Sanyo 4 Head Vcr Manual

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MODEL 112/113 CONNECTIONS
Cable Box
Models 112/113
TVOptional TV
Antenna In
Connection
(Optional Camcorder/2nd VCR/DSS System)
Audio/Video 
Cable
Audio/Video 
Cable
VHF/UHF
Splitter/Combiner
OUT I N
UHF
Antenna In Audio In Video In
Audio
Video
VHF
Antenna In
1
2
3
or or
or
orOutside
Antenna
300-to-75 Ohm
Transformer
Cable
(CATV)
Company
75-Ohm
Coax Cable
300-Ohm
Lead-In Wire 75-Ohm
Coax Cable
75-Ohm
Coax Cable
IN  FROM
ANT.VHF/UHFOUT TO TV
VIDEO AUDIO
3  CH. 4
OUT
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HOME THEATER CONNECTIONS (MODEL 62 SHOWN)
Refer to this illustration to connect your VCR to a home theater system.
Cable Box
Model 62
TV/Monitor
A/V RECEIVER
TVStereo Audio/Video Cable
Stereo 
Audio/Video 
Cable
Speakers
OUT I N
Antenna In Audio In Video InLR
75-Ohm
Coax Cable
Video Cableor or orOutside
Antenna
300-to-75 Ohm
Transformer
Select the signal
source you have
Cable
(CATV)
Company
–
+ Center–
+ Right–
+ LeftFrontSpeakers
Rear
–
+ Right–
+ Left
300-Ohm
Lead-In Wire 75-Ohm
Coax Cable
75-Ohm...

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CAMCORDER CONNECTIONS
Your Model 62 VCR has jacks on its front panel that let you easily connect a camcorder or other
video source. You can also connect a camcorder to the 
AUDIO IN and VIDEO IN jacks on the back
panel of your Model 112/113 VCR.
You need a stereo A/V cable (not supplied) with plugs that fit the VCR’s jacks and the camcorder’s
jacks for this connection.
1. Insert the plugs at one end of the cable into the 
AV 2 AUDIO and VIDEO IN jacks on the Model
62’s front panel.
2. Insert the plugs...

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VCR SETUP 
SETTING THE VCR’S OUTPUT 
CHANNEL SWITCH
If you connected the VCR’s OUT TO TV termi-
nal to a TV or another VCR, set 
3-CH-4 on the
back of the VCR to 
3 or 4, whichever is not an
active channel in your area.
When VCR appears on the display, the VCR
sends the signal from the video source con-
nected to its 
IN FROM ANTENNA or AUDIO IN 1/
VIDEO IN 1 
(or AV 2  for the Model 62) terminals
to the TV on the channel you selected.
Note: Setting 
3-CH-4 has no effect on the TV
when the VCR is off...

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INITIAL SET UP
Setting the On-Screen Language/
Channels/Clock
When you first plug in the VCR and turn it on,
when you turn it on after power was interrupted
for longer than 24 hours, or when you reset the
VCR’s memory, the VCR prompts you to select
a language, then scans for active channels in
your area and stores them. 
In many areas, the Public Broadcasting Ser-
vice (PBS) station broadcasts an electronic
data signal (EDS) with its regular broadcast.
This signal can automatically set your VCR’s...

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• If you have not connected the VCR to an
antenna, cable TV, or other signal
source through the 
IN FROM ANT termi-
nal, the VCR does not store any channel
in memory. Instead, the VCR displays
the following on the TV screen:
Manually Setting the Clock
Follow these steps to manually set the clock if
EDS is not available in your area, or if you
skipped tuner programming.
Notes: 
• The clock must be accurately set for proper
automatic timer recording. We suggest you
refer to a radio station or...

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When the information is correct and the
time reaches the minute you set in Step 7,
press 
MENU twice. The currently set time
appears and the clock starts running.
Note: Seconds begin counting from 00
when you press 
MENU twice.
Turning On Auto Clock Set
If you turned off the auto clock set feature and
manually set the VCR’s clock, then find that
EDS is available in your area, you can turn the
auto clock set feature back on. This ensures
that the VCR sets itself to the correct time after
a power...

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2. Repeatedly press PLAY or STOP to high-
light 
SET UP CHANNEL, then press
FA S T - F.
3. Press 
FA S T - F again to select the broadcast
system (
TV or CATV).
4. Press 
STOP to highlight AUTO SET, then
press 
FA ST -F.
5. Press 
CH 
s. The VCR starts scanning for
and storing active channels.
Changing the On-Screen Language
The on-screen programming language is pre-
set to English, but you can change it at any
time by following these steps.
1. Press 
MENU to display the main menu.
2. Repeatedly press...

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USING THE VCR REMOTE 
CONTROL WITH YOUR TV OR 
CABLE BOX
In addition to controlling your VCR, the remote
control can operate the basic functions of your
TV and cable box. Follow these steps to pro-
gram the remote control with the correct manu-
facturer’s code number for that TV and cable
box.
Note:
 Some brands have more than one code
listed in the charts. If a code does not work with
your TV or cable box, try another. The listed
codes might not work with all models from the
listed manufacturers.
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2. While holding down TV, enter the code
number for your TV using the number but-
tons Or, while holding down 
CATV, enter
the code number for your cable box using
the numbered buttons. 
Precede a single-digit code number with a
0 — for example, 01, 02, etc. To enter a
three-digit number, press 
100, then enterthe second and third digits in the code
number.
3. Try operating your TV or cable box using
the VCR’s remote control. First press 
TV or
CATV, then try pressing POWER, INPUT, CH
s or CH t, and...