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SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
Power
requirement
Power
consumption
Temperature
Operating
:
;
Storage
Humidity
Operating
:
Storage
Operating
position
Dimensions
(WxHxD)
:
AC
120
V~,
60
Hz
34W
5°C
to
40°C
(41°F
to
104°F)
-20°C
to.
60°C
(~4°F
to
140°F)
35%
to
80%
5%
to
80%
Horizontal
only
435
x
102
x
373
mm
(17-3/16"
x
4-1/16"
x
14-11/16")
Weight
6.4
kg
(14.2
Ibs)
Format
S-VHS/VHS
NTSC
standard
with
Hi-Fi
audio
Tape
width
12.65
mm
Tape
speed
(SP)
33.35
mm/sec
(1-5/16
ips)
{EP)
11.12
mm/sec
(7/16
ips)
Maximum
recording
time
(SP)
160
min.
with
T-160
video
cassette
.
(EP)
480
min.
with
T-160
video
cassette
VIDEOL
ma
Signal
system
Recording
system
Input
Output
Signal-to-noise
ratio
:
Horizontal
resolution
:
NTSC-type
color
signal
and
EIA
monochrome
signal,
525
lines/60
fields
Rotary
two-head
helical
scan
system
with
slant
double-azimuth
combination
video
heads
0.5
to
2.0
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced
1.0
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced
45
dB
(Rohde
&
Schwarz
noise
meter)
with
PICTURE
CONTROL
set
to
OFF
240
lines
(VHS)
400
lines
(S-VHS)
with
PICTURE
CONTROL
set
to
OFF
AUDIO
Cr
Input
:
-8
dBs,
more
than
50
k-ohms,
unbalanced
Output
~8
GBs,
less
than
1
k-ohm,
unbalanced.
(100
k-ohms,
load)
NORMAL
AUDIO
Cs
ee
See)
Recording
system
Longitudinal
track
No.
of
channels
1
normal
audio
channel
Frequency
response
:
70
Hz
to
10,000.Hz
Hi-Fi
AUDIO
Ceo
Recording
system
Deep-layer
recording
system
conforming
to
stereo
Hi-Fi
VHS
standard
No.
of
channels
2
Hi-Fi
audio
channels
Frequency
response
:
20
Hz
to
20,000
Hz
Dynamic
range
More
than
90
dB
Wow
and
flutter
Less
than
0.005%
WRMS
TUNER
Tuning
system
Frequency
synthesized
tuner
Channel
coverage
(VHF)
Channels
2~—13
(UHF)
Channels
14-69
(CATV)
113
Channels
RF
output
Channel
3
or
4
(switchable;
preset
to
Channel
3
when
shipped)
75
ohms,
unbalanced
TIMER
Clock
reference
Program
capacity
Quartz-crystal
;
1-year
programmaiie
timer/
8-programs
e
ACCESSORIES
1...
ee)
Provided
accessories.
:
RF
cable
(F-typ).
Infrared
remotezontrol
unit,
“AA”
battery
x
2,
Audio
cable,
Video
cable,
_
§-Video
cable
(4
pin),
.
Mini-plug
cable
|
E.
&
O.E.
Specifications
shown
are
fo;
<P
mode
unless
otherwise
specified.
:
;
Design
and
specifications
subject
to
chacg
@
without
notice.
COPYRIGHT
©
1991
VICTOR
COMPANY
OF
JAPAN,
LTD.
No,
22277
Octob=r
1991
Safety
Precautions
CAUTION
AISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
0
NOT
OPEN
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The
lightning
flash
with
arrowhead
symbol,
within
an
equilateral
triangle,
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
uninsulated
“dangerous
voltage”
within
the
product's
enclosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
risk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
The
exclamation
point
within
an
equilateral
triangle
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
main-
tenance
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
When
you
are
not
using
the
video
recorder
for
a
long
period
_
of
time,
it
is
recommended
that
you
disconnect
the
power
cord
from
the
AC
outlet.
CAUTION:
TO
PREVENT
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
MATCH
WIDE
BLADE
OF
PLUG
TO
WIDE
SLOT,
FULLY
INSERT.
ATTENTION:
Pour
éviter
les
chocs
électriques,
introduire
la
lame
la
plus
large
de
la
fiche
dans
!a
borne
correspondante
de
la
prise
et
pousser
jusqu’au
fond.
NOTE:
The
rating
plate
and
the
safety
caution
are
on
the
side
and
rear
of
the
unit.
Note
to
CATV
system
installer:
This
reminder
is
provided
to
call
the
CATV
system
installer's
attention
to
Article
820-40
of
the
NEC
that
provides
guidelines
for
proper
grounding
and,
in
particular,
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.
WARNING:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
UNIT
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
This
video
cassette
recorder
should
be
used
with
AC
120V~,
60
Hz
only.
CAUTION:
To
prevent
electric
shocks
and
fire
hazards,
do
NOT
use
any
other
power
source.
=
VHS
®
Cassettes
marked
"S-VHS"
and
"VHS"
can
be
used
with
this
video
cassette
recorder.
However,
S-VHS
recordings
aro
Prraninte
ont
yp
with
casee!
tes
Mache”
"SO
VHS",
CAUTION:
Changes
or
modifications
not
approved
by
JVC
could
void
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
COPYRIGHT
©
1991
VICTOR
COMPANY
OF
JAPAN,
LTD.
QQ)
Pirtedin
sen
Contents
Controls,
Indicators,
And
Connectors.
........sssssssseces
3
Getting
To
KMow
Your
VCR.........e.sscscessesssssssssesseseessenese
5
Getting
Started
With
Your
VCR
Making
The
Right
Connections...
Handling
Videocassettes
..
Setting
The
Clock
Setting
The
Tuner
............csssscssssses
asuinssbvavbecebesssevseassncssea
UE
Basic
Operation
With
Your
VCR
Mode
Displays
—
What
They
Mean.
Playback
Recording...
Time
r-RECOrING
.....-sssssssssssscssevsssssssesssseascescesnsoecesacaneaeanes
15
Customizing
Your
VCR
On-Screen
VCR
Set
Up......scscscscsrsessssssssssenesssssesneneseaee
17,
On-Screen
Function
Set
Up.........
On-Screen
Tuner
Set
Up............0
Advanced
Functions
On
Your
VCR
For
Playback.......sscssscssssssssssoscnssneeneentsecsatsatsansateaseaeeee
see
21
For
Tape
Access...........
i
cbcusletutssswees
scvceoubacdstatudeeensacrwotacesi
4
For
Recording
For
Timer-Recording.
For
Editing..............
eases
List
Of
VCR
Display
Panel
Messages.......
Helpful
Terms
And
Information...............
Precautions...
seceaevusavavetuson
Specifications
.
In
Case
Of
Difficulties..
7
Special
Note
On
Head
Cleaning............
Sudtvenesdss
How
To
Use
This
Instruction
Manual
This
instruction
manual
has
been
designed
with
both
new
and
experienced
users
in
mind.
The
first
haif
offers
detailed,
step-by-step
instructions
for
setting
up
your
VCR,
and
on
using
its
basic
functions.
The
second
half
provides
instructions
on
the
many
other
functions
available
on
your
VCR.
So
just
by
following
the
instructions
on
the
first
16
pages
of
this
manual,
you
can
master
all
of
your
VCR's
basic
functions,
including
timer-recording.
Once
you're
sufficiently
familiar
with
basic
operation,
or
if
you're
already
an
experienced
video
user,
you
can
move
on
to
the
more
advanced
functions
introduced
on
the
following
pages.
Also,
towards
the
end
of
this
instruction
manual,
there
are
sections
offering
supplemental
information
which
you
should
find
helpful
in
the
course
of
operating
your
VCR.
Related
features
have
ail
been
clustered
together
for
easy
reference,
and
their
categories
(playback,
recording,
timer,
etc.)
are
easily
recognizabie
by
the
symbol
appearing
in
the
page
header.
If
you
ever
need
to
refer
to
another
page
for
instructions
or
information,
you
will
be
told
so
by
acy
mark
pointing
to
the
page
number.
Unless
otherwise
specified,
operation
buttons
mentioned
in
the
instructions
refer
to
those
located
on
the
remote
control,
not
those
duplicated
on
the
VCR.
Remember,
you
must
use
your.
VCR
correctly
to
fully
enjoy
it.
Please
use
this
manual
effectively.
It's
the
surest
and
quickest
way
to
unlock
the
full
potential
of
your
new
JVC
VCR.
Controls,
Indicators,
And
Connectors
Front
Panel
"Cassette
Loaded
Indicator"
Wireless
Remote
Control
A/B
Code
Changing
REC/ITR
Button
Intrared
Beam
>
p.25
Message
Display
Sensor
Window
Power
Button
with
Panel
«>
p.12,
33
LED
Indicator
Point
the
remote
VIDEO
Mode
and
Duet
Editing
cr
p.32
control
at
this.
.
EJECT
Button
Audio
Level
Indicator
PLAY
Button
Timer, Tuner,
and
Indicator
Tape
Counter
TV
Operation
(designated
TV
models
only)
On-Screen
Menu
Operation
Recording
Speed
fp
eA
(=)
Select
Button
=)
|
lll
Weasestaeee||
=
BIRRIRE
S28:
Eo
Seer
marr
ENTER
Button
a
=
:
cr
p.12,
25
Jvc
ey
—
Multi-Purpose
v,
ls
sors
6
oY
5S
Digit
Keys
S-VHS
Mode
Multichannel
TV
REMOTE
PAUSE
Tape
Access
Indicator
«>
p.26
Sound
Indicators
Terminal
«
p.31
cy
p.24
.
oF
p.26
Bey
(Remote
Control!
Unit)
CODE
Switch
PICTURE
STOP
Button
Basic
Functions
TV
MONITOR
et to
Aor
B.
Button/Indicato:
vbeo
ficrune
moniton
(The
remote
control's
RCU
switch
must
also
i
p23
a
ct
S
Button
cr
p.23
be
set
to
A
or
B
accordingly.
In
the
OFF
ition,
no
remot
.
~~
operation
is
available.)
sd
a
a
7
(CoD
—
_
eas)
oe
PICTURE
Button
F
p.23
JVC
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
a,
Back
Panel
S
VIDEO
OUT
RF
Output
Channel
AC
Outlet
Connector
«>
p.8
Select
Switch
Do
not
connect
any
component
consuming
cr
p.B
power
of
more
than
300
W.
QO0GC“OO000"
O0CD
AV
COMPU
LINK/SWAP
Connector
cz
p.18,
31
PUCCG
ETTORE
CASS
Installing
Batteries
[1]
Slide
the
battery
compartment
cover
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
(2}
Insert
2
"AA*-size
batteries
(provided)
in
the
correct
directions.
[3]
Replace
the
cover.
How
To
Use
The
remote
control
can
operate
most
of
your
VCR's
functions,
as
well
as
basic
functions
of
designated
JVC
TV
sets.
®
Point
the
remote
control
at
the
sensor
window.
=
The
maximum
operating
distance
of
the
remote
control
is
about
8
m
(26
ft).
Getting
To
Know
Your
VCR
The
3
Basic
Ways
Of
Using
Your
VCR
a
Enjoy
software!
Prerecorded
or
things
you've
recorded!
aie
—
a
\
BD
~~
Playback
With
this
VCR
properly
hooked-up
to
your
TV
set,
you'll
be
able
to
watch
an
enormous
variety
of
video
software.
Enjoy
the
VHS
tapes
you
already
have,
and
treat
yourself
to
the
terrific
picture
quality
of
Super
VHS
tapes.
And,
thanks
to
this
VCR's
Hi-Fi
capability,
you'll
also
be
able
to
fully
enjoy
the
powerful
Hi-Fi
soundtracks
available
on
most
prerecorded
VHS
software.
Catch
a
TV
program!
With
push-button
ease!
®
Recording
This
VCR
offers
you
a
choice
of
recording
in
either
VHS
or
S-VHS.
Thanks
to
S-VHS's
high
resolution,
you'll
be
able
to
record
TV
programs
without
any
loss
of
the
original
picture
quality.
S-VHS
is
economical
too,
because
you
can
record
in
the
longer
EP
mode
and
still
get
excellent
picture
quality.
And
any
time
you
need
to
record
in
VHS
—
no
problem.
Just
insert
a
VHS
cassette
and
you're
ready
to
go.
Watch
TV
programs
when
you
want.
Record
TV
programs
while
you're
away.
CY
Timer-Recording
By
using
the
built-in
timer,
you
can
set
your
VCR
to
record
TV
programs
for
you
while
you're
eee
asleep,
while
you're
away,
or
while
you're
doing
eam
something
else.
Then
you
can
watch
those
gu
|
Programs
later,
whenever
it's
convenient,
whenever
you
want.
This
is
what's
called
“timeshifting",
and
now
you
can
do
it
the
JVC
Ee
at
way.
Some
Other
Functions
On
Your
VCR
On-Screen
Menu
System
Do
everything
from
VCR
set
up
to
timer-programming
while
watching
bright,
easy
to
see,
easy
to
understand
on-screen
menus.
The
screen
even
turns
green
to
let
you
know
when
a
procedure
has
been
completed.
VCR
"Message"
Display
Panel
The
VCR
"talks"
to
you
from
its
message
display
panel.
it's
easy
to
understand
what
the
VCR
is
doing
at
any
time
—
a
friendlier
way
to
interact
with
your
VCR.
Gl
ENHANCED
TAPE
DUB
ae
GALY,
ae
ye
mY
SOFT
PIX
SHARP
PIX
Picture
Control
One-touch
contro!
over
the
type
of
video
picture
you
want.
Make
it
clearer,
make
it
better
for
dubbing,
make
it
softer,
make
it
sharper
—
do
it
all
with
Picture
Control.
Zooms
to
the
index
code
number
you
specify.
Easy
location
of
index-coded
programs
at
the
touch
of
a
button.
With
index
mark/erase,
you
can
add
or
delete
index
codes
as
you
wish.
Variable-Speed
Slow/Search
A
variety
of
special-effects
playback
from
slow
motion
to
fast
motion
in
either
direction.
Hi-Fi
Stereo
Sound
Enjoy
films
with
Hi-Fi
stereo
soundtracks
just
as
you
would
in
theaters.
Use
the
built-in
MTS
(Multichannel
TV
Sound)
decoder
to
record
stereo
programs
in
stereo,
or
to
record
SAP
programs
without
losing
the
main
audio.
Duet
Editing
Synchronized
editing
control
over
two
JVC
VCRs
using
one
remote
control,
AV
COMPU
LINK
Build
a
totally
integrated
home
entertainment
system
with
JVC's
AV
COMPU
LINK
components.
One-touch
COMPU
LINK
video
playback
is
possible
—
all
components
“co-operate”
with
each
other.
It's
the
“modern
approach"
to
effortless
AV
entertainment.
Making
The
Right
Connections
It's
essential
that
your
VCR
be
properly
hooked
up
for
proper
results.
Follow
these
steps
carefully.
THESE STEPS
MUST
BE
COMPLETED
BEFORE
ANY
VCR
OPERATIGN
CAN
BE
PERFORMED.
La
VCR-TO-TV
CONNECTION
[RE
CONNECTION
|
AV
CONNECTION
For
standard
TV
sets:
Disconnect
the
TV
antenna
from
the
TV.
Connect
the
TV
antenna
to
the
VCR.
Connect
the
VCR
to
the
TV's
antenna
terminal
using
the
provided
RF
Cable.
Matching
Transformer
Antenna
or
Cable
Flat
Feeder
——
Coaxial
Cable
OUT-Tv
:
il
ny
‘
7
reirenrsar}
P|
!
Back
of
VCR
IN-ANTENNA
(Antenna
or
Cable
input)
RF
Cable
(provided)
75
ohm
terminal
For
TV
sets
with
AV
input
terminals:
fl
Connect
the
antenna,
VCR
and
TV
as
per
"RF
CONNECTION".
Connect
the
VCR
to
the
TV's
AV-IN
terminals.
Antenna
or
Cable
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
OUT
IN-ANTENNA
Back
of
VCR
f=
(Antenna
or
¥
Cable
input)
Video
Cable
(provided)
Audio
Cable
(provided)
AV
IN
NOTES:
Either
pair
of
AUDIO
OUT
(1
or
2)
can
be
used
to
connect
to
the
television.
Use
the
other
pair
to
connect
to
an
audio
amplifier.
See
the
separate
"Basic
Guide
For
VCR
Connections”
for
more
information
and
other
possible
connections.
The
VCR
rear
panel
illustration
in
the
“Basic
Guide
For
VCR
Connections”
differs
fram
your
VCR.
Terminals
are
labeled
and
positioned
differently.
The
lower
IN-ANTENNA
terminal
of
your
VCR
corresponds
to
the
upper
ANT.
IN
terminal
of
the
"Basic
Guide",
and
the
upper
OUT-TV
terminal
of
your
VCR
corresponds
to
the
lower
RF
QUT
terminal
of
the
“Basic
Guide".
S-VIDEO
CONNECTION
For
sets
with
S-VIDEO
input
terminal:
fF
Connect
the
antenna,
VCR
and
TV
as
per
"RF
CONNECTION”.
Connect
the
VCR's
S
VIDEO
OUT
terminal
to
the
TV's
S
VIDEO
IN
terminal.
BI
Connect
the
VCR's
AUDIO
OUT
terminals
to
the
TV's
AUDIO
IN
terminals.
Antenna
or
Cable
S
VIDEO
OUT
Back
of
VCR
S-Video
Cable
(provided)
Audio
Cable
(provided)
NOTES:
=
To
make
the
most
of
Super
VHS
picture
performance,
we
recommend
you
use
the
S-VIDEO
connection.
®
To
operate
the
VCR
with
your
TV
using
the
S
VIDEO
connection,
set
your
TV
to
the
AV
mode.
With
RF
Connection
Set
this
switch
to
either
CH3
or
CH4
(the
channel
not
used
for
broadcasting
in
your
area).
:
=
The
OUT-TV
terminal
sends
picture
and
sound
signals
to
your
TV
on
channel
3
or
4.
The
sound
signal
is
monaural.
=
To
operate
the
VCR
via
RF
connection,
set
the
VCR
to
the
VIDEO
mode
and
your
TV's
channel
to
the
one
you
set
the
VCR
to
in
this
step.
®
For
ordinary
TV
viewing,
set
the
VCR
to
the
TV
mode,
With
AV
or
S-VIDEO
Connection
Ph
Sa
eB
aa
ltt
ch
u
To
operate
the
VCR
via
AV
or
S-VIDEO
connection,
set
your
TV
to
the
AV
mode.
Insert
a
cassette
with
its
label
side
facing
you.
If
the
cassette
is
not
loaded
firmly
it
will
be
ejected.
Ml
Press
EJECT.
@
If
the
cassette
will
not
eject,
check
to
see
if
"TIMER"
is
displayed
on
the
VCR's
message
panel.
If it
is,
press
the
TIMER
button
to
turn
it
off.
NOTES:
=
Be
sure
to
insert
the
cassette
firmly
into
the
slot;
otherwise
it
will
be
automatically
ejected.
m
The
automatic
loading
mechanism
will
operate
only
when
the
cassette
is
inserted
correctly.
WARNING
=
Do
not
insert
fingers
or
foreign
objects
into
the
cassette
loading
slot
since
this
could
lead
to
injury
or
damage
to
the
mechanism.
Be
especially
careful
with
children.
=
Do
not
try
to
pull
out
a
cassette
once
automatic
loading
has
started.
Usable
Cassettes
And
Their
Recording
Time
Type
of
Cassette
Recording/Playback
Time
SP
(Standard
Play)
EP
(Extended
Play)
T-30
30
minutes
1
hour,
30
minutes
o
T-60
1
hour
3
hours
=
T-90
1
hour,
30
minutes
4
hours,
30
minutes
T-120
|
2
hours
6
hours
T-160
|
2hours,
40
minutes
|
8
hours
ST-30
|
30
minutes
1
hour,
30
minutes
ST-60
|
60
minutes
3
hours
ST-120
|
2
hours
6
hours
Both
regular
VHS
and
S-VHS
cassettes
can
be
used
with
your
VCR.
However,
to
make
S-VHS
recordings,
you
must
use
S-VHS
cassettes.
Accidental
Erasure
Prevention
To
prevent
accidental
recording
on
a
recorded
cassette,
remove
its
safety
tab.
To
record
on
it
later,
cover
the
hole
with
adhesive
tape.
Setting
The
Clock
Since
your
VCR
bases
all
of
its
timer
recording
start
and
stop
"decisions"
on
the
time
kept
by
its
built-in
clock,
accurate
setting
of
this
clock
is
crucial
for
proper
timer-recording
results.
POWER
ON;
SELECT
CHANNEL
3
OR
4
(OR
AV
MODE)
SELECT
CANCEL/SKIP
SET
MENU
DIGIT
keys
MA
TURNONTHE
VCR
Press
POWER.
Press
TV/VIDEO
to
select
the
VIDEO
mode.
=
The
VCR's
VIDEO
indicator
should
be
lit.
i:
ACCESS
THE
ON-SCREEN
MENU
Hi
Press
MENU.
—§
Press
the
3
key.
(VCR
Set
Up)
Press
the
2
key.
(Clock
Set)
JVC
ON
SCREEN
MENU
VCR
SET
UP
1-LANGUAGE
SELECT
@
2-CLOCK
SET
1-PROGRAM
2-FUNCTION
@
3-VCR
SET
UP
3-ON-SCREEN
4~TUNER
SET
UP
4-BLUE
BACK
Select
1-4
Press
MENU
to
end
eg
INPUT
THE
MONTH/DAY/YEAR
i
Press
the
appropriate
digit
keys.
m=
Example:
For
August
6,
1991,
press
Select
1-4
Press
MENU
to
end
CLOCK
SET
08
0691.
©
Date
8/6/91
Always
enter
"0"
before
single-digit
Times
sees?
entries.
1-Press
DIGIT
keys
to
set
month/day/year
2-Press
SELECT
key
Press
MENU
to
end
Press
SELECT.
m
The
day
of
the
week
will
automatically
appear.
POWER
TV/VIDEO
ATTENTION:
On-screen
menus
and
messages
can
be
displayed
in
French
or
Spanish.
For
instructions
on
changing
the
on-screen
language
c>
p.17.
EY
INPUT
THE
TIME
@@
Press
the
appropriate
digit
keys.
w=
Example:
For
2:30
press
02
30.
@
Press
SET
to
choose
AM
or
PM.
CLOCK
SET
Date
8
6/91
TUE
%
Time
2:30PM
‘1~Press
SET
key
to
set
AM/PI
2-Press
SELECT
key
Press
MENU
to
end
E
EEE
el
Seles
Press
SELECT.
m=
Screen
turns
green
to
let
you
know
the
clock
has
started.
lag
RETURN
TO
THE
TV
SCREEN
Hi
Press
MENU.
(‘TO
MAKE
CORRECTIONS
Press
CANCEUSKIP
(repeatedly
if
needed)
to
move
back
to
an
item
you
want
to
change.
10
Getting
Started
Setting
The
Tuner
The
Auto
Set
feature
introduced
here
automatically
assigns
receivable
channels
in
your
area
to
the
CHANNEL
UP/DOWN
button
and
skips
the
others
so
you
won't
have
to
go
through
any
"blank"
channels
to
get
to
the
one
you
want.
SET
Basic
Operation
Mode
Displays
—
(=)
What
They
Mean
Message
Display
Panel
E
operation
mode
is
displayed
on
the
VCR's
display
panel
automatically.
Displayed
messages
are
designed
to
be
self-
explanatory.
Here
are
some
of
the
more
common
displays:
I
Press
POWER.
i
Press
TV/VIDEO
to
select
the
VIDEO
mode.
DISPLAY
MODE
DISPLAY
MODE
POWER
ON;
@
The
VCR's
VIDEO
indicator
should
be
lit.
SELECT
CHANNEL
PLAY
Play
PAUSE
10
Record
Pause
3.
OR
4
(OR
AV
MODE}
i=}
ACCESS
THE
ON-SCREEN
MENU
Press
MENU.
Press
the
4
key.
(Tuner
Set
Up)
Press
the
1
key.
(Auto
Channel
Set)
JVC
ON
SCREEN
MENU
1~PROGRAM
2-FUNCTION
3-VCR
SET
UP
@
4-TUNER
SET
UP
Select
1-4
Press
MENU
to
end
TUNER
SET
UP
#
1-AUTO
CHANNEL
SET
2-MANUAL
CHANNEL
SET
3-BANO
4-AFC
Select
1-4
Press
MENU
to
end
Still
FWD
SEARCH
Forward
Search
Fast-Forward
REV
SERRCH
Reverse
Search
Rewind
Record
SLOW
Forward
Slow
Reverse
Slow
Timer-Recording
Eject
MENU
START
AUTO
SET
DIGIT
keys
Bl
Press
SET.
For
a
more
comprehensive
list
and
FDP
Dimmer
instructions
c
p.18,
33.
=
Screen
turns
green
and
“Scanning...”
is
displayed
while
auto
set
is
in
progress.
™
After
completion
of
auto
set,
the
total
number
of
set
channels
is
On-Screen
Display
displayed.
Operation
modes
are
displayed
on
the
TV
screen
unless
the
“On-Screen”
function
is
set
to
"OFF".
crp.17.
AUTO
CHANNEL
SET
AUTO
CHANNEL
SET
AUTO
CHANNEL
SET
Channel
O
Channel
11
camels
Found
28
"C.
tte
Loaded"
indicator
Recording
speed
indicator
POWER
Pras
SE
ay
fake
sai
AUTOMATIC
INDICATION
Powe
Tuned-in
channel
Clock
time
Operation
mode
=
Channel
TV/VIDEO
Press
MENU
wend
Press
MENU
wend
or
AUX
mode
or
ITR
indication
When
the
channel
is
changed,
the
new
channel
is
displayed
on
the
screen
for
5
seconds.
=
Operation
mode
When
the
operation
mode
is
changed,
the
new
mode
is
displayed
—
RECORD
(5
sec.),
PLAY
(5
sec.),
FF/REW
D
Rah
TO
THE
TV
SCREEN
(5
sec.,
when
engaged
from
Stop
mode),
and
RECORD
Hi
Press
MENU
three
times.
PAUSE
(for
as
long
as
Pause
is
engaged).
=
"Cassette
Loaded"
mark
When
a
cassette
is
loaded
the
mark
is
displayed
for
5
TO
ADD/DELETE
CHANNELS
MANUALLY
|
seconds.
It
blinks
when
EJECT
is
pushed.
cy
p.i9,
20.
|
Audio
mode
indication
Counter
MEMORY/REPEAT
MANUAL
RECALL
indication
[1]
Press
ENTER.
od
ig
>
™
This
displays
the
mode
and
time
on
the
screen
for
5
COUNT/REMAIN/DATE
indication
seconds.
[2}
Press
ENTER
again
to
clear
the
display.
INDEX/MARK/ERASE/SLOW/STILL
indication
ll
12
PP
Playback
The
easiest,
most
basic
operation
possible
with
your
VCR
is
tape
playback.
Already-recorded
signals
on
a
video
tape
are
tead
by
your
VCR
and
displayed
on
your
TV
just
like
a
TV
program.
A
Bee
esas
IB
Insert
a
cassette.
ays
gic’
@
The
VCR
power
will
come
on
automatically.
3
OR
4
(OR AV
MODE)
®
If
the
safety
tab
on
the
cassette
is
removed,
playback
will
start
automatically.
B
BR
2
Nerve
Press
PLAY.
®
The
VIDEO
mode
is
automatically
set
and
the
VIDEO
indicator
will
light.
C
Bigek=y
ie)
ae:
4-7:\e1
4
Press
STOP.
i)
TO
REWIND
OR
FAST-FORWARD
Press
REW
to
rewind
the
tape.
Press
FF
to
fast-forward
the
tape.
=
Press
STOP
to
stop
rewind
or
fast-forward.
E
Breet]
Serm
rl
-er.\
Press
EJECT.
High-Speed
Forward
And
Reverse
Search
During
Playback:
Press
FF
for
high-speed
forward
search.
Press
REW
for
high-speed
reverse
search.
Press
PLAY
to
resume
normal
playback.
™
For
short
searches,
keep
FF
or
REW
pressed
for
more
than
2
seconds.
When
released,
normal
playback
will
continue.
Still
Playback
And
Frame
Advance
During
Playback:
Press
PAUSE/STILL
to
view
a
still
picture.
Press
again
to
advance
the
picture
frame
by
frame.
Press
PLAY
to
resume
normal
playback.
EISJE
NOTES:
@
The
S-VHS
mode
is
automatically
selected
for
S-VHS
recordings.
The
S-VHS
indicator
will
light.
=
Tapes
with
monaural
soundtracks
(normal
audio)
are
automatically
played
back
in
the
NORM
mode.
When
playing
back
tapes
with
Hi-Fi
stereo
soundtracks
or
SAP-recorded
tapes,
cr
p.21.
&
The
VCR
automatically
stops
when
still
continues
for
more
than
5
minutes.
=
{f
the
still
picture
is
unstable
(vertical
jitter)
use
the
VCR's
V.
LOCK
buttons
to
correct
the
Picture.
@
During
search
playback,
some
noise
bars
will
appear.
®
If
noise
bars
appear
during
playback,
correct
using
manual
tracking.
cr
p.22.
™
There
is
no
audio
during
search,
still,
or
frame-by-frame
playback.
=
Picture
loss
will
occur
when
search,
still,
or
frame-by-frame
is
attempted
with
LP-mode
recorded
tapes.
Press
PLAY
to
return
to
normal
playback
and
restore
the
picture.
@
The
VCR
automatically
rewinds
when
the
end
of
the
tape
is
reached
during
play,
fast-forward
or
forward
search.
13
@
Recording
TV
signals
being
received
by
the
VCR's
built-in
tuner
can
be
recorded
onto
a
video
tape.
This
is
realtime
video
recording.
UP/DOWN
EM
LOAD
A
CASSETTE
Hf
Insert
a
cassette
with
the
record
tab
in
place.
m
The
VCR
power
will
come
on
automatically.
Be
sure
that
the
VIDEO
indicator
is
lit;
if
not,
press
TV/VIDEO
so
that
it
lights.
B
Bei
lele
=e
ecu
Press
CHANNEL
UP/DOWN
or
the
digit
keys
to
select
the
channel
you
wish
to
record.
C
Bases)
Press
SP/EP.
D
Blew
eis
site)
Press
REC
and
PLAY
simultaneously.
i=
TO
PAUSE
RECORDING
Press
PAUSE/STILL.
@
Press
PLAY
to
resume
recording.
POWER
ON;
SELECT
CHANNEL
3
OR
4
(OR
AV
MODE)
iggw
TO
STOP
RECORDING
Press
STOP.
To
Watch
Another
Program
While’
Recording
During
Record:
Press
TV/VIDEO.
The
VCR's
VIDEO
indicator
and
the
TV
broadcast
being
recorded
will
disappear.
Use
the
channel
controls
on
the
TV
to
select
the
other
channel
you
wish
to
view.
=
The
program
selected
with
the
TV
channel
controls
will
appear
on
the
TV
screen
while
the
one
selected
with
the
VCR
channel
controls
will
be
recorded
on
the
tape.
NOTES:
After
pause,
when
recording
is
resumed,
a
few
frames
recorded
before
the
pause
may
be
overlapped
by
the
new
recording.
This
is
meant
to
reduce
picture
distortion
and
is
not
a
malfunction.
The
VCR
automatically
stops
when
record-pause
continues
for
more
than
5
minutes.
If
the
REC
button
does
not
work,
check
to
see
if
the
cassettes
safety
tab
has
been
removed.
The
channel
cannot
be
changed
while
recording
is
in
progress.
To
change
the
channel,
press
PAUSE,
then
change
the
channel.
The
VCR
automatically
rewinds
when
the
end
of
the
tape
is
reached
during
recording.
For
S-VHS/VHS
recording
and
SAP
recording,
cr
p.26
14
€OTimer-Recording
The
on-screen
timer
programming
method
introduced
here
is
the
most
comprehensive
and
versatile
of
those
possible
with
your
VCR.
You
can
program
up
to
8
recordings
over
a 1
year
period.
TIMER
PROGRAMMING
!S
NOT
POSSIBLE
UNLESS
THE
CLOCK
HAS
BEEN
SET.
POWER
ON;
SELECT
CHANNEL
3
OR
4
(OR
AV
MODE)
DIGIT
keys
15
A
Bee)
tor.
Weor:s5)-38
1
Mf
Insert
a
cassette
with
the
record
tab
in
place.
@
The
VCR
power
will
come
on
automatically.
Be
sure
that
the
VIDEO
indicator
is
lit;
if
not,
press
TV/VIDEO
so
that
it
lights.
i:
ACCESS
THE
ON-SCREEN
MENU
Press
MENU.
ff
Press
the
1
key.
(Program)
Press
the
2
key.
(Single
Program)
JVC
ON
SCREEN
MENU
%
1-PROGRAM
PROGRAM
1-TODAY’S
PROGRAM
2-FUNCTION
§
2-SINGLE
PROGRAM
3-VCR
SET
UP
SHWEEKLY
PROGRAM
4-TUNER
SET
UP
4-DAILY
PROGRAM
(M-F)
S-PROGRAM
REVIEW
Select
1-5
Press
MENU
to
end
Setect
1-4
Press
MENU
to
end
INPUT
THE
PROGRAM'S
DATE
Press
the
appropriate
digit
keys.
@
Example:
For
August
26,
SINGLE
PROGRAM
press
08
26.
°
sin
bia
ee
enter
"0"
before
single-digit
Crareet”
*
=
Speed
=
entries.
Press
SELECT.
et
mean
=P
@
The
day
of
the
week
will
Press
MENU
end”
automatically
appear.
ie
INPUT
THE
REC
START
TIME
Press
the
appropriate
digit
keys.
:
=
Example:
For
8:00,
press
0
8
00.
Pin
ype
Press
SET
to
choose
AM
or
PM.
’
San
8:00PM
Press
SELECT.
Channel
-
Speed
~
1-Press
SET
ki
to
set
AM/PI
2-Press
SELECT
key
Press
MENU
to
end
E
bal
ems
eo)
a
=
Press
the
appropriate
digit
keys.
@
Example:
For
10:00,
press
10
00.
Peay
Fl
Ol
Press
SET
to
choose
AM
or
PM.
Stat
8:00
PM
HH
Press
SELECT.
0
led
-
‘1-Press
SET
key
to
set
AN/PM
2-Press
SELECT
key
Press
MENU
to
end
Basic
Operation
ig
INPUT
THE
CHANNEL
NUMBER
Press
the
appropriate
digit
keys.
=
Example:
For
channel
5,
press
5.
poole
EROGRAM
Start
8:00PM
Press
SELECT.
Stop
10:00
PM
@
Channel
5
Speed
--
1-Press
DIGIT
keys:
40
Set
channel
number
2-Press
SELECT
key
Press
MENU
to
end
G
Esse
a9)
Press
the
1
key
for
SP,
2
for
EP.
Press
SELECT.
"oa
ie
won
=
Screen
turns
green
to
let
you
know
Sart
ROO
PM
Stop
10:00
PM
that
programming
is
completed.
Speed
SP
$
Channel
5
1~Press
DIGIT
keys,
to
select
speed,
1
tor
SP/2
for
EP
2-Press
SELECT
key
Press
MENU
to
end
ium
RETURN
TO
THE
TV
SCREEN
Press
MENU
three
times.
|
BS
Seles
Press
TIMER.
=
The
VCR
will
enter
the
timer
mode,
power
will
go
off,
and
“TIMER"
will
appear
on
the
display
panel.
|
TIMER
®
Press
TIMER
again
to
release
the
timer
mode.
For
other
timer
programming
methods
cz
p.27.
Any
questions?
c>
p.28,
29.
NOTE:
=
To
timer-record
cable
channels
received
through
the
Converter
Box,
input
the
Converter
Box's
output
channel
(e.g.
3)
in
step
13.
Select
the
channel
you
wish
to
record
at
the
Converter
Box
and
keep
the
Converter
Box
set
to
ON.
16
17
Language
Select
Although
the
pre-set
on-screen
language
is
English,
you
can
set
the
VCR
to
display
on-screen
menus
and
messages
in
French
or
Spanish.
[1]
Press
MENU.
[2]
Press
the
3
key.
(VCR
Set
Up)
LANGUAGE
SELECT
[3]
Press
the
1
kay.
(Language
Select)
©
ENGLISH
[4]
Press
SET
to
choose
the
language
SPANISH
you
want.
[5]
Press
MENU
to
end.
Press
SET
for
choice
Press
MENU
to
end
Clock
Set
Always
re-set
the
clock
after
a
power
outage,
or
whenever
your
time
zone
changes
to
or
from
Daylight
Saving
Time.
For
instructions
o>
p.10.
On-Screen
(On/Off)
You
can
choose
whether
or
not
to
display
VCR
mode
indications
on
the
TV
screen.
Pre-set
to
"ON",
on-screen
messages
can
be
turned
"OFF".
(1)
Press
MENU.
(2)
Press
the
3
key.
(VCR
Set
Up)
ON-SCREEN
(3)
Press
the
3
key.
(On-Screen)
ON
(4)
Press
SET
to
choose
ON
or
OFF.
vate
[5]
Press
MENU
to
end.
Press
SET
tor
choice
Press
MENU
to
end
Blue
Back
(On/Off)
(=)
on-Screen
Function
Set
Up
Audio
Level
Indicator
On/Off
SET
MENU
DIGIT
keys
You
can
choose
whether
or
not
to
display
the
audio
level
indicator
on
the
display
panel.
Pre-set
to
“ON",
the
indicator
can
be
turned
"OFF".
[1]
Press
MENU.
[2]
Press
the
2
key.
(Function)
LEVER
INDICATOR
3]
Press
the
6
key.
(Level
vo
Indicator)
[4]
Press
SET
to
choose
ON
or
OFF.
Press
MENU
oer
[5]
Press
MENU
to
end.
Dimmer
This
function
lets
you
make
the
VCR's
display
panel
less
bright.
(0)
Press
MENU.
DIMER
{2]
Press
the
2
key.
(Function)
+
oN
[3]
Press
the
3
key.
(Dimmer)
OFF
4]
Press
SET
to
choose
ON.
[5]
Press
MENU
to
end.
Prese
SET
for
choice
@
Reset
Dimmer
to
OFF
Press
MENU
to
end
when
you
wish
to
:
release
the
dimmer
function.
Your
VCR
is
set
to
display
the
JVC
logo
with
blue
background
on
your
TV
screen
whenever
a
broadcast
signal
is
not
received
or
is
very
weak.
You
can
cancel
this
function
if
you
wish
to
receive
extremely
weak
signals.
(1)
Press
MENU.
BLUE
BACK
[2]
Press
the
3
key.
(VCR
Set
Up)
{3}
Press
the
4
key.
(Blue
Back)
[4]
Press
SET
to
choose
ON
or
OFF.
{5]
Press
MENU
to
end.
ON
>
OFF
NOTES:
On-Screen
Menu
selections
can
be
chosen
by
Fh
eM
pressing
the
corresponding
digit
key,
or
by
jeonpanias
pressing
SET
to
move
the
cursor
arrow
to
the
se
correct
position
and
then
pressing
SELECT.
4-TUNER
SET
UP
Select
1-4
Press
MENU
to
end
Your
VCR
Mini-plug
Cable
(provided)
AV
COMPU
LINK
Amplifier
(or
Receiver)
Mini-plug
Cable
(optional)
AV
COMPU
LINK
Television
AV
COMPU
LINK
Playback
Your
VCR
is
compatible
with
JVC's
AV
COMPU
LINK
components
which
include
amplifiers
(or
receivers)
and
televisions.
Connect
your
VCR
to
an
AV
COMPU
LINK
amplifier
and
an
AV
COMPU
LINK
television
as
illustrated.
AV
COMPU
LINK
video
playback
is
as
easy
as
this:
m
Simply
load
a
cassette
in
your
VCR
and
press
PLAY.
(If
the
cassette's
safety
tab
has
been
removed,
even
this
“touch”
is
not
necessary.)
The
amplifier
and
TV
turn
on
automatically
and
the
TV's
mode
is
automatically
set
to
VIDEO;
you're
already
watching!
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