Sony SLV-K877PL User Manual

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Video Cassette
Recorder
©1997 by Sony Corporation
Operating Instructions
3-861-478-11 (1)
SLV-K877PL
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Recorder

Video CassetteRecorder©1997 by Sony CorporationOperating Instructions3-861-478-11 (1)SLV-K877PL

Page 2 - Precautions

Getting Started10Step 3: Hookups (continued) Hookup 1: VCR setup1 The CLOCK SET menu appears. Set the clockand press EXECUTE. For details, see page

Page 3 - Table of contents

11Getting StartedGetting StartedHookup 1: G-CODE channel setup1 Find the G-CODE Channel Listing in your program guide.2 If the channels in the program

Page 4 - Unpacking

Getting Started12Step 3: Hookups (continued)Pages 12 to 14Hookup 4Pages 19 to 21Hookup 4Hookup 2Cable box with many scrambled channelsRecommended useU

Page 5 - Using the remote commander

13Getting StartedGetting Started1 Set the RF UNIT switch toCH 3 or CH 4, whicheverchannel is not used in yourarea. If both are used, set theswitch to

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Getting Started14Step 3: Hookups (continued)Hookup 2: G-CODE channel setup1 Find the G-CODE Channel Listing in your program guide.2 Enter all the chan

Page 7 - Audio/video (A/V) hookup

15Getting StartedGetting StartedHookup 3No cable box, or cable box with only a fewscrambled channelsRecommended useUse this hookup if you do not have

Page 8 - A/V hookup: VCR setup

Getting Started16Step 3: Hookups (continued) Hookup 3: VCR setup1 The CLOCK SET menu appears. Set the clockand press EXECUTE. For details, see page

Page 9 - Antenna hookup

17Getting StartedGetting StartedHookup 3: G-CODE channel setup1 Find the G-CODE Channel Listing in your program guide.2 If the channels in the program

Page 10 - 1 Set the RF UNIT switch to

Getting Started18Hookup 4Cable box with only a few scrambled channels, usingan A/B switchRecommended useBy using an A/B switch (not supplied), this ho

Page 11 - 11Getting Started

19Getting StartedGetting Started Hookup 4: VCR setup1 Set the RF UNIT switch toCH 3 or CH 4, whicheverchannel is not used in yourarea. If both are u

Page 12 - Hookup 2

Introduction2WARNINGTo prevent fire or shock hazard, do not exposethe unit to rain or moisture.To avoid electrical shock, do not open thecabinet. Refe

Page 13 - 2 Turn on your cable box

Getting Started201 Find the G-CODE Channel Listing in your program guide.2 For unscrambled channels, if the channels in the program guide aredifferent

Page 14 - Step 3: Hookups (continued)

21Getting StartedGetting StartedSetting the clockSet the time and date to use the timerfeature for recording programs.Before you start…• Turn on the V

Page 15 - Hookup 3

Getting Started22PresettingchannelsThis VCR is capable of receiving VHFchannels 2 to 13, UHF channels 14 to 69and unscrambled CATV channels 1 to125. F

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23Getting StartedGetting Started3 • To preset VHF and UHF channels:Press CURSOR ?// to set ANTENNA/CABLE to ANT.• To preset cable TV channels:Press CU

Page 17 - 17Getting Started

Getting Started24Presetting channels (continued)Presetting/disablingchannels manuallyMENUEXECUTECURSOR>/./?//Numberbuttons,ENTERCH +/–1 Press MENU

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25Getting StartedGetting StartedIf the picture is not clearNormally, the Auto Fine Tuning (AFT)function automatically tunes in channelsclearly. If, ho

Page 19 - Hookup 4: VCR setup

Getting Started261 Press MENU, then press CURSOR >/. tomove the cursor (z) to SET G-CODECHANNELS and press EXECUTE. 2 Enter the channel number assi

Page 20

27Getting StartedGetting Started3 • If you made Hookup 1 or 3: Enter theactual number on your TV (and VCR)and press ENTER.• If you made Hookup 2: Ente

Page 21 - Setting the clock

Basic Operations28Basic OperationsPlaying a tape1 Turn on your TV and set it to the video channel.2 Insert a tape.The VCR turns on and starts playinga

Page 22 - Presetting

Basic Operations29Basic OperationsToStop playPause playResume play after pauseFast-forward the tapeRewind the tapeEject the tapePressp STOPP PAUSEP PA

Page 23 - 23Getting Started

3IntroductionTable of contents* G-CODE is a trademark of Gemstar Development Corporation. The G-CODE system ismanufactured under license from Gemstar

Page 24 - 2 • To preset a channel:

Basic Operations30Playing a tape (continued)Turning on the VCR and TV, and starting playbackautomatically (Trinitron TV Synchro Play)You can only use

Page 25 - If the picture is not clear

Basic Operations31Basic OperationsRecording TVprograms1 Turn on your TV and set it to the video channel.To record from a cable box, turn it on.2 Inser

Page 26 - Setting up G-CODE

Basic Operations32Recording TV programs (continued)3 Press INPUT SELECT until achannel number appears in thedisplay window.4 Press CH +/– to select th

Page 27 - 27Getting Started

Basic Operations33Basic OperationsTips• To select a channel, you can use the number buttons on the remote commander.Enter the channel number, then pre

Page 28 - 3 Press · PLAY

Basic Operations341 Press G-CODE.Recording TVprograms using G-CODEJust enter the program’s G-CODEnumber listed in the TV program guide.The date, times

Page 29 - 29Basic Operations

Basic Operations35Basic Operations2 Press the number buttons to enter theprogram’s G-CODE number.If you make a mistake, press TIMERCLEAR and re-enter

Page 30 - Playing a tape (continued)

Basic Operations36To record satellite broadcastsIf you connect the satellite tuner and the VCR, you can record satelliteprograms.1 Turn on the satelli

Page 31 - Recording TV

Basic Operations37Basic OperationsSetting the timermanuallyIf G-CODE is not available in your area,follow the instructions below to set thetimer to re

Page 32 - 3 Press INPUT SELECT until a

Basic Operations382 Set the date, start and stop times, channelnumber, and tape speed:1 Press CURSOR / to select each item inturn.2 Press CURSOR >/

Page 33 - 33Basic Operations

Additional Operations 39Additional OperationsPlaying/searchingat various speeds0 REW) FFPlayback optionsFast-forward/rewindView the picture during fas

Page 34 - 1 Press G-CODE

Getting Started4Getting StartedStep 1UnpackingCheck that you have received the following items with the VCR:• Remote commander• Size AA (R6) batteries

Page 35 - 35Basic Operations

Additional Operations40Tip• Adjust the picture using the TRACKING +/– buttons on the VCR if:– streaks appear while playing in slow motion.– bands appe

Page 36

Additional Operations 41Recording TVprograms usingthe quick timerAfter starting recording in the normal way, you can have the VCR stoprecording automa

Page 37 - Setting the timer

Additional Operations42Checking/changing/cancelling timersettingsBefore you start…• Turn on your TV and set it to thevideo channel.1 Press POWER to tu

Page 38 - 4 Press EXECUTE

Additional Operations 43Sound level indicatorLeft channel indicatorRight channel indicatorRecording stereo and bilingualprogramsRecording stereo progr

Page 39 - Playing/searching

Additional Operations44How sound is recorded on a video tapeThe VCR records sound onto two separate tracks. Hi-fi audio is recordedonto the main trac

Page 40 - Using the CLICK SHUTTLE ring

Additional Operations 45Karaoke sing-alongMicrophone(supplied)· PLAYMIC IN 1/2CONTROLCONTROLplugMIC VOL 1/2KARAOKEON/OFF ECHOYou can sing along with a

Page 41

Additional Operations46Using the supplied microphoneYou can control some of the VCR’s karaoke functions with the microphone.1 CHOI buttonPress and hol

Page 42 - Checking/

Additional Operations 47Before you start...• Turn on your TV and set it tothe video channel.• Select the search mode, AMS orINDEX in the SET UPKARAOKE

Page 43 - Recording bilingual programs

Additional Operations48Karaoke sing-along (continued)Score indicationTime counterRemaining tape lengthKey controlindicationDisplaying the karaoke info

Page 44

Additional Operations 49KEY CONTROL ˜/nToRaise the pitchLower the pitchPressn (sharp)˜ (flat)Range8 half tones8 half tonesDisplay window“n1” to “n8”“˜

Page 45 - Karaoke sing-along

5Getting StartedGetting StartedInserting the batteriesInsert two size AA (R6) batteries bymatching the + and – on thebatteries to the diagram inside t

Page 46 - Using the supplied microphone

Additional Operations50ToAdd a high harmonyAdd a low harmonyDisplay window“S.D.n”“S.D.˜”To cancel the Self DuetPress SELF DUET ˜/n again.Tip• You can

Page 47 - 2 Press K. PROG

Additional Operations 51Backing up your singing (Vocal Assist)This VCR can assist your singing incase you forget the lyrics while youare singing. The

Page 48

Additional Operations52Karaoke sing-along (continued)Grading your singingAs an extra challenge, the VCR cangrade your singing.1 Start singing and pres

Page 49

Additional Operations 53SHOUTCompeting for the loudest voiceThe VCR measures and displays theloudness of the voice numericallywhen you shout into them

Page 50 - Adding harmony (Self Duet)

Additional Operations54Selecting the AMS or index functionThe AMS (Automatic Music Sensor) function is mainly for karaoke tapes. Itsearches for blan

Page 51

Additional Operations 55Searching with the AMS functionThe VCR can search up to 99 blank spaces ahead of or behind the currentposition.1 Set KARAOKE O

Page 52 - Grading your singing

Additional Operations56VIRTUAL SOUND switchEFFECT buttonWIDE/WARP indicatorsEnjoying thesurround sound(Virtual Sound)You can use the Virtual Soundfunc

Page 53 - 1 Press SHOUT

Additional Operations 57About Adaptive Picture Control (APC)Adaptive Picture Control (APC) automaticallyimproves recording and playback quality byadju

Page 54 - Searching with

Additional Operations58Changing menu options1 Press MENU, then select SET UP MENU.2 Press CURSOR >/. to select the option to change, then press CUR

Page 55 - 2 Press =/+ SEARCH AMS/INDEX

59EditingThis VCR (Recorder) TVHow to hook up to a stereo systemConnect LINE 2 IN AUDIO on this VCR to the audio output jacks on thestereo system, usi

Page 56 - (Virtual Sound)

Getting Started6HookupsSelecting the best hookup optionThere are many ways in which your VCR can be hooked up. To hook upyour VCR so that it works bes

Page 57 - Adjusting the picture

60 Editingr RECBasic editing(when recording on this VCR)Before you start editing• Turn on your TV and set it to thevideo channel.• Press INPUT SELECT

Page 58 - Changing menu options

61EditingAUDIO DUBP PAUSEAudio dubbingThis feature lets you record over thenormal audio track. The monauralsound previously recorded is replacedwhile

Page 59 - 59Editing

62 EditingAudio dubbing (continued)To stop while recordingPress the p STOP buttons on this VCR and the stereo system (or other VCR).To listen to both

Page 60 - Basic editing

63Editing5 Press AUDIO DUB.The audio dubbing indicator appears in the display window.6 To start editing, press P PAUSE to start dubbing and sing or s

Page 61 - Audio dubbing

64Additional InformationAdditional InformationGeneral setup informationSetting the RF unitWhen connecting the VCR to the TVusing only the antenna cabl

Page 62 - 1 Set KARAOKE ON/OFF to ON

65Additional InformationAttaching a UHF/VHF band mixerWhen using both a 75-ohm coaxial cable anda 300-ohm twin lead cable for a VHF/UHFantenna, use a

Page 63 - 5 Press AUDIO DUB

66Additional InformationTroubleshootingSymptomThe POWER switch does notfunction.The power is turned on but theVCR does not operate.The clock has stopp

Page 64 - General setup information

67Additional InformationRecordingTimer recordingSymptomA TV program does not appearon the TV screen.TV reception is poor.The tape starts playing as so

Page 65 - Attaching the external

68Additional InformationSpecificationsSystemFormatVHS NTSC standardVideo recording systemRotary head helical scanning FM systemVideo headsDouble azimu

Page 66 - Troubleshooting

69Additional InformationIndex to parts and controlsFront panelRefer to the pages indicated in parentheses ( ) for details.1 EASY SET UP button (10,

Page 67

7Getting StartedGetting StartedAudio/video (A/V) hookupIf your TV has audio/video (A/V) input jacks, you will get a better pictureand sound if you hoo

Page 68 - Specifications

70Additional InformationIndex to parts and controls (continued)1 TV/VIDEO button (64)2 SELF DUET ˜/n buttons (50)3 KEY CONTROL ˜/n buttons (49)4 SHOUT

Page 69 - Index to parts and controls

71Additional InformationDisplay window8 VIDEO indicator (33)9 SCORE/SHOUT indicator (52, 53)0 KEY/S.D.(Self Duet)/n/˜ indicators(49)!¡ Audio channel/s

Page 70 - Front panel (continued)

72Additional InformationIndex to parts and controls (continued)1 AC power cord (6)2 LINE-1 IN AUDIO R/L/VIDEOjacks (59)3 VHF/UHF IN/OUT connectors (9,

Page 71 - Display window

73Additional InformationRemote commander1 6␣ EJECT button (29)2 TIMER CLEAR button (42)3 K. PROG (Karaoke Program) button(47)4 SCORE button (52)5 EFFE

Page 72 - Rear panel

74Additional Information!§ TV / VIDEO remote control switch(5)!¶ POWER switch (35)!• Menu buttons (10, 58)MENU buttonCURSOR >/./?// buttonsEXECUTE

Page 73 - Remote commander

75Additional InformationA, BAFT (Auto Fine Tuning) 25AMS (Automatic MusicSensor) searching 54Antenna hookup 9APC (Adaptive PictureControl) 57Audio tra

Page 74 - Remote commander (continued)

uick reference to using the VCRQSony CorporationHookup 1To play a tape1 Set the TV to channel 3 or4 (or to video input, if youmade A/V connections.)2

Page 75

Getting Started8Step 3: Hookups (continued)After you’ve connected your TV and completed antenna or cable hookup,use the following procedure to set up

Page 76 - Hookup 1

9Getting StartedGetting StartedAntenna hookupMake the following connections if you’re using an antenna (if you don’thave cable TV).A Use this hookup i

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