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Tv/Vcr Combot25608 T25608 TV/ VCR COMBO diagonal 25"6-Head Stereo Hi-Fi Combo • 6-Head Stereo Hi-Fi VHS • Full Stereo A/V In and Out, Front and Rear • MTS Broadcast Stereo/SAP • Dark-Tint, High-Contrast Picture Tube • Quick-Start VHS Transport Drive • 3-Speed Visual Search • Quality Slow Motion Video and Special Effects • 8-Event/1-Month Timer Control • Trilingual On-Screen Display • Sleep and Alarm Timers • Stereo Headphone Jack • Dual Stereo Speakers T25608 Specifications • Cabinet • Auto Clock Set3 • Auto Power On, Auto Play, Eastern Metallic Silver. The Auto Clock Set3 circuitry reads the XDS Auto Rewind 3 1 2 broadcast signal containing time of day and Simply inserting a cassette in the VCR turns it • Dimensions: 23 /12" H, 24 /12" W, 19 /12" D date information, automatically setting the on (Auto Power On). When a prerecorded • Approx. Shipping Weight: 68.3 Lbs. clock during initial setup as well as after most cassette is inserted in the VCR, it automatically power interruptions. starts to play (Auto Play). When the end of the tape is reached, Auto Rewind automatically Remote • V-Chip Parental Control Puts control back into the hands of the rewinds the tape. • CRK76TYI viewer by blocking unwanted television • Clear Quality Slow Motion broadcasts with U.S. Government required circuitry. Blocks three types of programs: Picture regular television programs, broadcast Connections movies and unrated programs. • Dark-Tint, High-Contrast Picture Tube Program rating information is sent by • Front and Rear Audio/Video Inputs Dark glass picture tube delivers outstanding the broadcaster continuously during the Allows quick, easy access for direct audio and picture contrast for blacker blacks, brilliant program. The television will match program video connections for additional VCR, video whites and deep rich colors even in bright rating to user preference and block the entire game or video source. room conditions. program (when program is aired with the encoded signal). User preference is secured • Fixed Audio Outputs • 181-Channel Tuning Capability1 using a four-digit password. Connect TV to an external AV receiver or power Digitally controlled frequency tuning system amplifier to create a true home theater setup. “locks on” to cable and standard signals with unsurpassed accuracy. • Front Panel VCR Capabilities Sound • 6-Head System Four video recording and pick-up heads on • Two Stereo Front-Fired Speakers a single head drum provide improved special Front-fired full-range frequency drivers effect performance. With the new SFX design, • Back Panel provide excellent imaging while localizing you can visually pause on the tape at any speed, and slow-motion effects are clearer ANT/CABLE voices at the screen. IN OUT 75Ω and more jitter-free. Two additional AFM • Second Audio Program (SAP) AUDIO audio heads allow Stereo Hi-Fi recording LEFT Decodes the second audio program available and playback. The combination of six heads on some broadcasts. AUDIO allows full theatre video and audio, and RIGHT • MTS Broadcast Stereo Reception allows full stereo performance copying from VIDEO Receive and record stereo sound from MTS all high-level consumer and professional (Multichannel Television Sound) stereo TV camcorders. Using a T-160 tape, up to eight broadcasts, where available. hours of stereophonic audio can be recorded • Stereo Headphone Jack for extended playback, or six hours with any Listen privately with optional headphone. standard T-120 VHS tape. Convenience • 8-Event/1-Month Programmable Timer • Trilingual On-Screen Display The built-in timer memory can be preset up to Plus Allows the on-screen menu system to be one month in advance to record as many as eight different programs automatically. • Limited Warranty displayed in one of three languages (English, – 90 days for labor charges. French, or Spanish). • Digital Auto Tracking Plus – One year for parts. • On-Screen Menu System Combines the best performance of an – Two years for picture tube. On-screen displays make it easy to adjust automatic digital tracking scan system, which – See RCA dealer or visit www.rca.com for most picture, sound, and convenience automatically “locks” on the best signal, with complete details. features from the remote control. the added convenience of manual override. Manual up/down tracking is sometimes • Caption Vision Closed preferred when rental tapes have been Caption Capability2 damaged or recorded on older recorders 1 Check your cable company’s compatibility requirements. with tracking out of adjustment. 2 This television receiver provides display of television closed captioning in Assists the hearing impaired, helps children accordance with §15.119 of the FCC rules. This television receiver does not learn to read, and aids in the teaching of • Auto Repeat support color attributes of television closed captioning. English as a second language. Built-in Closed Automatically rewinds at the end of the tape 3 Subject to availability based on local off-air and cable broadcasts. Caption Decoder displays the audio portion and then begins replay. of a program as text on the TV screen (when program is aired with the encoded signal). • Programmable Timer System Convenient scheduling system can be used in a variety of ways: – Sleep Timer Automatically turns off the TV after a preset time period—for those times when you drift off to sleep in front of the television. – Alarm Timer ©2001 Thomson multimedia Inc. Wake up to your favorite morning show or turn on your television automatically to catch Form S-T25608 Trademark(s) ® Registered your favorite program. Marca(s) Registrada(s) Photos and features subject to change without notice. Illustration of product finish may vary from actual color. Screen sizes measured diagonally. Printed in the U.S.A. 3/01 PC30096 GAC38930.
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