Model 36 (160-0706) Inputs and Outputs Faxback Doc. # 6526 CONTROLLING VCR INPUTS AND OUTPUTS The CHANNEL switch on the VCR and the TV/VCR on both the VCR and remote, the TV/CATV, INPUT SELECT, OUTPUT SELECT on the VCR, and SYSTEM buttons on both the VCR and the remote control the input and output signals of the VCR. The information in this section explains how to select the channels you view and record. SETTING THE CHANNEL SWITCH Set the VCR's CHANNEL switch (on the back of the VCR) to channel 3 or 4, whichever is not an active channel in your area. When VCR appears on the display, the VCR sends the selected video source from its RF OUT terminal to the TV. The CHANNEL switch on the VCR has no effect on the TV when the VCR is off, when VCR does not appear on the display, or if you are using a TV/monitor (with audio/video input jacks) set to the TV mode. USING THE TV/VCR BUTTON The Model 36's 179-channel (68 VHF/UHF channels, 111 cable channels) tuner is active when you turn it on. Press TV/VCR so VCR appears on the display, and you can then use the VCR's tuner to select the channels you record and/or view. To select a channel with the TV's tuner, press TV/VCR so VCR does not show. Whenever the VCR is on, the signals from the VCR are sent to the AUDIO/VIDEO OUTPUT jacks of the VCR, regardless of how TV/VCR is set. USING TV/CATV If you connected an antenna input to your VCR's AERIAL terminal, press TV/CATV on the VCR so CATV does not show. If you connected a cable system input to your VCR's AERIAL terminal, press TV/CATV on the VCR so CATV appears on the display to view or record a cable channel using the VCR's tuner. USING INPUT SELECT To choose a signal to record, press INPUT SELECT on the VCR until the desired indication appears in the display window; a channel number for recording VHF/UHF signals: A channel number with SIMUL for FM simulcast recording or LINE for recording the signal from the AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT jacks on the rear or front of the VCR. USING OUTPUT SELECT The OUTPUT SELECT switch on the VCR controls the type of signal sent to the Model 36's AUDIO/VIDEO OUTPUT jacks. Setting OUTPUT SELECT enables you to view or record in either the NTSC or PAL color system. For example, if you wanted to play an NTSC tape for viewing on a PAL TV/monitor, you would set OUTPUT SELECT to PAL on the VCR. Or, if you wanted to dub a PAL cassette to an NTSC VCR, you would connect the Model 36's AUDIO/VIDEO OUTPUT jacks to the recording VCR and set OUTPUT SELECT on the VCR to NTSC. When set to THRU on the VCR, signals pass unconverted through the VCR to the TV/monitor. Note: SECAM signals cannot be converted into either PAL or NTSC color signals. Set the switch to NTSC on the VCR to receive SECAM signals as black-and white NTSC signals. USING SYSTEM The SYSTEM button's function on either the VCR or the remote is to match the Model 36's color system to an input source connected to its AUDIO/VIDEO input jacks. For example, if you wanted to dub (copy) from a PAL laser disc player to the Model 36, you would press SYSTEM until the PAL indicator lights. Each time you press SYSTEM, the PAL, NTSC3.58, or NTSC4.43 indicator lights to show the color system selected. Note: Except for NTSC4.43, the Model 36 automatically detects the color system of the recording during normal tape playback. If you are playing an NTSC tape on an NTSC4.43 TV and the picture has no color, press SYSTEM until the NTSC4.43 indicator lights. (BR/all-07/12/94)