Vcr/Dvd Punch-Through; Record Key - RCA RCU1010RF Mode D'emploi

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TV or CD/AUDIO Volume Punch-through (continued)
4. Press and release the SETUP key or LCD UP ARROW key
repeatedly until the Set Volume TV<>Audio Screen appears.
Press and release the LCD OK key.
5. The Set Volume TV<>Audio Screen remains in the
display with a solid arrow indicating the current setting.
Press and release the LCD LEFT or RIGHT ARROW key
to select TV or AUDIO. Press and release the LCD OK key
to save the selection.
• If AUDIO is selected, the display shows the Set Volume
AudioMode? Screen for Audio Mode to be used for
VOLUME/MUTE control. Press and release the desired
Audio Mode and press and release the LCD OK key
on the Confirm to Save? Screen to confirm and save.
• If TV is selected, press and release the LCD OK key
on the Confirm to Save? Screen to confirm and save.
6. The LCD displays the Set More Options? Screen. To exit the
Setup Mode, press and release the LCD EXIT key, followed
by the LCD OK key on the Exit Setup Screen.

VCR/DVD Punch-through

Your RCU1010RF punches through the five transport keys (REVERSE, PLAY, FORWARD, STOP and
PAUSE) to VCR or DVD Mode, whichever was used most recently. Punch-through to VCR or DVD
transport keys on the rubber keypad is only allowed for TV, VCR, DVD and Cable Modes. The AUX,
SAT and CD/AUDIO transport keys are dedicated to their programmed modes. (
Mode for PVR/DVR.)
The LCD shows component changes for the VCR or DVD Punch-through keys if they are
Note:
pressed in other modes (e.g., if you are in Cable Mode and you press and release PLAY, either
VCR or DVD is displayed in the LCD).

Record Key

In the VCR and AUDIO/CD Modes (including Punch-through), the LCD RECORD key must be
pressed twice before the command is sent. This is also true if a VCR component is programmed
under any other mode. The exceptions are for DVD and SAT codes, where the LCD RECORD
key transmits the command after only a single RECORD keypress. (
under the VCR Mode.)
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