Remote controller ( option ) – ARM Electronics Casino VCR800 User Manual

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REMOTE CONTROLLER ( OPTION )

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*NTSC model: L8H, L24H, L40H...

NOTE

1. POWER button

(press again off; press again for off)
The POWER LED light when the VCR is switch
on. Press to select the timer program - on or off.
By setting power off, a timer program is set to
work.

2. UP button

Press to set speed in ascending order *8H, 24H,
40H.... during recording pause or playback.

3. TR

(MOVE) button

To operate tracking during playback or slow. If a
still picture vibrates vertically, stabilize it by
pressing the TR † button. Move to time/date
location pressing this button in stop Mode.

4. MENU button

Press to display current status on monitor
screen. You can change its contents.

5. P/STILL button

When pressed during recording, tape movement
stops temporarily.
Press REC button to continue the recording.
When pressed during playback, tape movement
stops. Press again to advance by still frame.
It can also be used to search TIME/DATE
SEARCH by pressing this button in stop mode.

6. REW (Rewind)

To rewind the tape during the STOP mode or for fast reverse picture search during
playback.

7. EJECT

Press to eject the cassette in the VCR.

8. ENTER (SELECT) button

Press to change the value or to operate tracking during playback or slow.

9. TR (MOVE) button

Press to change the value or to operate tracking during playback or slow. If a still picture
vibrates vertically, stabilize it by pressing the TR … button.

10. DOWN button

Press to set speed in descending order *40H, 24H, 8H.... during recording pause or playback.

11. REC/PLAY HOURS button

Press to set speed in ascending order *8H, 24H, 40H.... during recording PAUSE or
playback.

12. STOP

Press to discontinue all tape related functions.

13. REC (RECORD) button

Press to begin recording.

14. FF (Fast Forward)

To advance the tape during the STOP mode or for fast forward picture search.

15. PLAY (PLAY/REC CHECK) button

Press to playback, to confirm the recording operation during record.

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