main menu.

2. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high-

light the fourth menu selection, then press

FAST-F. The title of the fourth menu selec-

tion differs depending on the language cur-

rently selected.

The next time you turn on the VCR, it performs

its initial setup sequence. See “Setting the On-

Screen

Language/Channels/Clock”

Page 15.

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USING THE VCR REMOTE

CONTROL WITH YOUR TV OR

CABLE BOX

BRAND

CODE

Archer

01, 29, 44, 88, 91

Cableview

04, 30, 42, 44, 52, 63,

85, 88

In addition to controlling your VCR, the remote

control can operate the basic functions of your

TV and cable box. Follow these steps to pro-

gram the remote control with the correct manu-

facturer’s code number for that TV and cable

box.

Citizen

04, 30, 42, 44, 52, 63,

85, 88

Curtis

08, 09, 56, 61, 87, 90

01, 29, 44, 88, 91

37, 67, 71

Diamond

Drake

Note: Some brands have more than one code

listed in the charts. If a code does not work with

your TV or cable box, try another. The listed

codes might not work with all models from the

listed manufacturers.

Eagle

13, 20, 22, 26, 40, 58,

62, 98

Eastern

GC Brand

04, 30, 42, 44, 52, 63,

85, 88

1. Find the code for your TV and cable box in

the following charts.

Gemini Regal

04, 85

General Electric

General Instru-

ment

01, 02, 03, 04, 34, 55,

83, 85, 91, 93, 95

TV BRAND

Fisher

CODE

Hamlin

14, 15, 28, 41, 97, 100,

102

Hitachi

Jerrold

31, 79

Goldstar

Hitachi

JVC

15, 16, 17

01, 02, 03, 04, 34, 55,

83, 85, 91, 93, 95

Macom

31, 79

Magnavox

Mitsubishi

Panasonic

Quasar

RadioShack

RCA

Magnavox

Matsushita

Movietime

25, 26

07, 13

16, 17, 101

01, 02

29, 32, 38, 39, 40, 42,

44, 88

01, 02

01, 02, 15, 16, 17

NSC

32, 38, 40

Oak

10, 11, 46, 99

44, 88

Realistic

Samsung

Sanyo

01, 02, 15, 16, 17

Optimus

Panasonic

Philips

Pioneer

Pulsar

16, 17, 101

13, 20, 23, 24, 96

05, 06, 78

Sharp

06, 07

Sony

04, 30, 42, 44, 52, 63,

85, 88

Sylvania

Toshiba

Zenith

RadioShack

RCA

44, 88

16, 17, 101

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the second and third digits in the code

number.

CABLE BOX

CODE

BRAND

3. Try operating your TV or cable box using

the VCR’s remote control. First press TV or

CATV, then try pressing POWER, INPUT, CH

s or CH t, and VOL +/– for TV operation; or

POWER and CH s or CH t for cable box

operation.

Realistic

44, 51, 88

Regal

14, 41

Regency

Rembrandt

Samsung

Scientific Atlanta

Sheritech

SL Marx

29, 32, 39, 42, 44, 88

32, 40, 42, 78, 94

08, 09, 56, 61, 87, 90

If the device does not function, repeat Step

2 and try other codes for the manufacturer.

If it still does not function, you must use the

original remote control supplied with your

TV or cable box.

32, 40, 42, 78, 94

16, 17, 101

Sprucer

To use the remote control, press the button for

the device you want to control — TV, CATV, or

VCR. Then press the desired function button.

Stargate

04, 30, 32, 40, 42, 44,

52, 63, 78, 85, 88, 94

Sylvania

Teknika

Notes:

Telecaption

Teleview

Texscan

Tocom

77, 92

• The codes you programmed might be

erased if you remove the batteries from the

remote control (to replace them, for exam-

ple). If this happens, re-enter the codes

after you replace the batteries.

32, 40, 42, 78, 94

18, 19

01, 33, 34, 42, 48, 49,

• Some TVs and cable boxes might require

that you manually turn on the power for

that device.

Toshiba

Uniden Satellite

Unika

65, 69

01, 29, 44, 88, 91

42, 43, 44, 52, 63, 88

• Your TV or cable box might have functions

that the VCR’s remote control will not oper-

ate.

Universal

Viewstar

13, 20, 22, 26, 40, 58,

62, 98

• You can use the number buttons to select a

channel number on your TV and cable box.

However, some TVs/cable boxes might

require that you press DISP/ENT after

entering the channel number.

Videoway

Vid Tech

Vidter

07, 23, 50

Zenith

07, 23, 50

• VOL +/– works to adjust the TV volume in

any operation mode (VCR, TV, or CATV).

2. While holding down TV, enter the code

number for your TV using the number but-

tons Or, while holding down CATV, enter

the code number for your cable box using

the numbered buttons.

Precede a single-digit code number with a

0 — for example, 01, 02, etc. To enter a

three-digit number, press 100, then enter

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OPERATION

Note: If you are using a TV/monitor con-

nected to the VCR’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT

jacks, set the TV/monitor to the video

mode.

WATCHING TV

Using the TV’s Tuner

To watch a broadcast using the TV’s tuner, turn

off the VCR, or repeatedly press TV/VCR until

VCR disappears from the VCR’s display.

2. Repeatedly press TV/VCR until VCR

appears.

3. To manually select a channel, you can

press CH s or CH t to have the tuner auto-

matically advance to the next channel

stored in the tuner’s memory.

Note: If you are using a TV/monitor connected

to the VCR’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks, be sure

to set the TV/monitor to the TV mode.

CH s when the tuner is

Note: If you press

The antenna or cable signals pass through the

VCR unaffected, as if the antenna or cable

were connected directly to the TV. Use the TV

as you normally would.

at the highest programmed channel or CH t

when the tuner is at the lowest pro-

grammed channel, the VCR enters the

audio/video mode and LINE(LINE 1or

LINE 2on the Model 62) appears on the

TV (see “Selecting the Signal to Record”

on Page 28). Continue to press CH s or CH

t until the highest or lowest programmed

channel appears.

Using the VCR’s Tuner

Your VCR can receive up to 68 VHF and UHF

channels, and up to 125 cable channels. The

VCR displays the channels as 1–125.

Or, to directly select a channel, press the

number buttons on the remote control for

the desired channel.

Notes:

• Channels 2–13 are the same for VHF and

cable TV, and cable companies usually

number them as they appear on the dis-

play.

Notes:

• Precede a single-digit number with a 0

— for example, 01, 02, and so on.

• To enter a three-digit number, press 100,

then enter the second and third digits in

the channel number.

• Since cable companies sometimes desig-

nate cable channels with letters or letter-

number combinations, a channel number

you see on the VCR’s display might differ

from the channel number displayed on

your cable box. You might need to experi-

ment to determine the proper cable chan-

nel designations for your cable system. For

more information, contact your local cable

company.

• (Model 62 only) If you receive MTS ste-

reo or SAP broadcasts, see “Receiving/

Recording

Stereo/SAP

Broadcasts

(Model 62 Only)” on Page 28.

• Two of the cable channels are designated

for audio only.

1. Turn on the TV and set it to the same chan-

nel as the VCR’s 3-CH-4 switch.

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Notes:

VIEWING A VIDEO TAPE

Loading a Video Tape

• The following appears on the TV

PLAY, REW,

screen when you press

FAST-F,

cassette.

REC/TIME

without inserting a

1. Turn on the TV and set it to the same chan-

3-CH-4

nel as the VCR’s

Note: If you are using a TV/monitor that is

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT

switch.

NO CASSETTE

connected to the VCR’s

PLEASE INSERT A CASSETTE

jacks, set the TV/monitor to the video

mode.

2. Hold the cassette with the main label fac-

ing up and the spine facing out from the

VCR. Then insert the cassette into the

VCR’s compartment and gently push the

center of its spine until the VCR draws it in.

• During playback, the VCR automatically

adjusts tracking, but you can manually

adjust it if necessary (see “Tracking” on

Page 26).

3. (Model 62 only) To choose the type of

audio you want the Model 62 to play back,

SAP/HiFi

press

until an arrow appears next

to the desired audio mode indicator (HiFi

or NORMAL) on the TV screen.

Note: If you play a tape recorded on a

standard VCR, the Model 62 plays the

standard audio track, regardless of the

audio output setting.

The VCR automatically turns on. If the erase-

protection tab has been removed from the cas-

sette, playback automatically begins (see

“Erase Protection” on Page 27).

4. To stop playback before the end of the

STOP

tape, press

Caution: Never insert anything except a VHS

video cassette into the cassette compartment.

Anything else might damage the VCR.

STOP EJECT

5. To eject the tape, press

the VCR.

Notes:

Playing a Video Tape

• If the tape reaches the end before you

STOP STOP EJECT

, the VCR auto-

1. Load a video tape.

press

matically stops the tape and completely

rewinds it. If the erase-protection tab has

been removed, the VCR then ejects the

cassette.

2. If playback does not automatically begin,

PLAY

. The VCR plays the tape.

press

STOP

• When the VCR is off, you can press

EJECT

on the VCR to eject a tape. The

VCR turns on, ejects the tape, then turns

itself off.

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SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

SPECIAL DISPLAYS

TAPE MOTION CONTROLS

Blue Screen Display

Fast-Forward/Rewind and Visual

The VCR displays a blue screen on the TV

when you select the VCR mode, play unre-

corded portions of a tape, or when you tune to

a weak TV station. The blue screen also ap-

pears if you set the VCR to the audio/video

mode when the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks are not

receiving any signals.

While a tape is stopped, press FAST-F to ad-

vance the tape quickly or REW to rewind it. You

cannot see the picture or hear sound when you

use fast-forward or rewind, but you can use the

counter to locate a specific section of tape.

POWER while a tape is re-

Note: If you press

Note: You cannot record the blue screen on a

tape in the VCR.

winding, REWIND POWER OFF appears.

The VCR automatically turns itself off when re-

winding is complete.

On-Screen Display

To use visual search so you can see the pic-

ture, be sure VCR appears then begin tape

playback. Then press FAST-F to search forward

or REW to search in reverse. Press PLAY to re-

turn to normal playback. During visual search,

the sound is muted and the picture quality is

lower than during normal playback. The search

picture is best with tapes recorded at the SP or

EP speed.

To view your VCR’s current operating mode

and other information about your VCR, press

DISP/ENT (display/enter). If you have a Model

62, you see the broadcast type (STEREO,

SAP, or MONO). With all models, you also see

the current function, time, channel, counter,

and tape speed. Press DISP/ENT again to clear

the display.

Note: You also see the remaining recording

time while a timed recording is in progress (see

“Immediate Recording” on Page 28).

Freeze-Frame/Frame Advance

Freeze-frame lets you pause the tape to view a

single frame. Press PAUSE during playback to

freeze the picture. Press PAUSE again or PLAY

to return to normal playback.

Function Indicators

When you press a function button (such as

STOP), the selected function’s indicator (such

as STOP) appears on the TV screen for about

4 seconds. When you change the channel, the

new channel number appears on the TV

screen for about 4 seconds.

During freeze-frame, picture quality is lower

than during normal playback. The picture quali-

ty is best with recordings made at the SP or EP

speed (see “Recording Speeds/Tape Selec-

tion” on Page 27).

Note: If you play back a poor quality or dam-

aged tape, the function indicator might not ap-

pear.

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Notes:

REAL-TIME COUNTER

• If you leave the VCR in the freeze-frame

mode for 3 minutes, the VCR stops playing

the tape to protect the video heads.

Using the Counter

Your VCR’s counter shows how long a tape

has been running. To have the counter display

on the TV screen, press

mote control.

• To reduce or eliminate jitter in the freeze-

frame picture, press and hold

until the picture is clear.

s or

DISP/ENT

on the re-

During freeze-frame, you can advance the pic-

ture one frame at a time by repeatedly pressing

The counter does not reset if you eject a tape

then put in a new tape. To reset the counter to

SLOW

. This feature works best with video cas-

settes recorded at the SP or EP speed. Press

PAUSE

COUNTER RESET

0:00:00, press

to return to normal playback.

Note: The real-time counter might stop if you

fast-forward or rewind through a blank section

on the tape. This is normal.

Slow Motion

To start slow motion playback, while a tape is

Using the Zero Search Function

SLOW

again or

playing, press

. Press

PLAY

to return to normal playback. During slow

You can reset the counter to 0:00:00at any

position on the tape and then return to that po-

sition. This lets you quickly return to a selected

place on the tape later.

motion, the sound is muted and the picture

quality is lower than during normal playback.

Slow motion picture quality is best with tapes

recorded at the SP or EP speed.

Follow these steps to use the zero search func-

tion.

Notes:

• If you leave the VCR in the slow-motion

mode for 3 minutes, the VCR stops playing

the tape to protect the video heads.

1. While a tape is playing, if the counter does

not appear on the TV screen, press

COUNTER RESET

once to display it.

COUNTER RESET

2. Within 5 seconds, press

• If the slow-motion picture is poor, press

t until the picture

and hold

improves.

s or

again at the location you want to return to

later. The counter resets to 0:00:00.

3. When you want to return to the selected

ZERO/

location, stop the tape, then press

1MIN

One Minute Skip

. The tape rewinds or fast-forwards

and automatically stops when it reaches

0:00:00.

You can skip over unwanted material on the re-

corded tape, such as commercials. Press

ZERO/1MIN

during playback. The VCR fast for-

Notes:

• If you press

wards over the next minute of recording, then

resumes normal playback.

REW

to rewind the tape past

0:00:00, the time appears with a minus

(–) sign.

• The counter does not work with blank

tapes or blank portions of partially

recorded tapes.

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For example, if the tape is at the second re-

cording (index mark 2) and you want to watch

USING INDEX SEARCH

the seventh recording (at index mark 7), enter

Your VCR has the VHS Index Search System.

Each time you start recording, the VCR auto-

matically marks the tape with an index mark at

that location. You can locate the recording you

want to play or skip the recording(s) you don’t

want to watch by either entering the number of

index marks or by scanning. The VCR search-

es forward or backward from the current loca-

tion.

to skip past index marks 3 through 6. Or, if the

tape is at index mark 9 and you want to watch

the recording at index mark 3, enter to skip

past index marks 9 through 4.

FAST-F

Then press

to skip forward to that index

to skip backward. When the tape

reaches the selected index mark, the VCR

starts normal playback.

REW

mark or

Notes:

• Since the VCR does not display the index

marks, we recommend you list the record-

ings on each tape in order on the tape’s

box, to make it easier to locate a particular

recording on the tape.

Index Scan

While the VCR is stopped or playing a tape,

INDEX

press

. INDEX appears. Then press

FAST-F

REW

to start the scan. AUTOINDEX

SEARCH appears and the VCR starts to fast-

forward or rewind. As the tape passes an index

mark, the VCR enters the visual search mode

for 10 seconds, then resumes the fast-forward

or rewind.

• Index search might not function properly

when two or more index marks are close to

each other.

• If you do not press any button within 10

seconds after you select INDEX, the VCR

cancels index search mode.

EARCH

• If you activate the direct access index

search at a tape position very close to an

index mark, the VCR might not count that

mark. See “Direct Access Index Search.”

• Recording over an index mark erases that

index mark.

When you locate the recording you want, press

PLAY

. Normal playback starts.

Direct Access Index Search

REPEAT PLAY

While the VCR is stopped or playing a tape,

INDEX

press

. INDEX appears. Then use the

You can automatically repeat playback of a

tape from the beginning to the end (or to a

blank part), instead of having the tape automat-

ically rewind and eject.

number keys to enter the number of index

marks you want to skip.

EARCH

1. While the tape is stopped, press

display the main menu.

PLAY

STOP

to highlight SET UP

2. Press

FAST-F

. The VCR high-

VCR, then press

lights REPEATPLAY.

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3. Press FAST-F so ONappears.

Notes:

• You might need to slightly readjust tracking

VCR

for each tape you play.

• If the sound of a recording made on

another VHS Hi-Fi VCR is poor, you might

be able to improve it by adjusting the track-

ing.

4. When you finish setting the repeat play

If the tracking is incor-

Hint for Model 62 only:

option, press MENU twice.

rect, Hi-Fidoes not appear.

5. Press PLAY to start repeat playback. REP

appears.

The VCR repeats playback from the beginning

to the end of the tape, or to the first unrecorded

portion that is at least 30 seconds long. AUTO

REPEAT appears while the VCR rewinds the

tape to the beginning.

Once you select the repeat play mode, it re-

mains on even after you turn off the VCR. To

turn off repeat play, repeat these steps and se-

lect OFFin Step 3.

TRACKING

The auto tracking system automatically adjusts

tracking when you start playback.

When different parts of the tape are recorded

at different speeds, the VCR automatically re-

adjusts the tracking at the beginning of each

recording.

If you need to manually adjust tracking, hold

down CH s or CH t. To return to the automatic

tracking system, press CH s and CH t at the

same time or turn the power off then back on.

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RECORDING

There are four ways to record using your VCR:

Although T-160 video cassettes offer the long-

est recording time, they contain thinner tape

that is more likely to jam. We suggest you use

T-120 or shorter length tape.

• Immediate recording — to record a broad-

cast as you watch it or record one program

on the VCR while you watch another on

the TV.

The following chart shows the maximum re-

cording times for different-length tapes at the

recording speeds.

• Automatic timer recording — to record a

broadcast at a time you set.

• Dubbing — to record a broadcast from

another tape or video source.

TAPE

LENGTH

1 hour

Notes:

T-60

2 hours

3 hours

• You can set the VCR so it stops recording

after a length of time you select.

(60 min.)

(120 min.)

(180 min.)

T-120

T-160

2 hours

(120 min.)

4 hours

(240 min.)

6 hours

(360 min.)

• Your VCR automatically records the audio

signal and adjusts the sound level while it

records.

2²/³hours

(160 min.)

5¹/³hours

(320 min.)

8 hours

(480 min.)

• The video cassette you use for recording

must have the erase-protection tab in

place. If the tab is removed, the cassette

automatically ejects if you try to record on it

(see “Erase Protection” on Page 27).

ERASE PROTECTION

Video cassettes have an erase-protection tab

to prevent accidental erasure of a tape. To pre-

vent recording, break off the tab using a screw-

driver. The cassette automatically ejects if you

try to record on the tape.

RECORDING SPEEDS/TAPE

SELECTION

This VCR can record at three speeds: SP

(standard play), LP (long play), and EP (ex-

tended play).

SP is the fastest recording speed and results in

the highest quality picture. LP and EP record

more slowly and use less tape, but the picture

quality is not as high as a recording made at

the SP speed.

If you want to record on a video cassette that

does not have the tab, put a piece of heavy

plastic tape over the erase-protection tab hole.

The quality of tape you use greatly affects

record/playback quality and the life of the VCR.

Use only video cassettes that display the offi-

cial

logo. High-grade tape has a better ox-

ide coating that helps prevent dirty video heads

and gives the best results.

Tape

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SELECTING THE SIGNAL

TO RECORD

IMMEDIATE RECORDING

Recording a Program

as You Watch It

You can select the signal to record — from the

IN FROM ANT

jack or an audio/video source —

Follow these steps to record a program as you

watch it. If you know how long the program is,

you can set how long the VCR records so it

stops recording automatically.

in either of these ways.

INPUT

• Repeatedly press

until the desired

input source appears — LINE (LINE 1

or LINE 2on the Model 62) for an audio/

video source, or a channel number for

broadcast signals.

Note: If you are watching the program on a TV/

AUDIO/

monitor that is connected to the VCR’s

VIDEO OUT

jacks, set the TV/monitor to the vid-

t to set the

• Repeatedly press

s or

eo mode and skip Steps 2 and 3.

VCR to the desired broadcast channel or to

one channel higher than the highest chan-

nel number (or one channel lower than the

lowest channel number) for an audio/video

source.

1. Turn on the VCR and the TV.

2. Set the TV’s tuner to the same channel as

3-CH-4

on the back of the VCR.

TV/VCR

3. Press

until VCR appears.

Note: (Model 62 only) Select LINE 1 for re-

cording signals from the back

4. Load a blank cassette, or one that you

want to record over, into the VCR.

AUDIO IN 1/VID-

EO IN 1

jacks, or LINE2for recording signals

SPEED

5. Repeatedly press

on the remote

AV2

from the front

jacks.

control until the desired recording speed

(SP, LP, or EP) appears.

RECEIVING/RECORDING

STEREO/SAP BROADCASTS

(MODEL 62 ONLY)

6. Select the signal to record (see “Selecting

the Signal to Record”).

7. (Model 62 only) Set the audio recording

mode to the desired setting. See “Receiv-

ing/Recording Stereo/SAP Broadcasts

(Model 62 Only”).

The Model 62 has three channels for audio re-

cording — two (left and right) stereo channels

on the Hi-Fi track, and one monaural channel

on the standard track.

REC/TIME

8. Press

. The VCR starts to record

and the following appears on the TV

screen:

DISP/ENT

Press

to display the audio programs

available on the broadcast you are currently

tuned to. STEREO, SAP, and MONO appear.

Parenthesis appear around each type of audio

signal that is not available. For example, if a

station broadcasts mono (monaural) and SAP

signals, (STEREO), SAP, and MONOappear.

REC

TO SET SPEC

PLEASE PUSH REC KEY

C REC T

The arrow mark on the right of the audio mode

display indicates the current audio mode. To

select the audio mode when the broadcast has

SAP/Hi-Fi

a stereo or SAP signal, press

so the

arrow mark points to the desired mode.

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Note: To record without a set duration, skip

Step 9.

AUTOMATIC TIMER

RECORDING

REC/TIME

9. Press

length appears on the TV screen. Repeat-

REC/TIME

again. The recording

The VCR’s automatic timer lets you program it

to select an input source, start recording from

that source at a time you set, then stop record-

ing at a time you set. You can set up to eight

timers to record any combination of weekly,

daily, or one-time events.

edly press

to advance the timer

to the desired recording length. The

recording length advances in 30-minute

increments up to 2 hours, then in 1-hour

increments up to 4 hours.

Notes:

You can set the VCR to record at any time on a

specific day within a 1-month period, at the

same time Monday through Friday (DAILY), or

at the same time on the same day every week

(WEEKLY).

• To ensure that you record the entire pro-

gram, set the recording length longer

than the program length.

• To display the remaining recording time,

DISP/ENT

press

• To temporarily stop the tape during a

PAUSE PAUSE

during a timed recording.

Notes:

• The VCR can record only one broadcast at

a time. If you set the VCR’s timer to record

broadcasts on different channels that start

at the same time, the VCR only records the

broadcast that has the lowest timer num-

ber (see “Checking/Changing Timers” on

Page 31).

recording, press

. Press

again to resume recording. If you leave

the VCR paused for about 5 minutes,

the VCR automatically stops.

• If the cassette’s erase protection tab has

been removed, the VCR displays

CHECK CASSETTE RECORD TAB and

ejects the cassette. Use another cas-

sette, or place a piece of heavy plastic

tape over the erase-protection tab hole.

• If two timer settings overlap, the one that

starts first has priority. The VCR begins

recording the second broadcast after the

set time for the first broadcast is over.

STOP

10. Press

to stop recording at any time.

• The VCR must be off at the start time you

set for it to begin an automatic timer

recording.

Recording One Program on the VCR

While You Watch Another on the TV

• If there is a power failure of more than 30

minutes during a timer recording, the

recording does not resume after power is

restored.

–

1. Follow Steps 1 9 of “Recording a Program

as You Watch It” on Page 28.

TV/VCR

2. Repeatedly press

pears.

until VCR disap-

• If there is a power failure of more than 30

minutes before a start time, the VCR loses

the clock setting and therefore does not

start automatic timer recording. However, if

you have an EDS channel in your area and

set the VCR to automatically set the clock

from the EDS signal, the clock is reset

within 10 minutes after power is restored,

and the VCR records at the set time(s).

See “Turning On Auto Clock Set” on

Page 17.

Note: If you are watching the program on a

TV/monitor that is connected to the VCR’s

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT

jacks, set the TV/moni-

tor to the TV mode.

3. Set the TV tuner to the channel you want to

watch.

STOP

4. Press

to stop recording at any time.

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7. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

an empty timer number, then press FAST-F.

This menu appears.

Setting a Timer

Note: If you use a TV/monitor that is connected

to the VCR’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks, set the

TV/monitor to the video mode and skip Steps 2

and 3.

DATE

START

8 SAT --:-- --:-- --

TODAY

SE EC

START

DATE

1. Turn on the VCR and the TV.

SELECT

SET

END

KEY

PROG KEY

2. Set the TV to the same channel as 3-CH-4

on the back of the VCR.

8. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

3. Repeatedly press TV/VCR until VCR

the date when you want to record.

appears.

To record a broadcast at the same time on

the same day every week, press either but-

ton until WEEKLY flashes and the desired

day of the week appears.

4. (Model 62 only) Set the audio recording

mode to the desired setting. See “Receiv-

ing/Recording Stereo/SAP Broadcasts

(Model 62 Only)” on Page 28.

DATE

START

5. Load a blank cassette, or one that you

want to record over, into the VCR.

WEEKLY

SUN

--:-- --:-- --

START

DATE

6. Press PROG on the remote control. The timer

SET

END

T :

KEY

PROG KEY

setting menu appears on the TV screen.

125

SLP

To record a broadcast at the same time

Monday through Friday, press either button

until DAILY flashes and MON-FRI

appears.

DATE

START

Or, if you have already entered timer set-

tings, the current settings for up to the first

four broadcasts appear.

DAILY --:-- --:-- --

MON-FRI EP

LECT

START

DATE

SET

END

T :

KEY

PROG KEY

STOP CH SPD

2 : 00

08 SP

To record a broadcast at a set time today,

press either button until today’s date

flashes and TODAYappears.

Note: If the clock is not set, PLEASESET

CLOCK BEFORE PROGRAMMING ap-

pears, then the clock setting screen ap-

pears. Set the clock as described in “Manu-

ally Setting the Clock” on Page 16.

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Notes:

• Be sure that TIMER appears when you

DATE

START

8 SAT --:-- --:-- --

TODAY

SE EC

turn the VCR off. If it does not appear,

check your entries.

START

DATE

SELECT

SET

KEY

PROG KEY

• If you load a cassette with its erase-pro-

tection tab removed and set the VCR’s

timer, the VCR ejects the cassette and

flashes TIMER.

END

To record a broadcast at a specific time

and date, repeatedly press PLAY or STOP

to select the specific date.

• If you set up the VCR to record a cable

broadcast through a cable box, be sure to

leave the cable box turned on and tuned to

the desired station before the broadcast

starts.

Press FAST-F to store your selection.

9. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

the start hour. When the correct hour

appears, press FAST-F. Then repeatedly

press PLAY or STOP to select the minute

and press FAST-F.

• You can manually turn on and operate the

VCR before the set times, but the VCR

starts an automatic timer recording only if

the power is off at the set start time.

10. Repeat Step 9 to set the end time.

11. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

the channel.

Monitoring an Automatic Timer

Recording

To record from a source connected to the

AUDIO IN 1/VIDEO IN 1 (or AV2 for the

Model 62) jacks, repeatedly press PLAY or

STOP until LINE(LINE 1 or LINE 2 on

the Model 62) appears.

1. Turn on the TV and set it to the same chan-

nel as 3-CH-4 on the back of the VCR.

If you are using a TV/monitor that is

Note:

connected to the VCR’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT

jacks, set the TV/monitor to the video

mode.

12. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

the tape speed (SP, LP, or EP).

13. Double-check all the set information.

2. Press TV/VCR until VCR appears.

• If the information is correct, press PROG.

• If an entry is not correct, repeatedly

press FAST-F or REW to move the cursor

to the incorrect entry, enter the correct

information, then press PROG.

Checking/Changing Timers

1. Turn on the TV and set it to the same chan-

nel as 3-CH-4 on the back of the VCR.

The timer settings appear on the TV

screen. To enter another setting, repeat-

edly press PLAY or STOP to select another

timer number and repeat Steps 7–13.

If you are using a TV/monitor that is

Note:

connected to the VCR’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT

jacks, set the TV/monitor to the video

mode.

14. Press PROG again. TURN VCR OFF FOR

TIMERRECORDINGbriefly appears.

15. Press POWER to turn off the VCR. TIMER

appears.

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2. Turn on the VCR and repeatedly press TV/

DUBBING

VCR until VCR appears.

The process of recording from one audio/video

device to another is called dubbing.

3. Press PROG. The first four timer settings

appear.

STOP CH SPD

An audio/video device where a signal origi-

nates is called the dubbing source. You can

use another VCR, camcorder, satellite receiv-

er, or other device with A/V outputs as the dub-

bing source, connect the dubbing source and

the VCR, then use your VCR to record the sig-

nal from the dubbing source.

2 : 00

08 SP

4. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to select

the setting you want to change, then press

FAST-F.

Or, you can use this VCR as the dubbing

source for another VCR. See “Installation” on

Page 9 for the various possible connections.

5. Follow Steps 8–12 under “Setting a Timer”

on Page 30 to correct the selected setting.

Notes:

6. When you finish, press PROG again, then

• Always use video-quality shielded cables

with phono-type connectors to connect the

device to the VCR. Do not use standard

audio patch cords.

turn off the VCR.

Clearing a Timer

• Most material performed in public, such as

concerts, plays, and movies, or distributed

on prerecorded video tapes is copyrighted.

The unauthorized recording or duplication

of copyrighted material is a violation of the

duplication may result in fines, imprison-

ment, or both. Note, however, that in the

United States, it is not a violation of U.S.

broadcast television program for private

(in-home) viewing.

If the timer recording has not yet started:

1. Follow Steps 1–3 under “Checking/Chang-

ing Timers.”

2. Highlight the setting you want to clear, then

press ADD/DLT.

3. When you finish clearing the timer, press

PROG.

Turn off the VCR if you still have at least one

timer setting entered.

If a timer recording is in progress:

To dub a tape, start playback on the dubbing

source first (see that device’s instructions) then

start recording on the recording VCR.

1. Press POWER to stop timer recording. TO

CANCEL TIMER REC PUSH POWER

THEN STOP KEY appears if you are

watching the signal from the VCR.

2. Within 10 seconds, press STOP. TIMER

disappears.

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AUDIO-ONLY RECORDING

(MODEL 62 ONLY)

Because of the superior quality of VHS Hi-Fi

audio recordings, you might want to use your

VCR as an audio-only recorder. You can also

make live recordings by connecting a pre-

AUDIO IN

amplifier or mixer to the VCR’s

jacks.

Simply select the line input and record as usu-

al.

Caution: Do not directly connect a microphone

to the VCR.

Note: For the best audio fidelity, we recom-

mend you use high-quality video tape (such as

Cat. No. 44-410) to make audio-only record-

ings.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you follow the instructions in this manual and still have trouble operating your VCR, look in this

chart for the problem description and its solution. If your VCR still does not work properly, contact

your local RadioShack store.

PROBLEM

No power.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

The power cord is not connected. Plug the power cord into an AC

outlet.

Timer recording did not work,

or a broadcast was recorded

at the wrong time.

• The power is on. Turn off the power.

• The timer is not set or is set incorrectly. Check the timer set-

tings.

Cannot record.

The erase-protection tab is missing. Place a piece of tape over the

tab hole.

Picture is poor on playback.

• The TV is not set to the proper channel. Set the TV to Channel

3 or 4.

• The TV’s fine tuning is not set correctly. Fine tune your TV.

• Audio/video connections are incorrect. Check all connections.

The playback picture is dis-

torted.

• The video heads are dirty. See “Cleaning the Video Heads” on

Page 37.

• The VCR might not have adjusted the tracking correctly. You

might need to manually adjust the tracking (see “Tracking” on

Page 26).

No picture on playback.

• The TV is not set to the proper channel. Set it to Channel 3 or

4, or to its audio/video input if you connected it to the VCR’s

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks.

• Audio/video connections are incorrect. Check all connections.

Remote control buttons do

not work when the power is

on and a cassette is loaded.

• Something is blocking the path from the remote control to the

VCR.

• Bright light is shining on the VCR’s remote control sensor win-

dow. Get closer to the VCR, or change the VCR’s location.

• The remote control might be set for another device’s opera-

tion. Try pressing VCR.

• The remote control’s batteries might be weak. Replace the

batteries.

Cannot see broadcast TV

programs using the VCR’s

tuner.

• TV/VCR is not set correctly. Repeatedly press TV/VCR until

VCR appears.

• Audio/video connections are incorrect. Check all connections.

Cannot record from the input

jacks.

• Connections are incorrect. Check all connections.

• INPUTis not set correctly. Select LINE(LINE1or LINE2

for the Model 62).

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PROBLEM

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

No stereo sound for a stereo

recording (Model 62 only).

• You have not connected the VCR’s AUDIO OUT jacks to a ste-

reo system or stereo TV. Connect the jacks to a stereo output.

• The audio out setting is not correctly set. Set it to Hi-Fi(see

“Receiving/Recording Stereo/SAP Broadcasts (Model 62

Only)” on Page 28).

• The VCR might not have adjusted the tracking correctly. You

might need to manually adjust the tracking (see “Tracking” on

Page 26).

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Your Optimus 4-Head VHS HQ VCR is an example of superior design and craftsmanship. The fol-

lowing suggestions will help you care for your VCR so you can enjoy it for years.

Keep the VCR dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately. Liquids might contain min-

erals that can corrode the electronic circuits.

Use and store the VCR only in normal temperature environments. Temperature ex-

tremes can shorten the life of electronic devices and distort or melt plastic parts.

Keep the VCR away from dust and dirt, which can cause premature wear of parts.

Handle the VCR gently and carefully. Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cas-

es and can cause the VCR to work improperly.

Use only fresh batteries of the required size and type in the remote control. Batteries

can leak chemicals that damage your VCR remote control’s electronic parts.

Wipe the VCR with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it looking new. Do not use

harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the VCR.

Modifying or tampering with the VCR’s internal components can cause a malfunction, invalidating

your VCR’s warranty and voiding your FCC authorization to operate it. If your VCR is not performing

as it should, take it to your local RadioShack store for assistance.

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Servicing Your VCR

Storing Your Video Cassettes

There are no user-serviceable parts inside your

VCR. If you encounter a problem that you can-

not correct using this manual and its trouble-

shooting guide, take the VCR to your local

RadioShack store for assistance.

Unless you are making an automatic timer re-

cording, eject and store the cassette before

you turn off the VCR. This helps protect the

cassette and the VCR’s internal mechanisms.

Place your video cassettes in their protective

boxes and store them in a cool, dry, dust-free

environment. Store the cassettes on end, not

on their sides, to prevent improper settling of

the cassette’s spools.

Cleaning the Video Heads

When video head cleaning becomes neces-

sary, the VCR displays the following message

on the TV screen while playing back a record-

ed tape.

Note: Tape can become wound too tightly

around the cassette’s spools after many play-

ings. This can make the cassette load improp-

erly and automatically eject when you insert it.

On most cassettes there is a brake-release

plunger on the bottom center of the cassette.

Use the tip of a pen or pencil to press the

plunger. This loosens the tape.

Video head cleaning kits are available from

your local RadioShack store. Clean the heads

only when the VCR displays the message

shown above. Be sure to use the “dry” type

cleaning cassette.

Serious problems require cleaning by a trained

technician. For more head cleaning informa-

tion, contact your local RadioShack store.

Brake-Release Plunger

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SPECIFICATIONS

Television System .............................................................................. NTSC Standard Color Signal

Recording System ................................................................................ Four-Head Double Azimuth

Tape Width ............................................................................................................................ /²Inch

Tape Speed:

SP ............................................................................................ 1.31 Inch/second (33.35 mm/s)

LP ............................................................................................ 0.65 Inch/second (16.67 mm/s)

EP ............................................................................................. 0.43 Inch/second (11.12 mm/s)

Tuner Channels:

VHF ................................................................................................................................... 2–13

UHF ................................................................................................................................. 14–69

CATV ............................................................................................................................... 1–125

RF Converter ............................................................................................... Built-in VHF Converter

Converter Output ..................................................................................................... Channel 3 or 4

Terminals:

Antenna Input ................................................................................................ VHF/UHF: F Type

Antenna Output ............................................................................................ VHF/UHF: F Type

Video Input/Output ......................................................................................... Phono Connector

Audio Input/Output ......................................................................................... Phono Connector

Video Output Level ............................................................................................................. 1.0 V

p-p

Video Output Impedance ......................................................................................................... 75 Ω

Audio Output Level .............................................................................................................. –8 dBV

Audio Output Impedance .......................................................................................................... 1 kΩ

Video Input Level .......................................................................................................... 0.5-2.0 V

p-p

Video Input Impedance .......................................................................................................... 50 kΩ

Audio Input Level ............................................................................................................... –10 dBV

Audio Input Impedance .......................................................................................................... 47 kΩ

Video S/N Ratio (weighted):

SP ..................................................................................................................................... 42 dB

EP ..................................................................................................................................... 40 dB

Audio S/N Ratio:

Regular Audio (weighted)

SP ..................................................................................................................................... 43 dB

EP ..................................................................................................................................... 40 dB

Hi-Fi Audio (Model 62 only) (Dynamic Range):

SP ................................................................................................................... More than 90 dB

LP ................................................................................................................... More than 90 dB

EP ................................................................................................................... More than 90 dB

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Frequency Response:

Regular Audio

SP ................................................................................................................. 80 Hz–10 kHz

EP ................................................................................................................... 80 Hz–5 kHz

Hi-Fi Audio (Model 62 only) In All Modes ............................................................ 20 Hz–20 kHz

Power Requirement ..................................................................................................... 120 V, 60 Hz

Power Consumption

Models 112/113 ........................................................................................................... 18 Watts

Model 62 ..................................................................................................................... 23 Watts

Dimensions (HWD) ................................................ 3⁵/⁸× 14¹⁵/¹⁶× 11¹³/¹⁶Inches (9.3 × 38 × 30 cm)

Weight ................................................................................................................. 7 lbs 6 oz (3.4 kg)

Specifications are typical; individual units might vary. Specifications are subject to change and

improvement without notice.

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Limited Ninety-Day Warranty

This product is warranted by RadioShack against manufacturing defects in material and workman-

ship under normal use for ninety (90) days from the date of purchase from RadioShack company-

owned stores and authorized RadioShack franchisees and dealers. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED

HEREIN, RadioShack MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,

ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THE WRITTEN LIMITED WARRANTIES

CONTAINED HEREIN. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, RadioShack SHALL HAVE NO LIABIL-

ITY OR RESPONSIBILITY TO CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY WITH RE-

SPECT TO ANY LIABILITY, LOSS OR DAMAGE CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY USE

OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WAR-

RANTY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM INCONVE-

NIENCE, LOSS OF TIME, DATA, PROPERTY, REVENUE, OR PROFIT OR ANY INDIRECT,

SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF RadioShack HAS BEEN AD-

VISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

Some states do not allow the limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion of in-

cidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.

In the event of a product defect during the warranty period, take the product and the RadioShack

sales receipt as proof of purchase date to any RadioShack store. RadioShack will, at its option, un-

less otherwise provided by law: (a) correct the defect by product repair without charge for parts and

labor; (b) replace the product with one of the same or similar design; or (c) refund the purchase

price. All replaced parts and products, and products on which a refund is made, become the prop-

erty of RadioShack. New or reconditioned parts and products may be used in the performance of

warranty service. Repaired or replaced parts and products are warranted for the remainder of the

original warranty period. You will be charged for repair or replacement of the product made after the

expiration of the warranty period.

This warranty does not cover: (a) damage or failure caused by or attributable to acts of God, abuse,

accident, misuse, improper or abnormal usage, failure to follow instructions, improper installation or

maintenance, alteration, lightning or other incidence of excess voltage or current; (b) any repairs

other than those provided by a RadioShack Authorized Service Facility; (c) consumables such as

fuses or batteries; (d) cosmetic damage; (e) transportation, shipping or insurance costs; or (f) costs

of product removal, installation, set-up service adjustment or reinstallation.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from

state to state.

RadioShack Customer Relations, Dept. W, 100 Throckmorton St., Suite 600, Fort Worth, TX 76102

We Service What We Sell

3/97

RadioShack

A Division of Tandy Corporation

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

5A7

Printed in Japan

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