Manual

memorizethatspot.Beginin eitherSTOP or PLAY mode.

• PressDISPLAY twiceto showthecounterontheTV screen.

Beginrecordingorplayingbackatape.Noticethecounterremainsonthescreen.

• At thepoint thatyouwantto gobackto, pressCLEAR ontheremotecontrol.Thisresetsthe

counterto 0:00:00.

PressSTOPwhenyouaredonerecordingor playingbackthetape.

• PressDISPLAY againand"M" will displaybelowthecounterontheTV screen.This indicates

thatthecounter'smemoryfunctionis engaged.ThecounteralsoappearsontheVCR'sdisplay.

Now whenyourewindthetape,it will automaticallystopat thespotwhereyouclearedthe

counter.(Noticeit movesjust pastthemarkerandthenbackto it.) PressPLAY to watchthetape

from that preselectedspot.

• PressDISPLAY to takethecounterdisplayoff. Thespotis still in memoryuntil yousetanew

oneoruntil thetapeis ejected.

Jump Forward or Backward with INDEX

Using the time counter, you can search for a spot a certain number of minutes before or after

your current position on the tape.

Press STOP, if tape is playing, and press INDEX to bring up the Set Go-To Time screen:

Select minutes by pressing buttons 0 to 9 - one digit for hours, then two digits for minutes. Then

press F.FWD if you want to move that many minutes ahead, or REW if you want to move that

many minutes backward.

For example, say you want to review a scene that began about 2 minutes earlier in a video, press

0, 0, and 2 to display 0:02 on the screen. Then press REW.

The tape rewinds to the place 2 minutes back from where you began, then starts playback

automatically from that spot.

Jump to an Index Mark with INDEX

A quick way to access specific program segments is with the index search feature. This lets you

move through a tape that has several recordings on it by searching for the INDEX "mark." This

function only works with recordings that have been set up with indexing. You create an INDEX

mark every time you press the REC and PLAY on the remote control at the same time or the

REC/IRT button on the VCR. For more on how this gets recorded, see the section on Recording

a Program (page 30).