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MD 41035

DVD Recorder

Quick Start Guide

This Quick Start Guide is meant to get you up and running with your new DVD recorder

as quickly as possible. Please see the User’s Manual for important safety information as

well as detailed instructions for the use and care of your recorder.

1. Get Connected!

The following pages demonstrate some common set up scenarios. Before you begin,

please read the following quick tips:

Most cables and AV connectors on your equipment follow a standard color code.

Observing this color code can be very helpful when connecting your AV

equipment.

We have provided many different options for audio and video connections so

that you can choose the best for your needs. However, you only need one video

connection and one audio connection between your DVD recorder and your TV.

Ifyour antenna connection is attached to your DVDrecorder, and your DVD

recorder is attached to your TV with another antenna cable, you will be able to

watch TV even if your DVD recorder is set to standby-mode.

Attaching your DVD recorder to a VCR and then attaching the VCR to the TV will

produce very poor quality video and recordings. The DVD recorder should be

attached directly to the TV.

Please unplug all devices from the power outlet before making or changing

Summary of content (8 pages)

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MD 41035 DVD Recorder Quick Start Guide This Quick Start Guide is meant to get you up and running with your new DVD recorder as quickly as possible. Please see the User’s Manual for important safety information as well as detailed instructions for the use and care of your recorder. 1. Get Connected! The following pages demonstrate some common set up scenarios. Before you begin, please read the following quick tips: L L L L Most cables and AV connectors on your equipment follow a standard color code.
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You Use a TV Antenna or Cable Connection Without a Cable Box 1. Connect a TV antenna cable from your wall outlet to ANTENNA IN on the DVD recorder. 2. Connect another TV antenna cable from ANTENNA OUT on the recorder to ANTENNA IN on your TV. 3a. Connect red, white, and yellow AV cable to your TV, and to VIDEO OUT, R, and L on the back of your recorder. 2 3b. For higher quality video, connect S-video cable to your TV’s S-video in and the recorder’s S-video out.
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You Use a Satellite Receiver or Digital Cable Box 1. Connect a TV antenna cable from your wall outlet to ANTENNA IN on the DVD recorder. 2a. Connect red, white, and yellow AV cable from your cable box to the AV1 IN connections on your recorder, or 2b. For higher quality video, connect S-video cable from your cable box to S-video in on your recorder, using the audio connections from 2a to carry sound. MD 41035 DVD Recorder Quick Start Guide 3a.
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You Use an Analog Cable Box 1. Connect a TV antenna cable from your wall outlet to your cable box. 2. Connect another TV antenna cable from ANTENNA OUT on the cable box to ANTENNA IN on your recorder. 3. Connect one more TV antenna cable from ANTENNA OUT on the recorder to ANTENNA IN on your TV. 4a. Connect red, white, and yellow AV cable to your TV, and to VIDEO OUT, R, and L 4 on the back of your recorder. 4b.
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Primary Settings This DVD recorder can be set easily by using the buttons. To make selections, move the yellow highlight bar to the desired item with the navigation buttons and then press ENTER to confirm. 1. When the DVD recorder is turned on for the first time, the TV screen shows the following message: Choose English menus De Choose German menus Press to continue NTSC/PAL & Progressive Scan 3.
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Preparing Discs for Recording Recording TV Compatible Discs 1. Place an initialized DVD+R or DVD+RW disc in the DVD recorder (see p. 38). 2. Select the channel you want to record. 3. Press MONITOR on the remote to switch to external input mode. 4. Press SOURCE to select the input source that you want to record. Press SOURCE multiple times to cycle through the options: CVBS1 > CVBS2 > S-VIDEO > CHANNEL 5. Press RECORD on the remote control or the front panel of the DVD recorder to start recording. 6.
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Editing Discs Erase Whole Disc Remove Chapter (DVD+RW only) Chapter marks can be deleted after recording. Press SETUP to enter the setup menu. Select Disc Media, then Erase. 1. While a movie is playing, press EDIT to show the edit menu. 2. Choose “Remove Chapter” to delete the chapter mark for the currently playing chapter. Press ENTER to confirm.