Polycom VCR VR630 07 User Manual

VCR  
VR630/07  
VR730/07  
VR732/07  
VR830/07  
VRQ45/07  
VR830  
 
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  
Thank you for buying a Philips video recorder.  
This video recorder is one of the most sophisti-  
cated and easy-to-use video recorders (VCR) on  
the market. Please take the time to read this  
operating manual before using your video  
recorder. It contains important information and  
notes regarding operation. The video recorder  
should not be turned on immediately after  
transportation from a cold to a hot area or vice  
versa, or in conditions of extreme humidity. Wait  
at least three hours after transporting the  
device. The video recorder needs this time in  
order to become acclimatised to its new environ-  
ment (temperature, air humidity, etc.).  
These operating instructions have been  
printed on non-polluting paper.  
Deposit old batteries at the appropriate col-  
lection points.  
Please make use of the facilities available in  
your country for disposing of the packaging  
of the video recorder in a way that helps to  
protect the environment.  
This electronic device contains many mate-  
rials that can be recycled. Please enquire  
about the possibilities for recycling your old  
device.  
+ and PlusCode are registered  
VIDEO Plus  
PAL  
trademarks of Gemstar Development  
Corporation. The VIDEO Plus+ system is  
manufactured under license from Gemstar  
Development Corporation.  
This video recorder is used for the recording and  
playback of VHS videocassettes. Cassettes with  
the VHS-C label (VHS cassettes for camcorders)  
may only be used with a suitable adapter.  
For VR830  
We hope you enjoy your new video recorder.  
Important notes regarding operation  
Danger: High voltage!  
Do not remove the top cover as there is  
a risk of an electrical shock!  
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"
So that you can identify your machine for service  
questions or in the event of theft, enter the serial  
number here. The serial number (PROD.NO.) is  
printed on the type plate fixed at the back of the  
device. Also, we suggest that you put a mark  
with your VCR MODEL NO..  
The video recorder does not contain any  
components that can be repaired by the  
customer. Please leave all maintenance  
work for qualified personnel.  
As soon as the video recorder is connected  
MODEL NO. : VR630/07, VR730/07,  
VR732/07, VR830/07, VRQ45/07  
" to the power supply, there are some compo-  
nents that are in constant operation. To  
switch off the video recorder completely you  
must disconnect it from the power supply.  
PROD. NO.  
...........................  
This product complies with the requirements of  
Directive 73/23/EEC +89/336/EEC +93/68 EEC.  
Make sure that air can circulate freely  
through the ventilation slots on the video  
recorder. Do not place the device on an  
unsteady base.  
!
Specifications  
Voltage: 230-240V/50Hz  
Make sure that no objects or liquids enter  
Power consumption : 20W  
Power consumption (Standby): less than 4W  
(PWR. in the display switched off)  
Rewind time: approx. 100 seconds (cassette E-  
180)  
Dimensions in cm/ft (WxDxH): 36.0x22.6x9.2 /  
1.2x0.3x0.9  
Number of video heads : 4  
Number of video heads (HIFI): 2  
Recording/playback time: 3 hours (SP) (cas-  
sette E-180)  
! the video recorder. Do not place vases or  
the like on the video recorder. If liquid is  
spilt into it, immediately disconnect the  
video recorder from the power supply and  
call After-sales Service for advice.  
Do not place any combustible objects on  
the device (candles, etc.).  
!
!
Make sure that children do not place any  
foreign objects within the openings or venti-  
lation slots.  
6 hours (LP) (cassette E-180)  
EN  
2
 
1. Connecting the video recorder  
2.Open the remote control's battery compart-  
Important for the United Kingdom  
ment and place the batteries in it as shown in  
the picture and close the battery component.  
The remote control is now ready to use. Its  
range is approximately 5 metres.  
This apparatus is fitted with an approved moulded 10  
Amp plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug pro-  
ceed as follows:  
1.Remove fuse cover and fuse.  
Connecting your video recorder to  
the TV set  
2.Fix new fuse which should be a  
BS1362 3A,ASTA or BSI approved type.  
3.Refit the fuse cover.  
If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets,  
it should be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted in its  
place.  
The necessary cable  
connections must be  
made before you can  
If the mains plug contains a fuse, this should have a  
value of 3A. If a plug without a fuse is used, the fuse at  
record or playback TV  
programmes using your video recorder.  
We recommend that you use a scart cable to  
connect your TV and video recorder.  
the distribution board should not be greater than 3A.  
The severed plug must be destroyed to avoid a possi-  
ble shock hazard should it be inserted into a 13A  
socket alsewhere.  
What is a scart cable?  
The scart or Euro AV cable serves as the uni-  
versal connector for picture, sound and control  
signals. With this type of connection, there is  
practically no loss of quality during the picture  
or sound transfer.  
How to connect a plug:  
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accor-  
dance with the following code:  
BLUE- 'NEUTRAL' ('N')  
BROWN- 'LIVE' ('L')  
4.The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal  
which is marked with the letter 'N' or coloured  
BLACK.  
5.The BROWN wire must be connected to the termi-  
nal which is marked with the letter 'L' or coloured  
RED.  
Connecting with a scart cable and  
'Easy Link' [VR830]  
L
I
N K  
6.Do not connect either wires to the earth terminal in  
the plug which is marked with the letter 'E' or by  
the safety earth symbol  
green-and-yellow.  
Before replacing the plug cover, make certain that the  
cord grip is clamped over the sheath of the lead-not  
imply over the two wires.  
or coloured green or  
What is Easy Link?  
Easy Link is a system which allows advanced  
communication between the different elements  
of the Audio and Video chain (TV, VCR, DVD,  
Dolby Surround amplifier etc...)  
If both your TV and your VCR are equipped with  
one of the following features:  
Preparing the remote control for  
operation  
Easy Link, NextView Link, Megalogic, Datalogic,  
Cinema Link (all compatible with one another),  
your VCR can exchange information with your  
TV. For example, the channels will automatically  
be transferred in the same order from your TV to  
your video recorder during the initial installation.  
Have the following  
The remote control and its batteries are packed  
separately in the original video recorder packag-  
ing. You must install the batteries in the remote  
control before use.  
1.Take the remote control and the enclosed  
batteries (2 batteries).  
cables ready: an aerial  
cable (1, supplied), a  
scart cable (2, not sup-  
plied).  
1
2
EN  
4
 
1.Switch off your TV set.  
Connecting with a scart cable  
2.Remove the aerial  
cable plug from your  
TV set. Insert it into the  
AERIAL at the back of  
the video recorder.  
3.Insert one end of the  
supplied aerial cable  
into the RF OUT at  
the back of the video  
recorder and the  
other end into the  
aerial input socket at the back of the TV set.  
4.Plug in a scart cable  
into the scart socket  
AV1 (TV) at the back  
of the video recorder  
and the scart socket on the TV set reserved  
for the video recorder operation (see TV set  
operating instructions).  
AERIAL  
AV1 (TV)  
Have the following  
cables ready:  
an aerial cable (1, sup-  
IAL  
ER  
A
UT  
O
F
R
plied), a scart cable (2,  
not supplied).  
1
2
AV1 (TV)  
1.Remove the aerial  
cable plug from your  
RF OUT  
L
RIA  
AE  
RF OU  
T
)
AERIAL  
(TV  
AV1  
TV set. Insert it into  
the AERIAL at the  
back of the video  
recorder.  
AERIAL  
UT  
F
O
R
2.Insert one end of  
the supplied aerial  
cable into the RF  
OUT at the back of  
the video recorder  
and the other end  
into the aerial  
V)  
(T  
1
AV  
V)  
(T  
1
AV  
RF OUT  
IAL  
ER  
A
AERIAL  
RF OUT  
F
O
UT  
R
(
)
AV1 TV  
input socket at the back of the TV set.  
My TV set has several scart sockets. Which  
one should I use?  
3.Plug one end of a  
V)  
(T  
1
AV  
scart cable into  
the scart socket  
AV1(TV) at the  
back of the video  
recorder and the other end into the suitable  
scart socket on your TV reserved for the  
video recorder operation (see your TV's oper-  
ating instructions).  
Please see the operating instructions of your TV  
set to find out which socket supports 'Easy  
Link'.  
IAL  
ER  
A
F
O
UT  
R
(
)
AV1 TV  
5.Switch on the TV set.  
6.Insert AC cable into the wall socket.  
7.Switch on this video recorder.  
8.The following screen will appear on the TV  
screen.  
4.Switch on the TV.  
5.Insert AC cable into the wall socket.  
PLEASE CONNECT AERIAL OR  
CABLE TO THE VCR  
My TV has several scart sockets. Which one  
should I use?  
Select that scart socket which is suited for the  
video output as well as for the video input.  
My TV offers me a selection menu for the  
scart socket.  
THEN...  
+ KEY  
PUSH P  
OR...  
FOR PLAY ONLY - PUSH PLAY  
Select 'TV' as a connection source of this scart  
socket.  
The video recorder does not find any TV  
channels during the search  
* Select channel 1 on the TV. Can you see the  
saved TV channel on the TV?  
If not, check the cable connection of the aerial  
(aerial socket), video recorder, TV.  
* The video recorder searches the entire fre-  
quency range in order to find and save the  
largest possible number of TV channels.  
6.If the connection was properly made and  
your TV was automatically switched to the  
programme number for the scart socket, you  
will see the following picture:  
PLEASE CONNECT AERIAL OR  
CABLE TO THE VCR  
Then, read the paragraph ‘Preparation for use’ in  
the chapter ‘Installing your video recorder’.  
THEN...  
+ KEY  
PUSH P  
OR...  
FOR PLAY ONLY - PUSH PLAY  
EN  
5
 
Then, read the paragraph 'Preparation for use' in  
the chapter 'Installing your video recorder'.  
7.Save this programme number setting on your  
TV set for video recorder operation.  
You can find more details in chapter 'Preparation  
for use'.  
My screen is empty  
* Many TV sets are switched to the programme  
number for the scart socket by way of a control  
signal sent through the scart cable.  
* If the TV set does not automatically switch to  
the scart socket programme number, manually  
change to the corresponding programme num-  
ber on your TV set (see your TV's operating  
instructions).  
Programme number for video recorder oper-  
ation  
You have now saved a programme number for  
use by your video recorder as you would a reg-  
ular TV channel. This programme number must  
now be used in future for video recorder play-  
back ('video recorder' TV channel).  
Connecting without a scart cable  
Connecting with an audio cable  
[VR730,VR732,VR830,VRQ45]  
Have the following cables ready:  
an aerial cable.  
Have the following cables ready:  
an audio cable.  
1.Switch off your TV set.  
2.Remove the aerial  
cable plug from the  
aerial input socket of  
the TV set. Insert it  
1.Switch off your TV set.  
2.Insert one end of  
AERIAL  
AV1 (TV)  
AERIAL  
RF OUT  
the auido cable  
AV1 (TV)  
into the red and  
into the AERIAL at  
the back of the video  
recorder.  
3.Insert one end of the  
supplied aerial cable  
AUDIO  
IR-SAT  
OUTPUT  
L
AERAL  
RF
R
white AUDIO OUT-  
PUT L/R socket at  
the back of the  
video recorder and the other end into the  
audio input socket at the back of the TV set.  
3.Insert AC cable into the wall socket.  
AV1 (TV)  
RF OUT  
into the RF OUT at  
the back of the video  
L
AERIA  
RF OUT  
recorder and the  
other end into the  
aerial input socket at the back of the TV set.  
4.Insert AC cable into the wall socket.  
4.Switch on your TV set and select the pro-  
gramme number used for video playback on  
your TV set (see your TV's operating instruc-  
tions).  
5.Switch on your TV set and select the pro-  
gramme number used for video playback on  
your TV set (see your TV's operating instruc-  
tions).  
6.Select this programme number and manually  
start the TV's channel search as if you want-  
ed to save a new TV channel until the 'test  
image' appears.  
Connecting additional devices  
You can connect additional devices such as  
decoders, satellite receivers, camcorders, etc. to  
the socket AV2(DECODER).  
AV1 (TV)  
AV2 (DECODER)  
(
)
AV2 DECODER  
AERIAL  
RF OUT  
PLEASE CONNECT AERIAL OR  
CABLE TO THE VCR  
THEN...  
+ KEY  
PUSH P  
OR...  
FOR PLAY ONLY - PUSH PLAY  
I do not see a TV channel search picture  
* Check the cable connections.  
* Repeat the channel search on your TV.  
EN  
6
 
2. Important notes for operation  
Navigation in the screen menu  
Switching on  
You can switch on the video recorder with the  
You can check/change many functions and set-  
tings of your video recorder via the on-screen  
menu. The individual functions are selected, via  
the remote control as follows:  
STANDBY/ON y  
button.  
Automatic switch-off  
If the video recorder is not used for several  
minutes, it switches itself off automatically. This  
function can be deactivated (e.g. if you want to  
use the video recorder as a TV receiver). For  
more information, please read the section  
'Automatic switch-off' in chapter 'Other  
functions'.  
MENU  
Call up the menu: with  
.
K B L C  
To select: with  
.To enter or change  
your selection: with the number buttons 0..9 or  
K B L C  
with  
.
B 1  
To save or confirm: with  
.
To cancel: with CLEAR .  
Time in the display  
If you have switched the video recorder off with  
STATUS/EXIT  
To end: with  
.
STANDBY/ON y  
, the time will show in the  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
display, e.g. '18:00'.  
If the clock has not been set, ' --:-- ' will appear.  
Power consumption  
The video recorder should always be connected  
to the mains so as not to affect the use of the  
TV or programmed recordings.  
TIMER  
RECORD SET UP  
VCR SET UP  
TUNER SET UP  
INITIAL SET UP  
END=EXIT  
Your video recorder uses less than 4W.  
Power outage/no power  
Channel information remains saved for up to 10  
year, the time and timer information is saved for  
up to 1 minute.  
The symbols on your video recorder  
display  
PWR.  
REC  
These symbols can light up on your video  
recorder display:  
PWR  
When you keep your video recorder on.  
When you have put a cassette in the video  
recorder.  
Display of programme number of the TV  
channel / time / RF channel.  
REC  
When you record.  
When you have programmed a recording.  
EN  
7
 
3. Installing your video recorder  
5.When all information is correct, save by  
Preparation for use  
STATUS/EXIT  
pressing  
.
The preparation for use is now complete.  
This chapter shows you how to prepare the video  
recorder for use. The video recorder automatically  
seeks out and stores all available TV channels.  
Satellite receiver  
If you are connecting a satellite receiver, please  
read the section 'Using the satellite receiver'.  
Decoder  
If you are connecting a decoder, you must  
install it as described in the next section.  
'Aim' correctly  
In the following sections, you require the remote  
control for the first time. When using, always  
aim the front of the remote control at the video  
recorder and not at the TV.  
Connecting additional devices  
After you have connected additional devices  
(satellite receiver, etc.) through the aerial cable,  
switch them on. The automatic channel search  
will recognise them and save them.  
Decoder allocation  
Some TV channels transmit encoded TV signals  
which can only be viewed with a purchased or  
rented decoder. You can connect such a decoder  
to this video recorder. The following function will  
automatically activate the connected decoder for  
the desired TV channel.  
+
1.Press  
P
.
The automatic channel search starts.  
PLEASE WAIT  
1.Switch the TV on. If applicable, select the  
programme number for the video recorder  
operation.  
START  
❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚  
FINISH  
K B L C  
0..9  
to select the TV  
2.Use  
or  
channel which you would like to allocate the  
decoder to.  
The video recorder does not find any TV  
channels during the search  
MENU  
3.Press  
4.Use  
. The main menu will appear.  
to select 'TUNER SET UP'.  
* Select channel 1 on the TV. Can you see the  
saved TV channel on the TV?  
K B L C  
If not, check the cable connection of the aerial  
(aerial socket), video recorder, TV.  
B 1  
Then press  
5.Use  
.
K B L C  
to select 'MANUAL TUNING'.  
* The video recorder searches the entire fre-  
quency range in order to find and save the  
largest possible number of TV channels. It is pos-  
sible that the TV channels in your country are  
broadcast in a higher frequency range. As soon  
as this range is reached during the search, the  
video recorder will find the TV channels.  
B 1  
Then press  
.
MANUAL TUNING  
PROG.  
CHANNEL  
DECODER  
SKIP  
P55  
055  
[OFF]  
[OFF]  
2.'TIME' and 'DATE' will appear on the TV  
screen.  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
END=EXIT  
TIME --:--  
K B L C  
6.Use  
7.Use  
to select 'DECODER'.  
DATE --/--/--  
B 1  
to select 'ON'  
(Decoder switched on).  
SMART CLOCK [ON]  
STATUS/EXIT  
8.To end, press  
.
How can I switch off the decoder?  
END=EXIT  
B 1  
Use  
off).  
to select 'OFF' (Decoder switched  
3.Check 'TIME'. If required, please change the  
0..9  
The decoder has now been allocated to this TV  
channel.  
time with the number buttons  
.
4.Check if the displayed settings for 'DAY',  
'MONTH' and 'YEAR' are correct.  
EN  
8
 
I don't know the channels for my TV stations  
Manual TV channel search  
K B L C  
In this case, press  
in 'CHANNEL' to  
In some cases it can occur that all TV channels  
are not found and saved during the first installa-  
tion. In this case, the missing TV channels must  
be searched for and stored manually.  
start the automatic channel search. A changing  
channel number will appear on the TV screen.  
Continue the automatic search until you have  
found the desired TV channel.  
1.Switch on the TV set. If required, select the  
programme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
B 1  
8.Save the TV channel with  
.
2.Press  
.
9.To search for other TV channels, begin again  
The main menu will appear.  
at step 5.  
K B L C  
3.Use  
to select 'TUNER SET UP'.  
STATUS/EXIT  
10.To end, press  
.
B 1  
Then press  
4.Use  
Then press  
.
K B L C  
to select 'MANUAL TUNING'.  
Using the satellite receiver  
B 1  
.
K B L C  
5.Select 'PROG.' with  
. Then press  
Satellite channels from a satellite receiver (con-  
nected to the scart socket AV2(DECODER) ) are  
received on the video recorder on programme  
B 1  
.
MANUAL TUNING  
number 'AV2' with  
.
0.0.2  
You should select the satelite channels to be  
received by the satellite receiver directly on the  
receiver itself.  
PROG.  
CHANNEL  
DECODER  
SKIP  
P55  
055  
[OFF]  
[OFF]  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
END=EXIT  
K B L C  
0..9  
6.With  
, select the desired  
or  
programme number that you want to use for  
B 1  
the TV channel, e.g. 'P01'. Then press  
.
What is a special channel?  
TV channels are transmitted in certain pre-  
defined frequency ranges. These ranges are  
divided into channels.  
A specific frequency/channel is assigned to  
each TV station.  
Certain frequency ranges are specified as spe-  
cial channels (hyperband channels).  
K B L C  
7.Select 'CHANNEL' with  
, and con-  
B 1  
firm with  
nel with  
. Then enter the desired chan-  
0..9  
.
'
'
If you set SKIP on for a channel, this channel  
will be ignored when going through the channels  
P+  
P–  
with  
or  
.
EN  
9
 
8.Wait until the next number, e.g. 'P:02' appears  
Sorting TV channels automatically  
(Follow TV)  
in the display.  
9.Select the next programme number on the  
TV, e.g. '2'.  
10.Confirm with  
When the automatic channel search function is  
activated, the TV channels are saved in a specific  
order. This may vary from the order of TV chan-  
nels on the TV.  
This function changes the order of TV channels  
saved in the video recorder to match that of the  
TV.  
B 1  
.
11.Repeat steps 8 to 10 until you have assigned  
a programme number to all TV channels.  
STATUS/EXIT  
12.To end, press  
.
Automatic Tuning  
During installation, all available TV channels are  
searched for and saved. If the channel assign-  
ments of your cable or satellite TV provider  
change or if you are re-installing the video  
recorder, e.g. after moving house, you can start  
this procedure again. This will replace the TV  
channels already saved with the new ones.  
Make sure that the video recorder and the TV  
are connected by a scart cable.  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'TUNER SET UP' with  
and  
B 1  
confirm with  
4.Select 'FOLLOW TV' with  
confirm with  
.
K B L C  
What does Easy Link do ?  
and  
B 1  
With Easylink, TV channels are always trans-  
fered from the TV to the VCR. A new TV chan-  
nel must be tuned on the TV set. The transfer is  
then done automatically to the VCR.  
.
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
AUTO TUNING  
MANUAL TUNING  
FOLLOW TV  
MOVE  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'TUNER SET UP' with  
and  
END=EXIT  
B 1  
confirm with  
4.Select 'AUTO TUNING' with  
confirm with  
.
K B L C  
and  
5.'P:01' will appear in the video recorder dis-  
play.  
B 1  
.
I cannot switch my TV set to programme  
number '1'  
* If you have connected additional devices to  
socket AV2(DECODER), please disconnect  
these devices. Because of other connected  
devices, the TV set could switch to the pro-  
gramme number of the scart socket.  
PLEASE WAIT  
START  
❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚ ❚  
FINISH  
6.Select programme number '1' on the TV.  
B 1  
5.The automatic TV channel search starts. This  
allows the video recorder to save all available  
TV channels. This procedure may take sever-  
al minutes.  
7.Confirm with  
on the video recorder  
remote control. The video recorder compares  
the TV channels on the TV and the video  
recorder.  
If the video recorder finds the same TV chan-  
nel as on the TV, then it stores it at 'P01'.  
6.When the TV channel search is complete,  
'COMPLETED' will briefly appear on the TV  
screen.  
'NO TV SIGNAL' will appear in the TV screen.  
The video recorder is not receiving a video  
signal from the TV.  
Check the plug on the scart cable.  
Check your TV's operating instructions to see  
which scart socket is used for video signals.  
If this does not help, it's not possible to use this  
function. Please read the section 'Sorting TV  
channels manually'.  
EN  
10  
 
Sorting and clearing TV channels  
manually  
Setting the clock  
If the display shows an incorrect time or ' --:-- ',  
the time and date must be reset manually.  
If a TV channel that transmits TXT/PDC (tele-  
text/PDC) is stored under programme number  
'P01', time/date will automatically be taken from  
the TXT/PDC information.  
After you have performed the automatic channel  
search you may not agree with the sequence in  
which the individual TV channels have been allo-  
cated to the programme positions (programme  
numbers) of the video recorder. You can use this  
function to individually sort the TV channels  
already saved or to delete unwanted TV chan-  
nels or those with poor reception.  
(SMART CLOCK)  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
1.Switch on the TV set. If required, select the  
programme number for the video recorder.  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'INITIAL SET UP' with  
and  
B 1  
confirm with  
.
The clock resets automatically  
K B L C  
4.Select 'CLOCK' with  
and confirm  
If you save a TV channel that transmits  
TXT/PDC on programme number ‘P01’, date  
and time will constantly be updated. As a result,  
time changes, i.e. daylight savings time, will be  
set automatically.  
B 1  
with  
.
TIME --:--  
DATE --/--/--  
MENU  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
SMART CLOCK [ON]  
3.Select 'TUNER SET UP' with  
and  
B 1  
confirm with  
.
END=EXIT  
K B L C  
4.Select 'MOVE' with  
, and confirm  
B 1  
with  
5.With  
.
K B L C  
5.Check the time in 'TIME'. If required, please  
, select the saved TV channel  
0..9  
change the time with  
.
that you want to change.  
6.Check 'DAY', 'MONTH' and 'YEAR' in the  
same way.  
MOVE  
7.Choose ‘SMART CLOCK’ ON or OFF with  
P01: 02  
P02: 03  
P03: 05  
P04: 10  
P05: 74  
P06: 90  
B 1  
.
P07: 99  
P08: 121  
P09: 124  
P10: 130  
STATUS/EXIT  
8.To end, press  
.
Time/date is displayed incorrectly despite  
manual setting  
* With Smart Clock, time/date is taken from the  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
END=EXIT  
TV channel saved on 'P01'.  
B 1  
6.Confirm with  
.
If you wish to switch this automatic time correc-  
tion off, select 'OFF' for Smart Clock. You can  
reactivate this function at anytime by selecting  
'ON' for Smart Clock.  
K B L C  
7.Move the selected channel with  
the programme number you want to assign.  
to  
B 1  
8.Confirm with  
.
9.To assign other TV channels to a programme  
number, repeat steps 5 to 8.  
10.Confirm the assignment of the TV channel  
with  
.
MOVE menu  
STATUS/EXIT  
11.To exit the  
, press  
MOVE menu  
EN  
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Setting the RF out channel  
In some reception locations it is possible that a  
TV channel will be sent on the same or similar  
frequency as the video recorder.  
Result: As soon as the video recorder is  
switched on, the reception quality for this or sev-  
eral other TV channels will decrease.  
The following steps will show you how to change  
the pre-set 'transmission' (RF out channel) fre-  
quency on the video recorder.  
What is RF out channel?  
This electronic component in the video recorder  
allows the device to transmit audio and video  
signals via the aerial cable. These signals can  
be received on a TV set just like TV channels.  
This frequency or channel indicates the channel  
on which the audio or video signal is transmit-  
ted.  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'INITIAL SET UP' with  
and  
B 1  
confirm with  
.
K B L C  
4.Select 'RF OUT' with  
and confirm  
B 1  
with  
.
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
RF OUT CH  
35  
END=EXIT  
B 1  
.
K B L C  
5.Press  
6.Press  
0..9  
or  
to select the channel  
which is not broadcasted between channel 22  
and channled 69 in your area.  
B 1  
7.Press  
. When you want to receive TV  
signals directly from the VHF/UHF TV aerial,  
L C  
. Then, press  
select the channel 22 first  
B 1  
and confirm with  
.
STATUS/EXIT  
8.To end, press  
.
EN  
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4. Tape List [VRQ45]  
General information  
I see a cassette number and an overview of  
all recordings on this cassette  
* You have selected a number that has already  
been included in the Tape List and contains a  
recording.  
On the screen after 'INITIALIZING' I see the  
message 'SEARCHING... PLEASE WAIT  
There are already recordings on the cassette.  
This cassette is searched for recordings and  
added to the Tape List.  
'Tape List' helps you keep track of which movie  
is on which cassette. Tape List gives you also a  
quick and easy access to recordings.  
If desired, the video recorder will rewind to the  
beginning of the selected recording and auto-  
matically start playback.  
Can I add cassettes that already have  
recordings on them to the Tape List?  
Yes. Please note that Tape List can manage up  
to 9 cassettes and a maximum of 50 titles.  
Why must I note the cassette number?  
When searching for available recordings, you  
will need to insert the corresponding  
cassette(proper cassette number).  
How many cassettes can I save in the Tape  
List?  
Adding a cassette to the Tape List  
You can add any cassette to the 'Tape List'.  
Please note that the process for adding cas-  
settes that already have recordings on them  
lasts longer than with new (blank) cassettes.  
1.Switch on the TV set. If required, select the  
programme number for the video recorder.  
2.Label the cassette to be inserted with a num-  
ber from 1 to 9.  
You can store up to 9 cassettes and 50 titles in  
the Tape List.  
I see the message 'TAPE LIST FULL' on the  
screen  
The maximum of cassettes/titles is reached. You  
cannot add any cassette or titles unless you  
first delete titles (recordings) or cassettes out of  
the Tape List.  
3.Insert the cassette into the video recorder.  
TAPE LIST  
INITIALIZING  
Editing recording titles  
PLEASE WAIT...  
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  
In the Tape List, all recordings longer than 10  
= 20 minutes)  
minutes (LP  
are displayed with  
cassette number, recording title and length of  
recording. The TV channel, time and date are  
saved as a title.  
PWR.  
The title of this recording can only be changed  
after the recording has been completed.  
To do this, the corresponding cassette does not  
have to be in the video recorder. In the following,  
you will read how to customise the titles to your  
wishes.  
0..9  
4.Enter the cassette number using the  
number buttons on the remote control.  
The video recorder will briefly check the cas-  
sette inserted. 'INITIALIZING' appears on the  
TV screen.  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
NO.  
1 BBC  
CNN  
TITLE  
11:10 01:12  
12:10 13:12  
LENGTH  
35M  
25M  
BBC1 10:30 23:12  
120M  
40M  
2 MTV  
23:30 10:10  
BBC1 22:25 28:12  
125M  
END=EXIT  
EDIT=MENU  
EN  
13  
 
I see the message 'INSERT TAPE 5' on the  
screen  
TAPE LIST  
1.Press  
on the remote control. An  
overview of all saved titles/cassettes from the  
Tape List appears on the screen.  
* The selected recording is located on the Tape  
List cassette with the displayed cassette num-  
ber. Please insert the corresponding cassette.  
After a brief check, the video recorder will  
rewind to the beginning of the selected record-  
ing and start playback.  
I can see the message 'TAPE LIST- MEMORY  
EMPTY'  
* There are no recordings saved in the Tape  
List. Therefore, it is not possible to add or  
change a title.  
I want to cancel the search  
* If you want to cancel the search, press  
K B L C  
2.Using  
select the title to be edited.  
STATUS/EXIT  
.
MENU  
.
s 0 B 1  
3.Press  
4.Using  
select the position where  
TAPE LIST  
the letter/symbol/number is to be changed or  
re-entered.  
SEARCHING  
PLEASE WAIT...  
K B L C  
5.Change the desired symbol using  
.
6.Repeat step 4 and step 5 until you have  
made the desired changes.  
MENU  
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  
END=EXIT  
7.Save the new title with  
. ‘STORED’  
B 1  
appears briefly.  
8.If you want to change more titles, repeat step  
3 through step 7 .  
4.Confirm with  
. The video recorder  
winds to the start of the selected recording  
and automatically starts playback.  
TAPE LIST  
9.To end, press  
.
Removing a title from the Tape List  
You can delete titles not used any longer to cre-  
ate space in the memory of the Tape List for new  
recordings. If all titles of a cassette are deleted,  
also the cassette number will be removed from  
the Tape List.  
Searching for a title in the Tape List  
This function can be used to quickly and easily  
find and play back a recording saved in the Tape  
List. The video recorder automatically rewinds to  
the beginning of the selected recording and  
automatically starts playback.  
TAPE LIST  
1.Press  
on the remote control.  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
TAPE LIST  
1.Press  
on the remote control.  
NO.  
1 BBC  
CNN  
TITLE  
11:10 01:12  
12:10 13:12  
LENGTH  
35M  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
25M  
NO.  
1 BBC  
CNN  
TITLE  
11:10 01:12  
12:10 13:12  
LENGTH  
35M  
BBC1 10:30 23:12  
120M  
40M  
125M  
2 MTV  
23:30 10:10  
25M  
BBC1 22:25 28:12  
BBC1 10:30 23:12  
120M  
40M  
2 MTV  
23:30 10:10  
END=EXIT  
EDIT=MENU  
BBC1 22:25 28:12  
125M  
END=EXIT  
EDIT=MENU  
2.An overview of all recordings saved in Tape  
List appears on the screen.  
K B L C  
2.An overview of all recordings saved in Tape  
List appears on the screen.  
3.Select with  
the title to be deleted.  
CLEAR  
4.Press  
.
3.Select the title that you want to play back with  
Cassette contents are not deleted!  
WARNING: The title is only removed from the  
Tape List memory. The tape content remains  
unchanged until it is overwritten by a new  
recording!  
K B L C  
.
What do the displays on the screen mean?  
'NO' = Cassette number  
'TITLE' = Title (TV channel, time, date)  
'LENGTH' = Length of the recording  
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5. Playback  
Playing cassettes  
Playing back NTSC cassettes  
You can use this video recorder to play back  
recorded VHS videocassettes. You can operate  
the video recorder using the remote control or  
the buttons on the front of the video recorder.  
Your video recorder can only record and play  
standard VHS cassettes.  
Cassettes that have been recorded in the NTSC  
standard (for example, American cassettes) can  
be played back using this video recorder.  
However, this only works on PAL-television sets  
that are suitable for a picture frequency of 60Hz.  
1.Put a cassette into the cassette slot. The cas-  
Displaying current tape position  
sette is inserted automatically. '  
appear on the display.  
' will  
The following information is displayed on the  
screen: e.g.: 0:02:45 shows the counter in hours,  
minutes and seconds.  
SP/LP: will show the recorded speed of your  
cassette  
'REM 0:06': will show the actual amount of play-  
ing/recording time left on the tape in hours and  
minutes.  
I see '  
' in the display  
* The video recorder is waiting for you to enter  
a cassette number from the 'Tape List'. You can  
find more information on the Tape List in the  
chapter 'Tape List'. If you don't use Tape List,  
L C  
K B  
interrupt with  
.
DIGITAL STUDIO PICTURE CONTROL  
Philips has developed a system which produces  
the best possible playback quality. For old and  
often-used video cassettes, this system reduces  
interference. For new or high quality cassettes,  
it emphasises the details.  
When you play an NTSC cassette, the video  
recorder will show 'REM -:--'.  
How can I set the counter to '0:00:00'?  
You can set the counter to '0:00:00' with  
CLEAR  
.
When you put a cassette in the video recorder,  
the counter will automatically reset to '0:00:00'.  
Picture/ sound quality is poor  
When playing rental videos or older, poorer  
quality cassettes, it may not be possible to com-  
pletely filter out picture and sound interference.  
This is not a fault in your machine. Read the  
section 'Manual tracking'.  
The counter does not move  
This occurs when there are no recordings on a  
portion of a tape. This is not a fault in your  
video recorder.  
K B  
2.Press  
to view the tape.  
The screen shows '-0:01:20'  
C/A  
L C  
3.To stop the playback, press  
the video recorder.  
or  
on  
If you rewind a cassette from the tape position  
'0:00:00', the counter will show for instance,  
'-0:01:20' (the cassette was rewound to 1  
minute and 20 seconds before '0:00:00').  
'-:--' is displayed in the 'REM' counter  
This counter will automatically recognise the  
length of the tape. In addition, when you put in  
a cassette the video recorder must first calcu-  
late the time played. Therefore, '-:--' appears  
first and only after the tape has been running  
for a few seconds, the correct playing time will  
be shown.  
C/A  
4.To eject the cassette, press  
when the  
video recorder stops the playback.  
Automatic switch-off of special functions  
Many functions (e.g. pause, still picture) switch  
themselves off automatically after a short time  
in order to protect the cassette and to save  
energy.  
Do I need to change the playback speed  
when playing back LP recordings?  
During playback, the correct speed will auto-  
matically be selected. For more information,  
please read the section 'Selecting the recording  
speed (SP or LP)' in the chapter 'Manual  
recording'.  
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15  
 
Searching for a tape position with  
picture (scanning)  
Changing the picture setting with  
Smart Picture [VR830, VRQ45]  
s 0  
You can change the picture setting while a tape  
is playing.  
1.While a cassette is playing, press  
(reverse) or  
times.  
B 1  
(forward) one or more  
SMART PICTURE  
1.Press  
. This will show the cur-  
K B  
rent picture setting.  
2.Press  
to resume playback.  
2.Press SMART PICTURE again to select the pic-  
ture setting of your choice.  
‘NATURAL: for all types of movies (natural pic  
ture.)  
‘DISTINCT’: for fast movement, sport (detailed  
picture)  
‘SOFT’: for hired tapes (interference is sup-  
pressed)  
Still picture / slow motion  
2
STILL  
1.During playback, press  
to stop the  
tape and display a still picture.  
SLOW  
2.During playback, press  
tape in slow motion.  
to play the  
K B  
3.Press  
to resume playback.  
‘SHARP’: for cartoons (sharp picture)  
This setting will not change until you ejected the  
cassette.  
Scanning and still/slow motion interferes with the  
picture quality. The sound is switched off. This is  
not a fault in your video recorder.  
Manual Tracking  
Searching for tape position without  
picture (forward wind and rewind)  
To manually adjust the tracking during playback  
and slow motion playback, press  
+
PROGRAMME  
L C  
1.Stop the tape with  
.
-
PROGRAMME  
or P+ P- .  
B 1  
s 0  
2.Press  
(reverse) or  
(forward).  
Tracking will return to Automatic Tracking  
Adjustment when you press  
L C  
L C  
3.To stop the tape, press  
.
, insert a tape,  
K B  
or press  
.
Automatic search for a tape position  
(index search)  
To remove vertical jitter in a Still picture, press  
+
-
or P+ P- .  
PROGRAMME PROGRAMME  
Every time a tape is recorded an index marking  
is written on the tape.  
These marked positions can be found again  
quickly and easily later.  
1.To search for the previous marking, press  
3
s 0  
INDEX  
and then  
.
3
INDEX  
2.For the next marking, press  
and  
B 1  
then  
.
3.As soon as the video recorder finds this  
marking, it automatically switches to play-  
back.  
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6. Manual recording  
General information  
Recording with automatic switch-off  
(OTR One-Touch-Recording)  
Use 'Manual Recording' to make a sponta-  
neous recording (for example, a programme cur-  
rently being shown).  
If you want to start and stop a recording manual-  
ly, read the section 'Recording without auto-  
matic switch-off'.  
If you want to start a recording manually but  
have it stopped automatically, read the section  
'Recording with automatic switch-off'. (e.g.  
not to record to the end of the tape)  
1.Insert a cassette.  
Using 'Tape List'  
To save a recording in the 'Tape List' or to use a  
'Tape List' cassette, enter the cassette number  
0..9  
using the number buttons  
control.  
on the remote  
The cassette is being checked. You can find  
more information on the 'Tape List' in the chap-  
ter 'Tape List'. If you don't use the Tape List,  
Read the section 'Direct record' if you want to  
record a programme currently being shown.  
RECORD/OTR I  
P+  
P-  
interrupt with  
.
or  
P+  
P-  
2.Use  
to select the programme num-  
Read the section 'Automatic recording from a  
satellite receiver', if you want a recording to be  
controlled automatically by a satellite receiver.  
ber you want to record.  
RECORD/OTR I  
3.Press  
.
RECORD/OTR I  
4.Each time you press  
you will  
Recording without automatic  
switch-off  
add 30 minutes to the recording time.  
1.Insert a cassette.  
Preventing accidental erasing of  
cassettes  
Using 'Tape List'  
To save a recording in 'Tape List' or to use a  
'Tape List' cassette, enter the cassette number  
0..9  
All cassettes (except for rental and store cas-  
settes) have a security tab on the back of the  
cassette.  
To prevent recording over important recordings  
(erasing), you can  
using  
.
You can find more information on 'Tape List' in  
the chapter 'Tape List'. If you don't want to use  
Tape List, interrupt with  
RECORD/OTR I  
P+  
or  
remove this security tab.  
If you later decide to  
P-  
.
record on a protected  
cassette, simply cover  
the hole with adhesive  
tape or slide the tab to  
P+  
P-  
2.Use  
to select the programme num-  
ber you want to record, for example, 'P01'.  
3.To start recording, press  
4.Stop recording with  
RECORD/OTR I  
.
L C  
.
the right.  
Lining up recordings (assemble cut)  
When you add a further recording to a cassette,  
which already has a recording on it, a short  
blank (flicker) can appear between the old and  
the new recording or the picture itself can flicker.  
To help reduce these from occurring, proceed as  
follows:  
1.Find the tape position of the old recording  
where you want to insert the new recording.  
2.Look at the last minute of the old recording  
(playback).  
STILL 2  
3.Press  
at the tape position where  
the new recording is to go and press  
RECORD/OTR I  
.
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17  
 
4.Now start recording as usual by pressing  
Automatic controlled recording from  
a satellite receiver (RECORD LINK)  
RECORD/OTR I  
on the remote control.  
L C  
5.Stop recording with  
.
This function automatically starts recording on the  
switched-off video recorder when a video signal is  
recognised through the connected scart cable. If  
your satellite receiver has a programming function,  
the recording will start automatically (as long as the  
satellite receiver is switched on).  
Selecting the recording speed (SP  
or LP)  
LP allows to double the recording duration on tape  
(for example six hours instead of three hours on an  
E180 cassette).  
1.Use a scart cable to connect scart socket  
AV2(DECODER) on the video recorder to the  
corresponding scart socket on the satellite  
receiver.  
1.Switch on the TV set. If required, select the  
programme number for the video recorder.  
2.Press MENU . The main menu will appear.  
2.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
L C  
K B  
3.Select 'RECORD SETUP' using  
B 1  
and confirm with  
.
4.Select 'RECORD SPEED' using  
MENU  
. The main menu will appear.  
3.Press  
4.Select 'RECORD SET UP' with  
K B L C  
K B  
L C  
.
5.Select the required recording speed with  
B 1  
and confirm with  
.
B 1  
.
K B L C  
5.Select 'RECORD LINK' with  
6.Select function 'ON' with  
.
B 1  
.
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
STATUS/EXIT  
7.To end, press  
.
RECORD SPEED  
DIRECT RECORD  
RECORD LINK  
[SP]  
[OFF]  
[OFF]  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
RECORD SPEED  
DIRECT RECORD  
RECORD LINK  
[SP]  
[OFF]  
[OFF]  
END=EXIT  
STATUS/EXIT  
6.To end, press  
SP'/'LP' /'AUTO'  
.
END=EXIT  
8.Insert a cassette.  
'SP': StandardPlay (normal recording speed) offers  
9.Programme the satellite receiver with the  
required information (programme number of  
the TV channel, start time, end time).  
If necessary, please see the operating  
instructions for your satellite receiver.  
10.Switch off the video recorder with  
the usual first-class picture quality.  
'LP': LongPlay (half recording speed, double  
recording time). 6 hours can be recorded on a 3-  
hour cassette (E180) with a somewhat reduced  
picture quality.  
'AUTO': AUTOmatic Long Play. If there is not  
enough space on the tape to record a pro-  
grammed recording in standard speed, the record-  
ing is automatically done in 'LP'  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
The video recorder is now ready to record. The  
beginning and end of the recording is controlled  
via scart socket AV2(DECODER).  
(Longplay). Otherwise, the recording speed will be  
'SP' (Standardplay).  
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'Direct Record'  
With Direct Record, you can record the right TV  
channel in seconds even if your video recorder is  
switched off. If the recording is started manually,  
the video recorder uses the current TV channel  
set on the TV. You will find more information on  
how to switch 'Direct Record' on or off in the next  
section. Make sure that your video recorder  
socket (AV1/TV) and the TV are connected by a  
scart cable.  
1.On the TV, select the programme number you  
want make the recording from.  
RECORD/OTR I  
2.Press  
switched off.  
with the video recorder  
L C  
3.Stop recording with  
.
How does Direct Record work?  
The video recorder compares the TV channel  
selected on the TV set with its stored TV channels  
via the scart cable. If the same TV channel is  
found, it switches the video recorder to the corre-  
sponding programme number and starts recording.  
Please do not change the TV channel on the TV  
set during the search so as not to affect the  
process.  
Switching 'Direct Record' on or off  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'RECORD SET UP' with  
B 1  
and confirm with  
.
4.In 'DIRECT RECORD', select 'OFF' (Direct  
Record off) or 'ON' (Direct Record on) with  
B 1  
STATUS/EXIT  
5.To end, press  
.
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
RECORD SPEED  
[SP]  
DIRECT RECORD  
RECORD LINK  
[OFF]  
[OFF]  
END=EXIT  
STANDBY/ON y  
6.Switch off with  
.
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7. Programming a recording (TIMER)  
If you make a mistake, you can clear your input  
General information  
CLEAR  
with  
.
Use a TIMER programming to automatically start  
and stop a recording at a later time or date. The  
video recorder will switch to the right programme  
number and begin recording at the correct time.  
With this video recorder, you can pre-programme  
up to eight recordings within a period of one  
year. To make a programmed recording, your  
video recorder needs to know:  
Plus Code  
No. :1 2 3 4 5  
SET=VIDEO PLUS+  
CORRECT=CLEAR  
END=EXIT  
* the date you want to make the recording  
* the programme number of the TV channel  
* the start and stop time of the recording  
* VPS or PDC on or off  
+
SV/V  
4.Press  
.
5.Select ONCE, DAILY, or WEEKLY recording  
K B L C  
B 1  
with  
. Then press  
.
This information is saved in a 'TIMER block  
Plus Code  
What is 'VPS/PDC'?  
'VPS' (Video Programming System)/ 'PDC'  
(Programme Delivery Control) are used to con-  
trol the start and duration of TV channel record-  
ings. If a TV programme starts earlier or ends  
later than scheduled, the video recorder will  
turn on and off at the correct time.  
ONCE  
DAILY  
WEEKLY  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
END=EXIT  
What do I need to know about 'VPS/PDC'?  
Usually the VPS or PDC time is the same than  
the start time. But if your TV guide shows a  
VPS or PDC time which is different from the  
programme’s scheduled start time, e.g. 20.10  
(VPS/PDC 20.14), you must enter the VPS/PDC  
time exact to the minute. If you want a start time  
different from the VPS/PDC time, you must  
switch VPS/PDC off.  
Selecting once/daily/weekly recordings  
K B L C  
Using  
, select from the following  
options:  
'ONCE':  
'DAILY':  
Recording once  
Repeated daily recordings (Monday  
to Friday)  
'WEEKLY.': Repeated weekly recordings (every  
week on the same day)  
The following message appears on the  
screen: Prog. No. '- -'  
Programming a recording (with  
'VIDEO Plus+® system')  
* The programme number of the TV channel  
has not yet been assigned to the PlusCode  
0..9  
number. Using the number buttons  
on the  
remote control, select the corresponding pro-  
gramme number (name) of the TV channel.  
The following message appears on the  
screen:'ERROR'  
Thanks to this programming system, you no  
longer need to tediously enter the date, pro-  
gramme number, start and end time. All the  
information needed for programming is con-  
tained in the PlusCode number.  
You can find this PlusCode number is most TV  
listing magazines written next to the concerned  
programme.  
* The entered PlusCode number is incorrect.  
STATUS/EXIT  
Correct your input or end with  
.
* Check the time/date (see chapter 'Installing  
your video', section 'Setting the time and date').  
* A daily recording was entered for the wrong  
day. Daily programming can only be used for  
recordings to be made from Monday to Friday.  
The following message appears on the  
screen:'TIMER NOT COMPLETED'  
1.Switch on the TV set. If required, select the  
programme number for the video recorder.  
+
2.Press SV/V on the remote control.  
* The channel is wrong.  
3.Enter the entire PlusCode number. This num-  
ber is up to 9 digits long and can be found  
next to the start time of the TV programme in  
your TV listing magazine. [e.g: 1-234-5 or 1  
234 5]  
EN  
20  
 
Cassette is ejected during recording  
* The end of the tape was reached during record-  
ing.  
6.The decoded data appears after confirma-  
tion. You can go back to change the data.  
Select the corresponding input field using  
B 1  
Error message: ' ' will flash in the video  
recorder display  
CLEAR  
0..9  
. Change the data with  
.
7.When all information are correctly, press  
* No cassette was inserted. Insert a cassette and  
STANDBY/ON y  
STATUS/EXIT  
. The programming information  
switch off the video recorder using  
.
is stored in a TIMER block.  
Switching on 'VPS/PDC' in the 'START' input  
field  
Cassette was ejected as soon as the  
STANDBY/ON y  
button was pressed  
* A cassette was inserted with the security tab  
removed.  
B 1  
CLEAR  
Select 'VPS/PDC' using  
. Press '1'  
Undo the erase protection (chapter 'Manual  
Recording', section 'Preventing accidental erasing  
of cassettes') or insert a different cassette.  
Error message: 'FULL'  
to switch off 'VPS/PDC' or press '2' to switch on  
'VPS/PDC'.  
Recording from a satellite channel [VR830]  
If you want to record from a satellite channel,  
set ‘PROG.SAT with ‘2’. Then, enter the satel-  
* If this error message appears after pressing  
+
SV/V  
, then all TIMER blocks are already pro-  
grammed. No more recordings can be pro-  
grammed. If you want to clear a programmed  
recording (TIMER block), select the programme  
0..9  
lite programme number with  
.
CLEAR  
number on TIMER LIST menu and press  
.
8.Insert a cassette with an intact security tab  
(unprotected).  
Using 'Tape List'  
Programming a recording (without  
VIDEO Plus+ system)  
To save a recording in 'Tape List' or to use a  
'Tape List' cassette, enter the cassette number  
0..9  
using  
.
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
2.Press MENU . The main menu will appear.  
You can find more information on 'Tape List' in  
the chapter 'Tape List'. If you don't want to use  
STANDBY/ON y  
Tape List, interrupt with  
.
K B  
L C  
3.Select 'TIMER' with  
. Then press  
B 1  
.
STANDBY/ON y  
9.Switch off with  
. The pro-  
4.Select ONCE, DAILY, or WEEKLY recording  
with  
If any of the TIMER blocks are in use, 'FULL' will  
appear on the TV screen.  
grammed recording will only function when  
the video recorder is switched off with  
K B L C  
B 1  
. Then press  
.
STANDBY/ON y  
.
If any of the TIMER blocks are in use, ' REC' will  
light up on the video recorder display.  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
Problems and solutions for pro-  
grammed recordings  
ONCE  
DAILY  
WEEKLY  
TIMER LIST  
END=EXIT  
The video recorder will not operate  
* While a programmed recording is being made,  
you cannot operate your video recorder manually.  
If you want to cancel the programmed recording,  
C A  
0..9  
5.Select TIMER block with  
.
Selecting once/daily/weekly recordings  
press  
/
.
K B L C  
Use  
to select from the following  
'TURN OFF VCR FOR TIMER RECORDING'  
flashes on the TV screen  
options:  
'ONCE': Recording once  
* The video recorder was switched on several min-  
utes before the start of a programmed recording.  
STANDBY/ON y  
'DAILY': Repeated daily recordings from  
Monday to Friday  
Switch off the video recorder with  
.
'WEEKLY.': Repeated weekly recordings (every  
week on the same day)  
A programmed recording (timer) will only function  
if the video recorder is switched off.  
EN  
21  
 
0..9  
6.With  
buttons you can enter 'START'  
Programming a recording with  
'TURBO TIMER'  
(start time) , 'STOP' (end time) , 'PROG.' (pro-  
gramme number) ‘VPS/PDC’ and 'DATE'.  
Programme numbers of the ' AV1 ' and ' AV2  
' scart socket  
You can also programme recordings from exter-  
nal sources via scart socket AV1(TV)or AV2  
(DECODER).  
With this function, programming a recording that  
takes place within the next 24 hours will be quick  
and easy. How to program the recording is  
explained in the following (figures on the right  
are only the examples).  
1.Press  
' STA ' will briefly appear in  
PWR.  
TURBO TIMER  
7.When all inputs are correct, press  
STATUS/EXIT  
. The programming information  
the video recorder display.  
After 2 seconds, start time  
is stored in a TIMER block.  
8.Insert a cassette with an intact security tab  
(unprotected).  
PWR.  
will appear (default setting  
is current time). Set the  
PWR.  
Using 'Tape List'  
time you want to start  
To save a recording in 'Tape List' or to use a  
'Tape List' cassette, enter the cassette number  
0..9  
K B L C  
recording using  
2.Press  
TURBO TIMER  
.
PWR.  
PWR.  
using  
.
' End ' will briefly appear in  
the video recorder display.  
After 2 seconds, the end  
time will appear (default  
setting is same as the  
You can find more information on 'Tape List' in  
the chapter 'Tape List'. If you don't want to use  
STANDBY/ON y  
Tape List, interrupt with  
.
start time). Set the time  
STANDBY/ON y  
9.Switch off with  
.
PWR.  
you want to finish record-  
The programmed recording will only function  
when the video recorder is switched off with  
K B L C  
ing using  
3.Press  
.
TURBO TIMER  
.
PWR.  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
' Pro ' will briefly appear in  
the video recorder display.  
After 2 seconds, default  
program number will  
Problems and solutions for pro-  
grammed recordings  
PWR.  
appear in the display. Set  
the desired program num-  
Error message: ' ' will flash in the video  
recorder display  
K B L C  
ber using  
4.Press  
The program number you  
have just set will be dis-  
played.  
.
PWR.  
TURBO TIMER  
.
No cassette was inserted. Insert a cassette and switch  
STANDBY/ON y  
off the video recorder using  
A cassette was inserted with the security tab removed.  
Undo the erase protection (chapter 'Manual  
Recording', section 'Preventing accidental erasing of  
cassettes') or insert a different cassette.  
Cassette is ejected during recording  
The end of the tape was reached during recording.  
The video recorder does not react  
While a programmed recording is being made, you  
cannot operate your video recorder manually. If you  
Programming is now complete.  
5.Insert a cassette with an intact security tab  
(unprotected).  
Using 'Tape List'  
To save a recording in 'Tape List' or to use a  
'Tape List' cassette, enter the cassette number  
0..9  
using  
.
A
C/  
want to cancel the programmed recording, press  
The end of the tape was reached during recording.  
Error message: 'FULL'  
You can find more information on 'Tape List' in  
the chapter 'Tape List'. If you don't want to use  
STANDBY/ON  
y
If this error message appears after you select 'ONCE',  
'DAILY', or 'WEEKLY' on TIMER menu and press  
B 1  
Tape List, interrupt with  
.
then all TIMER blocks are already pro-  
,
grammed. No more recordings can be programmed. If  
you want to clear or check a programmed recording  
(TIMER block),select the programme number on  
CLEAR  
TIMER LIST menu and press  
.
EN  
22  
 
IR-CODE table  
TYPE  
ASTRON  
CANAL+  
ECHOSTAR D-2500-IP  
GRUNDIG  
HUMAX  
NOKIA  
NOKIA  
NOKIA  
NOKIA  
PACE  
6.Switch off with  
IR-CODE.NR  
8,13  
1
MODEL  
Xena 1500  
Canalsatellite  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
The programmed  
recording will only function when the video  
recorder is switched off with  
11  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
Digibox GDS 200/1 3  
F1-AVCI  
D-BOX  
9200S  
9800S  
9850 T  
2
5
5
6
6
12  
3
3
Set Top Box Control [VR830]  
With the Sat Mouse, your video  
recorder can select broadcasts  
you receive on your Set Top Box.  
You will need the Set Top Box  
Control to programme the record-  
ing of a TV channel you can only receive on your  
satellite receiver. A list of Set Boxes that can be  
controlled is printed at the end of this section.  
DTR730 IM  
BSKYB 2200  
PACE  
PANASONIC TU-DSB 30  
PHILIPS  
PHILIPS  
SAGEM  
SAGEM  
TPS  
TPS  
XCOM  
XCOM  
DTX 6371  
BCI / 185B / 196  
ISD 3100  
ISD 3200  
Thomson  
Sagem  
4
4
10,14  
10,14  
10,14  
10,14  
7
Connecting your Sat Mouse  
Connect the Sat Mouse to the IR-SAT socket at  
the back of your video recorder. Then, place the  
Mouse on the Set Top Box and make sure  
Sat  
CDTV200  
CDTV350  
that the infrared signal, which is transmitted  
from the bottom side of the Sat Mouse, is not  
blocked.  
9
Automatic recording from a satellite  
receiver (SAT RECORDING) [VR830]  
1.Switch on the Set Top Box.  
2.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
2.Press MENU . The main menu will appear.  
3.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
4.Select 'RECORD SET UP' with  
K B  
L C  
B 1  
3.Select 'TIMER' with  
. Then press  
and confirm with  
.
B 1  
K B L C  
.
5.Select 'SAT IR-CODE NR.' with  
4.Select ONCE, DAILY, or WEEKLY recording  
B 1  
press  
enter the IR-CODE  
and  
. Then,  
.
K B L C  
B 1  
with  
. Then press  
.
number with 0..9  
If any of the TIMER blocks are in use, 'FULL' will  
appear on the TV screen.  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
0..9  
5.Select TIMER block with  
.
RECORD SPEED  
DIRECT RECORD  
RECORD LINK  
[SP]  
[OFF]  
ONCE  
[OFF]  
TIMER  
START  
STOP  
1
_ _  
SAT IR-CODE NR.  
[
]
11:30  
12:30  
PROG.  
VCR=1, SAT=2  
END=EXIT  
CORRECT=CLEAR  
END=EXIT  
6.After you have entered the last number, the  
Set Top Box will automatically switch to pro-  
gramme number 12.  
If your Set Top Box does not switch to this pro-  
gramme number, you can also try any of the  
other code number listed.  
0..9  
6.With  
buttons you can enter 'START' (start  
time) , 'STOP' (end time). For 'PROG.' (pro-  
gramme number), select 'SAT' with '2'. Enter  
the satellite programme number with  
Then, enter 'DATE' with  
0..9  
.
Please also beware, that the IR electronic eye  
on this Set Top Box is not blocked.  
0..9  
.
7.When all inputs are correct, press  
B 1  
7.Confirm the correct code number with  
.
STATUS/EXIT  
. The programming information  
STATUS/EXIT  
8.End with  
.
is stored in a TIMER block.  
EN  
23  
 
8.Insert a cassette with an intact security tab  
(unprotected).  
How to check, or delete a pro-  
grammed recording (TIMER)  
STANDBY/ON y  
9.Switch off with  
.
The programmed recording will only function  
when the video recorder is switched off with  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
2.Press MENU . The main menu will appear.  
Problems and solutions for pro-  
grammed recordings  
K B  
L C  
3.Select 'TIMER' with  
. Then press  
B 1  
.
K B  
L C  
4.Select 'TIMER LIST' with  
, and  
B 1  
confirm with  
.
The video recorder does not react  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
ONCE  
DAILY  
WEEKLY  
TIMER LIST  
END=EXIT  
• While a programmed recording is being made,  
you cannot operate your video recorder manu-  
ally. If you want to cancel the programmed  
A
C/  
recording, press  
.
• The end of the tape was reached during  
recording.  
Switch off the video recorder with  
. A programmed recording (timer) will only func-  
tion if the video recorder is switched off.  
'TURN OFF VCR FOR TIMER RECORDING'  
appears on the screen  
* The video recorder was switched on several  
minutes before the start of a programmed  
recording.  
B 1  
5.Select timer block with  
.
STANDBY/ON y  
CLEAR  
6.To cancel the recording, press  
.
STATUS/EXIT  
7.To end, press  
8.Switch off with with  
.
STANDBY/ON y  
.
How to change a programmed  
recording (TIMER)  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
'
' will flash in the video recorder display  
* No cassette was inserted. Insert a cassette and  
switch off the video recorder using  
2.Press MENU . The main menu will appear.  
K B  
L C  
3.Select 'TIMER' with  
. Then press  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
B 1  
.
Cassette is ejected during recording  
* The end of the tape was reached during  
recording.  
4.Select ONCE, DAILY, or WEEKLY recording  
K B L C  
B 1  
with  
. Then press  
.
The 'PROTECTED CASSETTE CANNOT  
RECORD' error message appears briefly in  
the screen then the cassette is ejected  
* A cassette was inserted with the security tab  
removed.  
ONCE  
TIMER - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -  
SELECT TIMER NUMBER  
END=EXIT  
Undo the erase protection (chapter 'Manual  
Recording', section 'Preventing accidental eras-  
ing of cassettes') or insert a different cassette.  
Error message: ' Err '  
0..9  
5.Select a TIMER block with  
. (The flashing  
number indicates an empty TIMER block.)  
CLEAR  
6.Press  
to delete information and input  
0..9  
.
* If this error message appears after pressing  
correct information with  
7.To end, press  
8.Switch off with  
TURBO TIMER  
STATUS/EXIT  
, the timer recording is overlapped  
.
with another recording.  
Error message: ' FULL '  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
'NexTView Link' [VR830]  
* If this error message appears after pressing  
TURBO TIMER  
, then all TIMER blocks are  
This video recorder is equipped with the function  
'NexTView Link'. If your television is also  
equipped with this function, you can mark TV  
programmes on the television for programming.  
These TV programmes will automatically be  
transmitted to a TIMER block on the video  
recorder.  
already programmed. No more recordings can  
be programmed. If you want to clear or check a  
programmed recording (TIMER block),select the  
programme number on TIMER LIST menu and  
CLEAR  
then press  
.
For more information, read the instruction manu-  
al of your TV set.  
EN  
24  
 
8. Other functions  
B 1  
4.Select function 'ON' with  
.
Switching the status display off or  
on  
If you select 'OFF', continuous playback will be  
switched off.  
STATUS/EXIT  
5.To end, press  
.
Along with the on screen menu, the status dis-  
play also displays information on the current  
operating status (counter, playback, recording,  
TV channel, etc.) on the TV screen. You can  
switch off the information about the operating  
status so that the status display is not recorded  
when copying videocassettes.  
6.Insert a cassette.  
Using 'Tape List'  
To save a recording in 'Tape List' or to use a  
'Tape List' cassette, enter the cassette number  
0..9  
using  
.
You can find more information on 'Tape List' in  
the chapter 'Tape List'.  
1.Switch on the TV set. If required, select the  
programme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
K B  
7.Start the continuous playback with  
.
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'VCR SET UP' with  
and  
Blue Background on or off  
B 1  
confirm with  
.
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
REPEAT PLAY  
STATUS DISPLAY  
[ON]  
[ON]  
K B L C  
3.Select 'VCR SET UP' using  
and  
BLUE BACKGROUND[ON]  
AUTO STANDBY [OFF]  
B 1  
confrim with  
.
K B  
4.Select 'BLUE BACKGROUND' using  
L C  
B 1  
END=EXIT  
and confirm with  
.
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
K B L C  
4.Select 'STATUS DISPLAY' with  
.
B 1  
REPEAT PLAY  
[ON]  
[ON]  
5.Select 'ON' or 'OFF' with  
.
STATUS DISPLAY  
Which settings can I choose?  
'ON': Shows the status display for a few sec-  
BLUE BACKGROUND [ON]  
AUTO STANDBY [OFF]  
onds only.  
'OFF': Switches off the status display.  
END=EXIT  
STATUS/EXIT  
6.To end, press  
.
5.Select 'OFF' (no blue background) or 'ON'  
Continuous playback  
B 1  
(blue background on) with  
.
If you select 'OFF', the menu display will disap-  
This function can be used to play a cassette  
over and over again. When the end of the cas-  
sette is reached, the video recorder will rewind  
and start from the beginning again. This function  
is activated or deactivated as follows.  
pear.  
6.To end, press  
STATUS/EXIT  
.
Automatic switch-off  
1.Press MENU . The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
2.Select line 'VCR SET UP' using  
If you haven't used the video recorder for a few  
minutes in certain modes (e.g.: STOP), it will  
switch to standby automatically. You can cancel  
this function to use the video recorder as a tele-  
vision receiver.  
B 1  
and confirm with  
.
K B L C  
3.Select 'REPEAT PLAY' using  
.
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
REPEAT PLAY  
STATUS DISPLAY  
[ON]  
[ON]  
1.Switch on the TV. If required, select the pro-  
gramme number for the video recorder.  
MENU  
BLUE BACKGROUND[ON]  
AUTO STANDBY [OFF]  
2.Press  
. The main menu will appear.  
K B L C  
3.Select 'VCR SET UP' using  
and  
END=EXIT  
B 1  
confrim with  
.
EN  
25  
 
• During playback of the recorded tape in Hi-Fi mode:  
L C  
K B  
4.Select 'AUTO STANDBY' using  
.
Display on  
the TV screen  
Mode  
Stereo  
L
AUDIO OUTPUT  
SELECT K L CHOOSE B  
REPEAT PLAY  
STATUS DISPLAY  
[ON]  
[ON]  
L
Hi Fi L Audio  
Hi Fi R Audio  
Hi Fi L Audio  
Hi Fi L Audio  
Hi Fi R Audio  
Hi Fi R Audio  
Normal Audio  
Normal Audio  
STEREO  
R
L
BLUE BACKGROUND[ON]  
AUTO STANDBY  
[ON]  
LEFT  
R
L
R
L
END=EXIT  
R
RIGHT  
MONO  
5.Select 'OFF' (no automatic switch-off) or 'ON'  
B 1  
(automatic switch-off) with  
.
Monaural  
R
STATUS/EXIT  
6.To end, press  
.
Hi Fi L Audio  
L
+
Normal Audio  
Selecting the sound channel  
MIX  
MIXED  
Hi Fi R Audio  
R
You can select the desired sound channel during  
playback or while receiving TV channels via the  
video recorder. This allows you to select a  
desired language for multi-language transmis-  
sions.  
+
Normal Audio  
AUDIO  
1.Press  
. This will show the current  
sound setting.  
AUDIO  
2.Press  
until the desired setting  
appears in the display.  
During reception of bilingual broadcasts:  
Display on  
the TV screen  
Mode  
MAIN  
SUB  
AUDIO OUTPUT  
L
Main Audio  
Main Audio  
Sub Audio  
Sub Audio  
Main Audio  
Sub Audio  
MAIN  
R
L
SUB  
R
L
MAIN  
SUB  
MAIN  
SUB  
R
Reception of stereo broadcasts:  
Display on  
Mode  
Stereo  
L
AUDIO OUTPUT  
the TV screen  
L
L Audio  
STEREO  
LEFT  
R
L
R Audio  
L Audio  
R
L
R
L
L Audio  
R Audio  
R Audio  
L+R Audio  
L+R Audio  
R
RIGHT  
Monaural  
NONE  
R
EN  
26  
 
9. Before you call an engineer  
If, contrary to expectation, you have any prob-  
lems using this video recorder, it may be caused  
by the following reasons.  
No recording possible:  
* The TV channel you want to record is not  
stored or you selected the wrong programme  
number: check TV channels stored.  
Your video recorder does not respond to  
any button being pressed:  
* There is no power supply: check the power  
* A cassette was inserted that does not have  
the security tab (cannot be used to record):  
Insert a cassette with an intact security tab or  
change cassette. For more information, please  
see the section 'Preventing accidental erasing  
of cassettes' in chapter 'Manual Recording'.  
* 'VPS/PDC' switched on but 'VPS/PDC time'  
wrong: enter 'VPS/PDC time' exactly to the  
minute. Have your aerial checked.  
supply.  
* A programmed recording is currently being  
made: if desired, cancel the programmed  
recording. Please see the section 'How to check  
or delete a programmed recording' in chapter  
'Programming a recording'  
* There is a technical problem: disconnect from  
the mains power supply for 60 seconds, then  
connect again.  
If this doesn't help, you could reset your video  
recorder to the default factory settings.  
Resetting devices to default factory settings  
* Attention:  
All the information stored (TV channels, time  
and date, TIMER) will be cleared.  
1.Switch off this video recorder with  
There is picture or sound interference on TV  
reception:  
* Turn to chapter 'Installing your video recorder'  
and read 'Setting the RF out channel'.  
* Have your aerial checked.  
The wrong TV channel has been selected  
afteryou programmed a recording using  
VIDEO Plus+ system  
*1. Enter the PlusCode number of the desired  
TV channel.  
2. Check the programme number/channel  
name in the 'PROG.' input field  
3. If this does not correspond to the desired  
TV channel, select the input field and  
change the programme number/channel  
name.  
STANDBY/ON y  
.
RECORD  
PROGRAMME+  
for  
2.Press and hold  
and  
2 seconds or more at the same time.  
Cassette is jammed in the video recorder:  
* Don't use force. Pull out the mains plug for a  
moment.  
STATUS/EXIT  
4. Confirm with  
.
Remote control does not work:  
* Remote control not pointed toward the video  
recorder: point it at the video recorder.  
* There is a technical problem: Take out the bat-  
teries, wait for 10 seconds and place them  
back.  
* Batteries have run out: change the batteries.  
No picture when you play a cassette:  
* There is no recording on the cassette: change  
the cassette.  
You can also call the customer service centre  
in your country.  
The telephone numbers can be found on the  
back of this instruction manual. Have the model  
number (MODEL NO) and the production num-  
ber (PROD.NO.) of your video recorder ready.  
* You have selected the wrong programme num-  
ber on the TV for playing cassette: on the TV,  
select the correct programme number for the  
video recorder.  
* The cable connecting the TV set and the video  
recorder has come loose: check the cable.  
Poor picture quality when you play a cas-  
sette:  
* Your TV set is not properly adjusted.  
* The cassette is badly worn or of poor quality:  
use new cassette.  
* Tracking is not properly adjusted: turn to sec-  
tion 'Manual Tracking'.  
EN  
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PO Box 1, Manglerud  
N-0612 Oslo  
PHILIPS AUSTRIA GMBH  
Triesterstrasse 64  
1101 Wien  
AUSTRIA  
Tel: 0810 001 203  
PHILIPS PORTUGUESA, S.A.  
Consumer Information Centre  
Rua Dr. António Loureiro Borge, nr.  
Arquiparque, Miraflores  
P-2795 L-A-VEHLA  
NORWAY  
Phone: 2274 8250  
PORTUGAL  
Phone: 021-4163063  
OY PHILIPS AB  
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Alexanderstrasse 1  
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PHILIPS CE, The Philips Centre,  
420 - 430 London Road,  
Croydon, Surrey  
FINLAND  
GERMANY  
CR9 3 QR  
puh. 09 615 80 250  
Tel: 0180-53 56 767  
UNITED KINGDOM  
Phone: 0208-665-6350  
PHILIPS KUNDTJÄNST SERVICE CONSOMMATEURS PHILIPS  
PHILIPS KUNDECENTER  
Frederikskaj 6,  
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DENMARK  
Kottbygatan 7,  
Akalla,  
16485 Stockholm  
SWEDEN  
BP 0101  
75622 Paris Cédex 13  
FRANCE  
Phone: 0825-889 789  
Tlf: 8088 2814  
Phone: 08-598 52 250  
PHILIPS POLSKA  
AL. Jerozolimskie 195B  
02-222 Warszawa  
POLSKA  
PHILIPS ELECTRONICS IRELAND LIMITED  
Consumer Information Centre  
Newstead, Clonskeagh  
DUBLIN 14  
Phone: 01-7640292  
PHILIPS REPRESENTATION OFF  
Ul. Usacheva 35a  
119048 MOSCOW  
RUSSIA  
TEL.: (022)-571-0-571  
Phone: 095-937 9300  
PHILIPS SERVICE  
V Mezihori 2  
180 00 Prage  
CZECH REPUBLIC  
Phone: (02)-3309 9240  
PHILIPS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS  
Servizio Consumatori  
Via Casati 23  
20052 Monza - Milano  
ITALY  
PHILIPS INFO CENTER  
Fegistrasse 5  
8957 Spreitenbach  
SUISSE  
Tel.: 0844-800 544  
Phone: 800 820026  
PHILIPS Iberia, S.A.  
C/Martinez Villergas, 49  
28027 MADRID  
SPAIN  
Phone: 902-11 33 84  
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Fehérvári út 84.  
Budapest 1119  
HUNGARY  
Phone: (01)-382-1700  
PHILIPS CUSTOMER CARE CENT  
Twee Stationsstraat 80/  
80 Rue des Deux Gares  
1070 BRUSSEL/BRUXELLES  
BELGIUM (for BENELUX)  
Tel: 070-222303  
PHILIPS CONSUMENTENLIJN  
t.a.v. betreffende afdeling  
Postbus 102 5600 AC Eindhoven  
NETHERLANDS  
Phone: 0900-8406  
3103 166 3256.1  
EN  
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