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TABLE OF CONTENT S 1 HITACHI Video Deck VHS VT-UX717A Owner's Manual Your Complete Guide to Videocassette View ing and Recording.
TABLE OF CONTENT S 2 TA BLE OF CONTE NTS TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................... 2 FOR YOUR SAFETY .........................................................................
TABLE OF CONTENT S 3 Befo re You Reco rd ..................................................................................................... 37 Basic Recording Steps ...................................................................................
TABLE OF CONTENT S 4 Advanced Operations (Second VCR cont.) ....................... Error! Bookm ark not define d. Copyi ng from One VCR to Anoth er (Dubbi ng) ....................................................... 67 Audio D ubbing .................
TABLE OF CONTENT S 5 5. Press VCR+ button again. 6. The VCR will display the start time in large numbers and the channel to record in small numbers to the rig ht. 7. If you want to add to that, pr ess VCR+ button ag ain. Otherwi se, setup is complete.
FOR YOUR SAFETY 6 FOR YOUR SA FETY POW ER SUPPLY: AC 120V, 60 Hz ONLY. The POW ER sw itch turns the VCR on and off, leaving the clock/timer unaffected. If the unit is to be left unattended for a long peri od, it is recommended that the uni t be completely switched off and unplugg ed.
IMPORT ANT SAFEG UARDS 7 IMPORTA NT SA FEGUARDS In addition to the careful attention dev oted to quality standar ds in the manuf acture of your video pr oduct, safety is a major factor in the design of ever y instrument. But, safety is your responsibility too.
IMPORT ANT SAFEG UARDS 8 7 Powe r-Cord Protection -- Pow er-supply cor ds should be routed so that they are not likel y to be walked on or pinched by i tems pl aced upon or ag ai nst them, pay i ng par ti cular attenti on to cords at plugs, conv enience receptacles, and the point w here they ex it from the appliance.
IMPORT ANT SAFEG UARDS 9 the mast and supporting str ucture, grounding of the lead-i n wir e to an antenna discharge uni t, size of gr ounding conductors , location of antenna-discharg e unit, connection to gr ounding electrodes, and req uirements for the grounding el ectrode.
IMPORT ANT SAFEG UARDS 10 of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensiv e work by a qualified technician to restor e the video pr oduct to its normal operati on. e. If the video product has been dr opped or the cabinet has been damaged.
Read This First 11 Read This First Thank you for buying a Hi tachi product. You've chosen the best VCR for you, and we want to help you make the most of your purchase. Plea se ta ke time to become familiar with this manual and how it is set up. Keep it handy for future reference, too.
Getting Started 12 Getting Starte d Relax. Using a V CR is very straightforw ard. This section explai ns how to hookup the VCR, quick tour of the contr o ls, set up for first-tim e operation using on- screen menus, and vi deocassette tapes. Enjoy getting to know all about your Hitachi VCR .
Getting Started (Hook ups c ont.) 13 Getting Started (Hookups cont.) W e will guide you throug h this process. But first, turn the TV and the VCR around so you are looking at their backs. Note the various input and output receptacles, their shapes, and how they are l abeled.
Getting Started (Hook ups c ont.) 14 Look at the back of your TV for a connector that looks lik e one of these, and fo llow the corresponding hookup option. If you hav e any sort of cable box, see the hookup options i n Advanced Operati ons (page 75) .
Getting Started (Hook ups c ont.) 15 If you have ei ther an exter nal or inter nal (rabbi t ears) antenna rather than cable, you may have 300 ohm connectors lik e these: In this case, you w ill need special adapters to m ake the 75 ohm round wire connection show n below .
Getting Started (Hook ups c ont.) 16 Now conti nue wi th the hookup: 1. Using whichev er adapter you hav e f it your antenna w ith, attach that connector to the IN FROM ANT jack on the back of the VCR. 2. Using the 75 ohm cable supplied w ith your VCR, connect ei ther end to the OUT TO TV jack on the back of the VCR.
Getting Started (Hook ups c ont.) 17 W hen the VCR is on, its vi deo signal can come i n to your TV on either channel 3 or channel 4. You need to select the appropr iate channel. Turn on the power of both the TV and the VCR. Push the AN T. OUT button on the VCR using the tip of a ballpoi nt pen, etc.
Getting Started (Contr ols) 18 Getting Sta r ted (Controls) Quick Tour of the Controls Study these pictur es carefully to l earn about the buttons and controls that y ou'll need for every day operation.
Getting Started (Contr ols) 19 POW ER Turns the VCR on and off. GUIDE Brings up an on-screen setup and prog ramming guide, the Easy Guide System. VCR/TV Swi tches between v iewing thr ough the VCR and not v iewing thr ough the VCR. CLEAR Used in on- screen progr amming and indexi ng.
Getting Started (Contr ols) 20 CC Used to display captions on the screen. 0 to 9 Number buttons used in on- screen progr a mming. Can also be used to change channel s. (Simply press 2 or 3 digits for the channel y ou want - such as 0 and 6 for channel 6, or 100/ENT and 2 and 4 for channel 124.
Getting Started (Contr ols) 21 For normal TV v iewing, y ou do not need to disconnect the VCR. W hen the T V and VCR are already on, press POW ER on the rem ote control.
Getting Started (Contr ols) 22 Display Indicators W atch f or these signs and sy mbols that let you know that the VC R is responding to your instructions. Meet Your On- Screen Guide Your H itachi VCR has a speci al feature called the Easy Guide System.
Getting Started (Contr ols) 23 functions. (See page 26) 3 CLOCK Press 3 to display the CLOCK SET screen and correct the VCR's clock. ( See page 21) 4 CHANNEL Press 4 to display the CHANNEL PRESET screen and preset channels or set the cable or DSS box.
Getting Started (Initial Setup) 24 Getting Sta rted (Initia l Setup) Setup for First-Time Operation Before you use y our VCR to w atch or record from your TV, y ou need to "tell" the VCR w hether your TV uses cable or antenna input and let it prog ram itself to receive y our TV's channels.
Getting Started (Initial Setup) 25 2. Check that item 1 is speci fied "CLOCK SET <AUTO>". If "CLOCK SET <MANUAL>" is displayed, press 1 to sw itch it to "CLOCK SET <AUTO>". 3. Press 2. The following screen appears to show that the clock is being set.
Getting Started (Initial Setup) 26 and back to <AUTO>. <AUTO>: The daylig ht savings time (D .S.T) is set automaticall y. <ON> : The time advanced from the Standard Time by one hour is display ed f rom the first Sunday of April through the last Sunday of October.
Getting Started (Initial Setup) 27 The day of the week is set automatically . More about Channel Selections Your VC R is capable of receiv ing 68 broadcast TV channels (VHF 2- 13, UHF 14- 69) and 125 cable channels (C ATV 1-125). 1. Press GUIDE, then pr ess 4 to bring up the CH ANNEL PRESET screen.
Getting Started (Initial Setup) 28 The screen shows the default setting s on your VC R. The default settings are the ones that are preset at the factory. Look at each item to see if it matches y our own setup: To change a setting, press the button that has the same number as that item.
Getting Started (Initial Setup) 29 screen. STEREO is the normal factory setting because it works for both ster eo and mono broadcasts. It is also necessary f o r recording a second audio pr ogram (SAP) . W hen you select MONO, sound is r ecorded as mono even when a channel br oadcasts in stereo.
Getting Started (Video T apes) 30 Getting Started (Video Tapes) A bout Videocassette Tapes Ty pes The best thing you can do for y our VCR is use the best qual ity tapes av ailable. This VCR uses VHS tapes only , whi ch are the most common type. Look for the VH S mark on new or prerecorded tapes y ou buy.
Getting Started (Video T apes) 31 Push the videocassette g ently into the slot on the front of the VCR. You will feel the VCR take it in. W hen the cassette is all the way in, the VCR powers up automati cally and a T APE-IN indicator shows on the displ a y.
Basic Oper ations (Playback) 32 Basic Operations (Play back) Practice starti ng and stopping a video you've rented - pl ay it through, see how it automatic ally rewinds. Get a blank tape and try recor ding a TV show. Then you'll know how to use the VCR when you need to--or wher e in the manual to find the instructions you for got.
Basic Oper ations (Playback) 33 OFF: Specify OFF so that noise is l ess when v iewing tapes play ed repeatedly, e.g. r ental tapes, etc., or when usi n g this VCR for play back to copy a tape. Rew i nding the Tape W hen you are done watchi ng a vi deo, you can rewi nd the tape automatically or manually.
Basic Oper ations (Playback) 34 ahead for about a minute and then resume play ing. Using the Shuttle and Jog Controls on the Remote Control The shuttle feature lets you control all the play back f unctions - play , pause, slow moti on, and search - using one convenient dial.
Basic Oper ations (Playback) 35 Display i ng the Time Counter The time counter keeps track of how many hours, minutes and seconds the tape has run. Press DISPLAY. The time counter will appear on the TV screen and in the VCR's display. The linear time counter operates only if there is something recorded on the tape.
Basic Oper ations (Playback) 36 Begin recor d ing or playi ng back a tape. At the point that you w ant to go back to, press CLEAR. This resets the counter to 0:00:00. Press STOP when y ou are done recording or pl aying back the tape. Now w hen you rewind the tape, it w ill autom atically stop at the spot where you cleared the counter.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 37 Basic Operations (Recording) Recording a Program Before You Record The VCR must be hooked up properl y for recordi ng. See the Simple H ookups at the beginni ng of this manual. Copy right Infringement W arning Most telev ision prog rams and films are copyr ighted.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 38 are watching the TV, you'll hear the cassette as it clicks on and see the recording indicator light up on the VCR displ ay. You can ch e ck on the re co rding by pressing VCR/T V again. T h is will sw itch you back to view ing through the VC R, you'll see the prog ram you are recordi ng.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 39 is show n in the display . At the end of your recording the display will read "0:00"; recording w ill then automatically stop and the VCR will turn itself off.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 40 TURN ON CA BLE BOX AND TUNE IT TO CH 02 OUTPUT CH 03 PROCEED GUIDE 7. Press GUIDE to displ a y the CABLE BOX TYPE message on the TV screen.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 41 Eagle 07, 08, 19, 26, 28, Regal 12, 13, 19, 40, 58 32, 40, 41,60 Regency 02, 33 Eastern International 02 Rembrandt 53 GC Electroni cs 31, 53 Samsung 15,18,27,36,39,44.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 42 CA BLE/DSS BOX SETUP TURN ON DSS BOX A ND TUNE IT TO CH 100 OUTPUT CH LINE1 PROCEED GUIDE Press 3 for normal TV vi ewing . Also press 3 to release the CABLE BOX or DSS BOX setting after you hav e set it up. 5. Turn on your D SS box and tune it to channel 100.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 43 dash "-" to the digi t to be corrected. Then, punch in the correct number. Setting the V CR to Record Later W ith the delayed recording feature, you can set.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 44 date, whic hever i s most logical . Leave the date as it comes up, or enter new digits for the month and day. If you make a mistake w hen entering di gits, press C LEAR repeatedly to return the white dash "-" to the digi t to be corrected.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 45 If using a DSS box whic h can be controlled by the VCR, turn on the DSS box before the ti me the recording is to beg in.
Basic Oper ations (Recor ding) 46 wa il END VCRPLUS+ Perform the same procedure descr ibed on the prev ious page to enter the r ecording start and end times, the date and tape speed (EP/SP). Reviewing What You Have Programmed You can look back ov er any of the recordings y ou have preset, and if you need to, clear out any of th e programs.
Basic Oper ations (VCR Plus + Rec ording) 47 Basic Operations (VCR Plus + Recording) Easy Delayed Recording with VCR Plus + A bout VCR Plus+ This handy feature makes timed r ecordings a snap. Y ou don't need to enter the specific channel, date, time, or dur ation of a program.
Basic Oper ations (VCR Plus + Rec ording) 48 should list al l the channels as you receiv e them in your home, for exampl e: Channel 34 Arts & Entertainment N etwork Channel 35 Turner Netw ork Televisi on Channel 36 ESPN 5. Now y ou're ready to assign y our local channels to VCR Plus+ channels in the VCR's memory.
Basic Oper ations (VCR Plus + Rec ording) 49 In the example abov e none of the cable channels match, all of them need to be assigned to VCR Plus+ channel codes. Matching Broadcast CH Numbers to VCR Plus+ Channels for Home A ntenna or Cable (No Cable Box) Setup 1.
Basic Oper ations (VCR Plus + Rec ording) 50 2. Use the number buttons to enter the PlusCode of the program y ou w ant to record. This code can be up to eight dig its.
Basic Oper ations (VCR Plus + Rec ording) 51 After entering a VC R Plus+ number , check the information display ed with the "PR OGRAM REVIEW ", if there is (are) any unnecessary progr am(s), please cancel.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 52 Basic Operations (Tape N avigation) Tape Navigation Tape Navig ation automatically stor es the recording data (progr am title, recor ding date, recording start time, channel, recor d ing time, etc.) in memory and displays it on the TV screen.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 53 This VCR can store about 80 pr ograms incl uding blanks i n memory. There may be a difference of withi n about three minutes between the display ed recording time and the actual time. The recording data may not appear even wi th a tape recorded by this VCR .
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 54 Mark Show ing That You Hav e Viewed the Progr am ( ): Shows that y ou have already view ed more than half of the recorded p r o g r a m . Locating the Beginning of a Program You Want to View or a Non-recorded Section 1.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 55 This is conv enient when y ou are going to v iew a prog ram later or l ocate the beginning of a blank section for recording . Pressing STOP does not set the VCR to the recording mode automatically . If you have selected a blank section in Step 5, press STOP.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 56 TA PE DATA <ON>/<OFF> W hen you do not want to use the Tape Nav igation feature, specify TAPE DATA <O FF> in the menu as follows. If a cassette is i n the VCR, eject it before performing the following : 1.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 57 3. Press GUIDE after y ou are done with the set-up. DELETE TA PE NO. DATA W hen you want to delete unnecessar y tape data or the tape data memor y becomes so full that deletion of some tape data is crucial , use this option as follow s.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 58 If you want to del ete other tape data continuously , perfo rm Steps 3 - 5. 6. Press GUIDE after y ou have finished deleting. DISPLA Y TA PE NO. DA TA W hen you want to rev iew the stored tape data, use this opti on as follows.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 59 Steps 3 and 4. 5. Press GUIDE after y ou f inish rev iewi ng tape data. Cautions and Reference for Tape Navigation VCR's displays: W hen you insert one of tapes - below, R EM flashes in the VCR's di splay.
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 60 In othe r words, Pro gram D will over write Program A (Program A is entire ly erase d). Example 2 If you record pr ogram D on a tape on w hich progr ams A, .
Basic Oper ations (T ape Navigation) 61 4. Press the CC button on the remote control. The f ollowing screen will appear and the captions will be display ed after several seconds. Each time the CC button is pressed, the screen will alternate between CC ON and CC OFF.
Advanced Operations 62 A dvanced Operations This section explai ns how to use the VCR's rem ote control to operate your TV. It also shows you how to hook up a cable box and how to connect a stereo or a second VC R for a com p lete home entertainm ent system.
Advanced Operations 63 Sanyo 5 Gold Star 1 6 Toshiba 7 Gold Star 2 8 Panasonic 2 9 RCA 0 Panasonic 1 CHANNEL (up arr ow) Mitsubishi CHANNEL (down arrow ) JVC 100/ENT Sharp 1 LAST CH Sharp 2 DISPLAY Controlling the TV Once progr ammed, the VCR's remote contr ol is ready to control the TV.
Advanced Operations (Cable Box Hook ups) 64 A dvanced Operations (Cable B ox Hookups) Hooking Up to a Cable Box The cable box bri ngs all the advantages of pay cable, but finding a satisfactory hookup can be challengi ng. To sort out w hat to do, we sugg est a step-by-step approach to instal lation.
Advanced Operations (Cable Box Hook ups) 65 Use this hookup for sli ghtly improv ed picture quality and more convenient operation - use of VCR/TV button is not req uired. 1. Connect as shown. This connection requi res additional accessor ies which are not prov ided.
Advanced Operations (Stereo System) 66 A dvanced Operations (Stereo Sy stem) Integrating Your Stereo Sy stem There are sever al reasons to consider hooking up y our stereo sy stem with y our TV and VCR. If your TV does not have ster eo, you can get ster eo quality from y our VCR by hooking it to your ster eo receiv er.
Advanced Operations (Second VCR) 67 A dvanced Operations (Second VCR) Integrating a Second VCR W ith another VCR hooked up, you can copy videotapes as needed, and you can g et fancy w ith multimedia prog ramming. For this di scussion, we r efer to the model VT-UX717A H itachi as VCR2 and the other uni t as VCR1.
Advanced Operations (Second VCR) 68.
Advanced Operations (Audio Dubbing) 69 A dvanced Operations (A udio Dubbing) To begin dubbing First connect the audio source to the audio input jacks on the front of your VT-UX717A. (See page 82) Be sure that the record safety tab is not missing.
Advanced Operations (Video Dubbing) 70 A dvanced Operations (Video Dubbing) Video Dubbing Video dubbing i s a procedure whereby you can replace sections of vi deo on your tape with new v ideo information. The dubbing erases the old v ideo whi le laying new video in its pl ace.
Advanced Operations (Synchro Edit) 71 A dvanced Operations (Sy nchro Edit) Sy nchro Editing Tape copying i s much easier if you can connect RECORD ING VCR and PLAY BACK VCR with a synchro edi t cable. This lets you use a si ngle set of control to g overn both VCR s.
Advanced Operations (Cam corder ) 72 A dvanced Operations (Camcorder) Copy ing Tapes From A Camcorder If you woul d like to copy a video tape shot in your camcorder onto y our VCR, her e's how to do it. Connect the camcorder's AV output cabl e to your VC R.
VCR Care and Servicing 73 VCR Care and Servicing The VCR is fai rly self- servicing, but you'l l want to keep an eye on a few things as you go. In addition, you m a y sometimes have troubl es with your VCR .
Care and Servicing ( Problem s) 74 Care and Servicing (Problems) If the VCR Doesn't Work Right Many oper ational problems are easily remedied by rev iewing the i n structions in this manual and tryi ng out some different controls and setting s.
Care and Servicing ( Problem s) 75 NO POW ER POW ER CORD PL UGGED IN? CONNECT THE POW ER CORD TO AC OUTLET DELAYED RECORDING PROGRAM SET TO THE CORRECT CHANNEL? RESET THE DELAY ED RECORDING.
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