Benutzeranleitung / Produktwartung 109 des Produzenten Optimus
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Cat. No. 16-546 OWNER’S MANUAL Please read before using this equipme nt. MOD EL 109 4-Head HQ VHS VCR 16-5 46 .f m Pag e 1 Tue sda y , July 20, 19 99 4:2 5 P M.
2 IMPO RT ANT SA FETY INSTRU CTIONS 1. Re ad in st ruct ions — A ll the safet y and o per at in g ins tructio ns shou ld b e r ead b ef ore t he ap pli ance is ope r- ated . 2. Reta in Ins truc tions — The safet y and op era tin g instruc- ti ons shoul d b e reta in ed for fu tur e refe ren ce.
3 14. Li ghtning — For add ed prot ect ion for th is VCR receiv er duri n g a li g htnin g sto rm , o r w hen i t is lef t un at tende d a nd unu sed f or lon g per io ds of ti me , un pl u g it from the w all outlet and d isc onn ect the ante nna or cab le s y stem.
4 FEA TURES Your Optim us Model 109 4-Hea d HQ VHS VCR offers some of t he mos t advanced fea- tures available i n home v ideo cas sette record- ers. Your V CR’s PLL (phase-locked loop) tuning ensures precise t uning of up to 68 VHF and UHF channel s and up t o 125 c able cha n- nels.
5 OTHER FE A T URES On-Scr een Prog rammi ng — provides help ful instructions on the TV sc reen for setting the clock, program timers, and quick timer record- ing. Tril ingua l Ins truc tion s — lets you se lect En - glish, French, or Spanish on-screen instruc- tions.
6 CONTENTS Before Y ou Be g in ... ..... ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..... .. .. 8 Supp li ed Accessori es .... ..... .. ..... ..... .. ..... .....
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8 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Before you begin, pleas e read this owner’s manual carefully. It has bee n prepared to help you with initial setup procedures and in the ev- eryday op eration of your V CR. Cautio n: Moist ure condensation can s ome- times accum ulate on the video heads when you mov e your VCR from a cold lo cation to a warmer one.
9 CONNECTIONS Before you connect the VCR, read through these sec tions to det ermine t he appropriate portions and the bes t connecti ons for the type of terminals o n your T V and other equipm ent you are conn ecting. Keep in m ind that not all sections will a pply to your i nstallation.
10 Usi ng the TV ’ s Si ngle VH F/ UHF F- Connec tor Use the suppl i ed 7 5-ohm cable t o c onnec t the VCR’s VHF/UHF CA TV OUT F-connect or to yo ur TV’s VHF/U HF antenna input F-c onnect or.
11 CONNECTING THE VCR F OR PLA YBACK A ND RECOR DING To record using the VCR, you need to connect an external signal source such as an antenna (see “Connecting an Antenna”) or c a ble system (see “Con necting Ca ble” on P ag e 13). You do not ne ed to connec t bot h.
12 Usi ng t he T V’ s Si ngle V H F/ UHF F- C o nne c tor 1. If your antenna has 75-ohm c able, connec t the antenna cable directly to t h e VCR’s VHF/UHF CA TV IN in p ut te rm in al . If your ante nna ha s 300-ohm l ead-in wire, you need to first convert it to a 7 5-ohm cable by connecting a 3 00-to-75-ohm matching t ransformer (such as Cat .
13 If your ante nna ha s 300-ohm l ead-in wire, you need to first convert it to a 7 5-ohm cable by connecting a 3 00-to-75-ohm matching t ransformer (such as Cat . No. 15-1253, not suppli ed) following these steps. a. Connect the a nte nna’ s lead-in wire to the transformer ’s 300-oh m input termi- nal screws.
14 If you u se a c able box : • Y ou m ust select c hanne ls using the cable box. • The cable box uns cram bles premium cable channels. T o watch or record premium channels, you m ust already sub scribe to them fro m your cabl e com pan y .
15 Usi ng t he T V’ s Si ngle V H F/ UHF F- C o nne c tor 1. Connect the CA T V ca ble directly to the VCR’ s VHF/UHF CA TV IN in p u t ter m i n a l. 2. Use the supplied 75-oh m cable to connect th e VCR’s VHF/UHF CA TV OUT F-connector to your TV’s VHF/UHF ant enna input F- connector.
16 Connecting a n A/B Swit c h an d a Sign a l S pl itt e r You can record a s cram bled c hannel and watch an unscrambled on e using a h igh-isola- tion A/B s w it ch (s u c h as Cat. No. 15-124 9, not supplied) and a hybrid splitter/combiner (such as Cat.
17 PREP ARA T ION USING THE R EMOTE CONTROL Insta llin g th e Batter ies To power the remote c ontrol, you need t wo AA batteries (not supplied). For the best perfor- mance, use alkal ine batteries (such as Ra- dioShack Cat. No. 23-557). Cautio ns: • Use only fresh batt eries of the required size a nd type.
18 Remote Contr ol VCR Functi on POWER POWER Tu rns the VCR’s power on/off. EJECT STOP/ EJE C T If a tape i s playin g : •P r e s s i n g EJECT on th e remot e con trol aut omat ically stops pl aying a vid eo tape, then ej ects the cas sette).
19 CH CHANNEL • T unes the VCR to the next lower channel. • R edu ces or eli minates jitter i n a sl ow-motion picture (see “V ari a ble Speed Slow Motion ” on Page 29). • M anually adjusts the t racking (see “M anua l T racking” on Page 31).
20 REW / (Shuttle D ial) • REW — quickly rewind s a video cassette tape if the tape is stopped . Does not show a picture on the TV screen. • — q uickly p lays a cassett e tape backwar d so you can find a de sired sect ion of a recording. • — Moves the highlighting left whil e t h e menu is di s- pl ay ed .
21 For the be st re sults, aim the rem ote con trol’s signal em itter (on the rem ote c ontrol’s top en d) toward the V CR’s display, and press the d e- sired function button(s). S ETTIN G THE ON -S CREEN PROGRAM MING L ANG UAGE 1. P ress POWER .
22 Note: If you have not selected a language since you connec ted power , the la nguage setting me nu automat ically appears on the TV screen wh en you p ress MENU . Sk i p to Step 6. 5. Repeatedly press or until LANG UA GE is highlig hted on the di splayed m enu .
23 3. Use the number keys to enter the correct time (hour and m inute), then press 100 / to sel e ct AM or PM. For exam ple, to s et 10:28 AM , pres s 1 , 0 , 2 , and 8 , t h en pr es s 100 / to sele ct AM. Note: T he VCR acc epts the last three or four valid e ntries as the time.
24 5. Press or to highlight AU TO or MA N- UAL , then press SET . AUTO — T he VCR’s tuner auto matically scans through th e channel s (TV or CA TV) and mem orizes the active c hannel s in your area. and the current chann el num ber appea r on the TV sc reen, and CH and t he current channel appe ar on t he VCR ’ s display .
25 BASIC O PERA TION W A TCHING T V Usin g the TV’ s T uner 1. T ur n of f t he V CR, or pr es s TV / V C R so VCR disappears from the VCR’s display . 2. Set th e TV to t he TV mode. The anten na or cable signals pass throug h the VCR unaffe cted, as if the ant enna or c able were connected directly to the TV.
26 W A TCHING A VID EO T APE Load ing a V ideo T ape In sert the vi deo casset te int o the VCR’s com- partment with the l abel fa cing u p an d the tape swivel-cover facing into the compartment. Ge n- tly push in t h e cassette until the VCR automati- cally d ra w s it in.
27 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS DISPL A YS Blue Screen The blue-scr een d isplay appears on the T V screen when the VCR does not send a signal to the TV f rom either the VHF/UHF CA TV O UT terminal or the A UDIO.
28 T ape M o tion Indi cator s Any time a cas sette is loaded in the c ompart - ment, appears on the VCR’s display whether p ower is on or off. The tape m otion indicat ors on the V CR’s dis- play show you the c urrent operating mode and the tape’s playback direction.
29 V isual Sear ch Visual search le ts you pla y a tape at a fast er speed (either f orward or b ackwa rd) so you c an search for a sp ecific sec tion of the t ape .
30 Au tom at ic Repeat Pla ybac k You can set the VCR to automatically repe at a recorded portion of a tape when the VCR finds a blank portion of more than 15 seconds. Follow these s teps t o turn aut omatic rep eat playback on or off. 1. Press MENU to display the main menu.
31 INDEX SEARCH Your VCR has the Di gital Program Search Sys- t e m (D PSS) . Each time you st ar t record i n g, t h e VCR au tomatically marks the tape with a n i n- dex si gnal. You can use inde x s earch to: • Return to the beginning of t he current recording.
32 AUTO ENHANCED PICTURE Your VCR automatically enhances the picture quality during playbac k. The aut o enhanced picture f unction is set to ON at the factory. Normally leave it set to on . When you play a tape f or edi ting or when st rong noise appears on the sc reen, s et i t to OFF.
33 RECORDING You can make the follow ing types of recordings with you r VCR. • Immediate recording • Quick timer recordi ng • Automatic timer recording • Dubbing Notes: • Y our VCR records the aud io s ignal and automatical ly adjusts the sound level while it records.
34 RECORD PROTEC TION Video cassettes have a record prot e ction tab. With the tab in place, you can record on the tap e. To help prevent ac cidentally rec ording over a recording, b reak off the t ab using a screwdriv- er. With the t ab remov ed, you c ann ot record over a tape.
35 IMMEDIA T E RECORDI NG Note: If you want to record from anot her VCR, a laser disc player, or other audio /video so urce with A/V o utputs, see “Dub bing (Copy ing) a Tape” on Page 40.
36 Note: The QTR information appears on the TV screen f or 10 second s, then di sap- pears. If the i nformation disappears befo r e you fini sh entering all c hang es, simpl y press RECORD again. 3. T o chang e the d isplayed ta pe spee d, pres s T APE SPEED s o the desired SP or EP tape speed appea rs.
37 • Y our V CR can hold up to eigh t timer pro- grams, e ach with two t imer-setting scre ens. Set tin g t he Pr og ra m Time r 1. Insert a blank cas sette or one yo u want to record over in to the VC R. appears on the VCR’s display . 2. Press MENU t o disp lay the m ain me nu.
38 Notes: • If you pres s when SUN appea rs on the display , the display shows one d ay before today’s date. For example, if t oda y’ s da te i s 1/ 24, t he di sp l a y s how s 1/23 in the following year . • Y ou can also use the num ber but tons on the remote control to ent er t he d ate.
39 Automatic Timer Recordi ng Hints : • If a power f ailure occurs or the VCR is unplugged for more than about 1 hour , the VCR loses the c lock setting and al l timer settings. • If you set the timer and turn off the VCR without loading a tape, TI MER fl ashes on the VCR’s display .
40 DUBBING (C OPYING) A T APE The proces s of recording from one audio/video de vice to another is called dub bing. Your dub bing sou rc e ca n be a no ther V CR , c amc orde r, sa te llite rec eiv er, or any ot her dev ice w it h A /V ou tpu ts . You can use your V CR to record from a d ubbing source.
41 ADDITIONAL INF O RMA TION TROUBL ESHOOT ING If you fo llo w t he instructions in th is manual and still have t rouble operating your VCR, refer t o the following trouble shooting chart. PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE RECOMMENDA TION No power. The power cord is no t con nected.
42 No operation when you press any button, and flashes on VCR’s displ a y. MODE LOCK is on. Turn o ff MODE LOCK . Cannot see broad- cast TV programs us- ing the V CR’s tuner. TV/ CA T V is not set correctl y . Set TV/CA TV correctly in the chan- nel pr es et m enu .
43 CARE AND MAI NTENANCE Your Optim us Model 109 4 -Head HQ VHS VC R is an examp le or superior desig n and craftsman- ship. The following suggestions will help you care for the VCR so y ou can enjoy it f or years. Keep the VCR dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry imm ediately.
44 Clea ning the V ideo He ads Your VCR’s vi deo h eads wi ll require cl eaning after long u se. Dirty video hea ds c an cause the playback picture to becom e blurred even though the audio signal is clear. VCR head cleaning kits (Such as Cat . No. 44-1203) a re available through your l ocal RadioShack store.
45 SPE CIFICA TIONS T elevision Sy stem ........... ....... ....... ....... .......... ....... ....... .. ............ ..... ....... ....... ...NT SC St andard Colo r Signal Recordi ng Sy stem . .......... ....... .. .......... ....... ....... .. ....
46 Audio S/N Ratio: SP.... .... ..... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ... ..... .... ..... ..... .... . .. .. ... 4 3 dB EP.... .... ..... ... .... ... .... ... ..... .... ... ..
47 NOTES 16- 54 6. fm P a ge 4 7 Tue s da y , J uly 2 0, 19 99 4: 2 5 PM.
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