U SER M ANUAL Model PSVR65
Important Information WARNING WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do not expose this VCR to rain or moisture. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. This symbol indicates Òdangerous voltageÓ inside the product that presents a risk of electric shock or personal injury. This symbol indicates important instructions accompanying the product.
Table of Contents Table of Contents Hooking Up the VCR Choosing a Hookup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Antenna or Cable System Without a Cable Box . . . . . . . .3 Cable System With Cable Box to Unscramble All Channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Cable System With Cable Box to Unscramble Only Pay Channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Digital Satellite Receiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7 Connecting Two VCRs for Copying Tapes .
Hooking Up the VCR Hooking Up the VCR The hookups on pages 3 through 7 are divided into two hookup types: Basic (A) and Advanced (B and C). The basic hookup shows the backs of TVs that have only an antenna/cable connection. It is the easier of the two and additional accessories may not be needed. The advanced hookup shows the VCR hooked up to a TV with audio and video jacks. This connection may improve the picture quality as well as convenience of operation.
Antenna or Cable System Without a Cable Box Antenna or Cable System Without a Cable Box Basic Hookup Use this hookup for a simple connection which requires fewer accessories. 1. Set the CH3 CH4 switch on back of VCR to either channel 3 or 4. Tune the TV to this channel and use the TV¥VCR button to watch the VCR. From Antenna or Cable 300/75 Ohm Adapter Back of VCR IN MONO L OR FROM ANTENNA L R VIDEO R IN IN OUT OUT OUT TO TELEVISION CH AUDIO 3 2. Connect as shown.
Hooking Up the VCR Cable System with Cable Box to Unscramble All Channels Position Cable Box Position the remote-controllable cable box on top of the VCR. You may need to position it at different angles before the VCR can control it. Make sure the cable box does not cover the transmitting window on top of the VCR. Cable Box Transmitting Windows Remote Sensor Basic Hookup Use this hookup for a simple connection which requires fewer accessories. 1.
Cable System with Cable Box to Unscramble Only Pay Channels Cable System with Cable Box to Unscramble Only Pay Channels (such as HBO, Showtime, Pay-Per-View, etc.) Position Cable Box Position the remote-controllable cable box on top of the VCR. You may need to position it at different angles before the VCR can control it. Make sure the cable box does not cover the transmitting window on top of the VCR.
Hooking Up the VCR Digital Satellite Receiver Position the Receiver Position the receiver above the VCR. You may need to position it at different angles before the VCR can control it. Make sure the receiver does not cover the transmitting window on top of the VCR. Do not stack electronic components or other objects on top of the satellite receiver. The slots on top of the receiver must be left uncovered to allow proper airflow to the unit.
RCA Satellite Receiver Digital Satellite Receiver Advanced Hookup with Basic Receiver Use this hookup if your TV has audio/video jacks and your receiver has one set of AUDIO/VIDEO jacks. From Cable, Cable Box or Antenna From Satellite Dish Back of Satellite Receiver CH3 SATELLITE IN CH4 IN FROM ANT 1. Set the CH3 CH4 switch on back of receiver to either channel 3 or 4. You will tune the VCR to this channel to record from the satellite receiver.
Hooking Up the VCR Connecting Two VCRs for Copying Tapes Basic Hookup Use this hookup for a simple connection which requires fewer accessories. Playback VCR From Antenna, Cable or Cable Box IN MONO L 1. Select a hookup from pages 2 - 7, and then modify with this connection. FROM ANTENNA L VIDEO R R IN IN OUT OUT OUT 2. Set the CH3 CH4 switch on the playback VCR to either channel 3 or 4. You will tune the recording VCR to this channel to receive the signal from the playback VCR.
Setting Up the VCR Setting Up the VCR Now that you have properly connected the TV and VCR, you are ready to set up the VCR to meet your personal needs. This section discusses the basic setup necessary for your VCR to operate properly. Startup Check Accessories With VCR Contact your dealer if any items are missing.
Startup Insert Batteries In Remote Use the On-Screen Menu System 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 7 0 EN M G Press MENU¥PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU. Then use the number button on the remote that corresponds to the number on the menu to select (or change) an item. Using the number button allows you to point and select a menu item at the same time. • M O Using the Number Buttons PR U Point and Select is the method you use to move through the menu system.
Setting Up the VCR Turn On the VCR 1. Press VCR1 on the remote. The first time you turn on the VCR, the SETUP menu will appear. Follow the steps on the screen to automatically set-up a satellite receiver or cable box, set the time, auto channel search, and select some feature options. ■ Press number button 1 on the remote to Begin setup. Proceed to Auto satellite receiver and/or cable box Setup. ■ SETUP The setup procedure will help you configure your VCR.
Startup Set Up a Digital Satellite Receiver (continued) DSS SETUP Digital satellite receiver turned on: The VCR will now receive all signals from the DSS receiver on ANTENNA channel 03 (or CABLE CHANNEL 03). The receiver turned on and tuned to channel 200. Press 1 and proceed to CABLE BOX SETUP. Press MENU to proceed 4. Press MENU¥PROG to proceed. The VCR will now turn on and tune your receiver to the correct channel during timer recordings.
Setting Up the VCR Set Up a Digital Satellite Receiver and/or Cable Box (continued) Compatible Cable Box Control Brand of Cable-TV Box* ABC Anvision Cablestar Eagle Eastern International General Instrument Hamlin Hitachi Jerrold Macom Magnavox NSC Oak Oak Sigma Panasonic Philips Pioneer Randtek RCA Regal Regency Samsung Scientific Atlanta Sylvania Teknika Texscan Tocom Unika Universal Viewstar Warner Amex Zenith Code Number(s) 53,54 07, 08 07, 08 07,08 02 04, 05, 15, 23, 24, 25, 30, 36 12, 13, 34,48 37, 4
Startup Set Up Clock and Auto Channel Search Follow the steps on the screen to auto channel search and automatically set the clock*. If the SET TIME ZONE or SET DAYLIGHT SAVINGS screen appears, follow step 1 or 2 below. If the SETUP menu appears, skip to step 3. 1. If the SET TIME ZONE screen appears, select a time zone: Press the number on the remote (1-6) corresponding to the ÒstandardÓ time zone you live in. If you do not know your time zone, press 7 and an automatic setting will be made.
Setting Up the VCR Use SETUP Menu to Auto Clock Set If the AUTO CLOCK SET was unsuccessful: 1. Press 1 to display the set time and date screen. 2. Enter the time and date with the number buttons on the remote. Press 0 before single-digit numbers. Example: press 0, then 5, then 0, then 7 for a time of 5:07. Press 1 for AM or 2 for PM. SETUP The Auto Clock Set was unsuccessful.
Startup Program VCR for VCR1 or VCR2•DVD Button You can program this VCR to respond to the VCR1 or VCR2¥DVD button on the remote. Details are on page 21. ■ Press 1 if you want your VCR to respond to the VCR1 button. Press 2 if you want your VCR to respond to the VCR2¥DVD button on the remote. Remember you must press VCR1 or VCR2¥DVD on the remote Ñwhichever you selected in the menu Ñ before the remote will operate this VCR. SETUP Using the buttons VCR1 and VCR2, your remote can control 2 VCRs.
Setting Up the VCR Use TV•VCR Button Skip this step if you used one of the advanced hookups. When using one of the basic hookups, the TV¥VCR button lets you switch between the picture coming from the VCR or the picture from the TV channel. This button lets you record a program on the VCR while watching another channel on the TV. (Details are on page 35.) 1. Make sure the VCR indicator appears in the display panel. If it does not appear, press TV¥VCR. 2.
Using the Remote Control Using the Remote Control This section explains the buttons and features of the remote control, including the following: ■ Light and Component Buttons ■ Controlling the VCR ■ VCR Function Buttons ■ Controlling a Laserdisc Player or DVD Component ■ TV Function Buttons ■ Controlling a TV ■ Cable Box or Satellite ■ Controlling a Cable Box or a Satellite Receiver Receiver Function Buttons ■ Controlling an Auxiliary Component Light Button Your back-lit remote has a light button ( ) that
VCR Function Buttons VCR Function Buttons Press VCR1 (VCR2¥DVD) to set remote to control the VCR to use the function buttons. CHAN Up or Down Selects next higher or lower channel in the VCRÕs channel memory. CLEAR Resets time counter to 0:00:00. Allows you to change entries when setting up the VCR, setting the clock, or setting a VCR Plus+ or timer recording. DISPLAY Shows VCR operating displays on the TV screen. Displays the time counter.
Using the Remote Control TV Function Buttons Press the TV button to set remote to control a compatible TV. Some buttons may not work with the TV. CLEAR Removes menus or status displays from the screen. SAT•CABLE VCR 1 PWR VCR•DVD AUX TV 2 REW PLAY REC STOP FF PAUSE SEARCH DISPLAY CHAN VOL DISPLAY Shows the status displays on the screen. Removes menus or displays from the screen. PWR (Power) Turns off a compatible TV when remote is set to control TV.
Controlling a VCR Controlling the VCR The VCRÕs remote controls two compatible ProScan, RCA, or GE VCRs with the VCR1 and VCR2¥DVD buttons. Most compatible VCRs automatically respond to VCR1 without being programmed. If you own two compatible VCRs, test them to see if VCR1 turns on both VCRs. If it does, then you may want to program this VCR to respond to the VCR2¥DVD button on the remote. Program the VCR for Remote Control Set the Remote Control feature of the VCR to the VCR1 or VCR2 position.
Using the Remote Control Controlling a TV The VCRÔs remote is preprogrammed to control the basic functions of a compatible ProScan, RCA, or GE TV. The remote can also be set up to control other manufacturerÔs brands. To program the remote, use the remote buttons that correspond to your brand. Program the Remote for a TV 1. Turn on the TV. 2. Point the VCR remote at the TV. 3. Hold the TV button and press three number buttons for your brand.
Controlling a Cable Box or a Satellite Receiver Controlling a Cable Box or a Satellite Receiver The SAT¥CABLE button on the VCRÕs remote is preprogrammed to control either a compatible RCA cable box or a ProScan, RCA, or GE satellite receiver. If your cable box or satellite receiver is another manufacturerÕs brand and has its own remote, you will probably be able to program the VCRÕs remote to control your cable box. To program the VCRÕs remote, enter the code that corresponds to your brand.
Using the Remote Control Controlling an Auxiliary Component The remote that came packed with your VCR is also capable of controlling one compatible RCA audio component (such as an AM/FM radio, CD player, tape player, phonograph); ProScan, RCA or GE digital satellite receiver; or RCA DVD component. The remote must be programmed for the specific component it is to control. To program the remote, use the code that corresponds to your component. Program the Remote for an Auxiliary Component 1.
Playing a Tape Playing a Tape This section introduces you to the basic operation of your VCR and discusses the following playback features: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Auto Play Pause for Stop Action Slow Motion Picture Search Frame Advance Automatic Tracking ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Manual Tracking DISPLAY Button Program Information Time Counter Auto Repeat ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Tape Playback Pro-Tect Plusª Locking Index Search Go-To Search Blank Search To Play a Tape PLAY FW D R EW P O W E R E J E C T T V ¥ VC R Safety 1.
Playing a Tape Using the Playback Features Auto Play Feature VCR MAIN MENU 1 VCR Plus+ 2 Timer Recordings 3 Time 4 Channels 5 Setup 6 Preferences 7 Language/Langue 8 Audio This feature lets you tell the VCR whether you want it to automatically start playing a tape that is inserted with the safety tab removed. 1. Press MENU¥PROG on the remote to see the VCR MAIN MENU. 0 Exit 2. Press 6 to display the PREFERENCES menu. 3. Press 2 to select Auto Play: ON or OFF.
Using the Playback Features Picture Search You can search a picture during playback by fast forwarding or rewinding the tape. Sound is turned off during picture search. The picture is best for tapes recorded in the SP or SLP speed. Fast Forward Search 1. Press FF on the remote or turn the SHUTTLE DIAL clockwise toward FWD on the VCR to search forward at a faster-than-normal speed. SRCH+ appears in the VCRÕs display panel. 2.
Playing a Tape DISPLAY Button 1. Press DISPLAY to display the status of the VCR, channel number, station ID (if available), time counter, title of program (if available) date, time, and tape speed on the TV screen. The time will appear in the display panel. The time and date must be set before they are displayed. If you do not press DISPLAY again, these displays will time out.
Using the Playback Features Time Counter The time counter shows the actual time it takes to record a program or play back a segment of a prerecorded tape. It helps locate the beginning or end of programs you taped. The time counter resets to 0:00:00 whenever the tape is ejected from the VCR. 0:30:00 Hours Minutes Seconds For example, if a 30-minute program was recorded at the beginning of the tape, you would: 1. Insert the prerecorded tape. Press STOP. Make sure the tape is rewound. 2.
Playing a Tape Tape Playback: HI-FI/LINEAR/MIX Feature The VCR records the same audio on both the Hi-Fi and linear tracks on the tape. The Hi-Fi sound is recorded on separate left and right stereo channels. Monaural sound is recorded on the linear track. To enjoy Hi-Fi sound, you must connect your VCR to a stereo television or amplifier/receiver using the audio/video jacks. The Tape Playback: HIFI/LINEAR/MIX feature lets you select which audio you play back. To Select Playback Sound 1.
Using the Playback Features Index Search The VCR has a ÒVHS Index Search SystemÓ that automatically records an index mark on the tape every time you start a new recording. During playback you can locate the program you want to play by the number of index marks. The VCR will automatically locate the index number you select. The VCR will search forward or reverse from the location you are on the tape. 1. Insert the prerecorded tape and press STOP. 2.
Playing a Tape Blank Search The VCR searches forward for blank portions of the tape that are more than six seconds in length. 1. Insert the tape and press STOP. 2. Press SEARCH on the remote three times to display the BLANK SEARCH menu on the TV screen. 3. Press FF or turn the SHUTTLE DIAL clockwise toward FWD to start the VCR searching for six seconds of blank tape. A message appears on the TV screen if a blank area is not found. 4. Press STOP to stop blank searching.
Playback and Recording Feature COMMERCIALAADVANCE™ Feature COMMERCIALAADVANCEª is a patented technology that detects and marks most commercials on your tape for any recording that is more than 15 minutes long. During playback, the VCR automatically skips the detected commercial segments or you can choose to manually skip them. This feature reduces three minutes of commercials into approximately 8-12 seconds of fast forwarding in the SLP speed.
Commercial Advance Feature To Select a Background for Playback 1. Press MENU¥PROG to display the VCR MAIN MENU. 2. Press 6 to display the PREFERENCES menu. 3. Press 7 to select CA Display: BLUE or VIDEO. ■ Select BLUE to have the VCR display a blue screen while it advances through the block of marked commercials. ■ Select VIDEO to have the VCR display the video as it advances through the block of marked commercials.
Recording a Program Recording a Program This section explains the available recording options, including the following: ■ Basic Recording ■ Recording Features ■ Program Express Recording ■ Express (XPR) Recording ■ VCR Plus+ Recording ■ Timer Recording ■ Broadcast Stereo TV or SAP (Second Audio Program) Recording ■ Audio Only Recording ■ Using Two VCRs for Copying and Editing Tapes Basic Recording To Make a Recording Turn on the TV and tune it to the VCR viewing channel, either 3, 4, or T
Recording a Program Recording Features Recording Speeds Press SPEED on the remote to select a recording speed (SP, LP, or SLP). The speed you select appears on the TV screen and in the VCRÕs display panel. The VCR automatically selects the playback speed (SP, LP, or SLP). ■ ■ ■ SP (Standard Play) gives the best quality recording. That is why most prerecorded, rental tapes are recorded in SP. Fewer programs can be recorded on the tape.
Express Recording (XPR) Express Recording (XPR) Express recording enables you to record up to four hours of programming without using the timer program feature. The VCR will turn off automatically at the end of the recording. Display showing 30 minutes PLAY D VCR INPUT PROG. EXPMENU FW R EW P O W ER E JECT T V¥ VCR SLP S TOP RECORD PAUSE CLEAR CHANNEL DISPLAYTRACK ING H M VIDEO INMONO L ¥AUDIO IN ¥ R 1. Insert a tape with safety tab in place. 2. Select the channel you want to record. 3.
Recording a Program Recording While You’re Away (VCR Plus+* Recording) VCR Plus+ Setup for Antenna or Unscrambled Cable Systems (Not Requiring a Cable Box or Cable Box VCR Can Control) A VCR Plus+ channel number is assigned for each broadcast or cable channel. These numbers are listed in most publications that list PlusCode* numbers. 1. Prepare the worksheet on the next page for the VCR Plus+ channels that are different than the channels you receive them on.
Recording While You’re Away VCR Plus+ä Channel Worksheet Use this worksheet to create a listing from which you can set up your VCR for VCR Plus+ programming. Broadcast or Cable TV Station Name VCR Plus + Channel Number* (Such as ABC, NBC, CBS, etc.) (See Standardized VCR Plus+ Channel Chart) Channel Number You Receive This Station On** *Check your local listing for broadcast or VCR Plus+ channel numbers assigned to network stations.
Recording a Program VCR Plus+ Recording (continued) The VCR Plus+ and timer program features let you program the VCR to record up to eight different programs. Before using VCR Plus+ to record a program, make sure that: ■ The clock is set correctly. ■ A tape with safety tab has been inserted with enough tape to record the programs. ■ The remote is set to control the VCR Ñ using VCR1 (VCR2¥DVD). ■ The VCR is set up for VCR Plus+ programming.
Recording While You’re Away Recording While You’re Away (Timer Recording) The timer program and VCR Plus+ features let you program the VCR to record up to eight different programs. Before setting the timer, make sure that: ■ The clock is set correctly. ■ A tape with safety tab has been inserted with enough tape to record the programs. ■ The remote is set to control the VCR Ñ using VCR1 (VCR2¥DVD).
Recording a Program Stopping a VCR Plus+ or Timer Recording in Progress With the VCR: Press POWER and then STOP within a few seconds. With the Remote: Press VCR1 (VCR2¥DVD) and then STOP within a few seconds. Checking, Editing, or Clearing a VCR Plus+ or Timer Recording 1. Press MENU¥PROG on remote to display VCR MAIN MENU on TV screen. 2. Press 2 to display the TIMER RECORDINGS menu. 3. Press 2 for Review Existing Progs. feature. The first program in the timer is displayed.
Recording While You’re Away Timer Recording From the VCR’s Line Input The line input refers to the signal coming from the AUDIO and VIDEO IN jacks of the VCR. Recording from the line input is convenient if you have a satellite receiver or similar component attached to these jacks.
Recording a Program Recording Broadcast Stereo TV or SAP (Second Audio Program) Some TV programs are broadcast with stereo audio or a second audio language (SAP). The Reception: STEREO/MONO/ SAP feature lets you select the type of audio you want to record. To enjoy Hi-Fi playback, you must connect your VCR to a stereo television or amplifier/receiver using the audio/video jacks as shown in the advanced hookups.
Recording Audio Only Recording Audio Only You can record audio only from another audio source connected to the AUDIO IN (MONO L and R) jacks on the back or front of the VCR. Any video on the tape will be erased when recording audio only. To Record Audio Only 1. Press the INPUT button to select a line input. Press INPUT once to record from the back AUDIO IN jacks. L1 appears in the VCRÕs display panel and VIDEO1 appears on the TV screen. Press INPUT twice to record from the front AUDIO IN jacks.
Recording a Program Using Two VCRs for Copying and Editing Tapes Use this VCR as the playback VCR and the other VCR as the recording VCR. If you have two compatible VCRÕs, use the AutoEdit feature described on the next page. Operating Instructions 1. Turn on the TV and VCRs. 2. Tune TV to the VCR viewing channel, either 3, 4, or TVÕs video input. 3. If you have connected your VCR using the Basic Hookup (page 8), tune recording VCR to channel 3 or 4 Ñ the one selected on the back of the playback VCR.
Using Dual Remote with AutoEdit Using Dual Remote with AutoEditTM Use this VCR as the playback VCR and set it to respond to VCR2¥DVD on the remote as described on page 21. Use your other compatible VCR as the recording VCR, which should respond to VCR1. 1. Follow steps 1 Ð 4 in the ÒOperating InstructionsÓ on page 46. 2. Press VCR1 on remote to control recording VCR. Press RECORD, then pause, to put recording VCR in pause mode. 3. Press VCR2¥DVD on remote to control playback VCR. 4.
Reference Reference This reference section includes the following information: ■ Controls ■ Cleaning the VCR ■ Questions About Commercial Advance ■ Specifications ■ Trouble Shooting Guide ■ Warranty Information ■ Index Controls Front Panel PLAY Display CLEAR CHANNEL DISPLAYTRACKING S TOP RECORD PAUSE D INPUT PROG.
Location of Controls Back Panel IN MONO L L R R FROM ANTENNA VIDEO IN IN OUT OUT OUT AUDIO CH3 CH4 Switch Selects the channel to which you will tune the TV to see the VCR picture if you connect the VCR using one of the basic hookups. IN FROM ANTENNA Connector Receives the signal from an antenna, cable system, or satellite receiver that is attached to this connector. OUT TO TELEVISION Connector Passes signal to TV using the cable supplied.
Reference Display Panel (continued) STEREO Indicator Tape Speed Indicator Cassette-in Indicator HIFI VCR SLP SAP Indicator STEREO AM Status Indicators Cassette-In Indicator ( ) Lights when a tape is in the VCR. Channel Number, L1, or L2 The channel number or line indicator (L1 or L2) is displayed. Press INPUT to select L1 to record from the jacks on the back of the VCR or L2 to record from the jacks on the front of the VCR.
Specifications Specifications Format: VHS Record/Playback Video: 4-Head System Audio: 2 Hi-Fi record/playback system Video Signal System: EIA standard: NTSC color Antenna: 75-ohm external VHF/UHF combined antenna terminal Tuner: USA: 181 channels capability* (125 cable channels) Canada: 178 channels capability* (122 cable channels) Type: Autoprogramming frequency synthesis Power Requirement: 120V AC, 60 Hz Power Consumption: 22 watts Dimensions: 3.5 inches high (90 mm) 15.
Reference Trouble Shooting Guide Sometimes problems can be easily solved by checking a few basic things. Check below before you call for help or take your VCR to an Authorized ProScan VCR Servicenter. Trouble Here's what to try: No power ■ Plug VCR into an operating ■ Check connections. outlet. Clock shows incorrect time or date ■ Clock was not set accurately (check AM/PM and date). ■ Time counter display appears in display panel. Press DISPLAY on remote.
Troubleshooting Guide Trouble Snowy or no picture during playback Here's what to try: ■ Press TV¥VCR to turn VCR indicator on. ■ Check TV channel selected (3 or 4) to make sure it matches the channel selected with CH3 CH4 switch on back of VCR. ■ Check TVÕs fine tuning. ■ Check video cable connections between VCR and TV monitor. ■ Set TV monitor to video input channel. ■ Try another tape. ■ Some snow/streaks are normal during search, frame advance, slowmotion, or stop-action playback.
Reference Trouble Shooting Guide (continued) Trouble Here's what to try: Segment of tape plays over and over ■ Auto Repeat feature turned on. Details are on page 29. Stereo or SAP sound not recorded ■ Reception: No stereo sound during playback ■ Tape Stereo audio too noisy ■ Stereo Tape continues forward or reverse search during jog shuttle operation ■ Press PLAY¥PAUSE on the VCR or PLAY on the remote to return to STEREO/MONO/SAP feature must be set to STEREO to record broadcast stereo.
References Questions and Answers About COMMERCIALAADVANCE™ Question Answer Will commercials be scanned through only on playback of recordings? Yes. The VCR does not rewind and mark commercial segments until after recording is finished. How fast does the COMMERCIALA ADVANCEªVCR scan through the commercial breaks? In SLP tape speed, a 3-minute commercial break is scanned through in approximately 8-12 seconds. In SP, it takes about 25-35 seconds.
Limited Warranty Limited Warranty What your warranty covers: ■ Any defect in material or workmanship. For how long after your purchase: ■ Six months for labor charges ■ One year for parts. The warranty period for rental units begins with the first rental or 45 days from the date of shipment to the rental firm, whichever comes first. What we will do: ■ Pay any Authorized ProScan VCR Servicenter the labor charges to repair your VCR.
Index Accessories, Included . . . . . . . . .9 Add or Remove Channels from Memory . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Advance, Commercial . .33,34,35 Antenna Connections . . . . . . .2,3 Arrow (MOVE) . . . . . . . .10,18-20 AUDIO Menu . . . . . . . . .30,44,45 AUDIO/VIDEO Jacks . . . . . . . . . . .3-8,11,12,43,48,49 Auto Channel Search . . . . .14,15 Auto Clock Set . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Auto Play Feature . . . . . . . .25,26 Auto Repeat Feature . . . . . . . .29 Auto TV/VCR Feature . . . .
Reference ¨ We are committed to your complete satisfaction and viewing enjoyment. Any time you have a question or want information about your ProScan product, call our friendly toll-free number listed below. We’re always ready to help you Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST.
