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... on a flat level surface away from radiators 
or other heat sources and out of direct 
sunlight.

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... and video tapes away from magnetic 
sources such as speakers or microwave ovens. 

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... at least 8” (20cm) away from the TV.

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... away from curtains, carpets or other 
materials and allow ventilation space around 
the VCR.

 

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... block the air-vent openings.

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... expose the VCR to excessive dust, 
mechanical vibration or shock.

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... place any heavy object or liquid on top of 
the VCR. If liquid drops inside the VCR unplug 
immediately and contact your SHARP dealer. 
Do not use the VCR.

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... insert or drop anything into the tape 
compartment or through the 
air-vents, as this could result in serious 
damage, fire or an electric shock.

 

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To avoid overheating or even fire, insert the 
plug correctly into the socket.

 

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... overload power sockets, this may cause a 
fire or electric shock.

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... pull the power cord to disconnect the plug 
from the mains.

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... bind the power cords together.

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This VCR is not equipped with a mains power 
switch. Accordingly, nominal current to drive 
the clock is drawn at all times when the AC 
power cord is plugged into a wall socket. If 
the VCR is not to be used for an extended 
period be sure to unplug the cord.

 

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Remove the battery cover on the back of the remote control.

Fit the batteries: 

 to 

and

 to 

. terminals. Place the 

battery cover back into position.

 

for the remote control unit.

 

connects the VCR to the TV.

 

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Remote Control must be pointed towards the VCR to operate.

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Do not expose to liquid or shock.

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May not function if the VCR is in direct sunlight or any other strong light.

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Replace both alkaline batteries (type AA/R6/UM3) if the remote control 
fails.

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Remove the batteries and keep in a safe place if you do not plan to use 
the VCR for several months.

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Remove and dispose of flat batteries safely and promptly.

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Incorrect use of batteries may cause them to leak or burst.

Battery cover

 

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Do not connect a SCART lead if you wish to tune the VCR RF channel, depending on your 
TV (refer to your TV operation manual).

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To obtain stereo sound output, connect your stereo TV to the AUDIO OUT terminals using 
audio phono leads or to the LINE 1 IN/OUT terminal using SCART leads as shown.

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Sound from RF OUT terminal is MONO only.

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If your TV has more than 1 SCART socket, refer to your TV operation manual for correct 
SCART connection to the VCR.

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For NEXTVIEW LINK operation, a fully wired scart cable must be used.

 

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S-VIDEO OUT

SORTIE SON S-VIDEO

 

Connect your existing aerial 
cable to the ANTENNA IN socket 
on your VCR.

 

 Connect your 

Satellite receiver or decoder to 
the VCR using a scart lead to 

 

 

socket on the VCR. 

Connect the VCR to the 
mains

 

 SCART (not supplied). If you 

have a scart lead connect it to your TV and 

 

 socket on the VCR. 

- The advantage of a Scart connection is 
improved picture and sound quality during 
playback.

Connect your TV 
to the VCR using 
the supplied RF 
connection cable, 
i.e. connect the 
VCR 

 

 

socket to the TV 

 

 

socket.

 

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The conventional input and output sockets of a VCR  have the luminance signal (Y) and the 

colour signal (C) combined. This signal is then recorded onto the video tape. The S-Video 

Socket allows separate transmission of signals to enhance picture clarity during playback and 

record.

 

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The Audio out sockets on the VCR must be connected to either the TV or a separate amplifier 

when using the S-Video connection for Audio to be heard.

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S-VIDEO OUT

SORTIE SON S-VIDEO

 

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