19-Inch Color TV/VCR
(160-0418)             Controls & Indicators          Faxback Doc. # 31253

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

This section briefly describes the function of each item on the TV/VCR's
front panel.

POWER - turns the TV/VCR on or off.

\/ Channel/\ - adjusts the channel to the next lowest or highest.

< VOLUME > - adjusts volume/picture quality.

Remote Control Sensor - senses signals from the remote control.

^EJECT - ejects the cassette tape.

Power Indicator - lights when the TV/VCR is on.

REC/ITR - starts recording or begins Instant Timer Recording.

REC/ITR Indicator - lights when the VCR is recording.

STOP - stops the tape.

REW << (Rewind/Review) - rewinds when the tape is stopped and reviews when
                         the tape is playing.

PLAY - plays back video cassette tapes.

FAST F >> (Fast Forward/Cue) - fast forwards when the tape is stopped and
                               cues fast picture search when the tape is
                               playing.

PAUSE/STILL (Pause/Still) - pauses the recording or shows a still frame
                            during playback.

MENU - shows the on-screen function menu.

REC TIMER Indicator - lights when a program is set to record and the 
                      TV/VCR is off.

ENTER - displays the VCR's operation mode, channel number, tape speed, 
        date, day and clock.

VCR Operation Mode
(PLAY, STOP, REW, FF, RECORD)
       |
       |             _____________________________
       |___________ | [STOP]                [11]  |______Channel    
 Tape Speed________ | [SP]                        |      Number
                    |                             |
                    |                             |
 Date               |                             |  
 Month/Day/Year____ | [11/30/1994] [FRI] [10:30AM]|_______Clock
                    |_____________________________|
                                    |_______Day Indicator (SUN-SAT)

NOTES:  The on-screen display disappears after 3 seconds and is not
        recorded.

        The date, day and time appear only after you have set the clock.

REMOTE CONTROL

The remote control has all of the same controls that are on the TV/VCR's
front panel, as well as the additional controls described in this section.

To operate the remote control, point its front window toward the TV/VCR's
front panel.  Then press the desired button(s) on the remote control.

NOTE:  Some buttons are surrounded by borders.

Numbers Buttons - press to select a channel.  Select any channel by
                  pressing two buttons.  Enter "0" before a single-digit
                  channel number.  (For example, press 0 and then 8 for
                  channel 8.)

SLEEP - sets the sleep timer and displays the remaining sleep counter
        time.

CLOCK COUNT/REMAIN - switches between the time, counter and tape 
                     remaining displays.

RESET - resets the tape counter.

TV/AV - selects the TV or AV mode.

SP/EP (Tape Speed) - changes the recording speed.  (Playback speed is set
                     automatically.)

MUTE - mutes the sound.  Press again to return to the previous volume 
       level.

PICTURE - selects picture adjustments.

CLEAR - cancels a program recording during program timer checking.

TRACKING AUTO \/ /\ - returns to the automatic tracking function, or
                      manually adjusts the picture.

VIDEO INDEX - selects the VISS (VHS Index Search System) mode.

Installing the Remote Control's Batteries

You need two AA batteries to power the remote control.  For the longest
battery life, we recommend alkaline batteries (such as Radio Shack Cat.
No. 230-0552).  To ensure consistent operation, change the batteries
about once a year.

1.  Remove the battery compartment cover by sliding it in the direction
    of the arrow.

2.  Install two AA batteries, as indicated by the polarity symbols (+
    and -) marked inside the compartment.

    CAUTION:  Incorrectly installed batteries might leak and damage the
              remote control.  Do not mix old batteries with new ones, and
              do not mix different types of batteries (for example,
              standard and alkaline).

3.  Replace the cover.


(CS 3/12/96)