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Video, Painter, Trouble, Shooting

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VIDEO PAINTER TROUBLE SHOOTING If you have followed all the hook up instructions and the VIDEO PAINTER Demo program does not appear on screen, review the following: If you turned ON VIDEO PAINTER and it is making a beeping sound but there is no picture, the unit is working properly. Please check the following: 1. The Video Cable is securely hooked from the VIDEO PAINTER to the VCR (Video in). 2. The TV and the VCR should be set to the same channel. 3. VIDEO PAINTER is turned ON. 4. If there is a TV/Video switch on the back of the TV, switch it to Video. 5. TV/VCR switch should be on VCR. 6. Adaptor is properly plugged in and has the correct voltage (12 volt 800mA or 500mA.) If you have checked all of the above and VIDEO PAINTER is connected to a VCR and there is still no picture, the VCR is not "set" to accept the Video signal from the VIDEO PAINTER. Please read the next set of instructions carefully. 7. Locate your VCR instruction manual and read the sections that explain the following: Running a Camera or Cam Corder through the VCR, setting the VCR to accept Video In signal or Video Dubbing. 8. If unable to locate your manual, check the following switches and/or settings on your VCR. (Your VCR may have one of the following switches.) a. Line/Tuner Switch - should be switched to LINE b. Auxiliary Switch - should be switched to AUXILIARY c. Input Select Button - Press this button. On some VCR's this is all that is necessary, on other VCR's a few choices will light up on the VCR, choose LINE. d. If your VCR has "on screen programming" the setttings will be handled through the remote control and on screen menus. e. With certain older model VCR's, in order to activate the Video Input Signal, it is necessary to insert any video tape into the VCR. Press PLAY until a picture appears on the TV, then press the STOP button. For further information or assistance please call our Consumer Service Department at 1-800-521-2010. 6

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VIDEO
PAINTER
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
If
you
have
followed
all
the
hook
up
instructions
and
the
VIDEO
PAINTER
Demo
program
does
not
appear
on
screen,
review
the
following:
If
you
turned
ON
VIDEO
PAINTER
and
it
is
making
a
beeping
sound
but
there
is
no
picture,
the
unit
is
working
properly.
Please
check
the
following:
1.
The
Video
Cable
is
securely
hooked
from
the
VIDEO
PAINTER
to
the
VCR
(Video
in).
2.
The
TV
and
the
VCR
should
be
set
to
the
same
channel.
3.
VIDEO
PAINTER
is
turned
ON.
4.
If
there
is
a
TV/Video
switch
on
the
back
of
the
TV,
switch
it
to
Video.
5.
TV/VCR
switch
should
be
on
VCR.
6.
Adaptor
is
properly
plugged
in
and
has
the
correct
voltage
(12
volt
800mA
or
500mA.)
If
you
have
checked
all
of
the
above
and
VIDEO
PAINTER
is
connected
to
a
VCR
and
there
is
still
no
picture,
the
VCR
is
not
"set"
to
accept
the
Video
signal
from
the
VIDEO
PAINTER.
Please
read
the
next
set
of
instructions
carefully.
7.
Locate
your
VCR
instruction
manual
and
read
the
sections
that
explain
the
following:
Running
a
Camera
or
Cam
Corder
through
the
VCR,
setting
the
VCR
to
accept
Video
In
signal
or
Video
Dubbing.
8.
If
unable
to
locate
your
manual,
check
the
following
switches
and/or
settings
on
your
VCR.
(Your
VCR
may
have
one
of
the
following
switches.)
a.
Line/Tuner
Switch
-
should
be
switched
to
LINE
b.
Auxiliary
Switch
-
should
be
switched
to
AUXILIARY
c.
Input
Select
Button
-
Press
this
button.
On
some
VCR's
this
is
all
that
is
necessary,
on
other
VCR's
a
few
choices
will
light
up
on
the
VCR,
choose
LINE.
d.
If
your
VCR
has
"on
screen
programming"
the
setttings
will
be
handled
through
the
remote
control
and
on
screen
menus.
e.
With
certain
older
model
VCR's,
in
order
to
activate
the
Video
Input
Signal,
it
is
necessary
to
insert
any video
tape
into
the
VCR.
Press
PLAY
until
a
picture
appears
on
the
TV,
then
press
the
STOP
button.
For
further
information
or
assistance
please
call
our
Consumer
Service
Department
at
1-800-521-2010.
6