Specifications

GLOSSARY

AutoEdit Lets you control two VCRs simultaneously with a

single remote. Useful when making a copy of a video tape.

A/V Cables & Jacks Commonly called "RCA-type" cables.

Improves picture and sound quality. Required for stereo audio.

Code Search Simplifies programming the remote control by

not requiring you to identify and enter a code to operate a

component.

Commercial Advance Lets you skip commercials during video

tape playback.

EnergySaver Automatically turns the VCR off after a (user

definable) period of inactivity, cutting energy consumption.

Express Recording (XPR) A method of timer recording that lets

you tape the remaining portion of a program.

Movie Advance Helps you locate certain parts of prerecorded

movies (rented or purchased).

Program Express Lets you quickly program a timer recording

using the VCR's front panel buttons instead of the on-screen

menu,

Pro-Ted PlusTM Allows you to "lock" the VCR so that the front

panel and remote control buttons don't work. Useful for

protecting timer recordings.

QuickSet Guide An interactive, menu-based guide which

helps you set up a number of your VCR's features. Also

accessible through the main on-screen menu.

SAP (Second Audio Program) A second sound track that may

be included with a stereo broadcast. Usually used for foreign

language dubs of programs.

Shuttle Ring A control on the VCR's front panel that allows

variable-speed control of picture Search.

VCR Channels List A "list" of channels you want the VCR to

be able to tune when using the CH+/- buttons.

VCR Plus+ Simplifies timer recording by entering a PlusCode

Programming Number from an available TV listing.

XPR See Express Recording.