Panasonic Dmr Ez17 Operating Instructions Manual

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RQT8850
Connection and Setting
Using an RF Modulator, if your Television does not have Audio/Video Terminals
Connecting to a Television
Connect cables in steps 
 and  (same as those on page 38) as follows.
AUDIO IN 
R L VIDEO 
IN RF IN 
RF OUT VHF/UHF
RF IN
step 
3
Red   White Yellow 
Red   White YellowRear of  TV
Rear of this unit 
RF Modulator 
step 
2
Cable from the wall 
or antenna signal
Connecting to a Television with a Video Cassette Recorder or a Cable Box or Satellite Receiver
Connect cables in steps 
 and  (same as those on page 39 or 40) as follows.
AUDIO IN
R LVIDEO
INRF IN
RF OUTVHF/UHF
RF IN
step
3
Red   White Yellow 
Red   White YellowRear of  TV
Rear of this unit 
Rear of Video Cassette Recorder or 
Cable Box or Satellite Receiver
RF Modulator
RF OUT
step
2
Cable from the wall or 
antenna signal
(Video Cassette 
Recorder or Cable 
Box Only)
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Adding a Video Cassette Recorder (VCR)
Additional coaxial cable and audio/video (AV) cable are required.
Connecting to a Television and a VCR (No Cable Box or Satellite Receiver)
 Perform step  on page 38.
 Coaxial cable (included) from the “RF OUT” 
on the VCR to the “VHF/UHF RF IN” on the 
TV.
 Audio/video cable (included) from the 
“OUT” on the unit to the 
“AV IN” on the TV.
 Coaxial cable from the “RF OUT” on the unit 
to the “RF IN” on the VCR.
  Audio/video cable from the “IN1” on the 
unit to the “AV OUT” on the VCR.
 Perform step  on page 38.
AUDIO OUT
R L VIDEO 
OUTRF IN 
RF OUT 
VHF/UHF
RF INAUDIO IN
R LVIDEO
IN
step2step 4step 5
Red   White Yellow 
Red   White Yellow
Rear of  TV
Rear of this unit 
Rear of  VCR
AUDIO IN
R LVIDEO
IN
step3
Red   White Yellow
Red   White Yellow
Connecting to a Television, a Cable Box and a VCR
 Perform step , , ,  on page 39.
 Coaxial cable from the “RF OUT” on the unit 
to the “RF IN” on the VCR.
 Coaxial cable from the “RF OUT” on the 
VCR to the “RF IN” on the cable box.
  Audio/video cable from the “AV OUT” on 
the VCR to the “
IN2” on the unit.
 Perform step  on page 39.
AUDIO OUT
L R VIDEO
OUTRF IN 
RF OUT 
RF IN
step 4
Yellow White  Red
Yellow White  Red
step 2 
step 3
Rear of  VCR
Rear of Cable Box
Rear of this unit 
Connecting to a Television, a Satellite Receiver and a VCR
 Perform step , ,  on page 40.
 Coaxial cable (included) from the “RF OUT” 
on the satellite receiver to the “RF IN” on 
the VCR.
 Coaxial cable from the “RF OUT” on the 
VCR to the “VHF/UHF RF IN” on the TV.
  Audio/video cable from the “AV OUT” on 
the VCR to the “
IN2” on the unit.
 Perform step  on page 40.RF OUT
VHF/UHF
RF INAUDIO IN
R LVIDEO
IN
step3
Rear of  VCRRear of Satellite Receiver
Rear of  TVThis unit’s front panel 
AUDIO OUT
L R VIDEO
OUT
Yellow White  Red
Yellow White  Red
step4
RF IN
RF OUTstep2
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Connection and Setting
You can enjoy high-quality picture by using the  
following terminals for connection.
Standard 
Quality 
PictureHigh- 
quality 
Picture
VIDEO IN 
terminalS VIDEO IN 
terminalCOMPONENT 
VIDEO IN 
terminal
Using an S Video Cable for Better Video 
(S Video Cable not included)
The S VIDEO OUT terminal achieves a more vivid 
picture than the VIDEO OUT terminal. (Actual results 
depend on the television).
Rear of TV 
Rear of this unit
AUDIO IN 
R L VIDEOS VIDEO
IN
Red   White 
Red   White
IN
S Video cable(not included)
Audio/video cable(included)
Leave the 
yellow cable 
unconnected.
Using Component Cables for Better Video 
(Component Video Cables not included)
The COMPONENT VIDEO OUT terminals on this unit 
can be used for either  interlace or progressive output 
(➔ 66) to provide a purer picture than the S VIDEO OUT 
terminal.
Rear of TV 
Rear of this unit
AUDIO IN 
R L VIDEO 
IN 
Red   White 
Red   White
COMPONENT
VIDEO INYPBPR
Audio/video 
cable
(included)
Component 
video cables
(not included)
Leave the 
yellow cable 
unconnected.
• You can enjoy better quality sound by changing the 
audio cable connection between this unit and your TV 
on pages 38 to 40 as follows.
Using an Audio Cable for Better Sound
Use this connection to play sound through speakers 
connected to an amplifier or system component.
Rear of Amplifier or 
System Component
Rear of this unit
AUDIO IN
R    L
Red   White
Red   White
Audio cable(not included)
Using an Optical Digital Audio Cable 
for Better Sound (Optical Digital Audio 
Cable not included)
This method allows you to enjoy multi-channel surround 
sound on DVD-Video. 
Rear of this unit
OPTICAL IN
Rear of Amplifier or 
System Component
Insert fully with 
this side up.
Do not bend
cable sharply.Optical digital audio cable
(not included)
Connect an amplifier or system component with a 
built-in decoder displaying these logo marks.
Adjust settings in “Digital Audio Output” (➔ 34).
 Notes
You cannot use DTS Digital Surround decoders not meant for DVD.
Before purchasing an optical digital audio cable, check the terminal 
shape of the equipment to be connected.
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Connection Options for Improved Playback Quality
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RQT8850
Setting the Channels and Clock
Preparation:
Turn on the television and select the appropriate video 
input to suit the connections to this unit.
These are the first settings you make upon buying the 
unit. You don’t need to make these settings again. •
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  to turn the unit on.
 Language:
e, r to select, then 
English
Español
Français
Press ENTER
Pulse ENTER
Appuyer sur ENTERSelect Language
Seleccione el idioma
Sélection de langue
  TV Aspect Ratio:
e, r to select “4:3 TV” or 
“16:9 Widescreen TV” then Aspect Ratio SelectionSelect TV type and press ENTER.
(Please refer to Operation Instruction 
for details)
4:3 TV16:9 Widescreen TV16:94:3
When connecting to a 4:3 standard aspect TV:
Select “4:3 TV”.
When connecting to a 16:9 widescreen TV:
Select “16:9 Widescreen TV”. •
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  Quick Start Function:
e, r to select “On” or “Off ” 
then Quick Start SettingThe unit can be turned on faster, in about
1 second. Please note that Quick Start 
mode slightly increases power 
consumption when the unit is off.
(See Operation Instructions for details)
Turn Quick Start on ?
OnOff
 Automatic Clock and Channel 
Setting:
e, r to select “Yes” or “No”  
then 
When connecting the cable from the wall 
(cable TV or antenna) to the unit’s RF IN:
Select “Yes”.
The unit then displays the source selection 
screen (➔ 45).
When not connecting the cable from the 
wall (cable TV or antenna) to the unit’s RF IN:
Select “No”.
The unit then displays “Set Clock Manually” 
screen (➔ 45, Manual Clock Setting). •
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Automatic Clock and Channel SettingsDoes this unit get its TV signal via RF IN?
Example: Antenna, Cable TV or Cable Box connected to the 

Ye sNo
 Tips
“Quick Start” function (➔ 32)
If you set Quick Start to on, you can start 
recording to DVD-RAM about 1 second 
after you press [^ DVD POWER] to turn 
the unit on and then sequentially press 
[* REC].
The following happens when you have 
selected “On”.
Power consumption in standby mode 
increases because power is supplied to 
the unit.
To return to the previous screen
Press [RETURN]. •
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Connection and Setting
  The types of transmission: 
e, r to select “Antenna” or 
“Cable”, then 
Automatic Clock and Channel Settings
Please select the wire connected to RF IN.
Antenna
Cable
  to start automatic channel/ 
 clock setting.
8  Confirm the time, then 
DST (Daylight Saving Time) shows the 
summertime setting.
Time Zone shows the time difference from 
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
Set Clock Automatically
Clock Setting completed successfully.
4/4/2006 12:15 AM
DST..................... On
Time Zone..........  EST
See “Notes”
(➔ right). –
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 Tips
If the unit displays “No channels were found.”, turn off the unit 
and confirm the cable or antenna input is connected to the RF IN 
terminal. Restart the set up again (➔ below).
If “Auto Clock Setting is incomplete.” is displayed, press [ENTER] 
and set the clock manually (➔ right).
If the clock is not correct, set the clock with “Adjust Time Zone” 
(➔ 47) or “Set Clock Manually” (➔ 32).
You can delete channels you don’t need after completing Auto 
Channel Setting (➔ 46).
Restarting the Auto-Setup
(after relocation, for example)
1. When the unit is on and stopped, press and hold [CH 2] and 
[CH 1] on the main unit at the same time for about 5 seconds.
  The unit turns off.
2. Press [^ DVD POWER] to turn the unit on.
(The signal source, and channel captions revert to their default 
values. All scheduled recordings are cleared.)
To cancel in the middle
Press [RETURN].
 Notes
Conditions of the received channel may cause automatic channel/
clock setting to take extra time. •
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Manual Clock Setting
Perform steps 1–5 on page 44.
 w, q to select the item you want 
to change.
Set Clock Manually
/:
/
SAT AM
DSTEST
11200012
OffTime ZoneEST
00Month Day Year
Hour Minute
 e, r to change the setting.
Repeat steps 6-7 to change other items. –
8  to confirm new date and 
 
time and to initiate the clock.
 Notes
The automatic clock setting can take a few minutes.
Time Zone
EST (Eastern Standard Time) = GMT –5
CST (Central Standard Time) = GMT –6
MST (Mountain Standard Time) = GMT –7
PST (Pacific Standard Time) = GMT –8
AST (Alaska Standard Time) = GMT –9
HST (Hawaii Standard Time) = GMT –10
For other areas: xx hr
DST (Daylight Saving Time)
If you select “On”, the clock is advanced one hour beginning at 2 
a.m. on the second Sunday in March and ending at 2 a.m. on the 
first Sunday in November.
Set the DST period manually when it varies according to regions 
(➔ below).
To set the DST period manually
1. Press [SETUP].
2. e, r to select “Setup” then q.
3. e, r to select “Clock Settings” then press [ENTER].
4. e, r to select “Set the time change dates for DST” then 
 press [ENTER].
5. e, r, w, q to set the “Month”, “Day”, “Hour”, and “Minute” then 
 press [ENTER].
 Reinitializes the 
settings.
Setup
Channel
Setup
Disc
Video
Audio
Display
TV ScreenSet the time change dates for DST
ENTER SELECT
RETURN
:
AM3SUN2nd200Month Beginning
Day
Hour Minute
:
AM11SUN1st200
Restore Default
Month End
Day
Hour Minute
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Other Settings
Setting Channel Captions
The captions you select or modify are used as channel 
names and displayed on the Direct Navigator screen.
With the unit stopped
 
 e, r to select “Channel”, then q.
 e, r to select “Channel Settings”, 
then 
 e, r to select channel, then w, q 
to select the “Caption” column.
Setup
Channel
Setup
Disc
Video
Audio
Display
TV Screen2Deleted34-14Added4-256879Added - - -
C003
KRON-SD
KRON-HD
C005
- - -
- - -
- - -
C009
Add/Del ChannelCaptionChannel Settings
Added
Added
Added Added
Deleted
Deleted DeletedCBS
ENTER
Setup
Channel
Setup
Disc
Video
Audio
Display
TV Screen2Deleted34-14Added4-256879Added - - -
C003
KRON-SD
KRON-HD
C005
- - -
- - -
- - -
C009
Add/Del ChannelCaptionChannel Settings
Added
Added
Added Added
Deleted
Deleted DeletedCBS
ENTER
To select the caption:
5a e, r to select the caption.
After selecting the “Channel” column with 
[w, q], repeat steps 4-5a to set other channels.
To modify the caption:
5b 1. 
 2. e, r to select a character, 
then q to move to the next 
character.
Repeat this step to enter other characters.
 3.  to confirm changes.
After selecting the “Channel” column with 
[w, q], repeat steps 4-5b to set other channels.
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  to complete.
 Notes
Available characters for channel captions
A-Z, a-z, 0-9, _, -, (space) •
Adding and Deleting Channels
To add channels, delete undesired channels, or 
channels that have poor reception.
Perform steps 1-3 of “Setting Channel Captions”.
 e,r to select channel, then w,q 
to select the “Add/Del” column.
 e,r to select “Added” or 
“Deleted”, then 
Selecting Television Type
This setting does not need to be changed when 
connected to a 4:3 standard aspect TV that is not 
compatible with progressive output.
With the unit stopped
 
 e, r to select “TV Screen”, then q.
 e, r to select “TV Type” then 
SetupTV Type
Aspect 4:3 & 480i (interlace)Aspect 4:3 & 480p (progressive)
Aspect 16:9 & 480i (interlace)16:9 Widescreen TV 4:3 TV
Aspect 16:9 & 480p (progressive)
Channel
Setup
Disc
Video
Audio
Display
TV Screen
ENTER
 e,r to select the item, then 
If you select “480p”, the confirmation screen 
appears.
Follow the on-screen instructions. –
 Notes
Aspect 4:3/16:9
4:316:9
4:3 standard aspect television 16:9 widescreen television
480p/480i
Select “480p” if the television is compatible with progressive output.
Select “480i” if the television is not compatible with progressive 
output or you are unsure about television compatibility.
Digital programs broadcast in the 16:9 aspect ratio may appear with 
black bands at the edges of the screen on 4:3 aspect televisions. The 
bands are added to enable the correct aspect ratio to be shown.
 Tips
To return to the previous screen
Press [RETURN].
To exit the screen
Press [SETUP]. •
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Connection and Setting
Clock Settings
With the unit stopped
 
 e, r to select  “Setup”, 
then q.
 e, r to select “Clock Settings”, 
then 
Set Clock Automatically
Perform steps 1–3 of “Clock Settings”.
 e, r to select “Set Clock 
Automatically”, then 
  to start auto setting.
The following dialog appears when setting is 
complete. 
Set Clock Automatically
Clock Setting completed successfully.
4/4/2006 12:15 AM
DST..................... On
Time Zone..........  EST
  to complete.
 Notes
This may take some time, up to a few hours in some cases.
If the following message appears
SetupSet Clock Automatically
ENTER
RETURN
Channel
Setup
Disc
Video
Audio
Display
TV Screen
Setting completed as follows.
Finished the setup with this clock time?
Note: Selecting “No” will start channel
scanning again and renew the clock time. 
  12/14/2005  5:28 AM
DST.................. Off
Time Zone.......  ESTYe sNo
If the time is correct, w to select “Yes”, then [ENTER].
–  If you select “No”, auto setting starts again, then the above 
screen reappears. Repeat this step until the correct time appears.
If the clock is not correct, set the clock with “Adjust Time Zone” 
(➔ right) or “Set Clock Manually”(➔ 32).  •
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 Tips
To cancel in the middle
Press [RETURN]. The unit then displays “Set Clock Manually” screen 
(➔ 45, Manual Clock Setting).
Time Zone
Time Zone shows the time difference from Greenwich Mean Time 
(GMT).
EST (Eastern Standard Time) = GMT –5
CST (Central Standard Time) = GMT –6
MST (Mountain Standard Time) = GMT –7
PST (Pacific Standard Time) = GMT –8
AST (Alaska Standard Time) = GMT –9
HST (Hawaii Standard Time) = GMT –10
For other areas: xx hr
DST (Daylight Saving Time)
If you select “On”, the clock is advanced one hour starting at 2 a.m. 
on the second Sunday in March and ending at 2 a.m. on the first 
Sunday in November.
Set the DST period manually when it varies according to regions 
(➔ 45).
Adjust Time Zone
Adjust the time zone (–1 or 1) if it was not set correctly 
with auto clock setting.
You can set this menu only after “Set Clock 
Automatically” is completed.
Perform steps 1–3 of “Clock Settings”.
 e, r to select “Adjust Time 
Zone”, then 
 e, r to select “–1” or “1” then 
Adjust Time  Zone 
0 
 Tips
To return to the previous screen
Press [RETURN].
To exit the screen
Press [SETUP].
Automatic Off Timer
This determines how long the unit stays on when it’s 
not being used. Default = 6 hours (then it switches to 
standby) To turn off the “Off Timer”, or to change the 
setting to 2 hours, see page 32.
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Using the Unit’s Remote Control to 
Operate the TV and the Set Top Box 
(Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, etc.)
Set Top Box 
operation buttonsTV operation 
buttons
2a2b
  Point the remote control at the TV 
or Set Top Box.
To set the code for the TV:
2a While pressing and holding , 
 
enter the code from the table right 
using the numbered buttons.
e.g., 0250: press [0] ➔ [2] ➔ [5] ➔ [0]
To  set the code for the
 Set Top Box:
2b While pressing and holding , 
enter the code from the table right 
using the numbered buttons.
e.g., 1786: press [1] ➔ [7] ➔ [8] ➔ [6]
 Test the TV or Set Top Box functions 
of the remote control for operability.
To switch to the Set Top Box mode:
Press and hold [CH 1] and [RETURN] 
simultaneously for 5 seconds or longer.
To switch to the TV mode:
Press and hold [^ TV POWER] and 
[RETURN] simultaneously for 5 seconds or 
longer.
If the functions do not work, repeat steps 
1 to 3 using different codes, if available. 
Some TVs and Set Top Boxes may not be 
compatible with the unit’s remote control. –
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 Remote Control Codes for the TV
Manufacturer Code
Panasonic 0051 / 0055 / 0250 / 0650
Advent 0761 / 0783 / 0815 / 0817 / 0842
Akai 0030 / 0098 / 0672 / 0702 / 0812
America Action 0180
AOC 0003 / 0019 / 0030 / 0052 / 0137 / 0185
Apex 0748 / 0765 / 0767 / 0879
Audiovox 0003 / 0092 / 0180 / 0451 / 0623 / 0802 / 0875
Axion 1937
Bang & Olufsen 0620 / 1620
Broksonic 0003 / 0236 / 0463
Casio 0611 / 1205
Daewoo 0019 / 0039 / 0066 / 0067 / 0091 / 0092 / 0451 / 
0623 / 0661 / 0672 / 1661
Emerson 0019 / 0038 / 0039 / 0154 / 0158 / 0171 / 0177 / 
0178 / 0179 / 0180 / 0181 / 0182 / 0183 / 0185 / 
0236 / 0270 / 0280 / 0282 / 0463 / 0623
Envision 0030 / 0813
Epson 0833 / 0840
Fisher 0154 / 0159
Fujitsu 0179 / 0186 / 0683 / 0809 / 0853
GE 0021 / 0027 / 0029 / 0047 / 0051 / 0055 / 0135 / 
0138 / 0174 / 0178 / 0251 / 0279 / 0282 / 0451 / 
0747 / 1347 / 1447
Go-Video 0886
Haier 0768 / 1034
Hannspree 1348 / 1351 / 1352
Hewlett Packard 1088 / 1089 / 1101 / 1494 / 1502
Hisense 0748
Hitachi 0016 / 0032 / 0038 / 0056 / 0095 / 0097 / 0145 / 
0151 / 0173 / 0227 / 0279 / 0409 / 0413 / 1145
In Focus 0736 / 0738 / 0739 / 0741 / 0752 / 0759 / 0781 / 
1164 / 1516
JVC 0036 / 0053 / 0069 / 0160 / 0169 / 0182 / 0731 / 
1253
KLH 0765 / 0767
LG  0178 / 0317 / 0442 / 0457 / 0700 / 0856 / 1178 / 
1265
Loewe 0136
Magnavox 0020 / 0024 / 0028 / 0030 / 0036 / 0054 / 0096 / 
0179 / 0186 / 0187 / 0230 / 0386 / 0706 / 0802 / 
1254 / 1454
Marantz 0030 / 0054 / 0444 / 0704 / 0854 / 0855 / 1154
Memorex 0016 / 0106 / 0150 / 0154 / 0178 / 0179 / 0463
Mitsubishi 0014 / 0019 / 0093 / 0098 / 0145 / 0150 / 0155 / 
0178 / 0331 / 0358 / 0836 / 0868 / 1250
Norcent  0748 / 0824
Optoma 0887
Orion 0179 / 0236 / 0463 / 1463
Philips 0054 / 0690 / 1154 / 1454
Philips Magnavox 0020 / 0024 / 0028 / 0030 / 0036 / 0054 / 0096 / 
0179 / 0186 / 0187 / 0230 / 0386 / 0690 / 0706 / 
0802 / 1154 / 1254 / 1454
Pioneer 0038 / 0166 / 0172 / 0679 / 0866
Polaroid 0765 / 0865 / 1262 / 1276 / 1314 / 1316 / 1326 / 
1327 / 1328 / 1341 / 1498 / 1523
Proscan 0047 / 0747 / 1347 / 1447
Proview 0835 / 1401 / 1498
RCA 0018 / 0019 / 0029 / 0038 / 0047 / 0090 / 0135 / 
0174 / 0278 / 0679 / 0747 / 1047 / 1147 / 1247 / 
1347 / 1447 / 1547
Runco 0017 / 0030 / 0251 / 0497 / 0603
Sampo 0030 / 0032 / 0039 / 0052 / 0100 / 0110 / 1755
Samsung 0019 / 0030 / 0032 / 0056 / 0060 / 0178 / 0329 / 
0408 / 0427 / 0587 / 0702 / 0766 / 0812 / 0814 / 
1060
Sansui 0463
Sanyo 0088 / 0107 / 0146 / 0154 / 0159 / 0232 / 0484 / 
0799 / 0893
Sharp 0039 / 0093 / 0153 / 0157 / 0165 / 0220 / 0281 / 
0386 / 0398 / 0491 / 0688 / 0689 / 0818 / 0851
Sony 0000 / 0011 / 0080 / 0111 / 0273 / 0353 / 0810 / 
0834 / 0867 / 1100
Sva 0587 / 0748 / 0768 / 0865 / 0870 / 0871 / 0872
Other Settings
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Connection and Setting
 Remote Control Codes for the TV (Continued)
Manufacturer Code
Sylvania 0020 / 0028 / 0030 / 0054 / 0065 / 0096 / 0171 / 
0381
Symphonic 0171 / 0180
Syntax-Brillian 1007 / 1144 / 1240 / 1255 / 1257 / 1258 / 1331
Tatung 0003 / 0049 / 0055 / 0396 / 1756
Thomson 0209 / 0210 / 0047
Toshiba 0036 / 0060 / 0149 / 0154 / 0156 / 0650 / 0832 / 
0845 / 1156 / 1256 / 1265 / 1356 / 1656 / 1704
Ultra Products 0391
Viewsonic 0857 / 0864 / 0885 / 1755
Westinghouse 0885 / 0889 / 0890 / 1282 / 1577
Yamaha 0019 / 0030 / 0769 / 0833 / 0839
Zenith 0016 / 0017 / 0092 / 0178 / 0463 / 1265
 Remote Control Codes for the Set Top Box:
Cable Box
Manufacturer Code
Panasonic 0000 / 0107
ABC 0003 / 0008
Americast 0899
Bell South 0899
Digeo 1187
Director 0476
General Instrument 0003 / 0276 / 0476 / 0810
GoldStar 0144
Hamlin 0009 / 0273
Jerrold 0003 / 0276 / 0476 / 0810
Memorex 0000
Motorola 1376 / 0276 / 0476 / 0810 / 1187
Pace 0008 / 0237 / 1877
Paragon 0000
Philips 0317 / 1305
Pioneer 0144 / 0533 / 0877 / 1877
Pulsar 0000
Quasar 0000
Regal 0273 / 0279
Runco 0000
Samsung 0144
Scientific Atlanta 0008 / 0477 / 0877 / 1877
Sony 1006
Starcom 0003
Supercable 0276
Torx 0003
Toshiba 0000
Zenith 0000 / 0525 / 0899
Satellite Receiver
Manufacturer Code
Panasonic 0152 / 0247 / 0701 / 1786
AlphaStar 0772
Chaparral 0216
Crossdigital 1109
DirecTV 0099 / 0247 / 0392 / 0566 / 0639 / 0724 / 
0749 / 0819 / 1076 / 1108 / 1109 / 1142 / 
1377 / 1392 / 1414 / 1442 / 1443 / 1444 / 
1609 / 1639 / 1640 / 1749 / 1856
Dish Network System 0775 / 1005 / 1170 / 1505 / 1775
Dishpro 0775 / 1005 / 1505 / 1775
Echostar 0775 / 1005 / 1170 / 1505 / 1775
Expressvu 0775 / 1775
GE 0392 / 0566
General Instrument 0869
GOI 0775 / 1775
Goodmans 1246
Hisense 1535
Hitachi 0819 / 1250
HTS 0775 / 1775
Hughes 0749 / 1442 / 1749
Hughes Network 
Systems0749 / 1142 / 1442 / 1443 / 1444 / 1749
Satellite Receiver (Continued)
Manufacturer Code
iLo 1535
Janeil 0152
Jerrold 0869
JVC 0775 / 1170 / 1775
LG 1226 / 1414
Magnavox 0722 / 0724
Memorex 0724
Mitsubishi 0749
Motorola 0856 / 0869
NEC 1270
Next Level 0869
Paysat 0724
Philips 0099 / 0722 / 0724 / 0749 / 0819 / 1076 / 1142 / 
1442 / 1749
Pioneer 1442
Proscan 0392 / 0566
Proton 1535
RadioShack 0869
RCA 0143 / 0392 / 0566 / 0855 / 1392
Samsung 1108 / 1109 / 1142 / 1276 / 1377 / 1442 / 1609
Sanyo 1219
Sony 0639 / 1639 / 1640
Star Choice 0869
Tivo 1142 / 1442 / 1443 / 1444
Toshiba 0749 / 0790 / 0819 / 1285 / 1749
UltimateTV 1392 / 1640
Uniden 0722 / 0724
US Digital 1535
USDTV 1535
Voom 0869
Zenith 1856
Cable Box / Personal Video Recorder Combination
Manufacturer Code
Americast 0899
Digeo 1187
General Instrument 0476 / 0810
Jerrold 0476 / 0810
Motorola 0476 / 0810 / 1187 / 1376
Pace 0237 / 1877
Pioneer 0877 / 1877
Scientific Atlanta 0877 / 1877
Sony 1006
Supercable 0276
Zenith 0899
Digital Broadcast Satellite / Personal Video 
Recorder Combination
Manufacturer Code
DirecTV 0099 / 0392 / 0639 / 1076 / 1142 / 1377 / 
1392 / 1442 / 1443 / 1444 / 1640
Dish Network System 0775 / 1505
Dishpro 0775 / 1505
Echostar 0775 / 1170 / 1505
Expressvu 0775
Hughes Network 
Systems1142 / 1442 / 1443 / 1444
JVC 1170
Motorola 0869
Philips 1142 / 1442
Proscan 0392
RCA 1392
Samsung 1442
Sony 0639 / 1640
Star Choice 0869
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RQT8850
Control Reference Guide
Remote Control
1
3
4
6
5 2
8
bo
bp
bs
bt
ck
cl
7
bn
bq
br
9
bk
bl
bmco
cp cm
cn
cq
1Turn the unit on or off ................................................ (➔ 6)
2Select channels and recording numbers etc./
Enter numbers .......................................................... (➔ 6)
3Cancel
4Basic operations for recording and play
5Skip the specified time ............................................ (➔ 17)
6Direct Navigator ................................................ (➔ 16, 18)
7Selection/Enter, Frame-by-frame .................... (➔ 6, 8, 17)
8Show sub menu .......................................... (➔ 18, 20, 24)
9Select audio ...................................................... (➔ 12, 17)
bkShow on-screen menu ............................................ (➔ 30)
blStart recording .......................................................... (➔ 7)
bmChange recording mode ........................................... (➔ 7)
bnTransmission window
boTV and Set Top Box operations .............................. (➔ 48)
bpChannel select .......................................................... (➔ 6)
bqInput select (TV, IN1, IN2, DV) ................................ (➔ 22)
brSub channel access for digital broadcasts ............... (➔ 6)
bsDelete items .............................................................. (➔ 9)
btSkip 1 minute forward ............................................. (➔ 17)
ckShow scheduled recording list .................................. (➔ 8)
clShow FUNCTIONS window .............................. (➔ below)
cmReturn to previous screen
cnShow setup menu ................................................... (➔ 32)
coCreate chapters ...................................................... (➔ 17)
cpShow status messages........................................... (➔ 21)
cqStart Flexible Recording ......................................... (➔ 13)
FUNCTIONS Window
By using the FUNCTIONS window you may access the main functions quickly and easily.
With the unit stopped 
 
PlaybackProgramDelete
Other Functions
FUNCTIONS
Cartridge Protection   Off
Disc Protection   OffDVD-RAM
ENTER
Different discs display different functions. –
 e, r to select a menu item, 
then 
If you select “Other Functions”, press [e, r] 
to select a menu item and press [ENTER]. –
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