Timer recording – Sonic Blue DVR4400 User Manual

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:: Timer Recording

To Set a Timer Recording

1

Insert a standard VHS tape with a record safety tab into the VCR deck.

2

Press SET TIMER.
•

If the clock has not been set, the Clock Setup Menu will appear. You

MUST set the clock before you can program a Timer Recording (see

page 20).

3

Press

Y

/

B

and

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or use the 0-9 keys as directed to:

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Choose an event number (1-8).

•

Set the event date and time (month, day, hour, minute, and AM/PM)

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Set the event length (hours and minutes).

4

Press

Y

/

B

and

"

or use the 1-4 keys to set the event type:

Once

Records the event once.

M-F

Records the event Monday through Friday.

Weekly

Records the event once a week.

Always

Records the event every day.

5

Press

Y

/

B

and

"

or use the 1-3 keys to set the record source:

Ch##

Records from television. Use the 0-9 keys to enter the channel you

wish to record. If you are recording from a cable box, set the Record Source

to channel 2, 3, or 4 -- whichever channel your cable box uses -- and then select the channel to record on the cable box.

Line 1

Records from an external source connected to the rear line inputs.

Line 2

Records from an external source connected to the front line inputs.

6

Press

Y

/

B

and

"

or use the 1-3 keys to set the record speed:

Auto

Activates Complete Program Record (see page 40).

SP

Sets the record speed to Standard Play. Use for best quality (a T-120 tape will record for 2 hours).

SLP

Sets the record speed to Super Long Play. Use for maximum recording time (a T- 120 tape will record for 6 hours).

7

Press RETURN to confirm and view a summary of the event, as well as any other programmed events.

8

Select another event number or press RETURN to exit.
•

The event is now stored in memory and will record at the scheduled time. It is not necessary to turn the DVD+VCR off or

put it into a Timer mode; the event will record regardless of the state of the DVD+VCR.

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