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is on the tag located on the back of your VCR. PVZ —
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Safety Precautions
Warning: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture. _
This video recorder, equipped with the HQ (High Quality) System, is compatible with existing VHS equipment.
Only use those tapes with the mark. It is recommended that only cassette tapes that have been tested
and inspected for use in 2, 4, 6, and 8 hour VCR machines be used.
FCC Warning: Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the user's authority to operate.
CAUTION This symbol warns the user that uninsulated voltage within the unit may
A AN have sufficient magnitude to cause electric shock. Therefore, it is
dangerous to make any kind of contact with any inside part of this unit.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. . r ; .
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) This symbol alerts the user that important literature concerning the
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVCAIA TO OUALE EXTA OI PERSONNEL: operation and maintenance of this unit has been included.
Therefore, it should be read carefully in order to avoid any problems.
Table of Contents
Important Safeguards and Precautions ..........cccocccncnccconanccancccnnccononcononnananranononenenencnroronnananconors 3
Unpacking Youqï CR * Product Features ............cocccciononccnonanaoranononconananocorononacanonnanorannanan nnne 4
VCR and Cassette Information (Record Tab, Tape Speeds, Head Cleaning, D.S.T., Specifications) ..... 5
Connections
Basic Connection (Antenna and VCR, VCR and TV)...........cccccsseececcesetsssssenceeesssececetteeessenegetetsess 6, 7
Additional Connections (CATV, Audio/Video) ......ooococconooonccnancnonoronnannanonanonaronnonocananan nan nonenononoos 8,9
Getting Started
Location of Controls (Remote Control, VOR) ............0..cssssecesseseecneeveneussesescuecetsseueceenutessersenes 10, 11
One Time VCR Setup
(On-Screen Language, Cable Box/ DSS Receiver Setup, Channel Memory, Auto Clock Set) ......... 12-17
On-Screen Displays (OSD) (Function, Channel, Menu, VCR Status & Clock, Warning) ..................... 18
Basic Operation
Playback a Tape (Main Operation, Special Effects, Quality Picture Features) ........oocccoccccnnccnnacinoronnnss 19
Record On a Tape (Main Operation, One Touch Record, Channel Selection, Select Input Mode) .... 20, 21
Timer Recording (Main Operation, Cancel, Clear or Replace Program Contents) .......................- 22, 23
More You Can Do
Tape Operation (Repeat Play, Zero Search, One Minute Skip, , Auto Functions, Index Search) ...... 24, 25
MTS Broadcast/ VHS Hi-Fi Stereo System (Stereo/SAP/Mono Broadcast, Select Audio Mode, Spatializer) ... 26, 27
VCR Plus+ Setup (VCR Plus+ Channel Setup) .....oooococcncononnconannnccnonaano coronan nnrncnnarnnnrnana nor ronaannncrnos 28
VCR Plus+ Programming (Main Operation, Make Correction) ................... eese 29
Copying Your Tapes (Dubbing) (Connection, Main Operation, Monitoring) .................... esses 30
Special VCR Features (VCR Lock, Warning Beeper) ...................... PER CST ON 31
Multi-Brand Control Feature . eni eeoetao tirer vinna vae burn nro ricino 32, 33
Other Information
Before Requesting Service (Self-check items)... nennen eene 34
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ZNA Important Safeguards and Precautions
1
FOR YOUR SAFETY, READ AND RETAIN ALL
SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
HEED ALL WARNINGS IN THE MANUAL AND
ON THE UNIT
INSTALLATION
POWER SOURCE CAUTION
Operate only from a power source indicated on the
unit or in this manual.
If necessary, have your Electric Utility Service Company
or Video Products Dealer verify the power source in your
home.
2 POLARIZED OR GROUNDING PLUG
As a safety feature, this Video product comes with either
a polarized power cord plug (one blade is wider than the
other), or a three-wire grounding type plug.
This plug will only fit into an outlet one way. If you cannot
fully insert the plug, try reversing it. If it still wil! not fit, have
an electrician install the proper wall outlet. Do not defeat the
safety feature by tampering with the plug.
GROUNDING PLUG CAUTION;
This plug wiii only fit into a three-hole grounding outlet. !f
necessary, have an electrician install the proper outlet. Do
not defeat the safety feature by tampering with the plug.
3 POWER CORD
Make sure power cords are routed so that they are not
likely to have anything rest on them, roll over them, or be
in the way of walking traffic.
If an extension cord is used, make sure it also has either
a polarized or grounded plug and that the cords can be
securely connected.
Frayed cords, damaged plugs, and damaged or cracked
wire insulation are hazardous and should be replaced by
a qualified service technician.
Overloaded outlets and extension cords are fire hazards
and should be avoided.
4 DO NOT BLOCK VENTILATION HOLES
Ventilation openings in the cabinet release heat
generated during operation. if they are blocked, heat
build-up inside the unit can cause failures that may result
in a fire hazard or heat damage to cassettes.
For protection, follow these rules:
a. Never cover ventilation slots or the unit while in use,
or operate the unit when placed on a bed, sofa, rug, or
other soft surface.
b. Avoid built-in installation, such as a book case or rack,
unless proper ventilation is provided.
5 AVOID EXTREMELY HOT LOCATIONS OR
SUDDEN TEMPERATURE CHANGES
Do not place the unit over or near any kind of heater or
regulator, in direct sunlight, inside a closed vehicle, stc..
Do not move the unit suddenly between areas of
extreme temperature variation. If the unit is suddenty
moved from a cold place to a warm place, moisture
may condense in the unit and on the tape.
6 TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY
* Do not place unsecured equipment on a sloping
surface.
* Support for the unit should be firm,
level, and adequately strong.
* An appliance and cart combination
should be moved with care.
Quick stops, excessive force,
and uneven surfaces may cause
the appliance and cart combination
to overturn,
* Carefully follow all operating instructions and use
the manufacturers recommended accessories
when operating this unit or connecting it to any
other equipment.
OUTDOOR_ANTENNA INSTALLATION
1 SAFE ANTENNA AND CABLE CONNECTION
If an outside antenna or cable
system is connected to the
equipment, be sure the antenna
or cable system is grounded so
as to provide some protection
against built up static charges
and voltage surges. Section
810 of the National Electrical
Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 (in Canada,
past 1 of the Canadian Electrical
Code) provides information with
respect to proper grounding of the
mast and supporting structure, grounding
of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit,
size of grounding conductors, location of antenna
discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes
and requirements for the grounding electrode.
2 KEEP ANTENNA CLEAR OF HIGH VOLTAGE
POWER LINES OR CIRCUITS
An outside antenna system should be located well away from power lines,
electric light or power circuits and where it will never come into contact with
these power sources if it should happen to fall. When installing an outside
antenna, extreme care should be taken to avoid touching power lines,
circuits or other power sources as this could be fatal. Because of the
hazards involved, antenna installation should be left to a professional.
USING THE VIDEO UNIT
If the unit has been in storage or moved to a new location, refer first
to the INSTALLATION section of these safeguards.
1 KEEP THIS VIDEO UNIT AWAY FROM WATER OR
MOISTURE OF ANY KIND.
2 IF EQUIPMENT IS EXPOSED TO RAIN, MOISTURE, OR
STRONG IMPACT, unplug the unit and have it inspected by a qualified
service technician before use.
3 DURING AN ELECTRICAL STORM
During a lightning storm, whether indoors or outdoors, or before leaving the
unit unused for extended periods of time, disconnect all equipment from the
power source as well as the antenna and cable system.
4 WHEN THE UNIT IS PLUGGED IN
* Never expose the unit to rain or water. DO NOT OPERATE if liquid has
been spilled into the unit. Immediately unptug the unit, and have it
inspected by a service technician. Fire and shock hazards can result from
electrical shorts caused by liquid contact inside.
* Never drop or push any object through openings in the unit. Some internal
parts carry hazardous voltages and contact can cause electric shock or fire
hazard.
* Avoid placing the unit directly above or below your TV set as this may
cause electrical interference. Keep all magnets away from electronic
equipment,
5 USING ACCESSORIES
Use only accessories recommended by the manufacturer to avoid risk of fire,
shock, or other hazards.
6 CLEANING THE UNIT
Unplug the unit. Then, use a clean, dry, chemically untreated cloth to gently
remove dust or debris. DO NOT USE cleaning fluids, aerosols, or forced air
that could over-spray, or seep into the unit and cause electrical shock.
Any substance such as wax, adhesive tape, etc. may mar the cabinet surface.
Exposure to greasy, humid, or dusty areas may adversely affect internal parts.
NEC - NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL CODE
ELECTRODE SYSTEM
{REC ART 250, PART H}
SERVICE
1 DO NOT SERVICE THIS PRODUCT YOURSELF
If, after carefully following the detailed operating instructions, this Video
product does not operate properly, do not attempt to open or remove covers,
or make any adjustments not described in the manual. Unplug the unit and
contact a qualified service technician.
2 IF REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE REQUIRED
Make sure the service technician uses only parts specified by the manufacturer,
or those having the same safety characteristics as the original parts. The use of
unauthorized substitutes may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.
3 HAVE THE SERVICE TECHNICIAN PERFORM
A SAFETY CHECK
After any service or repairs to the unit, request the service technician to
conduct a thorough safety check as described in the manufacture's service
literature to insure that the video unit is in safe operating condition.
3

Unpacking Your VCR + Product Features
Unpacking Your VCR Loading the Battertes
The accessories below are provided to help
you use or set up your VCR. Push in and up on
1 the latch with your
thumb nail and lift off
the lid.
Accessories
Remote Control
VSQS1480
Install two batteries
9 as indicated inside the
2 “AA” Battery Compartment.
Batteries
3 Fit the lid's hinge
piece into the indent aie
l on the case, and snap “ely
RF Coaxial the lid into place.
Cable
VJAS0183
Battery replacement caution
* Do not mix old and new batteries.
To order accessories, * Do not mix alkaline with manganese batteries.
call toll free 1-800-332-5368.
Product Features
All Channel Auto Set/ 181-CH TV/CATV Tuner ................. eese 14, 15, 16
Auto: Clock O ades Fests eee uen to ee 14, 15, 16
Auto Daylight SAVING TII... oce rire ene di 5
Auto Features for a Quality Picture ..............ccooccncccrocncnenonocnonoconcconononnnnoronarncnnonosornnnenconoconanoss 19
Auto Operation Functions (Auto Playback, Rewind, Tape Eject, Power off)... 24
Aulo Repeat FUFICUOF dio 24
Cable Box Channel Control... A a 13
Digtal Aulo: PiCtUrEs occ aldo 19
Easy-to-Read English/Spanish/French On-Screen Displays ............................... 14~17, 22, 23
Front-mounted A/V In Terminals aii 30
Head GIGANGN A O 5
MTS Broadcast System (Multi-channel Television Sound-Stereo, SAP, Mono) ................ eene 26
Multi Brand TV/Cable Box Remote Control ................... eese 32, 33
One Minute SKID ía 24
One Month, 8 Program Timer Recording .........oooooccconococonacancconnoonnanononarnncononononcananrnncnnnno 22, 23
One Touch Recording (OUR). SS 20
Program Director Remote Control ...........oooooooccccccccaonanacnonanaonanccococaronon non nrrornanancaneronnananoss 22, 23
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Special. Effects Playback tia AA NAAA xut EON UIS Ua REG ON ES CA 19
Special VCR Features (VCR Lock, Warning Beeper ) .............. esses tette nertetees 31
Timer Recording Using VCR Buttons .................... sese AEN ANNA EA RT HR 23
VOR PIUSA ROCO Ouren a TO TN 28, 29
VHS HEFESIOOO SySIOITI oarso e PE Qu cos 27
VHS Index Search System (Direct Access Search, Index Scan Search) ..........cccccccssessecerereeetecseenees 25
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VCR and Cassette Information
Erase Protection (Record Tab)
Cassettes have a record tab to ensure that
recordings are not accidentally erased.
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To prevent accidental
erasure, break off
with a screwdriver. >
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To record again, cover the
hole with cellophane tape.
Maximum Record/Playback Time
Only use tapes with the VHS] S| mark in this unit.
Tape
Speed
Type
of
Video
Cassette
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2 Hours
1 Hour 40 Minutes
SLP
Build-in Head Cleaner
A clean video head helps produce a clear picture.
So, we have equipped your VCR with a built-in, non
chemical head cleaning system that helps prevent
clogging of the video heads. Cleaning is performed
each time you load or unload a video cassette.
Note: This feature is preventative only. if your video
heads are seriously clogged, consider the use of
a chemical nonabrasive head cleaning kit or take
your VCR to a Service Center.
Head Cleaning
Your VCR will not normally require head cleaning,
however the heads may become clogged when playing
an old or damaged tape.
Video Heads Sensor System
If head cleaning becomes
necessary, the VCR will
display the screen at right
while
playing
back
a
NEED
CLEANING
PLEASE
INSERT
HEAD
recorded signal.
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CLEANING
CASSETTE
To
exit
this
screen,
push
PLAY
|
ón
REFER
TO
MANUAL
on the remote control or VCR.
Use "dry" type head
cleaning cassette* only.
Be sure to follow the cleaning tape instructions
carefully. Excessive use of a cleaning cassette can
shorten head life.
If using a head cleaning cassette does not solve the
problem, contact your nearest Factory Service Center
or authorized Service Center.
* Cleaning cassette part No. NV-TCL3OPT is
recommended.
VIDEO HEADS MAY
END:PLAY KEY
*
Reset all VCR Memory Functions
Use when moving the VCR to a new location, or if a mistake
was made in the One Time VCR Setup section.
* Make sure a tape is not inserted in the VCR.
1) Turn VCR Power on.
2) Push and hold both PLAY and CHANNEL A on the VCR
for more than 5 seconds.
* The power will shut off.
3) Perform the One Time VCR Setup section on page 14.
D.S.T. (Daylight Saving Time)
Spring (First Sunday in April)
When the VCR is set to DST:ON, it automatically adds
one hour and adjusts the clock.
NORMAL TIME 1:00 a.m. Y a.m.
DAYLIGHT
SAVING TIME
Autumn (Last Sunday in October)
When the VCR is set to DST:ON, it automatically turns back
one hour and adjusts the clock.
DAYLIGHT 1:00 a.m. 2:00 a.m.
SAVING TIME ]
NORMAL TIME
RN
3:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m.
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1:00 a.m. 2:00 a.m.
Specifications
Power Source:
Power Consumption:
120V AC, 60 Hz
Approx. 23 watts (Power on)
Approx. 7 watts (Power off)
Video Signal: EIA Standard NTSC color
Video Recording System: 4 rotary heads helical
scanning system
Audio Track: 1 track (Normal)
2 channel (Hi-Fi Audio Sound)
Tuner:
Broadcast Channels: VHF 2~13, UHF 14~69
CATV Channels: Midband A through | (14~22)
Superband J through W (23~36)
Hyperband AA-EEE (37-64)
Lowband A-5-A-1 (95-99)
Special CATV channel 5A (01)
Ultraband 65~94, 100~125
Operating Temperature: 41°F~104°F (5°C~40°C)
Operating Humidity: 10%~75%
Weight: 7.7 lbs. (3.5 kg)
Dimensions: 16-15/16” (W) x 3-2/3” (H) x
11-13/16” (D)
430 (W) x 93 (H) x 300 (D) mm
Note: Designs and specifications are subject to change
without notice.

y Connection
INDOOR
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OUTDOOR
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Cable
TV
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
Disconnect the antenna or cable
from your TV and connect it to the
VCR (IN FROM ANT.)
VCR
Antenna Cable
Set the Output Channel
of your VCR
to channe! 3 or 4 (whichever is not being
transmitted on by a Local TV broadcast).
RF Coaxial Cable
(VCR-TV Connection Cable) (supplied)
Connect the VCR to your TV
with the RF Coaxial Cable (OUT TO TV).
WARNING
:
When
using
“Nut
type”
RF
coaxial
cables,
tighten
with
fingers
only.
Overtightening
may
damage
terminals.

Between Antenna and VCR
Case 1: Twin Lead Cable Only
To VCR Terminal
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(Flat) Twin Lead 300 300-75 ohm Transformer
Ohm Cable (not supplied)
Case 2: Twin Lead & Coaxial Cables
UHF/VHF
Band Mixer
(not supplied)
(Round) 75 Ohm
coaxial Cable To VCR Terminal
Case 3: Two Twin Lead Cables :
UHF/VHF
Band Mixer
(not supplied)
300-75 ohm Transformer
(not supplied)
To VCR Terminal
* If your TV has both post and plug-type VHF
terminals, the post connection is recommended
to minimize signal loss.
Between VCR and TV
Case 1: Screw & Plug Type Terminal
TV
UHF/VHF Band Separator
(not supplied) VHF
RF Coaxial Cable
Case 2: Screw Type Terminal
75-300 ohm Transformer
(not supplied)
Case 3: Double Screw Type Terminal
UHF/VHF Band Separator TV
(not supplied) VHF
Case 4: Complex TV Terminal
TERMINALS ON BACK OF TV SET
* Connect to one of the ANT terminals and select
the same antenna number on the TV.
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Additional Connections
ANMAT
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connections
on
this
page
are
made
with
75
Ohm
coaxial
cables.
Without a Converter/Descrambler Box
VCR IN FROM ANT. TV
You can:
1) Use your VCR Remote Control to select channels.
2) Program one or more unscrambled channels for
unattended recording.
You cannot: QUT TO TV
record or view scrambled channels IN FROM
with this connection. CABLE
VHF/UHF
With a (CABLE to VCR) Converter/Descrambler Box
You can: Cable TV Converter
Box
1) Record and view any channel including
scrambled channels; channel selection
must be made at the Cable TV Converter
VCR OUT TO TV TV
IN FROM
Box. CABLE
2) Program one channel for unattended
recording.
VHF/UHF
You cannot:
select channels from VCR or TV.
With a (VCR to TV) Converter/Descrambler Box
You can: VCR
1) Use your VCR Remote Control to select channels.
2) Program unattended recordings of more than
one unscrambled channel. IN FROM
CABLE
You cannot:
record scrambled channels with this connection. Cable TV
Converter
Box OUT
With Two Converter/Descrambler Boxes
If you want to record and view rter Box 1
a combination of scrambled IN FROM ibus
and unscrambled channels, TV CABLE | RI WERON ART VER
you will need additional 2-Way
SLIDE Splitter OUT 1 Y ( =
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connection
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Coaxial Cable
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With a DSS Receiver
You can:
1} Record and view any channel including
scrambled channels; channe! selection
must be made at the DSS Receiver.
2) Program one channel for unattended
recording.
NOTE: The DSS receiver must be turned
off to view programs from a cable
box or antenna. See the DSS
manual for details.
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IN
FROM
ntenna
Satellite
Dish
OUT
TO
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] : : If your TV has AUDIO IN and VIDEO IN terminals, you can connect your
Audio/Video Connections VCR to them to receive a higher quality picture and sound. If your TV is not
stereo, you can connect a stereo amplifier to the VCR to enjoy stereo sound.
Audio/Video Connections
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VIDEO IN
1 Connect the VIDEO OUT terminal on the VCR to the VIDEO IN terminal of your TV.
2 Connect the “L” and “R” AUDIO OUT terminals on the VCR to the “L” and “R” AUDIO IN terminals of your TV.
3 Set the VIDEO/TV selector of your TV (Monitor/Receiver) to "VIDEO."
NOTE: To use your TV as a VCR monitor, set the VIDEO/TV selector on the TV (Monitor/Receiver) to “VIDEO.”
Use the L Audio In jack for proper sound reproduction when connecting to a monaural TV.
Stereo Amplifier Connections
When you connect your VCR to a Stereo Amplifier
Stereo Component System, you
can view the picture from the VCR
while enjoying stereo from your
audio system.
Connect the “L” and “R” AUDIO
OUT terminals on the VCR to the
“L” and “R” AUDIO IN terminals of
your stereo.
Note to CATV system installer:
This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC in USA (and to the
Canadian Electrical Code in Canada) 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.

Remote Control Buttons
VCR
See pages 32, 33.
POWER
See pages 14, 22, 23, 29.
VCR/TV
See pages 14, 21.
PLAY
See pages 19, 25.
SELECT UP
See pages 14-18, 22-24, 27-29, 31.
REWIND/ SEARCH
See pages 19, 25.
SET/BACKSPACE
See pages 16, 17, 22, 23, 28, 29.
MENU
See pages 15~18, 24, 27, 28, 31.
PAUSE
See pages 19, 20, 30.
NUMBERED KEYS
See pages 17, 20, 25, 29, 32.
DISPLAY/ENTER
See pages 18, 20, 24, 26, 33.
INDEX
See page 25.
SAPHi-Fi
See page 27.
SPEED
See pages 20, 29.
COUNTER RESET
See page 24.
Front View of the VCR
CHANNEL UP/DOWN
VCR/TV
Selector
TRACKING/V-LOCK
See
pages
14,
21,
30.
See
pages
14-17,
19-21.
POWER
See pages
14, 22, 23, 29.
VIDEO Input
Connector
See page 30.
AUDIO Input
Connector (L/R)
See page 30.
Multi Function Display
See pages 11, 19-23, 29.
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REMOTE
SENSOR
TV
See pages 32, 33.
CATV
See pages 32, 33.
INPUT
See pages 20, 21.
FAST FORWARD/SEARCH
See pages 19, 25.
SET
See pages 14-18, 22-24, 27-29, 31.
STOP
See pages 17, 19, 20, 23, 25.
SELECT DOWN
See pages 14-18, 22-24, 27-29, 31.
PROGRAM
See pages 22, 23, 29.
RECORD/TIME
See page 20.
SLOW
See page 19.
ADD/DELETE
See pages 16, 17, 23, 28, 29.
CHANNEL UP/DOWN
(TRACKING UP/DOWN)
See pages 14~17, 19~21.
VOLUME UP/DOWN
See page 33.
ZERO SEARCH/
1 MINUTE SKIP
See page 24.
Cassette Compartment PLAY
See pages 19, 20, 30.
SEARCH
RECORD/TIME
See pages 20, 23, 30.
STOP/EJECT
See pages
19, 20, 23, 25, 30, 31.
See pages 19, 23, 25, 30.
FAST FORWARD/
See pages 19, 23, 25.
REWIND/SEARCH
See pages 19, 23, 25.