Hitachi VT-M181A User Manual

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Introduction - 1 -
VHS Video Deck VT-M181A
Owner's Manual
Your Complete Guide
to Videocassette Viewing
and Recording
Using these quality features:
Up to 8 delayed recording programs
Auto tracking for improved picture in playback
Cable-compatible frequency synthesizer quartz tuner
Remote control for use with your VCR, TV and cable converter
All basic playback functions on the VCR
On-screen graphic programming guide
Front Audio and Video Jacks
Auto Head Cleaning
Hitachi Home Electronics (America), Inc. HITACHI (HSC) CANADA INC
3890 Steve Reynolds Blvd., Norcross, GA 30093 3300 Trans Canada Highway, Pointe Claire,
Tel. 770-279-5600 Quebec, H9R 1B1, CANADA
Tel. 514-697-9150
HITACHI SALES CORPORATION OF HAWAII, INC
3219 Koapaka Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Tel. 808-836-3621
QR10201 © Hitachi, Ltd. 1994 Printed in Malaysia
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - VT-M181A

Introduction - 1 - VHS Video Deck VT-M181A Owner's Manual Your Complete Guide to Videocassette Viewing and Recording Using these quality featu

Page 2

Getting Started - 10 - 3 Hook up the Audio/Video Signal If your TV is a fairly recent model, you probably have both audio and video jacks. Look on t

Page 3 - Introduction

Getting Started - 11 - Simple Antenna/Cable 75 Ohm Hookup This is an easy hookup that you can use if your cable or antenna has a 75 ohm round wire co

Page 4

Getting Started - 12 - take it from where it comes in on the wall. 2. Considering the three pictures below, determine which adapter you will need to

Page 5 - IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Getting Started - 13 - 2. Using the 75 ohm cable supplied with your VCR, connect either end to the OUT TO TV upper jack on the back of the VCR. 3. Us

Page 6

Getting Started (Controls) - 14 - Getting Started (Controls)  Quick Tour of the Controls Study these pictures carefully to learn about the buttons

Page 7

Getting Started (Controls) - 15 - Picture of Remote Control Remote Control Buttons POWER Turns the VCR on and off. VCR1, TV, CATV, VCR2 Device but

Page 8 - Simple Hookups

Getting Started (Controls) - 16 - REC Starts recording on the station the VCR is set to. (Press REC and PLAY at the same time.) F.FWD Fast forwards

Page 9

Getting Started (Controls) - 17 - POWER Turns VCR power on and off. STOP/EJECT Cancels any videotape action, and when pressed a second time, eject

Page 10 - 4 Hook Up the RF Signal

Getting Started (Initial Setup) - 18 - You may view all the on-screen instructions in English, French or Spanish. When you first set up your VCR, it

Page 11

Getting Started (Initial Setup) - 19 - At the screen are the default settings on your VCR. The default settings are the ones that are preset at the

Page 12

Introduction - 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction...

Page 13

Getting Started (Initial Setup) - 20 - When you first plug in the VCR or after a power interruption, the clock display will read "--:--".

Page 14 - Quick Tour of the Controls

Getting Started (Videotapes) - 21 - between channels that are far apart. Removing Channels You may not want to keep all the stations the auto-program

Page 15 - Remote Control Buttons

Getting Started (Videotapes) - 22 - T-120 120 min. 360 min. T-160 160 min. 480 min. You may have noticed that there is also an LP speed. You H

Page 16 - VCR Controls

Basic Operations - 23 - indicator shows on the LCD display. It may also start playing immediately if the safety tab has been removed. To remove the

Page 17 - Meet Your On-Screen Guide

Basic Operations - 24 - To Fine Tune the Picture Auto Tracking Pressing PLAY starts the auto tracking feature, which adjusts the tuning to eliminate

Page 18 - Setup Options

Basic Operations - 25 - Still Playback (Pause) Press PAUSE to still the tape during play. The picture will "freeze". After 5 minutes in PA

Page 19 - Setting the Clock

Basic Operations - 26 - When you want to check the counter during playback, there are several ways to do it. Pressing DISPLAY will cycle you through

Page 20

Basic Operations (Recording) - 27 - Select minutes by pressing buttons 0 to 9 - one digit for hours, then two digits for minutes. Then press F.FWD i

Page 21 - About Videocassette Tapes

Basic Operations (Recording) - 28 -  Recording a Program Before you Record  The VCR must be hooked up properly for recording. See the Simple Hookup

Page 22 - Loading and Ejecting

Basic Operations (Recording) - 29 - Once you have set the VCR for recording, press VCR/TV on the remote control. Now, you will be viewing through you

Page 23 - Viewing a Videocassette

Introduction - 3 - Programming Priorities ...

Page 24 - Special Playback Effects

Basic Operations (Recording) - 30 - 1:30, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00) by continually pressing the REC/IRT button. While you are recording, the time remaining i

Page 25

Basic Operations (Recording) - 31 - correct line depending on your input selection. (L2: Front A/V IN; L1: Rear A/V IN.) Remember to press 0 before s

Page 26

Basic Operations (Recording) - 32 -  Enter the end time, half past six, as 06:30. The VCR automatically selects PM for you.  The screen shows toda

Page 27 - Basic Operations (Recording)

Advanced Operations (Remote Control of TV) - 33 - To avoid recording only bits and pieces of different overlapping shows, review your programming an

Page 28 - Recording a Program

Advanced Operations (Remote Control of TV) - 34 - For example, if you have an RCA television, press TV and 0 at the same time. If this button combina

Page 29

Advanced Operations (Cable Box Hookups) - 35 - Be aware that not all of your TV's functions may work even though the remote control is correctly

Page 30

Advanced Operations (Cable Box Hookups) - 36 - 1. Remove the cable company's cable line from the back of your TV. Connect it to the IN FRONT ANT

Page 31

Advanced Operations (Cable Box Hookups) - 37 - splitter. 2. Using a coaxial jumper, reconnect one of the splitter outputs to the cable box's inp

Page 32 - Programming Priorities

Advanced Operations (Second VCR) - 38 - Hamlin 4 Zenith 5 Scientific Atlanta 6 Pioneer 7 Philips 8 To operate the cable box once th

Page 33

VCR Care and Servicing - 39 -  Press the VCR2 button on the remote before pressing GUIDE twice to exit the on-screen program. With this setting, the

Page 34 - Controlling the TV

Introduction - 4 - to make any kind of contact with any inside part of this unit. This symbol alerts the user that important literature concerning th

Page 35 - Hooking Up to a Cable Box

Care and Servicing (Problems) - 40 - sound during auto head cleaning. Even with the auto head cleaning system, dirt can build up on the heads. If th

Page 36

Care and Servicing (Problems) - 41 - set correctly? VCR power turned off? Turn power off to activate the timer.

Page 37

Specification - 42 - cassette if you are done viewing. Otherwise, no action is necessary. Hitachi Service Hotline Authorized Hita

Page 38 - Integrating a Second VCR

Specification - 43 - Video Input: 1-2 Vp-p 75ohm unbalanced Video Output: 1 Vp-p 75ohm unbalanced Audio Input 316mV rms (-7.8dB) 50 ko

Page 39 - Routine Cleaning

Getting Started - 5 -  "Must read" sections containing important cautions for your family's safety as well as the basic facts you nee

Page 40 - Often Encountered Problems

Getting Started - 6 - line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a sa

Page 41

Getting Started - 7 - connected to this unit should bear the UL listing mark or CSA certification mark on the accessory itself and should not have be

Page 42 - Technical Specifications

Getting Started - 8 - product. 16 Lightning -- For added protection for this video product during a lightning storm, or when it its left unatt

Page 43

Getting Started - 9 - 1 Decide Where to Put Your VCR  Be sure your chosen location allows for proper ventilation, stability, and protection from he

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