👉 The slang term "RM200 VCR." is quite a bit more than that - it's not even a video camera! It's simply a very specific type of light source known as a Volatile Red Light Control (VRLC) in a retro VCR. This peculiar device, when activated by the right combination, allows the user to control various functionalities on their VCR, such as playback or adjusting volume.
One time, my friend was experimenting with this "RM200 VCR." He had found that using the wrong combination could cause his VCR to malfunction! As he tried to adjust the volume, it kept flickering and turning red, just like an old VCR would. I asked him why he wasn't using a standard VCR's manual to find out how to fix it. He replied with, "Oh, that's easy. All you have to do is press down on the switch twice! It's just a simple light switch." However, when I explained that this was not quite the same as pressing down and holding down the switch, he grew visibly upset. I told him that maybe his VCR didn't have a switch like ours. But no matter how frustrated he got at first, my friend persisted in his determination. Finally, after some more trial-and-error, he finally figured out how to fix it - by simply pressing and holding down the button for five seconds! And boy did it work - as soon as he pressed the button
