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OTR -(One Touch Recording) This function enables you to set a recording length simply by pressing the REC/OTR button on the TVNCR. Make sure ... • TV/VCR power must be turned on. • insert a cassette tape with its erase prevention tab in place. (If necessary. rewind or fast forward the tape to the point at which you want to begin recording.) NOTES: COPYING A VIDEO CASSET (Re a wires a VCR or Aided camera) You can make copies of video tapes made by friends or relatives for your enjoyment. WARNING: Unauthorized recordings of copyrighted video tapes may be an i infringement of copyright laws. Connect your TVNCR and a Source (Playing) VCR using the following diagram. • This function CkNINOT be done from the remote control. • Recording starts immediately when the REC/OTR button is pressed. • When the REC/OTR button is pressed 18 times, the TV/VCR returns to the Normal Recording mode. E•• PRI* O [Fig.8]i M ..DEC [The TVNCR] • To stop the OW operation, press the STOP button on the TV/VCR or on the remote control. • To show the remaining time. press the DISPLAY button on the remote control so that "OTR" appears on the TV screen. (It will show up momentarily then disappear.) • Recording stops when 0:00 is reached. • Please note that in the SLP mode maximum recording time, assuming the tape is started at the beginning. is 8 hours using T-160 (or 6 hours usine. T-120). • If the tape runs out before the end time, the TVNCR will switch to the Stop mode immediately. ejects the tape and turns itself off. AudioNideo adapter cable (not supplied) [Ex: Source (Playing) VCR or video camera] OUT IN AUDIO O Press the number buttons on the remote control or the CHANNEL V or A button. Remember: If the TVNCR is connected to a cable box or satellite box, the TVNCR must be on CH3 or CH4. then the channel to be recorded is selected on the cable box or satellite box. WA, Press the REGOTR button on the TVNCRas manytimesasneeded.The recording length will be determined by the number of times you press the `- REC/OTR button. Each additional push will increase It.COrding tine by 30 minutes. It is set up to 8 hots. Push(es) Display i Recording length I push (normal recording) 2 pushes 0:30 30 minutes 3 pushes ! 1:00 60 minutes 1) Insert a pre-recorded video cassette into the Source (Playing) VCR or video camera. 2) Insert a blank video cassette. or one you want to record over, into the TVNCR's cassette compartment. 3) Press the SPEED button on remote control for the TV/VCR to select the desired recording speed (SP/LP/SLP). 4) Press the CHANNEL A or V button on the TVNCR until "AUX" appears on the screen. 5) Press the RECORD button on the TV/VCR. 6) Begin playback of the tape in the source (Playing) VCR or video camera. NOTE: For best results during dubbing. use the TVNCR's front panel controls whenever possible. The remote control might affect the source (Playing) VCR's playback operation. 17 pushes 8:00 480 minutes - 23 - EN 6K03

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OTR
-(One
Touch
Recording)
This
function
enables
you
to
set
a
recording
length
simply
by
pressing
the
REC/OTR
button
on
the
TVNCR.
Make
sure
...
TV/VCR
power
must
be
turned
on.
insert
a
cassette
tape
with
its
erase
prevention
tab
in
place.
(If
necessary.
rewind
or
fast
forward
the
tape
to
the
point
at
which
you
want
to
begin
recording.)
NOTES:
This
function
CkNINOT
be
done
from
the
remote
control.
Recording
starts
immediately
when
the
REC/OTR
button
is
pressed.
When
the
REC/OTR
button
is
pressed
18
times,
the
TV/VCR
returns
to
the
Normal
Recording
mode.
To
stop
the
OW
operation,
press
the
STOP
button
on
the
TV/VCR
or
on
the
remote
control.
To
show
the
remaining
time.
press
the
DISPLAY
button
on
the
remote
control
so
that
"OTR"
appears
on
the
TV
screen.
(It
will
show
up
momentarily
then
disappear.)
Recording
stops
when
0:00
is
reached.
Please
note
that
in
the
SLP
mode
maximum
recording
time,
assuming
the
tape
is
started
at
the
beginning.
is
8
hours
using
T-160
(or
6
hours
usine.
T-120).
If
the
tape
runs
out
before
the
end
time,
the
TVNCR
will
switch
to
the
Stop
mode
immediately.
ejects
the
tape
and
turns
itself
off.
Press
the
number
buttons
on
the
remote
control
or
the
CHANNEL
V
or
A
button.
Remember:
If
the
TVNCR
is
connected
to
a
cable
box
or
satellite
box,
the
TVNCR
must
be
on
CH3
or
CH4.
then
the
channel
to
be
recorded
is
selected
on
the
cable
box
or
satellite
box.
WA,
Press
the
REGOTR
button
on
the
TVNCR
as
many
times
as
needed.
The
recording
length
will
be
determined
by
the
number
of
times
you
press
the
`-
REC/OTR
button.
Each
additional
push
will
increase
.
ItCOrding
tine
by
30
minutes.
It
is
set
up
to
8
hots.
Push(es)
Display
i
Recording
length
I
push
(normal
recording)
2
pushes
0:30
30
minutes
3
pushes
!
1:00
60
minutes
17
pushes
8:00
480
minutes
COPYING
A
VIDEO
CASSET
(Re
a
wires
a
VCR
or
Ai
ded
camera)
You
can
make
copies
of
video
tapes
made
by
friends
or
relatives
for
your
enjoyment.
WARNING:
Unauthorized
recordings
of
copyrighted
video
tapes
may
be
an
i
infringement
of
copyright
laws.
Connect
your
TVNCR
and
a
Source
(Playing)
VCR
using
the
following
diagram.
E••
PRI*
O
M
.
..DEC
AudioNideo
adapter
cable
(not
supplied)
[Fig.8]i
[The
TVNCR]
[Ex:
Source
(Playing)
VCR
or
video
camera]
OUT
IN
AUDIO
1)
Insert
a
pre-recorded
video
cassette
into
the
Source
(Playing)
VCR
or
video
camera.
2)
Insert
a
blank
video
cassette.
or
one
you
want
to
record
over,
into
the
TVNCR's
cassette
compartment.
3)
Press
the
SPEED
button
on
remote
control
for
the
TV/VCR
to
select
the
desired
recording
speed
(SP/LP/SLP).
4)
Press
the
CHANNEL
A
or
V
button
on
the
TVNCR
until
"AUX"
appears
on
the
screen.
5)
Press
the
RECORD
button
on
the
TV/VCR.
6)
Begin
playback
of
the
tape
in
the
source
(Playing)
VCR
or
video
camera.
NOTE:
For
best
results
during
dubbing.
use
the
TVNCR's
front
panel
controls
whenever
possible.
The
remote
control
might
affect
the
source
(Playing)
VCR's
playback
operation.
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