Please read all these instructions regarding your the Hard Disk Recorder and retain for future reference.

Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the Hard Disk Recorder.

Read instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.

Retain instructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

Heed warnings All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

Follow instructions All operating and use instructions should be followed.

Cleaning Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

Attachments Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

Water and moisture Do not use this product near water ??? for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and the like.

Do not expose the product to rain or inclement conditions.

Accessories Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the product. Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer???s instructions, and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.

Moving a product-and-cart combination

A product-and-cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven

surfaces may cause the product-and-cart combination to overturn.

Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet

are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect it from overheating,

and these openings must not be blocked or covered.

The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer???s instructions have been adhered to.

Power sources This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or local power company. For products intended to operate from battery power or other sources, refer to the operating instructions.

Grounding or polarization This product may be equipped with a polarized alternating-current 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 safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

Power-cord protection Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on, rolled over or pinched by items placed upon or against them or otherwise subject to abuse, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the product.

Outdoor antenna grounding

If an outside antenna or cable

information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure,

grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode.

Lightning For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system.This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.

Power lines An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.

Overloading Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, and integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

Object and liquid entry Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points

or short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

Servicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Damage requiring service Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:

1When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

2If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the product.

3If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

4If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation.

5If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.

6When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance ??? this indicates a need for service.

Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards.

Safety check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition.

Heat The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat as well as direct sunlight. If the product experiences sudden changes in temperature, moisture may form inside the product.

Protect the power cord Do not damage the power cord. Damage to the power cord may cause a fire or shock hazard. When unplugging the power cord, please hold it by the plug and remove it carefully.

Do not place heavy objects on the Hard Disk Recorder

Heavy objects placed on the Hard Disk Recorder will cause damage. (This does not mean your cable box). The top of the Hard Disk Recorder is also slotted to provide ventilation. Do not obstruct these ventilation slots.

Avoid extremely hot locations Do not place the Hard Disk Recorder over or near any kind of heater or regulator, in direct sunlight, inside a closed vehicle, etc.

Avoid sudden temperature changes Do not move the Hard Disk Recorder suddenly between areas of extreme temperature variation. If the Hard Disk Recorder is suddenly moved from a cold place to a warm place, moisture may condense in the unit.

Protect the hard disk Do not apply any shock to the Hard Disk Recorder at all times in order to avoid damage to the hard disk.

Information

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

???Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna;

???Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver;

???Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected;

???Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user???s authority to operate the equipment.

If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ television technician for additional suggestions. The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful:

???How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems.???

This booklet is available from the US Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 20402, Stock No.004-000-00345-4.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated ???dangerous voltage??? within the product???s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the product.

Before

Using!

Use

Now!

1.On the back of the Hard Disk Recorder remote, pull back on the tab and lift the battery cover off.

3.Press the battery cover back into place.

2.Match the + and - marks on the batteries to the + and - marks in the battery case, then insert the batteries.

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4.Test the unit by pressing POWER. If the batteries are inserted correctly, the red light will blink.

Replay Zones

Go here to record special television programming organized in categories for you. In this frequently updated area, you???ll find the best of what???s on in an easy-to-use lineup.

Replay Guide

Go here to watch your recorded shows. Every show that the Hard Disk Recorder records is stored in the Replay Guide until you delete it or it???s replaced by the next recorded show. Also listed are the upcoming recordings you have set.

Channel Guide

To record any show that is available to you, start from the Channel Guide. The Channel Guide is an interactive, on- screen program guide that lists seven days of television information for all of the channels you currently receive.

Messages

You???ll receive a welcome message after completing the on-screen setup of the Hard Disk Recorder for the first time. Messages occasionally appear to inform you of special occurrences while using the Hard Disk Recorder. If you see that a new message has been received, highlight Message and press SELECT. Read the new message and take the appropriate action.

Find Shows

Select Find Shows to quickly locate a show for recording using a keyword search. After the Hard Disk Recorder searches for you, you can set a show for recording, or create a theme channel based on your search.

C

D

Telephone Splitter

(supplied)

A

RF Cable

INPUT

Hard Disk Recorder

B

Connecting the incoming television signal

The ANT/CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder is reserved for a regular antenna, or the RF cable from a cable system source. The cable system source can be either the actual cable coming from the wall (cable direct) or from the OUTPUT jack of a cable box. If your cable box has Audio and composite Video output, connect an A/V cable to the LINE INPUTs on the Hard Disk Recorder. Select the appropriate setup from the connection options on pages 10~17.

NOTE ??? When using ???Nut type??? RF coaxial cables, tighten with fingers only. Overtightening may damage the terminals.

Modifying an older type antenna

If your regular antenna does not have an RF cable and compatible connector, like the one illustrated (for example, your antenna is 300-ohm flat twin leads, or separate UHF and VHF antennas) you will need an adapter or combiner to connect it to the Hard Disk Recorder. These adapters can be found at most electronics stores.

Connecting a composite-video television

1.Connect the yellow video cable from one of the yellow VIDEO terminals in the LINE OUT cluster on the Hard Disk Recorder to the yellow VIDEO IN terminal on your television.

2.Connect one end of the red and white audio cables to the AUDIO terminals in the LINE OUT cluster on the Hard Disk Recorder that are in line with the yellow video terminal you used. For example, if you used LINE 1 for video, use LINE 1 for audio.

Audio Cables

Video Cable

NOTES

Television

???If your TV has only one AUDIO IN jack, use the white plug and leave the red plug unattached on both the Hard Disk Recorder and your television. You may purchase an adapter that combines the two audio cables and then connect it to the TV???s available AUDIO jack.

???If your television has an S-video terminal, see page 13.

???If your TV has a VHF/UHF jack only, you need to purchase an RF modulator. You will only get mono audio this way. However, you can avoid using an RF modulator by connecting the Hard Disk Recorder to a VCR. See ???Connecting the Hard Disk Recorder to a TV That Has a VHF/UHF Jack Only??? on page 11.

???Refer to your TV???s operating instructions for more information on connecting devices to your TV.

Connecting a Cable Box to the Hard Disk Recorder

1. Connect the incoming television signal to the IN jack on your cable box.

2. Connect the RF cable from the OUT jack on your cable box to the ANT/CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

3. Attach the cable box controller. See ???Satellite Receiver and Cable Box Controllers??? on page 10.

4. Follow the B ~ E instructions on page 9 for A/V connection, telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTES

???If your cable box has A/V OUT jacks, connect an A/V cable from these jacks to the INPUT jacks on the

Hard Disk Recorder instead of using the RF cable.

???Refer to your TV or cable box owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

Connecting the Hard Disk Recorder to a TV That Has a VHF/UHF Jack Only

Use this option if you have a television with a VHF/UHF jack only. If you do not have a VCR, you will need to purchase and use an RF modulator.

1. Connect the incoming television signal to the ANT/ CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

2. Connect an A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your VCR, matching like colors.

3. Connect the RF cable from the OUT jack on your VCR to the VHF/UHF jack on your television.

4. Follow the C ~ E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTES

???This setup is not recommended for viewing copy-protected programming. Passing the signal through a VCR may reduce video quality.

???You will only get mono audio this way. If you need to purchase an RF modulator, follow the connection instructions that come with the modulator.

???To use the Hard Disk Recorder with this option, you will need to set the input on your VCR to display the output from the Hard Disk Recorder. To do this, press the Input Select or TV/ VTR (TV/VCR) button on your VCR.

???You may also need to tune your TV to the channel that displays auxiliary input.

???Refer to your TV or VCR owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

TV

VHF/UHF

R AUDIO L VIDEO

IN

Cable Box

Hard Disk Recorder

TV

VHF/UHF

VCR

Hard Disk Recorder

Connecting a Cable Box and an A/V Receiver to the Hard Disk Recorder

1. Connect the incoming television signal to the IN jack on your cable box.

2. Connect the RF cable from the OUT jack on your cable box to the ANT/CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

3. Connect an A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the IN jacks on your A/V receiver, matching like colors.

4. Connect an A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on your A/V receiver to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your TV, matching like colors.

5. Attach the cable box controller. See ???Satellite Receiver and Cable Box Controllers??? on page 10.

6. Follow the C ~ E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTES

???If your cable box has A/V OUT jacks, connect an A/V cable from these jacks to the INPUT jacks on the Hard Disk

Recorder instead of using the RF cable.

???Refer to your TV, cable box or A/V receiver owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

If you have separate speakers, do the following steps instead of step 4 above.

a. Connect the Audio cable from the AUDIO OUT jacks on your A/V receiver to the speakers.

b. Connect the Video cable from MONITOR OUT jack on your A/V receiver to the VIDEO IN jack on your television.

TV

VHF/UHF

R AUDIO L VIDEO

IN

Cable Box

A/V Receiver

TV

VHF/UHF

R AUDIO L VIDEO

IN

Cable Box

A/V Receiver

AUX1

Connecting a Satellite Receiver to the Hard Disk Recorder (Using S-Video)

1. Connect the incoming television signal to the IN jack on your satellite receiver.

2. Connect the red and white Audio plugs of an A/V cable from the AUDIO OUT jacks on your satellite receiver to the LINE 2 INPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder, matching like colors.

3. Connect an S-Video cable from the S-VIDEO OUT jack on your satellite receiver to the S-VIDEO IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

4. Connect the red and white Audio plugs of an A/V cable from the LINE 2 OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the AUDIO IN jacks on your television, matching like colors.

6. Connect an S-Video cable from the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the Hard Disk Recorder to the S-VIDEO IN jack on your television.

7. Attach the satellite receiver controller. See ???Satellite Receiver and Cable Box Controllers??? on page 10.

8. Follow the C ~ E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTES

???Leave the yellow video cable unattached on your satellite receiver, the Hard Disk Recorder and television.

???Refer to your TV or satellite receiver owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

Connecting a Satellite Receiver and A/V Receiver to the Hard Disk Recorder (Using S-Video)

1. Connect the incoming television signal to the IN jack on your satellite receiver.

2. Connect an A/V cable from the AUDIO OUT jacks on your satellite receiver to the LINE 2 INPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder, matching like colors.

3. Connect an S-Video cable from the S-VIDEO OUT jack on your satellite receiver to the S-VIDEO IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

4. Connect the Audio cable from the AUDIO OUT jacks on your A/V receiver to the speakers. Then, connect the S-Video cable from MONITOR OUT jack on your A/V receiver to the S-VIDEO IN jack on your television. (Note: If you do not have separate speakers, see step 4 on page 12.)

5. Connect an S-Video cable from the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the Hard Disk Recorder to the S-VIDEO IN jack on your A/V receiver.

6. Connect an A/V cable from the AUDIO OUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the IN jacks on your A/V receiver, matching like colors.

7. Attach the satellite receiver controller. See ???Satellite Receiver and Cable Box Controllers??? on page 10.

8. Follow the C ~ E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTE

???Refer to your TV, satellite receiver, or A/V receiver owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

TV

VHF/UHF

R AUDIO L VIDEO S-VIDEO

IN

IN

Satellite Receiver

OR

Hard Disk Recorder

TV

Satellite Receiver

OR

A/V Receiver

Hard Disk Recorder

Connecting a Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, and VCR to the Hard Disk Recorder

1. Connect an A/V cable from the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks on your cable box to the INPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder, matching like colors.

2. Connect an A/V cable from the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jack on your satellite receiver to the INPUT jack on the Hard Disk Recorder, matching like colors.

3. Connect an A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your VCR, matching like colors.

4. Connect a second A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the AUDIO/ VIDEO IN jacks on your television, matching like colors.

5. Connect an A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on your VCR to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your television, matching like colors.

6. Attach your cable box and satellite receiver controllers. See ???Satellite Receiver and Cable Box Controllers??? on page 10.

7. Follow the C ~ E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTES

???If your cable box does not have A/V OUT jacks, connect an RF cable from the OUT jack to the

ANT/CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

???Refer to your TV, cable box, satellite receiver, or

VCR owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

TV

VHF/UHF

IN

Cable Box

Satellite Receiver

Connecting a Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, A/V Receiver, and VCR to the Hard Disk Recorder

1. Connect an RF cable from the OUT jack on your cable box to the ANT/CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

2. Connect an A/V cable from the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks on your satellite receiver to the INPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder, matching like colors.

3. Connect an A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your VCR, matching like colors.

4. Connect a second A/V cable from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the AUDIO/ VIDEO IN jacks on your A/V receiver, matching like colors.

5. Connect the Audio cable from the AUDIO OUT jacks on your A/V receiver to the speakers. Then, connect the Video cable from the MONITOR OUT jack on your A/V receiver to the VIDEO IN jack on your television. (Note: If you do not have separate speakers, see step 4 on page 12.)

6. Connect an A/V cable from the AUDIO VIDEO OUT jacks on your VCR to the AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your A/V receiver, matching like colors.

7. Attach your cable box and satellite receiver controllers. See ???Satellite Receiver and Cable Box Controllers??? on page 10.

8. Follow the C~E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTE

???Refer to your TV, cable box, satellite receiver, A/V receiver, or VCR owner???s manual for more information on connecting to these components.

TV

VHF/UHF

R AUDIO L VIDEO

IN

Cable Box

Satellite Receiver

A/V Receiver

S-VIDEO

DVD

AUX1

Watching One Show While Recording Another on the Hard Disk Recorder

Use a cable splitter and attach RF cables to both the Hard

Disk Recorder and your television if you want to watch one show while recording another show on the Hard Disk

Recorder.

1. Connect the incoming RF cable from the wall to the IN jack on the 2-way splitter.

2. Connect an RF cable from one OUT jack on the 2-way splitter to the ANT/CATV IN jack on the Hard Disk Recorder.

3. Connect another RF cable from the other OUT jack on the 2-way splitter to the VHF/UHF jack on your television.

4. Follow the C ~ E instructions on page 9 for telephone connection, AC power connection, and setup.

NOTE

???Refer to your TV owner???s manual for more information on making connections to your television.

TV

VHF/UHF

R AUDIO L VIDEO

IN

Hard Disk Recorder

3

4 Press PLAY to accept and continue with Setup, or press STOP to reject and exit setup.

If you make a mistake on any setup screen,

Press REW to return to the previous screen and start over.

If you make a mistake on any number-input screen,

Press STOP to clear the numbers and re-enter.

5 Press Number buttons to enter the area code, then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

???Each night, a phone call is made to the ReplayTV Service to update current channel guide listings for your area.

???To receive the latest information from the ReplayTV Service, make sure the telephone cable is always connected to the Hard Disk Recorder.

6 Press Number buttons to enter your five-digit ZIP Code, then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

???The Hard Disk Recorder uses your zip code to provide you with listings for the channels available in your local area.

2HARD DISK

RECORDER

2 POWER

5 Number

6 buttons

REW

3 PLAY

4

5

6

4 STOP

7 Press Number buttons to enter the dialing prefix, then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

???Press DISPLAY for *; press ENTER for #; and press PAUSE for ,.

???Some telephone systems must dial a special number prior to placing a phone call, to disable call waiting for example. If your phone system requires a special number, enter it on this screen.

8 The Hard Disk Recorder calls the ReplayTV Service to retrieve local telephone numbers and TV channels.

???You are notified of the progress of the connection, and if any errors occur during the connection.

???This connection to the ReplayTV Service lasts about 5 minutes.

???The internal Hard Disk Recorder clock and time zone are set during this connection.

???This connection also provides the Hard Disk Recorder with TV channel information for your local area.

If the connection failed,

Press PLAY to try connecting again.

Or, press REW repeatedly to return to the previous screen and confirm each setting item. Then, re-enter the correct information.

9 Press / to select your local number, then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

???The ReplayTV Service finds local phone numbers based on the information you provided.

???You can change the number later by pressing MENU and selecting ??? Setup??? and then ???Change Dialing & Input Settings.???

10 Press / to select the dialing method, then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

???Choose the dialing method for your area. For example, a direct call, or if you need to dial a prefix and/or area code.

11 Press/to select the device you have connected to the LINE 1 input, then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

???If nothing is connected to LINE 1, just press PLAY.

7 Number

buttons

ENTER

9/

10buttons

11

7 PLAY

9

10

11

PAUSE

REW

MENU

DISPLAY

NOTE

??????Other??? is reserved for future devices that may be connected to the Hard Disk Recorder.

12 Complete all the remaining input settings.

You will be asked to provide information about all the remaining devices that you have connected to the Hard Disk Recorder.

???Once you get the hang of the first screen, you should be able to complete the following screens on your own.

???See ???Input Options??? on page 21 for information on the choice on each configuration.

Once you have completed all of the setup screens, you will see the Setup Summary screen. This screen allows you to make changes if necessary.

13 To change a setting...

a. Press / to select the option, then press PLAY to display the screen that you want to change.

b. After your change is finished, press PLAY to finish the setup.

If you do not want to make any changes...

Press / to select ???Keep all settings,??? then press PLAY to move to the next screen.

The Hard Disk Recorder connects to the ReplayTV Service to complete the setup. This connection lasts approximately 20 minutes, during which the Hard Disk Recorder receives channel and program information for your local area.

Once the connection is completed, you will be able to use the Hard Disk Recorder.

14 Press PLAY to begin using the Hard Disk Recorder.

???To select shows to watch from an on-screen guide, press CHANNEL GUIDE.

???The Replay Guide is an on- screen collection of all the shows you record. There aren???t any recorded shows now. Though, you can watch an instructional video by going to the Replay Guide. Press REPLAY GUIDE.

Changing Your Setup Later On

If you move, add another telephone service, change video equipment, or do something else that requires updating the information you provided during first- time setup, you may change the information at any time.

1. Press MENU.

2. Select ???Setup??? from the Main Menu.

3. Select ???Change Dialing & Input

Settings??? from the Setup screen.

4. Select an option to change by pressing/and SELECT.

CHANNEL

GUIDE

REPLAY

GUIDE

13/

buttons

SELECT

13PLAY

14

MENU

NOTE

???The internal Hard Disk Recorder clock is set during the initial connection to the ReplayTV Service to ensure that the shows you choose to record are recorded completely.

your device.

5 Press DISPLAY to test if the code is correct for your device.

???The cable box or satellite receiver will turn off if the code is correct.

???If the code does not work, try each additional code for your device.

6 Press PLAY to use the code you select and move to the next screen.

4 Number

buttons

3/

buttons

3 PLAY

6

5 DISPLAY

Before you begin...

You must have connected the Hard Disk Recorder to your television and completed the on-screen setup.

Viewing Live Television

You use the Hard Disk Recorder remote control to watch television just like you normally would using your television remote control.

1 Press TV, then press POWER to turn on your television.

???See ???Universal Remote Control??? on page 42~44 if you have not programmed the Hard Disk Recorder remote control to operate your television.

2 Press HARD DISK RECORDER, then press

POWER to turn on the Hard Disk Recorder.

3 Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

??? You can also select ???Channel Guide??? from the Main Menu.

4 Press / // to select a current show (light blue listing) in the Channel Guide, then press SELECT.

Browse Preset Channels

Press CHANNEL + (up) or CHANNEL - (down).

(Note: If the Hard Disk Recorder is currently recording a show, you???ll need to stop the recording by pressing STOP on the remote before browsing channels.)

Select a Channel by Number Button(s)

Press Number Buttons to select a channel

Switch Quickly between Two Channels

Press JUMP to switch to the last show you were watching, and JUMP again to switch back to the first show. This can also be between two pre-recorded shows, and between a live show and a recorded show.

Get Information on a Show You???re Viewing

Press DISPLAY to get program information???a synopsis of the current program you???re watching, and information about the length of the show. Press DISPLAY again or EXIT to dismiss the information, or it will fade away in 15 seconds.

NOTE

???Whenever you start watching a live show, the Hard Disk Recorder automatically starts recording the show, and the recording is temporarily preserved in the Hard Disk Recorder???s recording space. Even if you delay viewing by using the pause and rewind features, recording continues. Recording stops if you change to a live or pre-recorded show.

2 HARD DISK

RECORDER

1 POWER

2

1 TV

Number Buttons

3 CHANNEL

GUIDE

ENTER

CHANNEL + /-

bRETURN TO

LIVE

4/ // buttons

4 SELECT

a INSTANT

REPLAY

EXIT

STOP

DISPLAY

JUMP

Using Instant Replay

The Instant Replay feature lets you skip back seven seconds during a live or recorded show.

It???s the perfect way to ensure you don???t miss a single word of dialogue in your favorite movie, or any of the important action in a game.

a Press INSTANT REPLAY while you???re watching a live or recorded show.

???You???ll instantly skip back seven seconds and begin watching again from there.

???You can repeatedly press INSTANT REPLAY and move back in seven second increments.

b Press RETURN TO LIVE when you want to go back to the live broadcast.

Pausing Live Television and

Recorded Shows

The Hard Disk Recorder???s pause feature lets you attend to interruptions without missing a moment of your favorite television shows. You can pause whatever you???re watching: recorded Replay shows or live television.

1 Press PAUSE while you???re watching a live television show or a recorded show.

???An on-screen message notifies you how much pause time remains.

???Press DISPLAY to see how far you are behind the live show. To avoid screen burn in, press EXIT to dismiss the on-screen displays. See ???Screen Burn In??? on page 53 for more information.

where you left off.

??? You can also press RETURN TO LIVE if you want to catch up with the live broadcast.

Using Stop

Stop works very much like pause. You can use stop while watching a live television broadcast or when watching a Replay show. Pressing STOP displays a Hard Disk Recorder screen, rather than ???freezing??? the image of the show you???re watching. Even though you press STOP, you can still return to where you left off in the live broadcast or Replay show by pressing PLAY, or press RETURN TO LIVE to catch up with a live broadcast.

NOTES

???When you pause a live broadcast, it continues to record on the hard disk.

???When recording begins, the pause screen is cancelled.

Using Rewind and Fast Forward

The Hard Disk Recorder records what you want it to record. It also records live television when you start watching a show. If you???re watching a live show, you can rewind to the point where you first started watching. Then, turn around and quickly move ahead using Fast Forward.

a Press REW (Rewind) after you have watched a show for a while.

???Press REW multiple times to select one of five rewind levels (level 1, which displays the rewind symbol on the screen, followed by 2x, 4x, 16x, and 20x).

???The show will begin playing when you reach the point where you started watching the show.

???Rewinding stops when you press PLAY, STOP, or FF.

b Pressshow. FF (Fast Forward) to go forward in the

???Press FF multiple times to select one of five fast-forward levels (level 1, which displays the fast forward symbol on the screen, followed by 2x, 4x, 16x, and 20x).

???The Live symbol will display on your screen when you have caught up with the live show.

RETURN TO

LIVE

a REW (Rewind)

2 PLAY

bFF

(Fast Forward)

1 PAUSE

EXIT

STOP

DISPLAY

Using Slow Motion

You can play your recorded Replay shows and even live television in slow motion with a couple remote control button presses.

1 Press PLAY/SLOW with a Replay show or live broadcast playing.

???The slow motion symbol in the lower right of the screen indicates that the show is now playing in slow motion.

2 Press FF (Fast Forward) to increase the speed of slow motion.

???Press FF (Fast Forward) twice or three times to speed up slow motion.

???Press REW (if in 2x or 3x slow motion) to move back one slow motion speed.

3 Press PLAY/SLOW to watch the show at normal speed or press RETURN TO LIVE to catch up with a live broadcast.

Using Frame Advance

Frame advance lets you watch a Replay show or a live broadcast in a frame-by-frame manner. This is a great feature to use with fast-moving scenes, when you want to slow things down so you can see every second of the action.

a Press PAUSE with a Replay show or live broadcast playing.

???The PAUSE symbol displays on the screen and the show remains on screen in a paused mode.

b Press FF (Fast Forward) with the show paused.

???Notice that as you press FF the show moves forward by a single frame.

???The show then pauses until you press FF again, or another button to cancel the frame advance feature.

c Repeatedly press FF (Fast Forward) to move ahead frame by frame.

d Press PLAY to watch the show at normal speed or press RETURN TO LIVE to catch up with a live broadcast.

3 RETURN TO dLIVE

INSTANT REPLAY

1

3 PLAY/SLOW

d

AQUICK SKIP

2 FF

b(Fast Forward)

c

a PAUSE

REW (Rewind)

Using QuickSkip

(Bypassing unwanted programming)

The QuickSkip feature automatically skips 30 seconds ahead in the show you???re watching. Use it to skip past undesired scenes, or, use it like a Fast Forward button. QuickSkip works for a live show only if you have used Pause or Rewind, and you are watching a show delayed.

A Press QUICK SKIP while you???re watching a delayed live show or a Replay show.

???You will instantly skip ahead 30 seconds in the show.

???Press it repeatedly to skip in 30-second segments. Use the INSTANT REPLAY button to quickly correct for overshoot.

A:Macrovision/CGMS-A viewable

B:Macrovision/CGMS-A not viewable

Selecting a Show

You can also go back 24 hours within the Channel Guide to see what programs have already aired. (See below.) So, if you missed a show, you can select it in the Channel Guide and have the Hard Disk

Recorder search for all the episodes that have not yet aired. Then, have the Hard Disk Recorder record a future airing of the show.

From the Channel Guide you can:

???scroll through listings for shows you want to watch in the next seven days

???select shows to watch or record

???tune to a specific channel

1 Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

??? You can also select ???Channel Guide??? from the Main Menu.

what has already aired. Then, search for episodes of a show that are upcoming.

??? As you move around, notice that the program information changes to the show you have selected.

To jump ahead 12 hours, press FF. To go back 12 hours, press REW.

To move up and down one screen at a time, press CHANNEL +/-.

To watch a channel in the Channel Guide, select a show that???s on now and press SELECT.

To go to a channel,

press Number Buttons, then press SELECT.

??? For example, press 9 - 0, then press SELECT to go to channel 90.

NOTES

???If you are using a cable or an antenna input and want to watch a live show while recording another on the Hard Disk Recorder, you should consider using a cable splitter.

See ???Watching One Show While Recording Another on the Hard Disk Recorder??? on page 16.

???Channel Guide information is sent to the Hard Disk Recorder from the ReplayTV Service each night. As long as you keep an active phone line plugged into the Hard Disk Recorder, you???ll always have seven days of the most up-to-date listings available.

Number Buttons

1 CHANNEL

GUIDE

CHANNEL +/-

2/ / /

buttons

SELECT

FF (Fast Forward)

REW (Rewind)

Channel Guide Screen

Channel Guide

Popup Menu Items

Program

Information

Channels

Tune to channel: go directly to the channel.

Record this show: set the recording options for this show then record it. See page 29.

Find all episodes: find more episodes of this show. See page 34.

Watching and Recording a Show

That Is Currently Airing

Light blue listings indicate shows that are on now.

1 Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

SELECT.

???Unless a show is recording on another channel, the Hard Disk Recorder will tune directly to the channel you???ve selected.

???The popup menu appears if you press ENTER after you

Or

Adjust the settings on the Record Options screen, then press REC to accept the settings.

???See ???Setting the Recording Options??? on page 29 for more information on the Record Options screen.

Recording a Single Upcoming Show

Follow these instructions if you want to record a single show using the current recording settings. To change the recording settings, see ???Setting the Recording Options??? on page 29.

a Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

b Press /// to select an upcoming show (dark blue listing) in the Channel Guide, then press REC.

???A solid red dot is placed next to the show you selected. This means that just this one show, or episode, will be recorded. To view the show after it has been recorded, go to the Replay Guide. See ???Watching a Show??? on page 37.

???If you want to change recording options of a show before it begins recording, select the show in the Channel Guide and select ??? Change options??? from the popup menu.

NOTE

???To cancel the recording, see ???Cancelling a Recording??? on page 28.

1 CHANNEL a GUIDE

ENTER

2/ // bbuttons

2 SELECT

3 REC

4 b

Extending Recording Time

If you want to record a show that may extend beyond its scheduled length, record the show immediately following the event. This is handy when recording a sporting event, which may go into extra innings or overtime.

Indication of Red Dots

In the Channel Guide, solid red dots indicate guaranteed recording. Hollow dots indicate non-guaranteed recording.

Guaranteed recording

Non-guaranteed recording

One dot appears on the Channel Guide listing if you???re recording only one episode; two dots appear if you???re recording all episodes.

???See ???Managing Recording Space??? on pages 40 and 41 for more information on guaranteed and non-guaranteed recordings.

Recording Multiple Episodes of

One Show

If you have a favorite show that airs once a week, or daily, you can set the Hard Disk Recorder to record every episode.

This is called a Show-based Replay channel. See ???Show-based Replay Channels??? and ???Theme-based Replay Channels??? on page 34.

Follow these instructions to record each episode of a show using the current recording settings. To change the recording settings, see ???Setting the Recording Options??? on page 29.

1 Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

??? You can also select ???Channel Guide??? from the Main Menu.

2 Press/// to select an upcoming show (dark blue) you wish to record in the Channel Guide, then press REC twice.

???Two solid red dots are placed next to the show you selected. This means that the Hard Disk Recorder will continuously record the most current episode of this show.

???To view an episode of the show after it has been recorded, go to the Replay Guide. See ???Watching a Show??? on page 37.

Cancelling a Recording

(Recording is not in progress)

You can cancel a recording in the Channel Guide at any time before the show starts.

Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

??? You can also select ???Channel Guide??? from the Main Menu.

???You???ll know it???s set to record because it has at least one red dot next to the show.

STOP twice.

1 CHANNEL a GUIDE

2/ // bbuttons

d

c SELECT

d

STOP

2 REC

To Cancel a Recording from the Channel Guide...

(Recording is in progress)

You can also cancel a recording in the Channel Guide by selecting the show and pressing REC once or twice.

??? The red dots are removed.

Setting the Recording Options

There may be times when you want to adjust the record settings for the show you want to record. For example, you might want to record movies or sporting events at higher quality than movies.

Follow these instructions to adjust the recording options of a show before you record it. To change the current record options for every show you select to record, see ???Setup??? on page 7.

1 Press CHANNEL GUIDE to display the Channel Guide.

??? You can also select ???Channel Guide??? from the Main Menu.

2

3 Press / to select ???Record this show,??? then press SELECT.

???The Record Options screen displays.

4 Press /to select an option you want to change. (See ???Record Options Settings??? below.)

5 Press SELECT or/to change a setting.

???Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have completed your changes.

???See below for more information on the Record Options.

6 Press / to select ???Done,??? then press SELECT to apply your changes.

???You can also press REC to apply your changes.

???The show will be recorded based on the settings you selected.

1 CHANNEL

GUIDE

2/ //

3 buttons

4

5

6

2 SELECT

3

5

6

REC

Recording Shows (continued)

Recording From Show Categories

Visit ReplayZones to create channels from topical television categories collected by the ReplayTV Service. Zones can be organized in topics like romantic comedies, sitcoms, action-adventure, cartoons, talk shows. ReplayZones change regularly, so check them out often to

record the best of what???s on TV.

1 Press REPLAY ZONES to display the ReplayZones screen.

???You can also select

???Replay Zones??? from the Main Menu.

2 Press / to search for your topic of interest, then press SELECT with your topic selected.

???The Zone you select displays, with its zone channels listed.

???You can go to the next Zone screen using

CHANNEL +/-.

3 Press/ to select a Zone channel, then press SELECT to select it.

???The Hard Disk Recorder searches your channel listings for shows matching the category.

???If you like the shows the Hard Disk Recorder found, you can create a Zone channel which will be stored in the Replay Guide. This means that whenever a show in this Zone category airs, the Hard Disk Recorder will record it for you. You can also select to record individual shows from the list.

To Record One of the Shows...

To Create a Show-based Replay Channel... See page 32.

To Cancel Recording of a Show...

CHANNEL

+/-

1 REPLAY

ZONES

2/

3 buttons

2 SELECT

3

Recording Shows Based On a

Theme You Choose

The Hard Disk Recorder lets you record shows based on any theme you choose. Themes can be topics such as golf, news, pets, even your favorite actor or director. For more information on themes, see ???Show-based Replay

Channels??? and ???Theme-based Replay Channels??? on page 34.

1 Press REPLAY ZONES to display the ReplayZones screen.

??? You can also select ???Replay Zones??? from the Main Menu.

2 Press /to select

???Create a Theme ,??? then press SELECT to select it.

???The on-screen keyboard displays.

???Repeat this step until you have typed the complete keyword.

???The letter you selected is entered in the text area near the top of the screen.

To make corrections,

Press // / to select ???Back,??? then press SELECT.* Then, repeat step 3.

To add a space between words,

Press// / to select ???Space,??? then press SELECT.*

??? Repeat this step until you have completed your changes.

6 Press / to select ???Done,??? then press SELECT to apply your changes.

???The Hard Disk Recorder searches through the 7 days of Channel Guide listings for shows that match the keyword you typed and the search settings you selected.

To go back and re-enter

your keyword and start over...

a. Press /// to select

???Change search options,??? then press SELECT.

b.Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to re-enter your keyword.

To create a Theme-based Replay channel for your keyword,

a. Press /// to select ???Create the ???keyword??? Theme channel,??? then press SELECT.

b.See ???Setting the Recording Options??? steps 4, 5, and 6 on page 29 to adjust the recording settings.

1 REPLAY

ZONES

2/ //

3 buttons

4

5

6

2 SELECT

3

4

6

FF

(Fast Forward)

REW

(Rewind)

*You can remove a character you typed by pressing REW, and also insert a space by pressing FF.

NOTES

???The Hard Disk Recorder searches only for an entire phrase, not for the separate words in a phrase.

???Use multiple-word themes if they help avoid confusion. For example, use ???Harrison Ford??? rather than ???Ford??? if you want movies with the actor but not shows about cars.

Recording Shows (continued)

To Record One of the Shows...

1. Press/to select the show you want to record. 2. Press REC to record the show.

??? One red dot is placed next to the episode you select.

Or

If you want to adjust the record options...

a. Press SELECT to display the popup menu. b. Press / to select ???Record this show.???

c. See ???Setting the Recording Options??? steps 4, 5, and 6 on page 29 to adjust the recording settings.

??? This single-record show will be stored in the Replay Guide.

To Create a Show-based Replay Channel...

1. Press/to select the show you want to record. 2. Press REC twice to record the show.

??? Two red dots are placed next to the episode you select.

Or

If you want to adjust the record options...

Repeat steps a, b, and c above.

??? This Show-based channel will be stored in the Replay Guide.

To Cancel Recording of a Show...

1. Press/ to select the show you want to cancel, then press SELECT.

2. Press/to select ???Turn off record ,??? then press

SELECT.

??? The red dot disappears.

NOTE

???If there???s enough recording space, you can select to record more than one of the shows on this screen. Or, set one show as a guaranteed record and another as non-guaranteed.

The non-guaranteed show will be recorded if space allows.

/ buttons

SELECT

REC

Finding Shows

To quickly find the exact show you???re looking for, use Find Shows. This is a great feature if there???s a particular show you???re looking for but don???t know what time or channel it???s on.

3 See ???Recording Shows Based on a Theme You Choose??? section on page 31 to type your keyword.

4 Press/to select the categories you want to change.

5 Press SELECT or/ to change a setting.

???Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have completed your changes.

???You can also apply your changes by pressing REC on the remote.

???The Hard Disk Recorder searches through the 7 days of Channel Guide listings for your show based on the keyword you chose and the search settings you selected.

???The search results are presented in the order that they???re airing. You have a few options on this screen. (See below.)

2/ //

4 buttons

5

6

2 SELECT

5

6

REC

1 MENU

To go back and re-enter

your keyword and start over...

a. Press /// to select

???Change search options,??? then press SELECT.

b.Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 above to re-enter your keyword.

To create a Theme-based Replay channel for the show,

a. Press /// to select ???Create the ???keyword??? Theme channel,??? then press SELECT.

b.Repeat ???Setting the Record Options??? steps 4, 5, and 6 on page 29 to adjust the recording settings.

To Record One of the Shows...

To Create a Show-based Replay

Channel...

To Cancel Recording of a Show...

See page 32.

Finding All Episodes of a Show

You can find every episode of a show that exists in the 7 days of Channel Guide information. This is a great feature if you want to see what each episode is about, then select which episode you would like to record.

1 Press CHANNEL

GUIDE to display the

Channel Guide.

???You can also select

???Channel Guide??? from the Main Menu.

2 Press/ // to select the show you want, then press

ENTER.

??? The popup menu displays.

???The Hard Disk Recorder searches through the 7 days of Channel Guide listings for every episode of the show.

???The search results are presented in the order that they???re airing.

To create a Theme-based Replay channel for the show,

a. Press /// to select ???Create the ???keyword??? Theme channel,??? then press SELECT.

b.See ???Setting the Recording Options??? steps 4, 5, and 6 on page 29 to adjust the recording settings.

To Record One of the Shows...

To Create a Show-based Replay Channel... See page 32.

To Cancel Recording of a Show...

NOTE

???If there???s enough recording space, you can select to record more than one of the shows on this screen. Or, set one show as a guaranteed record and another as non-guaranteed.

The non-guaranteed show will be recorded if space allows.

1 CHANNEL

GUIDE

2 ENTER

2/ //

3 buttons

3 SELECT

Show-based Replay Channels

You can set the Hard Disk Recorder to record a recurring show (daily or weekly) in the same time slot on the same channel.

Show-based recordings should be used to create Replay Channels that contain episodes of your favorite shows. They can be created from first run network channels or from syndicated channels. If you don???t know what channel a particular show is on or want to capture all episodes regardless of what channel it is aired on, you can create a Theme-based Replay channel using the name of the show as the theme. For example, a Show-based channel created from ???The X-Files??? on Sunday night at 9PM will only record episodes that broadcast at or around that time on that particular channel. A Theme-based channel with the theme of ???The X-Files??? will record any episode of The X-Files from any channel on at any time.

Theme-based Replay Channels

If you create a Theme-based channel using the keyword ???Friends,??? the Hard Disk Recorder will look for and record all programs with the word ???Friends??? on all channels???new Friends episodes and reruns, even ???Barney & Friends.???

Theme-based channels can be created using any theme that you are interested in. For example, an actor, director or category name can be used. The theme you create will dictate the shows that are recorded. Theme-based channels are great for recording shows that change time slots a lot. By creating a Theme-based channel, all episodes are recorded, regardless of what time they air. (Of course, you have to have enough recording space allocated to your channel.) Show-based channels take priority over Theme- based channels if there is a time conflict. Theme-based channels are lots of fun???you never know what the Hard Disk Recorder will find and record for you.

Every show that the Hard Disk Recorder records is stored in the Replay Guide. Any upcoming recordings you set are also listed here. This is where you go to watch your shows.

Replay Guide Screen

Program

Information

Replay

Channels

Replay Shows (light blue)

Changing Replay Channel

Characteristics

You can change the characteristics of a Replay channel at any time (changing the recording quality from

Extended to High, for example). The available menu items for the Replay channels you set up depends on the type of Replay channel.

Single record channels and Show-based channels contain the following choice:

--------> Change record options

Theme-based Replay channels contain the following choices:

--------> Change record options

--------> Change search options

--------> Find matching shows

Zone-based Replay channels contain the following choices:

--------> Change record options

--------> Find matching shows

Four Types of Replay Channels

The Replay Guide stores all your recorded shows and the shows set to record.

???Single record Replay channels: one episode or show.

???Show-based Replay channels: a series of episodes.

???Theme-based Replay channels: shows based on a Theme you select.

???Zone-based Replay channels: shows from

ReplayZones.

From the Replay Guide you can:

???See a list of shows the Hard Disk Recorder has recorded for you.

???Play recorded shows???from the beginning, or wherever you last left off.

???Delete shows you have previously recorded, or have scheduled to record.

To display the popup menu...

Select a Replay channel or a Replay show using /// buttons, then press SELECT.

1 Press REPLAY GUIDE to display the Replay Guide.

??? You can also select ???Replay Guide??? from the Main Menu.

then press SELECT.

???The Hard Disk Recorder searches through the 7 days of Channel Guide listings for shows that match the characteristics of the Replay channel.

???The shows that you see are shows that match the ReplayZones or Theme channel settings. These shows will be recorded if there???s space available and no recording conflicts exist (a guaranteed show, for example).

If you want to adjust the channel???s characteristics...

a. Press / to select ??? Exit,??? then press SELECT to go back to the Replay Guide.

b. Press /// to select the Replay channel, then press / to select one of the menu choices.

??? See ???Changing Replay Channel Characteristics??? on page 35.

To Record One of the Shows...

To Create a Show-based Replay Channel... See page 32.

To Cancel Recording of a Show...

NOTES

???If there???s enough recording space, you can select to record more than one of the shows on this screen. Or, set one show as a guaranteed record and another as non-guaranteed.

The non-guaranteed show will be recorded if space allows.

???If you select to record a single show or create a Show-based Replay channel, you may want to delete the Theme-based or Zone-based channel from the Replay Guide. This way, you will record the exact shows you want and eliminate the recording space taken by the Theme-based or Zone-based Replay channel.

1 REPLAY

GUIDE

2/ //

3 buttons

2 SELECT

3

Watching a Show

Watching a show that the Hard Disk Recorder has recorded for you is easy.

1 Press REPLAY GUIDE to display the Replay Guide.

??? You can also select ???Replay Guide??? from the Main Menu.

2 Press / // to select the recorded show (light blue) you want to watch, then press SELECT.

??? The popup menu displays.

???Select ???Play??? to watch the show from where you last left off.

???Select ???Play from beginning??? to watch the show from the start.

???The show will begin playing. All of the Hard Disk Recorder???s television control features (Stop, Fast Forward, Rewind, Pause, Slow Motion, Frame Advance, QuickSkip, Instant Replay) are available when you play recorded shows. See ???Controlling Live Television??? on pages 22~24 for more on these features.

Programming blocked by V-Chip technology

CHANNEL

+/-

1 REPLAY

GUIDE

2/ //

3 buttons

2 SELECT

3

Preserving a Show

You can preserve an episode of a show recorded in a Replay channel. Older episodes of Show-based and Theme-based Replay channels are deleted to make room for new episodes. Use this feature if you don???t want a particular episode to be replaced.

2 Press/to select the show you want to save in the Replay Guide, then press SELECT.

??? The popup menu displays.

3 Press / to select ???Preserve this episode,??? then press

SELECT.

???If there is enough guaranteed space to accommodate the length of the show, it is removed from its current Replay channel and moved into a new single-record guaranteed channel.

1 REPLAYGUIDE

2/ //

3 buttons

2 SELECT

3

Saving Shows to Videotape

For long-term archiving, or if you want to save a show permanently, you can save shows recorded by the Hard Disk Recorder to videotape. This way, you reserve more space for the Hard Disk Recorder to record other shows. The Hard Disk Recorder is not intended to be used as a long-term storage device.

Before you begin...

Make sure your VCR is properly connected to the Hard Disk Recorder. This is done by connecting cables from the OUTPUT jacks on the Hard Disk Recorder to the INPUT jacks on your VCR. The cables you use for this connection depend on the types of input jacks on your VCR. See page 14 and 15 for more on connecting a VCR to the Hard Disk Recorder.

3 Press/to select the show you want to save, then press SELECT.

??? The popup menu displays.

4 Press /to select ???Save to VCR,??? then press

SELECT.

5 Press SELECT with ???Continue??? highlighted to start the on-screen countdown.

6 Press the Record button on your VCR before the on-screen countdown reaches 1.

To delete the show once it???s done recording to videotape,

a. Press REPLAY GUIDE to display the Replay Guide.

b.Press /// to select the show that was recorded to a videotape, then press

SELECT.

c. Press / to select ???Delete ,??? then press SELECT.

d.Press / to select

???Yes ,??? then press SELECT.

???The show is permanently removed from the Replay Guide, freeing up more recording space.

REPLAY

GUIDE

3/ //

4 buttons

3 SELECT

4

5

NOTES

???Don???t press any buttons on the remote while the show is being saved to videotape or the on-screen displays will be recorded.

???Press the RECORD button on your VCR before the countdown reaches 1 if you want to record the information about the show. This will show you what the program is about when you watch the videotape later.

???Some VCRs take longer than others to begin recording. You may want to experiment to see when to begin recording on your VCR.

Recording Priorities

Guaranteed recordings take priority over non-guaranteed recordings; Show-based Replay channels take priority over Theme-based Replay channels. At the top of the priority list, guaranteed recording sets aside disk space to ensure that your show will be recorded. Think of it as a parking space: guaranteed shows have a reserved spot, always there for your show; non-guaranteed shows do not. If the guaranteed show is about to be recorded and space is needed, your non-guaranteed show may be removed, and the guaranteed show will take its reserved space.

NOTE

???Non-guaranteed shows that you choose to record appear in the Replay Guide even though they may not be recorded.

How to tell if a show is guaranteed

Indication of Guaranteed or

Non-guaranteed recording

In the Channel Guide, solid dots indicate guaranteed recording. Hollow dots indicate non-guaranteed recording. One dot appears on the Channel Guide listing if you???re recording only one episode; two dots appear if you???re recording all episodes.

Guaranteed recording

Non-guaranteed recording

Changing Volume Lock

The Hard Disk Recorder remote is set to control volume through your Hard Disk Recorder while in the CABLE, SAT(ellite), DVD, TV, or VCR modes. If your TV is not remote controllable, or you want to control volume through a different component, you can change the volume lock setting to control volume through a different mode (for example through a cable box while in

TV mode). You can set the volume lock to another mode.

1 Hold down CODE SET until the remote???s red LED blinks twice, then release.

2 Press 9 - 9 - 3, then press any mode button (except TV).

??? The red LED will blink twice.

Now, whenever you press VOLUME +/- or MUTE, volume will be controlled by your mode choice.

To change the volume lock setting back to TV mode...

Repeat steps 1 and 2 and substitute the TV mode button.

Setting Up Your Components

Locate the brand name of your component in the code lists on pages

45~49. The brands are listed in alphabetical order with the most popular codes for each brand listed first. You will use one of these codes to program the Hard Disk Recorder remote to operate your components.

a

b Press TV or SAT/CABLE or VCR/DVD* to select your components.

*If you want to operate TV or TV/VCR Combo volume control, press TV. If Satellite or Cable Box, press SAT/ CABLE. If VCR, TV/VCR Combo, or DVD, press VCR/DVD.

c Hold down CODE SET until the remote???s red LED blinks twice, then release.

d Press Number Buttons to enter the first four digit code of your component brand on pages 45~49.

???If you perform this procedure correctly, the red LED will blink twice when you enter the final digit of your code.

e Point the Hard Disk Recorder remote at your component, then press POWER. Your component

should turn off.

???If your component does not respond, repeat steps b-e, trying each code listed for your brand until you find the one that operates your component.

Red LED

1 CODE SET

c

e POWER bVCR/DVD

bSAT/CABLE

bTV

2 Number

dButtons

VOLUME +/-

MUTE

NOTES

???Remember, if you want to use your Hard Disk Recorder remote to operate your component, press the component???s mode button first. For example, press TV first if you want to operate your TV.

???The remote control will not operate all components made by manufactures listed. If you get no response, your particular brand cannot be controlled.

Searching for Your

Component???s Code

If your component does not respond to the Hard Disk Recorder remote after trying all of the codes listed for your brand, or if your brand is not listed, try searching for your code.

For example, if you try all of the codes for your TV and cannot get the Hard Disk Recorder remote to operate your TV, follow steps below.

???Make sure that the Hard Disk Recorder remote is aimed at your TV during the search.

???You may have to press this sequence of buttons (POWER* then TV) up to 100 times to search the entire library of codes.

*If you are searching for your VCR, or DVD player code, you may want to use PLAY instead of POWER to search for your code. When your VCR starts to play, press CODE SET to lock in your code.

??? Your Hard Disk Recorder remote is now programmed to operate your TV.

NOTE

???To search for the codes of your other components, repeat steps 1~6, and substitute the appropriate device button (TV, SAT/CABLE, or VCR/DVD) for the component.

Red LED

3 CODE SET

6

5 POWER

VCR/DVD

SAT/CABLE

2 TV

5

4 Number

Buttons

PLAY

1) For the first digit of your four-digit code, press 1 and count the number of times the red LED blinks on the remote.

2) For the second digit, press 2 and count the number of times the red LED blinks on the remote.

3) For the third digit, press 3 and count the number of times the red LED blinks on the remote.

4) For the fourth and final digit, press 4 and count the number of times the red LED blinks on the remote.

??? If the LED does not blink, the digit is zero.

NOTE

???To find out the code for your other components, repeat steps 1~4, and substitute the appropriate device button (TV, SAT/ CABLE, or VCR/DVD) for the component code you wish to learn.

Re-assigning Component Mode

Buttons

You can program the Hard Disk Recorder remote component mode buttons (TV, SAT/CABLE, or VCR/DVD) to control other home entertainment components.

For example, to control a TV, a cable box, and a DVD player, you will need to re-assign the VCR button to operate the DVD player, follow the steps below.

a Hold down CODE SET until the remote???s red LED blinks twice, then release.

b Press 9 - 9 - 2. The red LED will blink twice.

c Press VCR/DVD twice. The red LED will blink twice. You can now program the VCR/DVD button for your DVD player. d See ???Setting Up Your Components??? on page 42.

To reassign other component mode buttons...

Repeat steps a~d by substituting the button sequence from the list of popular components at right.

Red LED

2 CODE SET

a

c VCR/DVD

SAT/CABLE

1 TV

3 Number

4 buttons

b

Reassigning device keys

Note

If you are having trouble changing channels for cable box or satellite receiver using Hard Disk Recorder remote after you have set them by listed code number, try the following.

1.If your unit required 2 digits to tune a one-digit channel, enter the code for your unit but replace the first digit with

the number 6. If you are still having trouble, try entering the number 7. (For example: 0020 ---> 6020 or 7020)

2. If your unit required 3 digits to tune a one-digit channel, enter the code for your unit but replace the first digit with the number 8. If you are still having trouble, try entering the number 7. (For example: 0020 ---> 8020 or 9020)

Specifications

*Actual available recording time is not maximum because the ???Welcome Video??? is already recorded in the Replay Guide. To make the most of the available recording time, delete the welcome video from the Replay Guide or save it to a videotape.

Resetting Hard Disk Recorder

If the Hard Disk Recorder does not respond when you press buttons on the remote, press and hold the POWER button on the front of the unit for 10 seconds. The Hard Disk Recorder will start up in a few moments.

The Hard Disk Recorder???s green power LED does not need to be lighted to record shows. If you have a cable box or a satellite receiver, however, these device must remain on for the Hard Disk Recorder to record from them.

Screen Burn In

When any image is displayed on a television screen for an extended period of time, a permanent mark can remain even after the image is changed. This is called ???screen burn in.??? Projection TVs are the most susceptible to screen burn in. To prevent this, don???t leave the Channel Guide, or any other screen displayed when you don???t need to use them. You can also adjust the brightness of the Hard Disk Recorder screens to help prevent this. See ???Change Display Brightness??? on page 7.

NOTE

???To dismiss the Pause on-screen image from your TV screen and keep a show paused, press the EXIT button on the remote control.

Power LED

Solid green indicates the Hard Disk Recorder is on.

RECORDING LED

Lights red when the Hard Disk

Recorder is recording a show.

INPUT LINE 1

Audio(L/R)/video input connector with conventional (composite) video.

OUTPUT LINE 1

Audio(L/R)/video output connector with conventional (composite) video.

SERIAL CONTROL*

Serial port for linking a Satellite Receiver with a serial port.

ANT/CATV IN

Antenna/Cable input terminal.

S-VIDEO IN

S-Video input connector for LINE2.

IR BLASTER PORT*

Infrared (IR) jack for controlling a satellite or cable box with IR control.

1Code Set

Used to program the remote control to operate additional home entertainment components. See ???Setting Up Your Components??? on page 42.

2Hard Disk Recorder

Puts the remote control in the Hard Disk Recorder mode, giving you control of the Hard Disk Recorder features and functions.

3 TV 20 SAT/CABLE 21 VCR/DVD

Puts the remote control in a particular mode???to operate your television, satellite receiver, cable box, VCR, DVD, TV/VCR Combo, or laser disk. If a component does not respond when you press a remote control button (or responds incorrectly), press the appropriate device button (HARD DISK RECORDER, TV, SAT/CABLE, VCR/DVD) first to choose which component to operate.

4Number buttons

Use the keypad (0-9) to directly select channels (for example, 09 or 31).

5Channel Guide

Displays the Channel Guide, an on-screen guide of all the channels you receive.

6Replay Guide

Displays the Replay Guide, a menu of the shows the Hard Disk Recorder has recorded for you.

7Channel Up/Down

Enable you to select the next higher (or lower) television channel.

8Return to Live

Return to live television after using PAUSE, REW, FF or STOP.

9 Select Left 27 Right 26 Up 10 Down

Control navigation (move the yellow highlight bar) around on-screen menus.

11Instant Replay

Skips back 7 seconds in a live or recorded show.

Used to control the similar functions on your video components.

15Jump

Similar to a ???Last Channel??? or ???Recall??? button on a television remote control, allowing you to quickly jump back to the channel you were watching previously.

16Input

Press INPUT to switch the input of the chosen component. If you have more than one component connected to your television, you may have to scroll through several inputs to find the one that corresponds to the component you want to see on the screen.

17

18

19

22

23

24

25

28

29

32

33

35

Display

Activates the on-screen display function for each of your home entertainment components.

Red LED

Flashes red to indicate that the remote control is working and sending a signal.

POWER

Turns on or off the currently selected video component (Hard Disk Recorder, TV, VCR, cable box, or a re-assigned video component).

Enter

Operates the same way as the Enter button on your original television remote control. If your television remote control required you to use an Enter button to change channels, use the ENTER button on the Hard Disk Recorder remote control after entering the appropriate channel number.

Replay Zones

Takes you to the screen where you can create a Theme-based Replay channel and channels from topical television categories collected by the ReplayTV Service.

Volume Up/Down

Raises or lowers the sound volume on your television.

Mute

Turns television sound on or off.

Select

Use to choose options from a selected component???s menu or guide.

QuickSkip

Skips forward 30 seconds in a recorded show, allowing you to jump ahead through unwanted parts of the show. Also works for a live broadcast if you have used the STOP, PAUSE, or REW buttons.

Exit

Exit a selected component???s on-screen menu or guide.

TV/VCR

This button works the same way as the TV/VCR button on your original VCR remote control. It also controls the following functions in other modes: TV mode = TV/VIDEO; CABLE mode = A/B.

Menu

Press MENU to access the menu of your chosen component.

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