JVC HR-S9850EU User's Manual

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VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

PULL/OPEN

24H EXPRESS

PR

PUSH/TURN

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CONTENTS

SAFETY FIRST 2

Safety Precautions ....................................... 2

INDEX 4

INSTALLING YOUR NEW RECORDER 10

Basic Connections .................................... 10

S-VIDEO Connection ................................ 11

INITIAL SETTINGS 12

Auto Set Up .............................................. 12

Preset Download ...................................... 14

Language .................................................. 16

SAT CONTROL SET 17

Satellite Receiver Control Setting .............. 17

T-V LINK 19

T-V Link Functions .................................... 19

PLAYBACK 20

Basic Playback .......................................... 20

Playback Features ..................................... 21

RECORDING 24

Basic Recording ........................................ 24

Recording Features ................................... 25

B.E.S.T. Picture System ............................. 29

TIMER RECORDING 30

S HOW V IEW® Timer Programming .............. 30

Express Timer Programming ...................... 32

24 Hour Express Timer Programming ........ 34

Automatic Satellite Programme

Recording ................................................. 38

REMOTE CONTROL 39

Remote Control Functions ......................... 39

VIDEO NAVIGATION 42

Navigation ................................................ 42

Edit Title ................................................... 44

Find Title .................................................. 48

EDITING 51

Edit From A Camcorder ............................ 51

Output/Input Set ....................................... 52

Edit To Or From Another Video Recorder ... 54

Audio Dubbing ......................................... 56

Insert Editing ............................................. 58

Random Assemble Editing ........................ 60

Synchro Editing ......................................... 62

Information On J Terminal ........................ 63

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS 64

Connecting To A Satellite Receiver ........... 64

Connecting/Using A Decoder ................... 66

Connecting/Using A Stereo System ........... 67

SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS 68

Mode Set .................................................. 68

Tuner Set .................................................. 72

Video Channel Set .................................... 78

S HOW V IEW® System Setup ........................ 79

Clock Set .................................................. 80

TROUBLESHOOTING 82

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 85

SPECIFICATIONS 86

LIST OF TERMS 87

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Safety Precautions

SAFETY FIRST

The rating plate and the safety caution are on the rear of the unit.

WARNING: DANGEROUS VOLTAGE INSIDE

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT

TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION

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When you are not using the recorder for a long period of time, it is recommended that you disconnect the power cord from the mains outlet.

Dangerous voltage inside. Refer internal servicing to qualified service personnel. To prevent electric shock or fire hazard, remove the power cord from the mains outlet prior to connecting or disconnecting any signal lead or aerial.

WARNING

There are two different types of SECAM colour systems: SECAM-L, used in FRANCE (also called

SECAM-West), and SECAM-B, used in Eastern European countries (also called SECAM-East).

1. This recorder can also receive SECAM-B colour television signals for recording and playback.

2. Recordings made of SECAM-B television signals produce monochrome pictures if played back on a video recorder of SECAM-L standard, or do not produce normal colour pictures if played back on a

PAL video recorder with SECAM-B system incorporated (even if the TV set is SECAM-compatible).

3. SECAM-L prerecorded cassettes or recordings made with a SECAM-L video recorder produce monochrome pictures when played back with this recorder.

4. This recorder cannot be used for the SECAM-L standard. Use a SECAM-L recorder to record SECAM-L signals.

IMPORTANT

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Please read the various precautions on pages 2 and 3 before installing or operating the recorder.

It should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record pre-recorded tapes, records, or discs without the consent of the owner of copyright in the sound or video recording, broadcast or cable programme and in any literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.

● Cassettes marked “S-VHS” and “VHS” can be used with this video cassette recorder. However, S-VHS recordings are possible only with cassettes marked “S-VHS”.

By using the S-VHS ET function, it is possible to record and play back with S-VHS picture quality on VHS cassettes with this recorder.

● S

HOW V IEW is a registered trademark of Gemstar Development Corporation. The S HOW V IEW system is manufactured under licence from Gemstar Development Corporation.

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For Italy:

“It is declared that this product, brand JVC, conforms to the Ministry Decree n. 548 of 28 Aug.’95 published in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic n. 301 of 28 Dec.’95”

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The STANDBY/ON

1

button does not completely shut off mains power from the unit, but switches operating current on and off. “

`

” shows electrical power standby and “

!

” shows ON.

Video tapes recorded with this video recorder in the LP/EP (Long Play/Extended Play) mode cannot be played back on a single-speed video recorder.

When the equipment is installed in a cabinet or a shelf, make sure that it has sufficient space on all sides to allow for ventilation (10 cm or more on both sides, on top and at the rear.)

When discarding batteries, environmental problems must be considered and the local rules or laws governing the disposal of these batteries must be followed strictly.

Failure to heed the following precautions may result in damage to the recorder, remote control or video cassette.

1. DO NOT place the recorder ...

... in an environment prone to extreme temperatures or humidity.

... in direct sunlight.

... in a dusty environment.

... in an environment where strong magnetic fields are generated.

... on a surface that is unstable or subject to vibration.

2. DO NOT block the recorder’s ventilation openings or holes.

(If the ventilation openings or holes are blocked by a newspaper or cloth, etc., the heat may not be able to get out.)

3. DO NOT place heavy objects on the recorder or remote control.

4. DO NOT place anything which might spill on top of the recorder or remote control.

(If water or liquid is allowed to enter this equipment, fire or electric shock may be caused.)

5. DO NOT expose the apparatus to dripping or splashing.

6. DO NOT use this equipment in a bathroom or places with water. Also DO NOT place any containers filled with water or liquids (such as cosmetics or medicines, flower vases, potted plants, cups, etc.) on top of this unit.

7. DO NOT place any naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, on the apparatus.

8. AVOID violent shocks to the recorder during transport.

MOISTURE CONDENSATION

Moisture in the air will condense on the recorder when you move it from a cold place to a warm place, or under extremely humid conditions—just as water droplets form in the surface of a glass filled with cold liquid. Moisture condensation on the head drum will cause damage to the tape. In conditions where condensation may occur, keep the recorder turned on for a few hours to let the moisture dry.

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FRONT VIEW

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INDEX

A STANDBY/ON 1 Button 墌 pg. 12

B Infrared Beam Receiving Window

C Timer # Button 墌 pg. 31, 33, 34

D Stop/Eject 0 Button 墌 pg. 20, 24

E SAT # Indicator 墌 pg. 38

F SAT # Button 墌 pg. 38

G Counter Reset 0000 Button 墌 pg. 25

H Cassette Loading Slot

I Audio Dubbing (A.DUB) Button 墌 pg. 57

J Record 7 Button 墌 pg. 24

K Pause 9 Button 墌 pg. 21

L 24H EXPRESS # Button 墌 pg. 34

M Play 4 Button 墌 pg. 20

N Advanced JOG Dial 墌 pg. 20, 34

O S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO Input Connectors

墌 pg. 51, 56, 58

P S-VHS ET Indicator 墌 pg. 27, 71

Q S-VHS ET Button 墌 pg. 27

R SYNCHRO 7 / 79 Button 墌 pg. 62

S Front Display Panel 墌 pg. 6

T INSERT Button 墌 pg. 59

U INDEX MARK Button 墌 pg. 22

V INDEX ERASE Button 墌 pg. 22

To access covered connectors, pull and open the connector cover.

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A Mains Power Cord 墌 pg. 10

B S OUT Connector 墌 pg. 11

C AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT Connector

墌 pg. 10, 54, 64, 65, 66

D J Terminal [JLIP (Joint Level Interface Protocol)

Connector] 墌 pg. 63

E SYNCHRO EDIT Connector 墌 pg. 62

F ANT. IN Connector 墌 pg. 10

G Remote PAUSE Connector 墌 pg. 51

R.A.EDIT Connector 墌 pg. 60

H AUDIO OUT (L/R) Connectors 墌 pg. 67

I AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER Connector

墌 pg. 17, 54, 64, 65, 66

J SAT CONTROL Connector 墌 pg. 17

K RF OUT Connector 墌 pg. 10

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FRONT DISPLAY PANEL

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INDEX (cont.)

A B.E.S.T. Picture System Display 墌 pg. 29

Audio Level Indicator 墌 pg. 27

B Start Time Indicator ( ) 墌 pg. 32, 34

Stop Time Indicator ( ) 墌 pg. 32, 34

C Symbolic Mode Indicators

STILL:

SLOW:

PLAY:

FF/REW VARIABLE

SEARCH:

RECORD:

RECORD PAUSE:

AUDIO DUBBING:

AUDIO DUBBING PAUSE:

INSERT:

INSERT PAUSE:

AV INSERT:

AV INSERT PAUSE:

D “Timer” Indicator 墌 pg. 31, 33, 34

E S-VHS Indicator 墌 pg. 27, 71

F Channel/Clock Display 墌 pg. 15

G Tape Speed Indicators 墌 pg. 24

H Audio Mode Indicator 墌 pg. 23

I Tape Remaining Time Indicator 墌 pg. 25

J “Cassette Loaded” Mark

K VPS/PDC Indicator 墌 pg. 31, 33

L VCR Indicator 墌 pg. 25

M Counter/Remain Display

(The counter can display up to +/– “19:59:59”. If the playback or recording time exceeds this limit, the display starts to count from “0:00:00”.)

* When “L-2 SELECT” is set to “SAT” ( instead of “L-2”.

pg. 53), “SAT” appears

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ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

When “O.S.D.” is set to “ON” (

墌 pg. 69), various operational indicators appear on the TV screen.

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A Operation Mode Indicators

B Tape Speed SP/LP/EP

C Tape Direction

D Index MARK/ERASE Indicator 墌 pg. 22, 24

E Counter Display

F Tape Remaining Time Indicator 墌 pg. 25

G Audio Mode Display 墌 pg. 23

H Tape Position Indicator

The tape position indicator appears on the TV screen when you press 3 or

5 from the Stop mode or perform an Index Search

(

墌 pg. 22). The position of

“ q ” in relation to “0”

(beginning) or “+” (end) shows you where you are on the tape.

Beginning End

NOTE:

Depending on the type of tape being used, the tape position indicator may not appear correctly.

I Type of Broadcast 墌 pg. 28

J Current Day/Month/Year

K Clock Display

L Channel Position Number and Station Name/

Auxiliary Input Indicator (L-1, L-2, F-1, S-1 or

SAT*)

* When “L-2 SELECT” is set to “SAT” (

墌 instead of “L-2”.

M Timer Warning Display pg. 53), “SAT” appears

A warning appears on the TV screen to tell you that the timer-recording is to start in 5 minutes if you’re not in the

Timer mode at that time. The warning blinks for the entire 5 minutes leading up to the start of timer recording. To clear the display, press

&

on the remote control.

N “Cassette Loaded” Mark

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REMOTE CONTROL

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INDEX (cont.)

A LCD Panel 墌 pg. 9, 30

B TV Button 墌 pg. 40

C VCR Button 墌 pg. 39

D AUDIO Button 墌 pg. 23

^ (TV Muting) Button 墌 pg. 40

E LCD PROG Button 墌 pg. 30

F Number Keys 墌 pg. 24, 30

G DAILY Button 墌 pg. 31, 33

H VPS/PDC Button 墌 pg. 31, 33

I Counter Reset 0000 Button 墌 pg. 25

Cancel & Button 墌 pg. 36

J Programme Check " Button 墌 pg. 36

K PROG Button 墌 pg. 30

L START +/– Button 墌 pg. 32

M STOP +/– Button 墌 pg. 32

N Rewind 3 Button 墌 pg. 20, 21

O Play 4 Button 墌 pg. 20

P Record 7 Button 墌 pg. 24

Q r t Button 墌 pg. 12

TV PR +/– Button 墌 pg. 40

R CABLE/SAT Button 墌 pg. 41

S STANDBY/ON 1 Button 墌 pg. 12

T Display – –:– – Button 墌 pg. 25

U TV/VCR Button 墌 pg. 25

V 30 SEC Button 墌 pg. 22

Button

X WEEKLY Button 墌 pg. 31, 33

Y Timer # Button 墌 pg. 31, 33

Z AUX Button 墌 pg. 51 a MENU Button 墌 pg. 16 b Auto Tracking p Button 墌 pg. 23

SP/LP/EP Button 墌 pg. 24 c OK Button 墌 pg. 13 d NAVIGATION Button 墌 pg. 42 e PR +/– Button 墌 pg. 24 f DATE +/– Button 墌 pg. 32 g Fast Forward 5 Button 墌 pg. 20, 21 h Stop 8 Button 墌 pg. 20, 24 i Pause 9 Button 墌 pg. 21 j w e Button 墌 pg. 21, 22

TV % +/– Button 墌 pg. 40

Buttons with a small dot on the left side of the name can also be used to operate your TV. (

墌 pg. 40)

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How To Use

The remote control can operate most of your video recorder’s functions, as well as basic functions of TV sets and satellite receivers of JVC and other brands. (

墌 pg. 40, 41)

● Point the remote control toward the receiving window.

● The maximum operating distance of the remote control is about 8 m.

NOTES:

● When inserting the batteries, be sure to insert in the correct directions as indicated under the battery cover.

● If the remote control doesn’t work properly, remove its batteries, wait a short time, replace the batteries and then try again.

Remote Control LCD

The remote control can operate not only the video recorder but also some of your TV and satellite receiver’s functions. The LCD indicates which of these (VIDEO, TV or CABLE/SAT) the remote control can currently operate. When you first purchase the remote control, or after you have just replaced the batteries, VIDEO A (A code) is selected.

A To operate your video recorder, first press the VCR button to set the remote control to the Video mode. To switch the remote control’s

A/B code, refer to page 39.

B To operate your TV, first press the TV button to set the remote control to the TV mode. (

墌 pg. 40)

C To operate your satellite receiver, first press the CABLE/SAT button to set the remote control to the satellite receiver mode. (

墌 pg. 41)

NOTES:

Even if “TV” is displayed on the LCD, the following operations can be performed without switching the mode.

● Basic operations for the recorder

After an operation is completed, “TV” reappears on the LCD.

● Express timer programming and S

HOW V IEW timer programming operations

To perform a TV operation again, switch to TV mode first.

● Accessing main menu

To perform a TV operation again, switch to TV mode first.

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Basic Connections

Aerial connector

Back of TV

21-pin SCART connector

21-pin SCART cable

(not provided) RF cable

(provided)

TV aerial cable

Mains power cord ANT. IN

Back of recorder

AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT

Mains outlet

RF OUT

Make AV connection if your TV has a 21-pin AV input connector (SCART) in order to reduce the possibility of interference. With AV connection, you can enjoy stereo playback of video tapes if you are using a stereo

TV.

NOTES:

● The AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector accepts and delivers either a composite signal (regular video signal) or a Y/C signal (a signal in which the luminance and chrominance signals are separated). If your TV’s 21-pin AV input connector (SCART) is compatible with the Y/C signal, set

“L-1 OUTPUT” to “S-VIDEO” after the connection and the initial settings are completed (

墌 pg. 52). You can obtain high-quality S-VHS pictures. (For connection, be sure to use a 21-pin SCART cable that is compatible with the Y/C signal.)

● Set your TV to the VIDEO (or AV), Y/C, or RGB mode according to the type of your TV’s SCART connector.

● For switching the TV’s mode, refer to the instruction manual of your television.

● To obtain high-quality S-VHS pictures, you can also use the

S-VIDEO connection described on page 11.

INSTALLING YOUR NEW RECORDER

It’s essential that your video recorder be properly connected.

THESE STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE ANY

VIDEO OPERATION CAN BE PERFORMED.

A

Check the contents.

Make sure the package contains all of the accessories listed in “SPECIFICATIONS” on page 86.

B

Situate the recorder.

Place the recorder on a stable, horizontal surface.

C

Connect the recorder to TV.

The connection method you use depends on the type of

TV you have.

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To connect to a TV with NO AV input connectors . . .

A Disconnect the TV aerial cable from the TV.

B Connect the TV aerial cable to the ANT. IN connector on the rear panel of the recorder.

C Connect the provided RF cable between the RF OUT connector on the rear panel of the recorder and the

TV’s aerial connector.

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To connect to a TV with AV input connectors . . .

A Connect the aerial, recorder and TV as per “RF

Connection”.

B Connect an optional 21-pin SCART cable between the

AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector on the rear panel of the recorder and the TV’s 21-pin SCART connector.

D

Connect the recorder to mains.

Plug the end of the mains power cord into a mains outlet.

After the connection is completed, perform “Auto Set

Up” on page 12.

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S-VIDEO Connection

Back of TV AUDIO IN connectors

S-VIDEO IN connector

Aerial connector

Mains outlet

Mains power cord

S OUT

S-Video cable

(provided)

Audio cable

(not provided)


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TV aerial cable


AUDIO OUT

RF cable (provided)

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To connect to a TV with S-VIDEO/AUDIO IN connectors . . .

A

Connect the recorder to TV.

A Connect the aerial, recorder and TV as per “RF

Connection” (

墌 pg. 10).

B Connect the recorder’s S OUT connector to the TV’s

S-VIDEO IN connector.

C Connect the recorder’s AUDIO OUT connectors to the

TV’s AUDIO IN connectors.

B

Connect the recorder to mains.

Plug the end of the mains power cord into a mains outlet.

NOTES:

● You can obtain high-quality S-VHS pictures.

● With S-VIDEO connection, you cannot use the Preset

Download function (

墌 pg. 14).

● If your TV is not stereo-capable, use the recorder’s AUDIO

OUT connectors to connect to an audio amplifier for Hi-Fi stereo sound reproduction. (

● To operate the recorder with your TV using the S-VIDEO your television.

墌 pg. 67) connection, set your TV to its AV mode.

● For switching the TV’s mode, refer to the instruction manual of

After the connection is completed, perform “Auto Set

Up” on page 12.

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Auto Set Up

Auto Channel Set/Auto Clock Set/

Auto Guide Program Number Set

After the 1 button on the recorder or remote control is pressed for the first time to power on the recorder, by simply selecting your country*, the Auto Set Up function sets the tuner channels, clock** and Guide Program numbers automatically.

* If you live in Belgium (BELGIUM) or Switzerland (SUISSE), you also need to select your language.

** If you live in Hungary (MAGYARORSZÁG), Czech Republic (CESKÁ

REPUBLIKA), Poland (POLSKA) or other countries in Eastern Europe

(OTHER EASTERN EUROPE), set the clock manually.

INITIAL SETTINGS

Before starting, make sure of the following:

● The TV aerial cable should be connected to the recorder.

● The recorder’s mains power cord should be connected to a mains outlet.

● If you want to use the on-screen display, the TV should be set to its AV mode (with AV or S-VIDEO connection

墌 pg. 10, 11) or UHF channel 36 (with RF connection pg. 10).

A

Turn on the recorder.

Press

1

on the recorder or remote control. The Country

Set display appears on the front display panel and/or on the TV screen.

NOTE:

If you have connected your TV to the recorder with RF connection and the on-screen display appearing on UHF channel 36 looks distorted, perform “Video

Channel Set” on page 78.

B

Select your country.

On the front display panel

Press rt

to select your international telephone country code of your country referring to the chart in the left column.

(Example) DEUTSCHLAND (49) is selected.

On the on-screen display

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to your country’s name.

International Telephone Country Code

BELGIUM

CESKÁ REPUBLIKA

DANMARK

DEUTSCHLAND

ESPAÑA

GREECE

ITALIA

MAGYARORSZÁG

NEDERLAND

NORGE :

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

32

42

45

49

34

30

39

36

31

47

ÖSTERREICH

POLSKA

PORTUGAL

SUISSE

SUOMI

SVERIGE

OTHER WESTERN EUROPE

OTHER EASTERN EUROPE

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

: 43

48

351

41

358

46

– –

EE

NOTES:

● If you have selected BELGIUM (32) or SUISSE (41), go to step 3.

● If you have selected MAGYARORSZÁG (36),

C

ESKÁ

REPUBLIKA (42), POLSKA (48) or OTHER EASTERN EUROPE

(EE), press OK. The Clock Set screen appears. Set the clock manually (

墌 pg. 80), then go to step 4.

● If you have selected any other country name (code), press OK and go to step 4.

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C

Select the language.

Press OK. The Language Set display appears on the front display panel and/or on the TV screen.


Press rt

to select your language code.

Language Code

ENGLISH

DEUTSCH

FRANCAIS

ITALIANO

CASTELLANO

NEDERLANDS

SVENSKA :

:

:

:

:

:

: 01

02

03

04

05

06

07

NORSK

SUOMI

DANSK

POLSKI

CEcTINA

MAGYAR

(Example) DEUTSCH (02) is selected for SUISSE (41).

International telephone country code Language code

:

:

:

:

:

: 08

09

10

11

12

13


Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the language of your choice.

D

Perform Auto Set Up.

Press OK. The AUTO SET/T-V LINK display appears on the front display panel and/or on the TV screen.


Press rt

to select “Auto” and press OK or e

.


Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to

“AUTO SET” and press OK or e

.

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● If you are using the on-screen display, the AUTO SET screen will appear. As Auto

Set Up progresses, the “ mark on the TV screen q

” moves from left to right.

When the Auto Set Up is completed, “SCAN

COMPLETED” appears for about 5 seconds, then the normal screen appears.

Beginning End

● When you have connected the video recorder to a TV offering

T-V Link via a fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable (

墌 pg. 10) and the TV is turned on, the recorder automatically performs the

Preset Download (

墌 pg. 14) even if you select “Auto” for

Auto Set Up function.

ATTENTION

Once you have performed Auto Set Up, even if the recorder’s memory backup has expired, all the stored stations and their

Guide Program numbers remain in the recorder’s memory and the recorder will not perform Auto Set Up again. You only need to set the clock. (

墌 pg. 80)

If you have moved to a different area, perform each setting as required.

● Video channel setting (for RF connection users)

● Tuner setting

● Clock setting

墌 pg. 72 pg. 80

墌 pg. 78

If a new station starts broadcasting in your area, perform tuner setting (

墌 pg. 72) and, if necessary, video channel setting (

墌 pg. 78).

NOTES:

● In the area where no TV station transmits a PDC (Programme

Delivery Control) signal, the recorder can perform neither

Auto Clock Set nor Auto Guide Program Number Set.

● If there is a power cut, or if you press

1 or MENU while Auto

Set Up is in progress, Auto Set Up will be interrupted; be sure to turn off the recorder power once and try again from step 1.

● Auto Clock Set may not function properly depending on the reception condition.

● If no sound accompanies the picture or the audio sounds unnatural on some channels that have been stored by Auto Set

Up, the TV system setting for those channels may be incorrect.

(

Select the appropriate TV system for those channels

墌 pg. 75, “INFORMATION”).

“Auto” blinks on the front display panel; do NOT press any button on the recorder or remote control until the front display panel shows clock time, “(CH) 1” or

“– –:– –” as illustrated on page 15.

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Preset Download

Auto Channel Set by Downloading from TV/Auto Clock Set/Auto Guide

Program Number Set

ATTENTION

You can use this function only with a TV offering T-V Link, etc.* Be sure to use a fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable.

* Compatible with TVs offering T-V Link, EasyLink, Megalogic,

SMARTLINK, Q-Link, DATA LOGIC or NexTView Link via fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable. The degree of compatibility and available functions may differ by system.

INITIAL SETTINGS (cont.)

If you have connected the recorder to your TV via the AV connection (

墌 pg. 10), the recorder will automatically perform

Preset Download instead of the Auto Set Up in step 4 on page 13. After downloading, the recorder sets the clock and

Guide Program numbers automatically.

Perform steps 1 to 3 of “Auto Set Up” on page 12 before continuing.

A

Perform Preset Download.

Press OK. The AUTO SET/T-V LINK display appears on the front display panel and/or on the TV screen.


Press rt

to select “CH – –” and press OK or e

.


Press rt


“T-V LINK” and press OK or e

.

Preset positions on the front display panel increase from

“CH1”; do NOT press any button on the recorder or remote control until the front display panel shows clock time,

“(CH) 1” or “– –:– –” as illustrated on page 15.

● If you are using the on-screen display, the T-V LINK screen will appear. Then the GUIDE

PROG SET screen will appear during Guide Program

Number Set. When Preset

Download is completed,

“COMPLETED” appears for about 5 seconds, then the normal screen appears.

● If you press any button on the recorder or remote control while downloading is in progress, it will be interrupted.

NOTES:

● For details, refer to the instruction manual of your TV.

● In the area where no TV station transmits a PDC (Programme

Delivery Control) signal, the recorder can perform neither

Auto Clock Set nor Auto Guide Program Number Set.

● If there is a power cut, or if you press

1 or MENU while downloading or set up is in progress, it will be interrupted; be sure to turn off the recorder power once and try again from the beginning.

● Auto Clock Set may not function properly depending on the reception condition.

● On this recorder, the characters available for station names

(ID) are A–Z, 0–9, –, f

, + and

I

(space). Some names of downloaded stations may differ from those of your TV

(

墌 pg. 76).

B

Set the video channel.

Set the video channel to off manually. (

墌 pg. 78)

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Results of Auto Set Up/Preset Download appear on the front display panel

If both Auto Channel Set and Auto Clock Set have been performed successfully, the correct current time is displayed.

Turn on the TV and select its video channel or AV mode, then make sure that all necessary stations have been stored in the recorder’s memory by using the PR button(s).

● If station names (ID – 墌 pg. 77) have also been stored in the recorder’s memory, the station name will be displayed at the top left corner of the TV screen for about 5 seconds when the recorder is tuned to a different station.

● If you want to set the tuner manually such as to add or skip channels, to change channel positions, or to set or change station names, see pages 74 – 77.

If Auto Channel Set has succeeded but Auto Clock Set has not, “1” (channel position) is displayed.

A Turn on the TV and select its video channel or AV mode, then make sure that all necessary stations have been stored in the recorder’s memory by using the PR button(s).

● If station names (ID – 墌 pg. 77) have also been stored in the recorder’s memory, the station name will be displayed at the top left corner of the TV screen for about 5 seconds when the recorder is tuned to a different station.

● If you want to set the tuner manually such as to add or skip channels, to change channel positions, or to set or change station names, see pages 74 – 77.

B Perform “Clock Set” on page 80.

If both Auto Channel Set and Auto Clock Set have failed, “– –:– –” is displayed.

Make sure the cables are connected properly and turn off the recorder’s power once, then turn the recorder’s power back on again.

The Country Set display appears on the front display panel and/or on the TV screen; perform “Auto

Set Up” on page 12 or “Preset Download” on page 14 again.

IMPORTANT

● To check if the Guide Program numbers have been set correctly, perform the S

HOW V IEW Timer Programming (

墌 pg. 30).

● In certain reception conditions, station names may not be stored correctly, and auto Guide Program Number Set may not work properly. If the Guide Program numbers are not set properly when you timer-record a TV programme using the S HOW V IEW system, the recorder will record a TV programme of a different station. When programming the timer using the S HOW V IEW system, be sure to check the desired channel is selected correctly (

墌 pg. 30, “S HOW V IEW ® Timer Programming”).

● Your video recorder memorizes all detected stations even if reception of some of them is poor. You can delete those stations with an unacceptable picture (

墌 pg. 75, “Delete A Channel”).

INFORMATION

Language for the on-screen display

Auto Set Up also selects the language automatically for the on-screen display depending on the Country setting you have made in step 2 on page 12 (unless you have selected BELGIUM or SUISSE), as shown below.

SUOMI

PORTUGAL

DEUTSCHLAND

POLSKA

NORGE

SVERIGE

]

]

]

]

]

]

SUOMI

ENGLISH

DEUTSCH

POLSKI

NORSK

SVENSKA

DANMARK

ÖSTERREICH

CESKÁ REPUBLIKA

ITALIA

MAGYARORSZÁG

ESPAÑA

]

]

DANSK

DEUTSCH

] CEcTINA

]

ITALIANO

]

]

MAGYAR

CASTELLANO

If you want to change the language setting manually, see “Language” on page 16.

NEDERLAND

GREECE


OTHER EASTERN EUROPE

]

]

]

]

NEDERLANDS

ENGLISH

ENGLISH

ENGLISH

Just Clock

Your recorder is equipped with the Just Clock function which provides accurate time keeping through automatic adjustments at

( regular intervals, by reading data from a PDC signal. If you want to take advantage of this function, simply set it to “ON”

墌 pg. 80, “Just Clock”).

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EN

Language

Turn on the TV and select the video channel (or

AV mode).

INITIAL SETTINGS (cont.)

This recorder offers you the choice to view on-screen messages in 13 different languages. Though Auto Set Up selects the language automatically (

墌 pg. 15), you can change the language setting manually as required.

A

Access the Main Menu screen.

Press MENU.

B

Access the Country Set screen.

Press rt


“AUTO CH SET”, then press

OK or e

.

C


Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to your country’s name, then press OK or e

.

D


Press rt


● You do not have to press OK; pressing OK enters AUTO SET/

T-V LINK screen.

E

Return to the normal screen.

Press MENU.

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SAT CONTROL SET

Satellite Receiver

Control Setting

Satellite receiver

Your recorder

Satellite Controller


Satellite Controller

(suggested locations)

Transmitter

21-pin SCART cable

(not provided)

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The following procedure is required if you receive satellite channels through a satellite receiver.

Approximately 20 seconds before the S HOW V IEW timer programming (

墌 pg. 30) or Express timer programming

(

墌 pg. 32) starts, the recorder sets its input mode to “L-2” and automatically switches the satellite receiver’s channels using the provided Satellite Controller.

Installing Satellite Controller

A

Situate the Satellite Controller.

Place the Satellite Controller so that the path between its transmitter and the satellite receiver’s remote sensor is unobstructed.

B

Attach the Satellite Controller.

Fix securely using the adhesive strip attached on the back of the Satellite Controller.

C

Make connections.

Be sure to connect the recorder’s AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector to the satellite receiver’s 21-pin SCART connector.

NOTE:

When connecting your satellite receiver, refer to its instruction manual.

D

Connect the Satellite Controller to recorder.

Connect the Satellite Controller to the SAT CONTROL connector on the rear panel.

AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER


SAT CONTROL

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SAT CONTROL SET (cont.)

C

Access the Initial Set screen.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “INITIAL

SET”, then press OK or e

.

D

Access the Sat Control Set screen.

Press rt


“SAT CONTROL SET”, then press OK or e

.

Setting satellite receiver's brand and channel

After installation, set the satellite receiver’s brand and channel correctly; otherwise, the Satellite Controller cannot work correctly.

Turn on the TV and select the video channel (or AV mode).

A

Turn on the satellite receiver.

Turn on the satellite receiver’s power.

B

Access the Main Menu screen on the recorder.

Press MENU.

E

Enter the satellite receiver’s brand.

Press the appropriate number

keys to enter the brand code from the list on page 19, then press OK.

● If the brand code you entered is invalid, the code field will be reset. Enter the correct brand code again.

● If the recorder is in playback or recording mode, you cannot set the brand code.

F

Select the satellite receiver’s channel for testing.

Press the appropriate number

keys to enter one of the channel positions on the satellite receiver, then press

OK.

● You can select the channel position between 1 to 999.

● After pressing OK, the recorder enters the Test mode.

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SAT CONTROL SET (cont.)

T-V LINK

G

Check the result of the test.

If the satellite receiver’s channel number has been changed to the same one as you set in step 6 ...

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “CHANGED

TO ...”, then press OK or e

to finish the Sat Control Set mode.

If the satellite receiver’s channel number has not been changed correctly ...

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “NOT

CHANGED”, then press OK or e

. Then perform the procedure again from step 5.

BRAND NAME

JVC

AMSTRAD

CANAL SATELLITE

CANAL +

D-BOX

ECHOSTAR

ECHOSTAR (VIA DIGITAL)

FINLUX

FORCE

GALAXIS

GRUNDIG

HIRSCHMANN

ITT NOKIA

JERROLD

KATHREIN

LUXOR

MASCOM

MASPRO

NOKIA

PACE

PANASONIC

PHILIPS

RFT

SABA

SAGEM

SALORA

SIEMENS

SKYMASTER

THOMSON

TPS

TRIAX

WISI

CODE

73

60, 61, 62, 63, 92

81

81

85

78, 79, 80

82

68

89

88

64, 65

64, 78, 99

68

75

70, 71, 96

68

93

70

87, 94

65, 67, 74, 86, 92

74, 92

66, 84

69

97

83, 90

68

64

69, 98

97

83

91

64

NOTES:

● The Satellite Controller may not work with all types of satellite receiver.

● For some satellite receivers, you need to set its channel input mode to 2-digit.

● If your satellite receiver has more than two channel modes, be sure to set to “All Channel Mode”. For details, refer to the instruction manual of the satellite receiver.

● When selecting the satellite receiver’s channel ( 墌

step 6), signals from the remote control may interfere with signals transmitted from the Satellite Controller. In this case, move the remote control as close to the recorder’s infrared beam receiving window as possible.

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19

T-V Link Functions

When you connect the recorder to your TV via a fully-wired

21-pin SCART cable (

墌 pg. 10), the following functions are available. You can use these functions only with a TV offering

T-V Link, etc.*

For details, refer to the instruction manual of your TV.

* Compatible with TVs offering T-V Link, EasyLink, Megalogic,

SMARTLINK, Q-Link, DATA LOGIC or NexTView Link via fully-wired

21-pin SCART cable. The degree of compatibility and available functions may differ by system.

NexTView Link

You can download the EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) information from your TV for timer-programming on the recorder.


TV Auto Power On

The TV will turn on and be set to its AV mode automatically whenever you play a tape.


VCR Auto Standby

You can use your TV’s remote control to turn off the recorder.


Direct Rec

You can easily start recording the programme that you are watching on your TV. When you use this function, set “DIRECT

REC” to “ON” (

墌 pg. 70).

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Basic Playback


AV mode).

PLAYBACK

A

Load a cassette.

Make sure the window side is up, the rear label side is facing you and the arrow on the front of the cassette is pointed toward the recorder.

● Do not apply too much pressure when inserting.

● The recorder’s power comes on automatically.

● While “– – – –” is blinking on the front display panel, the tape will run for a few seconds to search for the tape number.

● If the record safety tab has been removed, playback begins automatically.

B

Find the programme start point.

If the tape is advanced past the start point, press 3 or turn the JOG dial to the left. To go forward, press 5 or turn the JOG dial to the right.

C

Start playback.

Press

4

. “BEST” appears blinking in the recorder’s front display panel during automatic tracking. (

墌 pg. 29)

D

Stop playback.

Press

8

on the remote control or

0

on the recorder’s front panel. Then press

0

to remove the cassette.

Clean the video heads using a dry cleaning cassette — TCL-2UX — when:

● Rough, poor picture appears while a tape is played back.

● The picture is unclear or no picture appears.

● “USE CLEANING CASSETTE” appears on the screen (only with “O.S.D.” set to “ON” (

墌 pg. 69)).

Usable cassettes

● Compact VHS camcorder recordings can be played on this video recorder. Simply place the recorded cassette into a

VHS Cassette Adapter and it can be used just like any full-sized VHS cassette.

● This video recorder can record on regular VHS and Super

VHS cassettes. While only VHS signals can be recorded on regular VHS cassettes*, both VHS and Super VHS signals can be recorded and played back using Super VHS cassettes.

* By using the S-VHS ET function, it is possible to record and play back with S-VHS picture quality on VHS cassettes with this recorder.

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Playback Features

NOTE:

Refer to the illustrations below as you read the following procedures.

Reverse

Reverse search

5 steps

Reverse play

Reverse slow motion

2 steps

Forward

Slow motion

2 steps

Normal play

Forward search

6 steps

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21

Still Picture/Frame-By-Frame

Playback

1 Pause during playback.

Push the JOG dial.

OR

Press 9 .

2 Activate frame-by-frame playback.

Turn the JOG dial to the right for forward frame-by-frame playback, or to the left for reverse frame-by-frame playback.

OR

Press 9 .

OR

Press w or e .

To resume normal playback, press 4 or push the JOG dial.

ATTENTION

● Picture may not appear during high-speed search with an LP/

EP-recorded tape.

● Noise may appear or the picture may appear distorted with an EP-recorded tape during still, slow motion, frame-by-frame playback or variable speed search.

● In the high-speed search, still, slow motion or frame-by-frame playback mode, the picture will be distorted, and there will be a loss of colour.

● When normal playback resumes from search, still, slow motion or frame-by-frame playback, the picture may jitter vertically momentarily depending on the type of TV being used.

Slow Motion

During playback, turn the JOG dial one click to the left for forward slow motion. To play in reverse slow motion, continue to turn the JOG dial to the left after selecting all the forward direction slow motion modes.

OR

During still picture, press and hold 9 for 2 seconds, then release. Press 9 and release again to return to still picture.

OR

During still picture, press and hold w or e . Release to return to still picture.

NOTE:

(

Manual tracking is possible during slow motion playback.

墌 pg. 23)

High-Speed (Turbo) Search

During playback, turn the JOG dial quickly to the left or right.

OR

During playback or still, press 5 for forward high-speed search, or 3 for reverse high-speed search.

NOTE:

For short searches, press and hold

5

or

3

for over 2 seconds during playback or still picture. When released, normal playback resumes.

To resume normal playback, press 4 .

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PLAYBACK (cont.)

Index Search

Your recorder automatically marks index codes at the beginning of each recording. Additional index codes can be added manually during playback. (See below.) This function gives you quick access to any one of 9 index codes in either direction.

NOTE:

Before starting, make sure the recorder is in the Stop mode.

Activate Index Search.

Press w

or e

(

2

or

6

). “

2

1” or “

6

1” is displayed on the TV screen and search begins in the corresponding direction.

● To access index codes 2 through 9, press w

or until the correct index number is displayed.

Example: e

repeatedly

To locate the beginning of B from the current position, press w twice.

To locate the beginning of D from the current position, press e once.

Current position

Variable Speed Search

During playback, turn the JOG dial to the right for forward variable-speed search, or to the left for reverse variable-speed search.

OR

During playback, press w

or e

.

● The more times you press, the faster the playback picture moves.

● To decrease speed, press the button for the opposite direction.

To resume normal playback, press

4

.

Index number

● When the specified index code is located, playback begins automatically.

Manual Index Mark/Erase

To mark an index code ...

... during playback press INDEX MARK on the recorder.

● The recorder will mark an index code at that location.

● If “O.S.D.” is set to “ON” ( 墌 pg. 69), “MARK” blinks on the screen while an index code is being marked.

To erase an index code ...

... during playback or still press INDEX ERASE on the recorder.

● The recorder will fast-forward to the nearest index code and erase it. Playback continues after the index code is erased.

● If “O.S.D.” is set to “ON” ( 墌 pg. 69), “ERASE” blinks on the screen while an index code is being erased.

NOTES:

● Video Navigation ( 墌 pg. 42) may not work properly when an index code (VISS signal) is marked or erased manually near a start point of recorded programme.

● During timer-recording you cannot mark an index code manually.

Skip Search

During playback, press 30 SEC 1 to 4 times to skip over unwanted sections.

Each press initiates a 30-second period of fast-motion playback. Normal playback resumes automatically.

To resume normal playback during a Skip Search, press

4

.

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Next Function Memory

The Next Function Memory “tells” the recorder what to do after rewinding. Before continuing, make sure the recorder is in the

Stop mode.

a- For Automatic Start Of Playback

Press

3

, then press

4

within 2 seconds.

b- For Automatic Power Off

Press

3

, then press

1

within 2 seconds.

c- For Automatic Timer Standby

Press

3

, then press

#

(TIMER) within 2 seconds.

Repeat Playback

Your recorder can automatically play back the whole tape 100 times repeatedly.

1 Start playback.

Press

4

.

2 Activate Repeat Playback.

Press

4

and hold for over 5 seconds, then release.

● The Play indicator ( slowly.

u

) on the front display panel blinks

● After playing back a tape 100 times, the recorder stops automatically.

3 Stop Repeat Playback.

Press

8

at any time.

● Pressing

4

,

3

,

5

or

9

also stops Repeat Playback.

NOTE:

Repeat playback is not possible with a cassette recorded in EP mode.

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23

Manual Tracking

Your recorder is equipped with automatic tracking control.

During playback, you can override this and adjust the tracking manually by pressing the PR buttons.

1 Override automatic tracking.

Press p

on the remote control.

2 Adjust the tracking manually.

Press PR + or –.

● Press p

again to return to automatic tracking.

NOTE:

When a new tape is inserted, the recorder enters the automatic tracking mode automatically.

Soundtrack Selection

Your recorder is capable of recording three soundtracks (HI-FI L,

HI-FI R and NORM) and will play back the one you select.

During Playback

Pressing AUDIO changes the soundtrack as follows:

TRACK

Recorder’s Front

Display Panel

On-Screen

Display a

+ s

L

HI FI j h

R a s

HI FI

L j

HI FI h

R

USE

For Hi-Fi stereo tapes

For main audio of

Bilingual tapes

For sub audio of

Bilingual tapes

NORM NORM

For audio-dubbed tapes a + s + NORM

HI FI

NORM

For audio-dubbed tapes

NOTES:

● “ a

+ s

” should normally be selected. In this mode, Hi-Fi stereo tapes are played back in stereo, and the normal audio track is played back automatically for tapes with only normal audio.

● For instructions on recording stereo and bilingual programmes, refer to page 28.

● “O.S.D.” must be set to “ON” or the on-screen displays will not appear (

墌 pg. 69).

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RECORDING

Basic Recording

A



Insert a cassette with the record safety tab intact.

● The recorder’s power comes on automatically.


AV mode).

B

Choose a programme.

Press PR +/– or the number keys. Or push the JOG dial and turn it to the left or right to select the channel you wish to record.

C

Set the tape speed.

Press SP/LP/EP ( p

). Check the SP/LP/EP indicator on the recorder’s front display panel to confirm the selected tape speed.

● In EP mode, the recording time is extended three times.

● If you record a programme in EP mode on this recorder, it is recommended to play back the EP-recorded tape on this recorder.

● It is not possible to select EP mode if “COLOUR SYSTEM” is set to “MESECAM”.

(

墌 pg. 71 )

D

Start recording.

Press and hold

7

and press

4

on the remote control, or press

7

on the recorder.

● If “O.S.D.” is set to “ON” ( 墌 pg. 69), “MARK” blinks on the screen while an index code is being marked.

B.E.S.T. takes place at the beginning of both the first SP and

( the first LP (or EP) recording after inserting the cassette.

墌 pg. 29)

If “DIRECT REC” is set to “ON”, the programme that appears on the TV screen will be recorded (

墌 pg. 70).

E

Pause/Resume recording.

Press

9

. Press

4

to resume recording.

● You can select channel during the Record Pause mode.

F

Stop recording.

Press

8


0

on the recorder.

Then press

0

to remove the cassette.

Accidental erasure prevention

To prevent accidental recording on a recorded cassette, remove its safety tab. To record on it later, cover the hole with adhesive tape.

Recording Resume Function

If there is a power outage during recording, Instant Timer

Recording (

墌 pg. 25) or timer recording (

墌 pg. 30, 32, 34), the recording will resume automatically when power is restored to the recorder unless the recorder’s memory backup has expired.

Record safety tab

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25

Instant Timer Recording (ITR)

This easy method lets you record for from 30 minutes to 6 hours

(selectable in 30-min. increments), and shuts the recorder off after recording is finished.

1 Start recording.

Press 7 on the recorder.

2 Engage the ITR mode.

Press 7 again. “ o ” blinks and “0:30” appears on the front display panel.

3 Set the recording duration.

If you want to record for more than 30 minutes, press 7 to extend the time. Each press extends recording time by

30 minutes.

NOTE:

You can only perform ITR using the

7

button on the recorder’s front panel.

Elapsed Recording Time Indication

1 Set the counter display.

Press – –:– – until a counter reading appears on the front display panel.

2 Reset the counter.

Press 0000 before starting recording or playback.

● The counter is reset to “0:00:00” and shows the exact elapsed time as the tape runs. You can check the exact time of a recording or playback.

Record One Programme While

Watching Another

If your recorder is connected to the TV via the AV connection, press TV/VCR. The recorder’s VCR indicator and the TV broadcast being recorded disappear. Once recording is in progress, all you need to do is to set the channel controls on the TV for the station you wish to view.

● The programme selected with the TV’s channel controls appears on the TV screen, while the one selected with the recorder’s PR buttons is recorded on the tape.

● If a decoder is connected to the recorder ( 墌 pg. 66), you can select a scrambled channel as well with the TV channel controls.

Tape Remaining Time

Press – –:– – until the time remaining on the tape appears.

● The front display panel shows the tape remaining time with

“ y

” displayed.

● By pressing the – –:– – button, you can change the display to show the counter reading, channel position*, clock time or tape remaining time.

* Channel position is not displayed during playback.

NOTE:

Depending on the type of tape being used, the tape remaining time reading may not appear right away, or is not correct.

“– –:– –” may sometimes appear, or the display may blink on occasion.

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S-VHS ET indicator

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RECORDING (cont.)

Retake

You can cut out unnecessary parts of a TV programme while you are recording it.

End of programme Beginning of programme

Programme

Unnecessary part

Unnecessary part

Programme

Recorded part

Go back to end of programme to cut out unnecessary part

1 Engage the Record-Pause mode.

Press

9

during recording.

2 Locate the start point.

Turn the JOG dial to the left or right (or hold down

3 or

5

) and release it when you reach the point where you want to resume recording.

● Your recorder returns to the Record-Pause mode.

3 Resume recording.

Press

4

when you wish to resume recording.

NOTES:

● Retake function does not work during Direct Rec (

70).

墌 pg. 19,

● Noise may appear when Retake function is used at the part that is recorded in EP mode.

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Super VHS ET (S-VHS ET)

— Recording on VHS cassettes with

S-VHS quality

You can record in SP mode on VHS cassettes with S-VHS picture quality. Tapes recorded using this function can be played back on a recorder equipped with the S-VHS ET function.

● You can activate the S-VHS ET function only before you start

● Before recording, make sure that “B.E.S.T.” is set to “ON”.

( recording on a VHS cassette.

墌 pg. 69)

Engage the S-VHS ET mode.

Press S-VHS ET on the recorder. The S-VHS ET indicator on the recorder’s front panel lights up.

● The S-VHS indicator lights up on the front display panel.

● To disengage the S-VHS ET mode, press S-VHS ET. The S-VHS

ET indicator goes off.

NOTES:

● You cannot activate the S-VHS ET function ...

... while recording is in progress.

(

... while timer-recording or Instant Timer Recording

墌 pg. 25) is in progress.

... while B.E.S.T. (

墌 pg. 29) is in progress.

● The S-VHS ET function does not work ...

... with S-VHS cassettes.

... with recordings in LP/EP mode.

● To keep the highest quality recording and playback pictures over a long period of time, S-VHS recording on S-VHS cassettes is recommended.

● Use of high grade tapes is recommended for S-VHS ET recordings. On some tapes, picture quality will not improve even if the S-VHS ET function is used. Check the recording quality before you start important recordings.

● You can play back a tape recorded using the S-VHS ET function on most of S-VHS recorders and of VHS recorders equipped with SQPB (S-VHS QUASI PLAYBACK) function.

(Notice some recorders are not compatible with the S-VHS ET function.)

● While playing back a tape recorded using the S-VHS ET function on some recorders, noise may appear. (If playback picture becomes blurred or interrupted, use a cleaning cassette.)

● In the high-speed search, still, slow-motion or frame-by-frame playback modes (

墌 pg. 21), noise may appear. If these modes are performed frequently on a tape recorded using the S-VHS

ET function, the tape may be damaged and the picture may be deteriorated.

Audio Recording Level Control

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27

Your recorder allows manual adjustment of the audio recording level.

A


Press MENU.

B

Access the Recording Level Control screen.

Press rt


“REC LEVEL CTL”, then press

OK or e

.

C

Adjust the audio recording level.

Press r

or t

.

● Press r

or t

briefly 5 times to move the on-screen’s audio levels by one division on the scale. To move the audio levels faster, press and hold r

or

● Adjust the recording level t

.

while watching the audio level indicator on the recorder’s front display panel. Set the level so that maximum volume causes the indicator to vary between 0dB to 4dB.

D


Press MENU.

NOTES:

● Noise will increase if the recording level is too low, while distortion will increase if the level is too high.

● When you finished audio recording, be sure to set the level control back to its centre position.

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Type of Broadcast Being

Received

RECORDING (cont.)

Receiving Stereo and Bilingual

Programmes

Your recorder is equipped with a Sound-Multiplex decoder (A2) and a Digital stereo sound decoder (NICAM) making reception of stereo and bilingual broadcasts possible.

When the channel is changed, the type of broadcast being received will be displayed on the TV screen for a few seconds.

On-screen Display

A2 Stereo

A2 Bilingual

Regular Monaural

NICAM Stereo

NICAM Bilingual

NICAM Monaural

ST

BIL.

(none)

ST NICAM

BIL. NICAM

NICAM

● To listen to a stereo programme, press AUDIO until “

“ s ” appear on the front display panel or “HIFI L a j h

” and

R” appears on the TV screen.

● To listen to a bilingual programme, press AUDIO until “

“ s

” appears on the front display panel, or “HIFI L h R” appears on the TV screen (as required).

j a

” or

” or

“HIFI

● To listen to the standard (Regular Monaural) audio while receiving a NICAM broadcast, press AUDIO until “NORM” appears on the front display panel or the TV screen.

NOTE:

“O.S.D.” must be set to “ON” or the on-screen displays will not appear (

墌 pg. 69).

To Record Stereo and Bilingual Programmes (A2)

Stereo programmes are automatically recorded in stereo on the

Hi-Fi audio track (with the normal audio track recording mixed L and R channel sound).

● Bilingual programmes are automatically recorded in bilingual on the Hi-Fi audio track. The main soundtrack will be recorded on the normal audio track.

To Record NICAM Stereo and Bilingual

Programmes

The NICAM audio programme will be recorded on the Hi-Fi audio track, and the standard audio programme will be recorded on the normal audio track.

NOTES:

● If the quality of stereo sound being received is poor, the broadcast will be received in monaural with better quality.

● Before playing back a programme recorded in stereo, or a bilingual programme, refer to “Soundtrack Selection” on page 23.

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B.E.S.T. Picture

System

The B.E.S.T. (Biconditional Equalised Signal Tracking) system checks the condition of the tape in use during playback and recording, and compensates to provide the highest-possible playback and recording pictures. You

( can set “B.E.S.T.” to “ON” or “OFF” to your preference

墌 pg. 69).

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Recording

The recorder assesses the quality of the tape once you initiate recording.

DURING B.E.S.T.

B.E.S.T. COMPLETE

Playback

The recorder assesses the quality of the tape once you initiate playback.

● The recorder adjusts the playback picture quality based on the quality of the tape in use.

● B.E.S.T. is active during automatic tracking. “BEST” appears blinking on the recorder’s front display panel.

NOTES:

● When watching a tape recorded with “B.E.S.T.” set to “ON”, it is recommended that you leave B.E.S.T. on during playback as well.

● When watching a rental tape or one recorded on another video recorder, or when using this recorder as the player for editing, set B.E.S.T. to your preference (

墌 pg. 69).

● “BEST” only appears at the beginning of automatic tracking.

Even though it doesn’t appear after that, the B.E.S.T. function is operative.

● The recorder spends approximately 7 seconds assessing the condition of the tape, then begins recording.

NOTES:

● The B.E.S.T. system works for both SP and LP (or EP) modes only after a tape has been inserted and the Record mode is first initiated. It does not work during recording.

● The B.E.S.T. system does not work while Automatic Satellite

Programme Recording is in progress (

墌 pg. 38).

● In the case of timer recordings, the B.E.S.T. system works before recording is initiated.

● Once the cassette is ejected, the B.E.S.T. data is cancelled. The next time the cassette is used for recording, B.E.S.T. is re-performed.

● Pressing the recorder’s

7

button while “BEST” is displayed does not start Instant Timer Recording (

墌 pg. 25).

ATTENTION

Since the B.E.S.T. system works before recording actually starts, there is a delay of approximately 7 seconds after 7 and

4

on the remote control are pressed, or

7

on the recorder is pressed. To make sure you record the desired scene or programme in its entirety, first perform the following steps:

A Press and hold

9

and press

7

to engage the Record

Pause mode.

● The recorder then automatically checks the condition of the tape and, after approximately 7 seconds, re-enters

Record Pause mode.

B Press

4 to start recording.

If you want to bypass the B.E.S.T. system and begin recording immediately, set “B.E.S.T.” to “OFF” (

墌 pg. 69).

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S

HOW

V

IEW ®

Timer

Programming

Before performing the S HOW V IEW Timer

Programming:

● Make sure that the recorder’s built-in clock is set properly.

● Insert a cassette with the safety tab in place. The recorder will come on automatically.

● Turn on the TV and select the video channel (or AV mode).

TIMER RECORDING

You can use the on-screen display to enter the S HOW V IEW number.

A

Access the S HOW V IEW screen.

Press PROG.

The front display panel looks like this:

LCD panel B

Enter the S HOW V IEW number.

Press the number keys to enter the S HOW V IEW number of a programme you wish to record. Then press OK.

● If you make a mistake, press & and input the correct number.

The S HOW V IEW number you enter appears on the front display panel with only a 4-digit number:

With the S HOW V IEW system, timer programming is greatly simplified because each TV programme has a corresponding code number which your recorder is able to recognize.

You can use the remote control with LCD panel to enter the

S HOW V IEW number.

A

Access the S HOW V IEW display.

Press LCD PROG.

The LCD panel looks like this:

C

Access the S HOW V IEW Program screen.

The S HOW V IEW Program screen appears (if you’re just starting out, “P1” appears).

The front display panel shows the programme start time. Pressing

" changes the display to the programme stop time, then the date and channel position.

B

Enter the S HOW V IEW number.

Press the number keys to enter the S HOW V IEW number of a programme you wish to record. Then press .

● If you make a mistake, press &

and input the correct number.

The S HOW V IEW number you enter appears on the LCD panel:

Then go to step 3 in the right column.

IMPORTANT

Make sure the channel position number you wish to record is displayed; if not, see “S HOW V IEW

® System Setup” on page 79 and set the Guide Program number correctly.

● If the number you entered is invalid, “ERROR” appears on the

TV screen and “Err” appears on the front display panel. Press

&

and input a valid S HOW V IEW number.

● If the “GUIDE PROG SET” screen appears, see “ATTENTION” on page 31.

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D



).


(

墌 pg. 71 )

E

Set the VPS/PDC mode.

Press VPS/PDC to select “ON” or “OFF”.

● If “VPS/PDC ON” is displayed on the TV screen or “VPS/PDC” is lit on the front display panel, VPS/PDC is set to ON.

● If “VPS/PDC OFF” is displayed on the TV screen or “VPS/PDC” is not lit on the front display panel, VPS/PDC is set to OFF.

墌

“VPS/PDC Recording” on page 33.

F

Access the Title Edit screen.

Press the number key “1”.

The Title Edit screen appears.

● You can access the Title Edit screen only when

“NAVIGATION” is set to

“ON”. (

墌 pg. 43)

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31

NOTES:

● To Change The Stop Time . . .

. . . press STOP +/– in step 3. You can compensate for anticipated programme schedule delays.

● To Timer-Record Weekly Or Daily Serials . . .

. . . in step 3, press WEEKLY (number key “9”) for weekly serials or DAILY (number key “8”) for daily serials (Monday —

Friday). Either “WEEKLY” or “DAILY” appears on the TV screen. Pressing the button again makes the corresponding indication disappear.

● You can programme this recorder to timer-record as many as 8 programmes. If you try to programme the recorder to record a ninth, “PROGRAM FULL” appears on the TV screen and

“FULL” appears on the front display panel. To record the extra programme, you must first cancel any unnecessary programmes (

墌 pg. 36).

● It is not possible to timer-record a TV programme with a

S HOW V IEW number which starts with “0”.

● It is not possible to timer-record a satellite broadcast received on the channel position “0” by the satellite receiver.

G

Enter the programme title.

Press the number keys and e to enter characters, then press OK. For details, refer to

“Entering Character” on page 45.

H


Press PROG or OK. “PROGRAM COMPLETED” appears on the TV screen for about 5 seconds, then the normal screen appears. If “PROGRAM OVERLAPPED” appears on the TV screen and “Err” on the front display panel, see page 37.

● Repeat steps 1 – 8 for each additional programme.

I

Engage the recorder’s timer mode.

Press

#

(TIMER). The recorder turns off automatically and

“

#

” appears on the front display panel.

● To disengage the timer mode, press

# (TIMER) again.

Satellite Receiver Users

To timer-record a satellite broadcast using the S HOW V IEW system:

A Perform “Satellite Receiver Control Setting” on page 17.

B Perform steps 1 – 9. In step 3, the front display panel shows “L2” for the channel position. In step 5, you cannot set “VPS/PDC” to “ON”.

C Leave the satellite receiver’s power on.

ATTENTION

Guide Program Number Set

“GUIDE PROG SET” appears after performing step 3 if the

Guide Program number for the S HOW V IEW number you entered has not been set.

If you want to set the Guide Program number for the satellite broadcast station, press the number key “0” to change “TV

PROG” to “SAT”. Press rt

to input the channel position number on which your recorder or satellite receiver receives that station, then press OK or e

to set the Guide Program number. The S HOW V IEW Program screen appears.

(Example)

To timer-record a ZDF programme with the

S HOW V IEW system.

* If your recorder receives ZDF on the channel position 2, press OK or e after entering “2”.

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Express Timer

Programming

Before performing Express Timer Programming:



● Turn on the TV and select the video channel (or AV mode).

TIMER RECORDING (cont.)

If you do not know the S HOW V IEW number for the programme you wish to record, use the following procedure to set your recorder to timer-record the programme.

A

Access the S HOW V IEW screen.

Press PROG.

B

Access the Programme screen.

Press START+/–. (If you’re just starting out, “P1” appears.)


C

Enter the programme start time.

Press START+/– to enter the time you want recording to start.

● Press and hold START+/– to move in 30-minute increments, or press and release repeatedly to move 1 minute at a time.


D

Enter the programme stop time.

Press STOP+/– to enter the time you want recording to stop.

● Press and hold STOP+/– to move in 30-minute increments, or press and release repeatedly to move 1 minute at a time.

E

Enter the programme date.

Press DATE+/–.

● The current date appears on the TV screen. The date you enter appears in its place.

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F

Enter the channel position.

Press PR+/–.

● If you want to set a satellite programme, press the number

key “0” to change “TV PROG” to “SAT”, then press PR+/–.

G


Press SP/LP/EP ( p ).


(

墌 pg. 71 )

H

Set the VPS/PDC mode.

Press VPS/PDC to select “ON” or “OFF”.

● If “VPS/PDC ON” is displayed on the TV screen or “VPS/PDC” is lit on the front display panel, VPS/PDC is set to ON.

● If “VPS/PDC OFF” is displayed on the TV screen or “VPS/PDC” is not lit on the front display panel, VPS/PDC is set to OFF.

墌

“VPS/PDC Recording” in the right column

I




● You can access the Title Edit screen only when


“ON”. (

墌 pg. 43)

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33

L


Press # (TIMER). The recorder turns off automatically and

“ # ” appears on the front display panel.

● To disengage the timer mode, press #

(TIMER) again.

To Timer-Record Weekly Or Daily Serials . . .

. . . anytime during steps 2 through 8, press WEEKLY (number

key “9”) for weekly serials or DAILY (number key “8”) for daily serials (Monday – Friday). Either “WEEKLY” or “DAILY” appears on the TV screen. Pressing the button again makes the corresponding indication disappear.

NOTES:

● You can programme this recorder to timer-record as many as 8 programmes. If you try to programme the recorder to record a ninth, “PROGRAM FULL” appears on the TV screen and

“FULL” appears on the front display panel. To record the extra programme, you must first cancel any unnecessary programmes (

墌 pg. 36).


Satellite Receiver Users

To timer-record a satellite broadcast using Express Timer

Programming:

A Perform “Satellite Receiver Control Setting” on page 17.

B Perform steps 1 – 12. In step 6, press the number key “0” to change “TV PROG” to “SAT”. The front display panel shows “L2” for the channel position. Then press PR+/– to enter the channel position for the satellite broadcast. In step 8, you cannot set “VPS/PDC” to “ON”.

C Leave the satellite receiver’s power on.

J




K


Press PROG or OK. “PROGRAM COMPLETED” appears on the TV screen for about 5 seconds, then the normal screen appears. If “PROGRAM OVERLAPPED” appears on the TV screen and “Err” on the front display panel, see page 37.

● Repeat steps 1 – 11 for each additional programme.

VPS/PDC Recording

Now available from some TV stations, PDC (Programme

Delivery Control) and VPS (Video Programme System) are service designed to assure safe, accurate timer recording.

With this system, special code signals are transmitted together with the audio/video signals. These code signals control your video recorder and have precedence over the advertised times you may have preset into the timer. This means that your recorder will start and stop recording when the preset TV programmes actually start and end — even if the broadcast time of a preset TV programme is changed.

NOTES:

● When you use Express Timer Programming, set the start time

(VPS or PDC time) exactly as advertised in the TV listing. A different time than advertised will result in no recording.

● VPS/PDC recording is also possible when a satellite receiver or a cable system is connected to AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector on your recorder.

● VPS/PDC recording is also possible via the AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector.

How to check if the station being received transmits a

VPS/PDC signal

A Press – –:– – until the channel position appears on the front display panel.

B Hold down START+ for about 5 seconds.

“VPS/PDC” appears blinking on the front display panel.

If a VPS/PDC signal is detected from the station,

“VPS/PDC” will stop blinking.

If no VPS/PDC signal is detected from the station,

“VPS/PDC” will blink at a slower rate.

C Press – –:– – or START+ again to return to normal display.

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24 Hour Express

Timer Programming

Before performing the 24 Hour Express Timer

Programming:



● Set the tape speed.


You can programme a timer recording that starts within 24 hours using the JOG dial on the recorder.

A

Enter the programme mode.

Press 24H EXPRESS # on the recorder. The start time indicator ( ) starts blinking on the front display panel.

● The current tape speed and VPS/PDC setting appear on the front display panel, but it is impossible to change the setting.

(

You can only change the setting after programming

墌 pg. 36).

B

Set the programme start/stop time and channel.

Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to set the time you want recording to start.

● One click stop of the JOG dial changes the time in 5-minute intervals.

24H EXPRESS

PR

PUSH/TURN

PULL/OPEN

Push the JOG dial. The stop time indicator ( ) starts blinking on the front display panel. Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to set the time you want recording to stop.

Push the JOG dial. Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to select the channel you wish to record.

● You can cancel the setting at any time by pressing and holding the JOG dial for more than 3 seconds or pressing & on the remote control. Repeat the step 2.

C


Press 24H EXPRESS #. The recorder turns off automatically and

#

appears on the front display panel.

● To disengage the timer mode, press

24H EXPRESS # again.

#

(TIMER) or

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NOTES:

● You can programme this recorder to timer-record as many as

8 programmes. If you try to programme the recorder to record a ninth, “FULL” appears on the front display panel. To record the extra programme, you must first cancel any unnecessary programmes (

墌 pg. 36).


● If “Err” appears on the front display panel, repeat the above steps again.

● When a menu screen is shown, you cannot use 24 Hour

Express Timer Programming function. Press MENU to return to normal screen, and try again.

● You can use 24 Hour Express Timer Programming function also when the recorder is turned off.

● For 24 Hour Express Timer Programming function, the programme overlap warning display does not appear even if some programmes overlap each other. The programme with the lower programme number will be recorded and the other one will not be recorded correctly.


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Check, cancel and change programmes

A

Disengage the timer mode.

Press # (TIMER), then press 1 .

B

Access the Programme Check screen/display.

Press " .

C

Access the Programme screen/display.

Press " again to check more information. Each time you press " , the next programme’s information appears.

The front display panel shows the programme start time. Pressing

OK changes the display to the programme stop time, then the date and the channel position.

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To cancel or change a programme...

D

Cancel or change a programme.

Press & to cancel a programme. To change programme settings, press the appropriate button: START+/–,

STOP+/–, DATE+/–, PR+/–, VPS/PDC and/or SP/LP/EP

( p ).

● You can change “TV PROG” to “SAT” for the channel position by pressing the number key “0”.

● If you do not want to edit the programme title, skip steps 5 and

6.

E




● You can access the title edit screen only when


“ON”. (

墌 pg. 43)

F




G

Return to the normal screen/display.

Press " as many times as necessary. If there are still some programmes remaining, go on to step 8.

H

Return to the timer mode.

Press # (TIMER).

NOTE:

You can also check the programmes on the front display panel even if the recorder’s power is off (unless the recorder is in the

Power Save mode

墌 pg. 70) or the recorder is in the Timer mode; however, it is not possible to cancel or change the programmes.

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When programmes overlap each other

If “PROGRAM OVERLAPPED” appears, you have another programme overlapping the programme you have just made.

The Programme Check screen appears and conflicting programmes will start blinking.

Example: Programme 1 (you have just made) and

Programme 4 overlap each other.

A

Confirm the overlapping programmes.

Overlapping programmes blink on the TV screen.

B

Select the programme to modify.

Press rt , then press OK or e .

● You can only select one of the overlapping programmes.

NOTE:

If you do not mind this overlap, press PROG to finish the timer programme setting. The programme with the lower programme number will be recorded and the other one will not be recorded correctly. If no changes are made for approximately 1 minute, the recorder will return to the normal screen.

C

Cancel or change programme setting.

To cancel a programme, press & when the Programme screen you do not want is shown. “PROGRAM

COMPLETED” appears on the TV screen for about 5 seconds, then the normal screen appears.

To change a programme, press the appropriate button:

START+/–, STOP+/–, DATE+/–, PR+/–, VPS/PDC and/or

SP/LP/EP ( p ) when the Programme screen on which you want to make changes is shown, then press OK.

“PROGRAM COMPLETED” appears on the TV screen for about 5 seconds, then the normal screen appears.

NOTE:

If the overlap is not yet solved, or another overlap occurs with the timer programme setting after making the last correction on a programme, the conflicting programmes will be shown on the

Programme Check screen again. Repeat the above steps again until the overlap is solved.

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Automatic Satellite

Programme

Recording

ATTENTION

● Be sure not to turn on the satellite receiver before the programme is executed; otherwise, the recorder will start recording when the satellite receiver’s power is turned on.

● If you have connected another appliance other than a satellite receiver to the AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector, be sure not to engage the Automatic Satellite Programme

Recording mode; otherwise, the recorder will start recording when the connected appliance’s power is turned on.

● Automatic Satellite Programme Recording and timer-recording cannot be done at the same time.

This function allows you to automatically record a satellite programme which is timer-programmed on your external satellite receiver. Connect a satellite receiver to the recorder’s AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector and programme the timer on the satellite receiver. The recorder starts or stops recording by the signals input from the satellite receiver. After recording, the recorder’s power shuts off automatically.

SAT

# indicator

Before performing the following steps:

● Make sure the satellite receiver is connected to the recorder’s

AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector. (

墌 pg. 64, 65)

● Programme the timer on the satellite receiver.

● Insert a cassette with the safety tab in place.

A

Select the L-2 SELECT mode.

Set “L-2 SELECT” to “A/V” or “SAT” (

墌 pg. 53).

● When you select “SAT”, refer to “IMPORTANT” on page 64.

B



).


(

墌 pg. 71 )

C

Engage the Automatic Satellite Programme

Recording mode.

Press and hold SAT

#

for about 2 seconds. The SAT

# indicator lights up and the recorder turns off automatically.

NOTES:

● To disengage the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode, press SAT

#

#

● If the recorder’s power is off, it is not possible to engage the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode.

● In step 3, if the SAT

#

. The SAT indicator goes off.

indicator does not light but instead blinks quickly even though your satellite receiver’s power is off, Automatic

Satellite Programme Recording will not work properly with that satellite receiver*. If this is the case, perform “Express Timer

Programming” (

墌 pg. 32) to timer-record a satellite programme.

* Some satellite receivers output signals even if the power is off. Automatic Satellite Programme Recording is not possible with those satellite receivers.

● The SAT

#

indicator blinks while Automatic Satellite Programme Recording is in progress.

● For timer programming of the satellite receiver, refer to the instruction manual of the satellite receiver.

● Automatic Satellite Programme Recording is not possible if your satellite receiver does not have a timer.

● Pressing the recorder’s

1

button while Automatic Satellite Programme Recording is in progress turns off the recorder’s power and disengages the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode.

● If there are more than one satellite programmes you wish to record with Automatic Satellite Programme Recording, it is not possible to set different tape speeds for each programme.

● Depending on the type of satellite receiver, the recorder may not record a slight portion of the beginning of the programme or may record slightly longer than the actual length of the programme.

● If you engage the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode when the satellite receiver’s power is on, the recorder will not start Automatic Satellite Programme Recording even though the SAT indicator blinks. When the satellite receiver shuts off once

# and is turned back on again, the recorder starts recording.

● You can also record a programme from your cable system in the same way if the system has a timer.

● The B.E.S.T. system (

● Just Clock (

● When the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode is engaged, or the recorder’s power is turned off after Automatic Satellite

Programme Recording is finished, the recorder will not enter the Timer mode even though “AUTO TIMER” is set to “ON”

(

墌 pg. 69).

墌

墌 pg. 29) does not work while Automatic Satellite Programme Recording is in progress.

pg. 80) does not work when the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode is engaged.

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REMOTE CONTROL

Remote Control

Functions

PULL/OPEN

24H EXPRESS

PR

PUSH/TURN

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Remote A/B Code Switching

The remote control is capable of controlling two JVC video recorders independently; one set to respond to the remote control’s A code control signals and another set to respond to B code control signals. The remote control is preset to send A code signals because your video recorder is initially set to respond to

A code signals. You can easily modify your video recorder to respond to B code signals.

A

Set the remote control code.

Press and hold VCR on the remote control for over 2 seconds, press the number key “2” and then press OK.

The remote control now can transmit B code signals.

B

Check the remote control code for the recorder.

Press and hold 4 on the recorder for more than

5 seconds while the recorder is turned off. The code currently set appears on the front display panel.

C

Change the code for the recorder.

Press any key on the remote control. The recorder will now only respond to B code signals.

NOTE:

To set the recorder back to respond to A code signals, repeat the same procedure as shown above, but in step 1, press the number

key “1” instead of “2”.

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Control Your TV Using Additional Buttons

Use the number keys, and the p button, & button or # button to select the TV’s channel.

● With televisions under Code 01, 02, 07, 10, 11, 14, 20, 23,

24, 25, 27, 33 or 35, the p

button corresponds to the

1-digit/2-digit entry switching button (often labelled – /– –) of your TV’s remote control.

● With televisions under Code 01, 28, 29 or 34, the button corresponds to the 10 + button, and the

#

& corresponds to the 20 + button of your TV’s remote

button control.

NOTE:

The way these buttons are used is determined by your TV.

Use these buttons as instructed for your TV’s remote control.

BRAND NAME

JVC

BLAUPUNKT

BRANDT

FERGUSON

FINLUX

FUNAI

LG/GOLDSTAR

GRAETZ

GRUNDIG

HITACHI

ITT

LUXOR

MITSUBISHI

MIVAR

NEC

NOKIA

NORDMENDE

PANASONIC

PHILIPS

SABA

SALORA

SAMSUNG

SELECO

SHARP

SONY

TELEAVIA

TELEFUNKEN

THOMSON

TOSHIBA

REMOTE CONTROL (cont.)

TV Multi-Brand Remote Control

Your remote control can operate the basic functions of your TV set. In addition to JVC TVs, other manufacturer’s TVs can also be controlled.


Turn off the TV using its remote control.

A

Set the TV brand code.

Refer to the chart below. Press and hold TV on the recorder’s remote control for over 2 seconds, enter your

TV’s brand code using the number keys, then press OK.

Press 1 on the recorder’s remote control to turn on the

TV and try operations (

墌

step 2).

● Once you have set the remote control to operate the TV, you do not have to repeat this step until you replace your remote control’s batteries.

● JVC or SAMSUNG has more than one code. If the TV does not function with one code, try entering another.

B

Operate the TV.

First, press TV to set the remote control to TV mode, then press the corresponding button: 1, TV/VCR, TV PR +/–,

TV %+/– (Volume), ^ (TV Muting), number keys.

● For some brands of TV, you must press OK after having pressed the number keys.

IMPORTANT

Although the provided remote control unit is compatible with

JVC televisions, as well as many other models, it may not work with your TV, or in some instances, may have limited function capability.

CODE

03

29

20

31

19

10

28

28

30

32

18

28

01, 23, 24, 25

19

26

27

07

26

26

26

14

26

11

02

26

28

02, 12, 33, 34, 35

28

06

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Satellite Receiver Multi-Brand Remote

Control

Your remote control can operate the basic functions of your satellite receiver set. In addition to JVC satellite receivers, other manufacturer’s satellite receivers can also be controlled.


Turn off the satellite receiver using its remote control.

A

Set the satellite receiver brand code.

Refer to the chart in the right column. Press and hold

CABLE/SAT on the recorder’s remote control for over 2 seconds, enter your satellite receiver’s brand code using the number keys, then press OK.

Press

1

on the recorder’s remote control to turn on the satellite receiver and try operations (

墌

step 2).

● Once you have set the remote control to operate the satellite receiver, you do not have to repeat this step until you replace your remote control’s batteries.

● Some brands of satellite receiver have more than one code. If the satellite receiver does not function with one code, try entering another.

B

Operate the satellite receiver.

First, press CABLE/SAT to set the remote control to satellite receiver mode, then press the corresponding button:

1

, TV PR +/–, number keys.

● For some brands of satellite receiver, you must press having pressed the number keys.

p

● The number keys may not function with some satellite receivers.

after

IMPORTANT

Although the provided remote control unit is compatible with

JVC satellite receivers, as well as many other models, it may not work with your satellite receiver, or in some instances, may have limited function capability.

BRAND NAME

JVC

AMSTRAD

CANAL SATELLITE

CANAL +

D-BOX

ECHOSTAR (VIA DIGITAL)

FINLUX

FORCE

GALAXIS

GRUNDIG

HIRSCHMANN

ITT NOKIA

JERROLD

KATHREIN

LUXOR

MASCOM

MASPRO

NOKIA

PACE

PANASONIC

PHILIPS

RFT

SAGEM

SALORA

SIEMENS

SKYMASTER

TPS

TRIAX

WISI

CODE

85

82

68

89

73

60, 61, 62, 63, 92

81

81

88

64, 65

64, 78

68

75

70, 71

68

93

64

69

83

91

64

70

87

65, 67, 74, 86, 92

74

66, 84

69

83

68

EN

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Navigation

When you record a TV programme with this recorder, the recorder automatically stores in its memory the recording start time, date, channel information, etc. If the tape is recorded on this recorder for the first time, new tape number and the recording date are also registered. On the tape only the tape number information is recorded.

You can also enter the programme title when performing

“S HOW V IEW ® Timer Programming” (

墌 pg. 30) or “Express Timer

Programming” (

墌 pg. 32). It is possible to store these information only when “NAVIGATION” is set to “ON” (default setting) (

墌 pg. 43).


AV mode).

VIDEO NAVIGATION

Navigation Playback

This function is useful when you wish to quickly find out what programmes you have recorded on a tape with this recorder. This function allows you to select a programme to watch, and then automatically searches for the start of the programme.

A

Load a recorded cassette.

Insert a cassette recorded on this recorder.


B

Access the title screen.

Press NAVIGATION.

● After pressing NAVIGATION, it may take a few seconds to access the title screen while the recorder searches for the

● If there is no cassette loaded, “FIND TITLE” screen appears.

( programme information.

墌 pg. 48)

C

Select a programme.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the programme you want to watch.

D

Start playback.

Press OK. Playback begins automatically after the selected programme is located.

Check Memory

You can check the amount of recorded information in the memory.

A


Press MENU.

B

Access the Video Navigation screen.

Press rt


“VIDEO NAVIGATION”, then press OK or e

.

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C

Check the memory.

Press rt


“CHECK MEMORY”, then press OK or e

.

● The CHECK MEMORY screen will appear.

● If the recorder’s memory becomes full, the recorder cannot register any more information. Delete any unnecessary data of tape or programme from the recorder’s memory.

Video Navigation Title Screen

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D

Press MENU.

Turn Off Navigation

If you do not want to record information on the programmes, set

“NAVIGATION” to “OFF”.

Perform steps 1 to 2 of “Check Memory” on page 42 before continuing.

A

Turn off Navigation.

Press rt


“NAVIGATION”, then press

OK or e

to set to “OFF”.

B



Press MENU.

A Tape number

B Tape title

If there is no tape title entered, the earliest recording date will be displayed.

C Current page number/total page number

D Largest blank space on the tape

(Calculated remaining time based on the current tape speed (SP, LP or EP) selected on the recorder)

E Programme information

(Recording start time, date and channel number)

F Currently selected programme

G Current tape position

“*” is displayed if the currently selected programme and the current tape position are different while tape is not running.

H Detailed information of currently selected programme

(Recording start time, end time, recording length, recording speed, programme title and category)

If there are no title and category entered, “TITLE” and

“CATEGORY” will be displayed.

NOTES:

● Video Navigation is possible with the cassettes recorded with this recorder only.

● To record the date and time as the programme title in this recorder’s memory, make sure the recorder’s clock is set correctly before recording.

● To record the programme information in this recorder’s memory, you must continue to record each programme for over the minimum recording time; 8 minutes for the SP mode,

15 minutes for the LP mode or 23 minutes for the EP mode.

● Video Navigation may not work properly when an index code

(VISS signal) is marked or erased manually near a start point of

墌 pg. 22) recorded programme. (

● Video Navigation may not work properly depending on the tape being used.

● If the recorder finds two tape numbers in one tape while playing back or searching for the beginning of a programme, then when you remove the tape, the tape will be assigned just one number (smaller number).

● The programme information is stored in this recorder’s memory. If the memory in this recorder should ever be damaged and the programme information lost, it is impossible to restore that information.

● After recording a tape with this recorder, write the tape number on a label and affix the label to the cassette in order to allow you to find the tape by its number.

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Find Blank Space

This function is useful for finding out the blank space on each cassette and recording a new programme there.

Perform steps 1 to 2 of “Check Memory” on page 42 before continuing.

A

Access the Find Blank Space screen.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to

“FIND BLANK SPACE”, then press OK or e .

VIDEO NAVIGATION (cont.)

Edit Title

You can edit the tape title and the programme titles as you like.

You can also select the category for each programme.

In short, you can use the Video Navigation function to create your own video tape library.


AV mode).

B

Select the tape number.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the tape number on which you want to record a programme, then press OK.

● The calculated blank space is based on the current tape speed (SP, LP or EP) selected on the recorder.

● If the selected cassette has already been loaded, the recorder searches the beginning of the blank space and goes into the stop mode automatically.

C


Insert the cassette whose number is displayed on the screen.

● The recorder searches the beginning of the blank space and goes into the stop mode automatically.

NOTE:

The recorder may not go into the stop mode right on the beginning of the selected blank space.

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Edit Tape Title

A


Press MENU.

B



“VIDEO NAVIGATION”, then press OK or e .

C

Access the Edit Title screen.


“EDIT TITLE”, then press OK or e .

D

Select the tape number.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the tape number whose title you want to edit, then press OK or e .

● The “*” mark indicates the tape number of the cassette that is currently in the recorder.

E

Select the tape title.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the tape number, then press OK or e . The tape title begins blinking.


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45

F

Enter the tape title.

Press the number keys and e to enter characters, then press OK. For details, refer to “Entering Character” below.

G


Press MENU.

Entering Character

Press the appropriate number key, then press e to enter each character.

Refer to the example below.

(Example) Enter “JVC NEWS”

A Press 5 (JKL) once to enter “J”, then press e .

B Press 8 (TUV) three times to enter “V”, then press e .

C Press 2 (ABC) three times to enter “C”, then press e .

D Press 0 ( I ) twice to enter “ I (space)”, then press e .

E Press 6 (MNO) twice to enter “N”, then press e .

F Press 3 (DEF) twice to enter “E”, then press e .

G Press 9 (WXYZ) once to enter “W”, then press e .

H Press 7 (PQRS) four times to enter “S”, then press e .

8

9

0

6

7

4

5

2

3

NUMBER KEY

1

CHARACTER

. , / – + f

( ) 1

A B C 2 Ä À Á Â Ã Å Æ

D E F 3 È É Ë Ê

G H I 4 Î Ï Ì Í

J K L 5

M N O 6 Ö Ô Ò Ó Õ Ø Ñ

P Q R S 7

T U V 8 Ü Ù Û Ú

W X Y Z 9

0

I

NOTES:

● If you make a mistake, press enter the correct character.

&

.

w e

to select the character, then

● If you want to delete a character, press character, then press w e

to select the

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Edit Programme Title and Category

Perform steps 1 to 4 of “Edit Tape Title” on page 45 before continuing.

A

Select the programme.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the programme you want to edit, then press OK or e . The

“TITLE” display begins blinking.

● The “*” mark indicates the current position on the tape.

B


Press the number keys and e to enter characters, then press OK. For details, refer to “Entering Character” on page 45.

C

Select the category.

Press rt to select the category you want, then press OK or e .


Choice of Category

CATEGORY r r t

MOVIE r t

SPORTS r t

SPECIAL r t

SERIES r t

SHOW r t

MUSIC r t

CHILDREN r t

NEWS r t

OTHERS t

D


Press MENU.

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Delete Tape Data


A

Select the tape title.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the tape number you want to delete, then press

&

.


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Delete Programme Data


A


Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the programme you want to delete, then press

&

.

B

Delete the tape data.

Press rt


“YES”, then press OK or e

.

B

Delete the programme data.

Press rt


“YES”, then press OK or e

.

C


Press MENU.

C


Press MENU.

NOTES:

● When you delete data, only the tape and/or programme information is deleted from the recorder’s memory. The actual recording on the tape is not erased.

● If the recorder’s memory becomes full, the recorder cannot register any more information. Delete any unnecessary data of tape or programme from the recorder’s memory.

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Find Title

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Sort By Tape Number

This function is useful for finding out the programme you want to playback in the order sorted by tape number.

A


Press MENU.

B


Press rt


“VIDEO NAVIGATION”, then press OK or e

.

C

Access the Find Title screen.

Press rt


“FIND TITLE”, then press OK or e

.

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D

Access the Tape No. screen.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “BY

TAPE NO.”, then press OK or e .

E


Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the programme you want to play back, then press OK.

● If the selected cassette has already been loaded, playback begins automatically after the selected programme is located.

F



● Playback begins automatically after the selected programme is located.


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Sort By Date

This function is useful for finding out the programme you want to play back in the order sorted by date.

Perform steps 1 to 3 of “Sort By Tape Number” on page 48 before continuing.

A

Access the Date screen.

Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “BY

DATE”, then press OK or e .

B


Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the programme you want to play back, then press OK.


C




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B

Select the category.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the category you want to watch, then press OK.

C


Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the programme you want to play back, then press OK.


D




Sort By Category

This function is useful for finding out the programme you want to play back in the order sorted by category.

Perform steps 1 to 3 of “Sort By Tape Number” on page 48 before continuing.

A

Access the Category screen.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “BY

CATEGORY”, then press OK or e

.

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EDITING

Edit From A

Camcorder

A

If the camcorder has no S-VIDEO output connector ...

Recorder

VIDEO input

AUDIO input

Audio cable

(not provided)

To rear panel

PAUSE/R.A.EDIT connector

Video cable (not provided)

VIDEO OUT

Mini-plug cable

(not provided)

(JVC camcorder only)

Camcorder

AUDIO OUT

EDIT

Player

B

If the camcorder has an S-VIDEO output connector ...

Recorder

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You can use a camcorder as the source player and your recorder as the recording deck.

A


A If the camcorder has no S-VIDEO output connector ...

... connect the camcorder’s AUDIO OUT and VIDEO

OUT connectors to the recorder’s front panel AUDIO and VIDEO input connectors.

B If the camcorder has an S-VIDEO output connector ...

... connect the camcorder’s AUDIO OUT and

S-VIDEO OUT connectors to the recorder’s front panel

AUDIO and S-VIDEO input connectors.

● When using a monaural camcorder, connect its AUDIO OUT connector to the AUDIO L input connector on your recorder.

● When a Master Edit Control-equipped JVC camcorder is used, the camcorder is capable of controlling the recorder. Refer to the camcorder’s instruction manual for operating procedure.

B

Set the recorder’s input mode.

Press AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR to select “F-1” for the AUDIO and VIDEO input connectors, or “S-1” for the

AUDIO and S-VIDEO input connectors, depending on the connectors being used.

C

Set the edit mode.

See “PICTURE CONTROL” on page 69.

D

Start the camcorder.

Engage the Play mode of the camcorder.

E

Start the recorder.

Engage the Record mode of the recorder.

NOTES:

● All necessary cables can be obtained from your dealer.

● When you select “EDIT” to dub tapes in step 3, be sure to select “AUTO” (or “NORM” when “B.E.S.T.” is set to “OFF”) after you finish dubbing the tapes.

AUDIO input

S-VIDEO input Audio cable (not provided)

S-Video cable (provided)

To rear panel

PAUSE/R.A.EDIT connector

S-VIDEO OUT

Mini-plug cable

(not provided)

(JVC camcorder only)

Camcorder

AUDIO OUT

EDIT

Player

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Output/Input Set

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EDITING (cont.)

B

Access the Output/Input Set screen.

Press rt


“OUTPUT/INPUT SET”, then press OK or e

.

C

Select the output or input mode for the AV1

(L-1) IN/OUT connector.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “L-1

OUTPUT” or “L-1 INPUT”.

Then, press OK or e

to select the appropriate setting.

* The default setting is bold in the table below.

L-1 OUTPUT and L-1 INPUT Setting

The AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector accepts and delivers either a composite signal (regular video signal) or a Y/C signal (a signal in which the luminance and chrominance signals are separated).

Set “L-1 OUTPUT” and “L-1 INPUT” to the appropriate mode depending on the type of appliance connected to the recorder’s

AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector.

A


Press MENU.

8

L-1 OUTPUT

VIDEO :

S-VIDEO:

If a connected appliance’s input is compatible only with regular video signals, set to “VIDEO”.

If a connected appliance’s input is compatible with Y/C signals, set to

“S-VIDEO”. You can obtain high-quality S-VHS picture. (For connection, be sure to use a 21-pin

SCART cable that is compatible with the Y/C signal.)

8

L-1 INPUT

VIDEO :

S-VIDEO :

If a connected appliance’s output is compatible only with regular video signals, set to “VIDEO”.

If a connected appliance’s output is compatible with Y/C signals, set to



D


Press MENU.

NOTES:

● If “L-1 OUTPUT” is set to “S-VIDEO”, it is impossible to set

“L-1 INPUT” to “S-VIDEO”.

● If “L-2 SELECT” is set to “DECODER”, it is impossible to set


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L-2 SELECT and L-2 INPUT Setting

The AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector accepts either a composite signal (regular video signal) or a Y/C signal (a signal in which the luminance and chrominance signals are separated).

Set “L-2 SELECT” to the appropriate mode depending on the type of appliance connected to the recorder’s AV2 (L-2) IN/

DECODER connector. Set “L-2 INPUT” to the appropriate mode depending on the output signals of the connected appliance.

Perform steps 1 and 2 of “L-1 OUTPUT and L-1 INPUT

Setting” on page 52.

A

Select the input mode for the AV2 (L-2) IN/

DECODER connector.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “L-2

SELECT ” or “L-2 INPUT”.

Then, press OK or e

to select the appropriate setting.


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53

NOTES:

● If you have a satellite receiver or a decoder connected to the

AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector, be sure to set “L-2

SELECT” back to appropriate mode after editing.

● If you are not connecting a satellite receiver or a decoder to the AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector, leave “L-2 SELECT” set to “A/V”.

● The default setting is “A/V”; if the recorder’s memory backup has expired due to a power cut or because the AC was removed from the recorder, “A/V” will be automatically selected when the power is restored to the recorder. If you are using a satellite receiver or a decoder, be sure to set “L-2

SELECT” back to appropriate mode.

● When “L-2 SELECT” is set to “SAT”, “SAT” appears on TV screen or front display panel instead of “L-2” or “L2”.

● If “L-2 SELECT” is set to “DECODER”, it is impossible to set


● If “L-1 OUTPUT” is set to “S-VIDEO”, it is impossible to set

“L-2 SELECT” to “DECODER”.

8

L-2 SELECT

A/V : To use this recorder as the recording deck with the player connected to the AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector, or to use the satellite receiver connected to the AV2 (L-2)

IN/DECODER connector.

DECODER : To use a decoder connected to the

AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector.

SAT : To view a satellite programme with the TV set while the recorder is turned off. (

墌 pg. 64)

8

L-2 INPUT

VIDEO :

S-VIDEO :

If a connected appliance’s output is compatible only with regular video signals, set to “VIDEO”.

If a connected appliance’s output is compatible with Y/C signals, set to



B


Press MENU.

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Edit To Or From

Another Video

Recorder

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You can use your recorder as the source player or as the recording deck.

A


Connect the player’s 21-pin SCART connector to the recorder’s 21-pin SCART connector as illustrated on page 55.

A When using your recorder as the source player ...

... connect its AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector to the recording deck.

B When using your recorder as the recording deck ...

... connect its AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT or AV2 (L-2) IN/

DECODER connector to the source player.

● If another recorder is compatible with the Y/C signal ...

... when using your recorder as the source player, set “L-1

OUTPUT” to “S-VIDEO” (

墌 pg. 52).

... when using your recorder as the recording deck, set “L-2

INPUT” to “S-VIDEO” (

墌 pg. 53).

B

Set the input mode of recording deck.

With this video recorder, press AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR to select “L-1” for the AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector, or “L-2” for the AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector, depending on the connector being used.

● When using another recorder as the recording deck, refer to its instruction manual.

● When using the AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector, set “L-2

SELECT” to “A/V” (

墌 pg. 53).

C



D

Start the source player.

Engage the Play mode of the source player.

E

Start the recording deck.

Engage the Record mode of the recording deck.

Advantages of S-VHS video recorders

You can edit from VHS to S-VHS, S-VHS to VHS, or, from

S-VHS to S-VHS.

● From VHS to S-VHS: Record VHS playback signals in the

S-VHS mode. Although the picture quality is inherently limited by that of the original, the edited tape has better picture quality than those made by VHS-to-VHS editing.

● From S-VHS to VHS: Because the picture quality of the source material is very high, the edited tape has better picture quality than those made by VHS-to-VHS editing.

● From S-VHS to S-VHS: All signals will be transferred with minimum degradation.

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A

TV receiver Player Your recorder

B

Recorder Your recorder


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TV receiver

Video channel or

AV mode

RF cable

(provided)

21-pin SCART cable

(not provided)

Recorder

Another recorder

21-pin SCART cable

(not provided)

Another recorder

RF cable

(provided)

Video channel or

AV mode

Player

NOTES:


● For Y/C signal input/output, be sure to use a 21-pin SCART cable that is compatible with the Y/C signal.

● When you select “EDIT” to dub tapes in step 3, be sure to select “AUTO” (or “NORM” when “B.E.S.T.” is set to “OFF”) after you finish dubbing the tapes.

● When you use this recorder as the source player for editing, be sure to set “O.S.D.” to “OFF” before starting ( recorder’s S-VIDEO and AUDIO input/output connectors.

墌 pg. 69).

● If you are using another recorder with S-Video and Audio input/output connectors, you can connect those connectors to this

When using your recorder as the source player ...

... connect its rear panel S OUT and AUDIO OUT connectors to the recording deck’s S-Video and Audio input connectors.

When using your recorder as the recording deck ...

... connect its front panel S-VIDEO and AUDIO input connectors to the source player’s S-Video and Audio output connectors. Then, set the recorder’s input mode to “S-1”.

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Audio Dubbing

Audio Dubbing replaces the normal audio sound of a previously recorded tape with a new soundtrack.

ATTENTION:

Audio dubbing is not possible with a cassette recorded in EP mode.

Normal audio track

Pre-recorded tape

Video/Hi-Fi audio track

Audio-dubbed tape

Your recorder

CD player, etc.

CD player, etc.

Mixer output

Audio mixer

Original sound

AUDIO OUT

Your recorder

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A


Connect an audio component to the AUDIO L + R input connectors on the recorder’s front panel.

● When connecting a monaural audio component, use only the recorder’s AUDIO L input connector.

B


Press AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR to select “F-1” or

“S-1”.

C

Locate the start point.

Press

4

to start playback of the tape in your recorder, and press

9

when you reach the point where you want to start dubbing.

D

Engage the Audio Dubbing mode.

Press A.DUB.

● Your recorder enters the Audio Dubbing Pause mode. (“ blinks, “ u

” and “ ” light up on the front display panel.)

● To perform Audio Dubbing with audio mixing, press AUDIO to select “ a

+ s i

(L+R)” at this point. o ”

* Audio Dubbing with audio mixing is not possible if you are using a monaural audio component, or if you don’t have an audio mixer.

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57

E

Start dubbing.

Engage the audio component’s Play mode, then press

4 to start the tape in your recorder; Audio Dubbing begins at this point.

● “ o

” blinks and “

● To stop dubbing temporarily, press dubbing.

u

” is displayed on the front display panel.

9 . Press 4 to resume

F

End Audio Dubbing.

Press

8


0

on the recorder to stop the tape in your recorder, and engage the audio component’s Stop mode.

NOTES:

● When monitoring the sound during Audio Dubbing, the normal soundtrack is automatically selected. If you wish to hear the mixed sound (Hi-Fi + Normal soundtracks), press

AUDIO to select “ a

+ s

(L+R) + NORM” (

墌 pg. 23).

● Audio Dubbing stops automatically when the counter reaches

“0:00:00”, and the recorder enters the Play mode. Check the counter reading before dubbing.

● Audio Dubbing is also possible using the rear panel AV1 (L-1)

IN/OUT or AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector. When using these 21-pin SCART connectors, be sure to select the correct input mode (“L-1” or “L-2”) in step 2.

● Audio Dubbing is not possible with cassettes whose record safety tab has been removed.

● When playing back an audio-dubbed tape, press AUDIO to select the soundtrack you wish to hear. (

墌 pg. 23)

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Insert Editing

Insert Editing replaces part of the recorded scene with new material. Both the picture and Hi-Fi audio soundtrack are replaced with new ones, while the normal audio soundtrack remains unchanged. If you wish to change the normal audio track as well, use the

Audio Dubbing function simultaneously.

For Insert Editing, use your recorder as the recording deck.

ATTENTION:

Insert editing is not possible with a cassette recorded in EP mode.

Source tape

Recording tape

Before Insert Editing

Normal audio track

After Insert Editing

Video/Hi-Fi audio track

Recorder Your recorder

Player

S-Video signal Audio/Video signal

Another recorder

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A


Connect the player’s VIDEO OUT or S-VIDEO OUT and

AUDIO OUT connectors to your recorder’s VIDEO or

S-VIDEO and AUDIO input connectors on the front panel.

B


Press AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR to select “F-1” for the AUDIO and VIDEO input connectors or “S-1” for

AUDIO and S-VIDEO input connectors.

C

Locate the end point.

Load the recording cassette into your recorder, and play it back to determine the edit-out point (the end of the segment to be replaced) using the JOG dial, or pressing w e

and

9

.

D

Reset the counter.

Press 0000.

● The counter is reset to “0:00:00”.

E


Determine the edit-in point (the beginning of the segment to be replaced) using the JOG dial, or pressing w e

and

9

.

● Be sure to engage the Still mode at the edit-in point.

F

Engage the Insert Editing mode.

Press INSERT.

● Your recorder enters the Insert Pause mode. (“

“ i ” light up on the front display panel.) o

”, “ u

” and

● The TV screen changes from the still picture to the input source you are going to record.

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59

G

Start Editing.

Load the source cassette and play back the segment that is to be inserted. When you reach the start of the section of the source tape that you wish to insert, press

4

to start the tape in your recorder; Insert Editing begins at this point.

● “ o

” and “ u

” are displayed on the front display panel.

H

End Insert Editing.

At counter “0:00:00”, Insert Editing will stop automatically while the tape continues running in the

Play mode. If you wish to stop Insert Editing before the specified edit-out point, press 0000.

AV Insert Editing

If you want to replace the picture, Hi-Fi audio soundtrack and normal audio soundtrack all at the same time ...

... In step 6, after you press INSERT, press A.DUB also.

( “ o

” and “ u

” blink and “ i

” lights up on the front display panel.)

NOTES:


● Insert Editing is not possible with cassettes whose record safety tab has been removed.

● When Insert Editing is performed on a tape that has been recorded on another video recorder, the inserted portion may appear distorted.

● In Insert Editing, the recording speed (SP/LP) is determined by the previous recording to be replaced. If the previous recording’s speed changes within a single edit, the inserted picture will be distorted at the switching point.

● A small portion of the recording which precedes an insert edit may become erased.

● Insert Editing is also possible using the rear panel AV1 (L-1) IN/

OUT or AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector. When using these

21-pin SCART connectors, be sure to select the correct input mode (“L-1” or “L-2”) in step 2.

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Random Assemble

Editing

Player

Recorder

Audio signal Video signal

Another recorder

(with PAUSE connector)

Your recorder

Mini-plug cable

(not provided)


This function makes it easier to create edited videos when your recorder is used as the source player in combination with another JVC video recorder equipped with a Remote PAUSE connector. You can pre-program up to 8 scenes or “cuts” for automatic editing in the sequence you have specified.

You can also perform Random Assemble Editing with a second non-JVC recorder. (

墌 pg. 61)

A


Connect your recorder’s AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT or S-VIDEO

OUT/AUDIO OUT connectors to the video and audio input connectors on the recording deck, and connect your recorder’s PAUSE/R.A.EDIT connector to the PAUSE connector on the recording deck.

● If the recording deck does not have a PAUSE connector, connect to the R.A.EDIT connector instead.

● The Mini-plug cable is a mono 3.5 mm mini-plug to mono

3.5 mm mini-plug connector.

B

Set the input mode of recording deck.

Insert the cassette to be recorded on into the recording deck and set the input mode of the recording deck.

C

Load the source cassette.

Insert the source cassette into your recorder.

● Use a source cassette that is recorded in SP or LP mode.

D



E

Start playback of the source cassette.

Press

4

.

F

Access the R.A.Edit screen.

Press MENU to access the Main Menu screen. Press rt to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “R.A.EDIT”, then press OK.

● The R.A.Edit screen is superimposed on the video playback in step 7.

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G


Find the edit-in point on the source tape from where you want the edited scene to begin by pressing w e

or using the JOG dial, then press PROG.

● The edit-in point is registered in memory and appears on the screen.

H

Locate the end point.

Find the edit-out point where you want the edited scene to end by pressing w e

or using the JOG dial, then press

PROG.

● The edit-out point is registered in memory and appears on the screen.

● The total time of the edited scenes is displayed to the right of “(+)”.

● Repeat steps 7 and 8 for each additional scene.

I

Prepare the recording deck.

Engage its Record-Standby mode.

J

Start Random Assemble Editing.

Press OK.

● Automatic editing begins; all the specified scenes are copied to the recording deck in the order they were registered.

● The on-screen display remains while your recorder searches for each scene (blinking cursor indicates scene currently being searched for), but disappears during actual editing.

● During scene search, the recording deck automatically enters its Record-Standby mode.

● When all registered scenes have been edited, your recorder enters the Pause mode, the recording deck enters its

Record-Standby mode, and the cursor blinks at the next available number.

K

End Random Assemble Editing.

Press MENU to return to the normal screen, and engage the Stop mode for your recorder and for the recording deck.

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To Make Corrections ...

... in step 7 or 8, you can cancel registered in and out points by pressing

&

. Each time you press, the preceding point is erased.

● If, for example, you have registered 5 sets of in and out points and want to reset the first set, you have to press & until all points after the first set have been erased. Reenter them after you have repaired the first set of points.

NOTES:

● You can also monitor the sound when searching for scenes you want to edit in steps 7 – 8. Since you can hear the soundtrack during selection, you can avoid abrupt or unnatural sounding scene-to-scene transitions. The sound that is heard, however, is not TimeScan Audio.

● When editing, there may be a discrepancy of about 2 seconds on the source tape between the locations you chose as edit-in and -out points and the locations your recorder recognizes as those points.

● For any scene, the edit-out point must have a counter reading that is at least 1 second after the corresponding edit-in point.

Any less than 1 second and the edit-out point will not be registered.

● Since the source recorder prerolls during Random Assemble

Editing, there must be at least 15 seconds worth of recorded material prior to any edit-in point on the source tape.

● If the search time for an edit-in point exceeds 5 minutes, the recording deck enters its Stop mode and editing will not take place.

● During steps 7 and 8 — if you engage the Pause mode while registering edit-in and -out points in the R.A.Edit screen, the characters in the on-screen display may become distorted. This is normal.

Memory Capacity

Random Assemble Editing shares memory space with the recorder’s timer. If there are programmes occupied by timer-recording data, those spaces cannot be used to register edit-in and -out points

— meaning you will not be able to edit 8 scenes.

● When all 8 programmes are full, “PROGRAM FULL” appears on the R.A.Edit screen.

● To cancel a programme, see page 36.

RM-V704U Multi-Brand Random Assemble Edit

Controller (Not provided)

By connecting this controller to your recorder’s R.A.EDIT connector, you can perform Random Assemble Editing in combination with a second non-JVC video recorder. The controller is compatible with various major recorder brands. For compatible systems and availability, please consult your JVC dealer.

NOTE:

Although the RM-V704U is designed to operate the recording deck, it may not work with some recorders, or may have limited function capability.

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Synchro Editing

Recorder

Camcorder

Player

LANC cable

(not provided)

To LANC connector

SYNCHRO EDIT connector


The Synchro Editing function synchronizes the start of the playback and recording operations when starting an edit operation using a camcorder with LANC connector and your recorder.

A


Connect your recorder to camcorder (

墌 pg. 51), and connect your recorder’s SYNCHRO EDIT connector to the camcorder’s LANC connector.

B


Press AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR to select “F-1” for the AUDIO and VIDEO input connectors, or “S-1” for the

AUDIO and S-VIDEO input connectors, depending on the connectors being used.

C



D


Start playback of the tape in the camcorder, and pause playback when you find the point where you want to start editing. Press and hold

9

and press

7

on your recorder so that the recorder enters the Record-Pause mode.

E

Start Synchro Editing.

Press SYNCHRO

7

/

79

.

F

Pause Synchro Editing.

Press SYNCHRO

7

/

79

again.

● Repeat steps 4 – 6 as necessary.

NOTES:

● The Synchro Editing function may not work with the initial part of a camcorder tape.

● The Synchro Editing function cannot be used when using the

JLIP function. (Pressing SYNCHRO / cancels the JLIP

7 79 function.)

● The Synchro Editing function may not work properly with some type of camcorder.

● When you select “EDIT” to dub tapes in step 3, be sure to select “AUTO” (or “NORM” when “B.E.S.T.” is set to “OFF”) after you finish dubbing the tapes.

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J Terminal

J terminal


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J Terminal [JLIP (Joint Level Interface

Protocol) Connector]

The J terminal is used to connect the recorder to a personal computer or similar device to allow computerized control of the recorder during editing and certain other operations.

Examples:

With the optional JLIP VIDEO CAPTURE BOX GV-CB3E:

● Enables Random Assemble Editing of up to 99 segments, using this recorder as the source player.

● Allows you to capture still images from the recorder into a personal computer.

For further details consult your nearest JVC dealer.

JLIP ID Number

Your recorder has its own JLIP ID number. This ID number must be unique when your recorder is connected to another device via its J terminal. The ID number is preset to “1” at the factory.

You can change this number to any number between “1” and

“99”. If it is necessary to change the JLIP ID number, perform the following steps.

A


Press MENU.

B


Press rt



.

C

Access the JLIP ID No. Set screen.

Press rt


“JLIP ID NO. SET”, then press

OK or e

.

D

Set the JLIP ID number.

Press the number keys to enter the desired ID number, then press OK.

E


Press MENU.

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SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

Connecting To A Satellite Receiver

Simple Connections

This is an example of simple connection if your TV has one 21-pin AV input (SCART) connector.

Connect the satellite receiver to the AV2 (L-2) IN/

DECODER connector, then connect the AV1 (L-1) IN/

OUT connector to the TV’s connector.

NOTES:

● Set “L-2 SELECT” to “A/V” ( function (

墌

墌 pg. 53).

pg. 38) with this connection.

● To record a programme via the satellite receiver, select L-2 mode by pressing AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR so that

“L-2” appears on the front display panel.

● For details, refer to the instruction manual of the satellite receiver.

Outdoor unit

Aerial

TV aerial cable

Aerial connector

Back of TV

Satellite cable


ANT. IN

RF OUT



Mains outlet

IMPORTANT

When you set “L-2 SELECT” to “SAT” (

墌 pg. 53), it is possible to view a satellite broadcast with the TV set to its AV mode even if the recorder is turned off. When the recorder is in Stop mode or recording, press TV/VCR on the remote control to turn off the VCR indicator on the front display panel.

● If you turn on the recorder when the satellite receiver’s power is off, nothing appears on the TV screen. In this case, turn on the satellite receiver, or set the TV to its TV mode, or press TV/VCR on the remote control to set the recorder to the video mode.

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Perfect Connections

This is an example of recommended connection if your

TV has two 21-pin AV input (SCART) connectors.

Connect the decoder to the satellite receiver’s connector if you have a decoder, AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT connector to

TV’s connector, and AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector to the satellite receiver’s connector. Then connect the satellite receiver and TV.

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65

NOTES:

● Set “L-2 SELECT” to “A/V” ( function (

墌

墌 pg. 53).

pg. 38) with this connection.

● To record a programme via the satellite receiver, select L-2 mode by pressing AUX (number key “0”) and/or PR so that

“L-2” appears on the front display panel.

● To receive a scrambled broadcast, descramble the signal with the satellite receiver.

● For details, refer to the instruction manual of the satellite receiver and decoder.


Outdoor unit

Satellite cable

Aerial


Back of TV

TV aerial cable

Aerial connector

ANT. IN

RF OUT

Decoder

Mains outlet


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Connecting/Using

A Decoder

TV receiver

RF cable

(provided)

TV aerial cable

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS (cont.)

The AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector can be used as an input connector for an external decoder (descrambler).

Simply connect a decoder and you can enjoy the variety of programming that is available through scrambled channels.

A

Select the input mode.

Set “L-2 SELECT” to “DECODER”. (

墌 pg. 53)

B

Connect the decoder.

Connect your recorder’s AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER connector to the decoder’s 21-pin SCART connector using a 21-pin SCART cable.

C

Set the tuner.

Perform the procedure as described in “When Receiving

A Scrambled Broadcast” on page 75.

AV2 (L-2) IN/DECODER AV1 (L-1) IN/OUT

Decoder

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Connecting/Using A Stereo System

These instructions enable you to connect your video recorder to your Hi-Fi stereo system (if you have one) and listen to the soundtrack through the stereo.

FM tuner

CD player

Stereo amplifier

AUX IN or TAPE MONITOR

Audio cable

(not provided)

Speaker Television Speaker

Mains outlet

AUDIO OUT Back of recorder


Connect the AUDIO OUT L and R connectors on your video recorder to the AUX IN or TAPE MONITOR connectors on your stereo system’s receiver or amplifier.

NOTE:

When listening to sound through the connected stereo system, turn the TV’s volume down completely.

CAUTIONS:

● This recorder has a dynamic range of more than 80 dB with regards to its Hi-Fi audio capability. It is recommended that you check the maximum level if you are going to listen to the

Hi-Fi audio signals through a stereo amplifier. A sudden surge in the input level to the speakers may damage them.

● Some speakers and televisions are specially shielded to prevent television interference. If both are of the non-shielded type, do not place the speakers adjacent to the TV set as this can adversely affect the video playback picture.

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Mode Set


AV mode).

SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS

You can change various mode settings on the Mode Set screen by following the procedure described below.

● For each mode setting, see pages 69 to 71.

A


Press MENU.

B

Access the Mode Set screen.

Press rt


“MODE SET”, then press OK or e

.

C

Select the mode.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to the item you want to change.

D

Select the mode setting.

Press OK or e

.

E


Press MENU.

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8

DIGITAL TBC/NR

ON

OFF

Your recorder is equipped with the Digital TBC (Time Base

Corrector) that removes jitter from fluctuating video signals to deliver a stable picture even with old tapes and rental cassettes.

The on/off of Digital 3-DNR (Noise Reduction) which cuts noise and enables clear picture reproduction is also linked to this function.

We recommend that you set “DIGITAL TBC/NR” to “ON” when...

... playing back a tape recorded on a camcorder.

... playing back a tape repeatedly used.

... using this video recorder as the source player for editing.

NOTES:

● If you play back a tape recorded under poor TV reception condition, the picture may become more stable with Digital

TBC/NR set to off.

● When “DIGITAL TBC/NR” is set to “ON”, if you play back a tape where certain types of signals are recorded (using a PC or some character generators), the playback picture may be distorted. If this is the case, set “DIGITAL TBC/NR” to “OFF”.

● When playing back a MESECAM tape, Digital TBC/NR does not function even though “DIGITAL TBC/NR” is set to “ON”.

You can set the B.E.S.T. (Biconditional Equalised Signal

Tracking) system to “ON” or “OFF” (

墌 pg. 29).

8

B.E.S.T.

ON

OFF

8

PICTURE CONTROL

AUTO :

EDIT :

SOFT :

SHARP :

Provides the optimised picture benefits of the B.E.S.T. Picture

System.

Minimizes picture degradation during editing (recording and playback).

Reduces image coarseness when viewing overplayed tapes containing a lot of noise.

Clearer, sharper-edged picture when viewing images with lots of flat, same-coloured surfaces such as cartoons.

8

AUTO TIMER

ON

OFF

8

O.S.D.

ON

OFF

This feature helps you to adjust the playback picture quality according to your preference. Normally select

“AUTO”.

NOTES:

● When you select “EDIT”, “SOFT” or “SHARP”, the selected mode will not change until you select another mode.

● When you select “EDIT” to dub tapes, be sure to select “AUTO” after you finish dubbing the tapes.

● When “B.E.S.T.” is “OFF”, “PICTURE CONTROL” switches automatically from “AUTO” to “NORM”.

When this function is set to “ON”, the timer is automatically engaged when the recorder power is turned off, and automatically disengaged when the recorder is powered back on.

NOTE:

For safety, when “AUTO TIMER” is set to “OFF”, all other recorder functions are disabled while the Timer mode is engaged. To disengage the timer, press # (TIMER).

When this function is set to “ON”, various operational indicators appear on the TV screen. Messages appear in the selected language (

墌 pg. 15, 16).

NOTES:

● When you use this recorder as the source player for editing, be sure to set “O.S.D.” to “OFF” before starting.

● During playback, the operation mode indicators may be disturbed depending on the type of tape being used.

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8

DIRECT REC

ON

OFF

8

AUTO SP

]

LP TIMER

ON

OFF

8

DIGITAL 3R

ON

OFF

8

POWER SAVE

ON

OFF

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SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS (cont.)


When this function is set to “ON”, you can easily start recording the programme that you are watching on your TV. Press and hold

7

and press

4

on the remote control, or press

7

on the recorder.

NOTES:

● When you use the Direct Rec function, be sure to use a TV offering T-V LINK, etc. and connect a fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable between the recorder and the TV

(

墌 pg. 10).

● If “DIRECT REC” is set to “OFF”, the

Recording” (

墌 pg. 24).

● During the Direct Rec, “– –” appears on the front display panel.

● If a programme is recorded with the Direct Rec, the station name will not be registered for the Video Navigation. “– – – –” will be displayed for the station name.

● Retake function ( 墌

7 button functions as described in “Basic pg. 26) does not work during Direct Rec.

When this function is set to “ON”, the recorder automatically switches to LP mode to allow complete recording if there is not enough tape to record the entire programme while timer-recording in SP mode.

For Example . . .

Recording a programme of 210 minutes in length onto a 180-minute tape

Approximately 150 minutes

SP mode

Approximately 60 minutes

Total 210 minutes

LP mode

Make sure you set this function to “ON”, before the timer-recording starts.

NOTES:

● If you have programmed the recorder to timer-record 2 or more programmes, the second programme and those thereafter may not fit on the tape if you set “AUTO

SP

]

LP TIMER” to “ON”. In this case, make sure the mode is not engaged, then set the tape speed manually during timer programming.

● In order to ensure that the recording fits on the tape, this feature may leave a slight non-recorded section at the end of the tape.

● There may be some noise and sound disturbance at the point on the tape where the recorder switches from SP to LP mode.

● The Auto SP

]

LP Timer feature is not available during ITR (Instant Timer Recording), and the feature will not work properly with any tapes longer than E-180, or with some tapes of shorter lengths.

● If you perform timer recording with both VPS/PDC and the Auto SP

] LP Timer activated, and the programme goes beyond its originally scheduled length, there may be times when the programme cannot be recorded in its entirety.

When this function is set to “ON”, the Digital 3R picture system applies edge correction to the luminance signal to enhance detail.

NOTES:

● Normally it is recommended to keep “DIGITAL 3R” set to “ON”.

● Depending on the type of tape being used, picture quality may be better with “DIGITAL

3R” set to “OFF”.

● If you use the recorder as the source player for editing, be sure to set “DIGITAL 3R” to

“OFF” before starting.

When this function is set to “ON”, you can reduce the power consumption while the recorder is turned off.

NOTES:

● During Power Save mode ...

... the front display panel will be turned off.

... the Just Clock function (

墌 pg. 80) does not work.

... the picture may be distorted momentarily when you turn on/off the recorder.

● Power Save does not work when ...

... the recorder is in the Timer mode.

... the recorder’s power is turned off after timer-recording or Instant Timer Recording.

... the Automatic Satellite Programme Recording mode is engaged (

... “L-2 SELECT” is set to “DECODER” or “SAT” (

墌 pg. 53).

墌 pg. 38).

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8

VIDEO STABILIZER

ON

OFF

8

S-VHS

ON

OFF

8

COLOUR SYSTEM

PAL/NTSC : To record PAL signals, or play back a PAL or

NTSC tape.

MESECAM : To record

SECAM signals, or play back a

MESECAM tape.

When this function is set to “ON”, you can automatically correct vertical vibration in the picture when playing back unstable recordings made on another recorder.

NOTES:

● When you finish viewing a tape, be sure to set this function to “OFF”.

● Regardless of the setting, this function has no effect during recording and during special effects playback.

● The on-screen display may jitter vertically when this function is set to “ON”.

● To watch recordings with close-caption, set this function to “OFF”.

● Video Stabilizer and Digital TBC/NR cannot be used at the same time. If you activate

Digital TBC/NR when “VIDEO STABILIZER” is set to “ON”, Video Stabilizer will be automatically turned “OFF”.

Your recorder can record in S-VHS (Super VHS), S-VHS ET or VHS.

● To record in S-VHS:

Set “S-VHS” to “ON”. Then, insert a cassette marked “S-VHS”. The S-VHS indicator lights up on the front display panel.

The S-VHS recording mode is selected.

● To record in S-VHS ET on a VHS cassette:

See “Super VHS ET (S-VHS ET)” on page 27.

● To record in VHS:

Insert a cassette marked “VHS”.

If the S-VHS ET indicator on the recorder’s front panel is lit and the S-VHS ET mode is activated, press S-VHS ET. The S-VHS ET indicator goes off.

The VHS recording mode is automatically selected regardless of the “S-VHS” mode setting.

● To record in VHS on an S-VHS cassette:

Insert a cassette marked “S-VHS”. The S-VHS indicator lights up on the front display panel. Then, set “S-VHS” to “OFF”. The S-VHS indicator goes off.

The VHS recording mode is selected.

NOTE:

When playing back a tape that has been recorded in S-VHS or S-VHS ET, the S-VHS indicator lights up on the front display panel regardless of the “S-VHS” mode setting.

You can play back PAL, NTSC and MESECAM tapes, or record PAL and SECAM* signals on this recorder. Select the appropriate colour system.

* SECAM signals will be recorded as MESECAM on this recorder; MESECAM is the designation for tapes with SECAM signals that have been recorded on a

MESECAM-compatible PAL video cassette recorder.

NOTES:

● It is not possible to record in S-VHS if “MESECAM” is selected. The recording mode is forced to change to VHS.

● If “MESECAM” is selected when the tape speed is set to EP mode, the tape speed will be forced to change to LP mode.

● It is not possible to select EP mode if “MESECAM” is selected.

About NTSC Playback

● Some TVs shrink the picture vertically and place black bars at the top and bottom of the

TV screen. This is not a malfunction on the part of either the video recorder or the TV.

● The picture may roll up and down. This can be corrected using the V-HOLD control found on some TVs. (This cannot be corrected if the TV does not have a V-HOLD control.)

● The counter and tape remaining time readings will be incorrect.

● During search, still, or frame-by-frame playback, the picture will be distorted, and there may be a loss of colour.

● Depending on the type of TV, the top and bottom portions of superimposed displays may be cut off during NTSC playback.

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Tuner Set


AV mode).


IMPORTANT

Perform the following steps only if —

— Auto Channel Set has not been set correctly by Auto Set

Up or by Preset Download (

墌 pg. 12, 14).

— you have moved to a different area or if a new station starts broadcasting in your area.

Your recorder needs to memorize all necessary stations in channel positions in order to record TV programmes. Auto

Channel Set automatically assigns all receivable stations in your area to call them up by using the PR buttons without going through any vacant channels.

Auto Channel Set

A


Press

1

.

B


Press MENU.

C

Access the Auto Channel Set screen.

Press rt


“AUTO CH SET”, then press

OK or e

.

D


Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to your country’s name, then press OK or e

.

E


Press rt


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IMPORTANT

● In certain reception conditions, station names may not be stored correctly, and Auto Guide Program Number Set may not work properly. If the Guide Program numbers are not set properly when you timer-record a TV programme using the S HOW V IEW system, the recorder will record a TV programme of a different station. When programming the timer using the S HOW V IEW system, be sure to check the desired channel is selected correctly (

墌 pg. 30,

“S HOW V IEW

® Timer Programming”).

● Your video recorder memorizes all detected stations even if reception of some of them is poor. You can delete those stations with an unacceptable picture (

墌 pg. 75, “Delete

A Channel”).

NOTES:

● Fine tuning is performed automatically during Auto Channel

Set. If you want to perform tuning manually, refer to page 76.

● If you perform Auto Channel Set when the aerial cable is not connected properly, “SCAN COMPLETED –NO SIGNAL–” appears on the TV screen in step 7. When this happens, make sure of the aerial connection and press OK; Auto Channel Set will take place again.

● If no sound accompanies the picture or the audio sounds unnatural on some channels that have been stored by Auto Set

Up, the TV system setting for those channels may be incorrect.

(

Select the appropriate TV system for those channels

墌 pg. 75, “INFORMATION”).

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F

Perform Auto Channel Set.

Press OK twice.

● If you have connected the recorder and your TV via AV connection (

墌 pg. 10), the recorder automatically performs the Preset

Download and the T-V LINK

( screen will appear

墌 pg. 14).

● The Auto Set screen appears, and remains on screen while the recorder searches for

Beginning End receivable stations.

As Auto Channel Set progresses, the “ q

” mark on the TV screen moves from left to right. Wait until the TV screen as shown in step 7 appears.

G

View the Confirmation screen.

After “SCAN COMPLETED” is displayed on the TV screen for about 5 seconds, the

Confirmation screen looking like the one to the right appears. The stations your recorder located appear on a

Confirmation screen — channel positions (PR), channels (CH) and station names (ID –

墌 pg. 77). The blueback screen and the programme currently being broadcast by the blinking station appear alternately for 8 seconds each. To view the next page, use the rt w e button on the remote control.

● The stations located in the selected country appear at the top of the list.

● The Guide Program numbers will also be set automatically during Auto Channel Set.

H


Press MENU.

● Using the Confirmation screen, you can skip or add channel positions, enter station names and perform other operations.

Refer to pages 74 – 76 for the procedures.

● Depending on reception conditions, the stations may not be stored in order, and the station names may not be stored correctly.

● For information on scrambled broadcasts, refer to page 75.

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D

Select the band.

Press rt

to change the band between CH (regular) and CC

(cable), then press e

.

Manual Channel Set

(

(

Store channels that were not stored during Auto Set Up

墌 pg. 12), Preset Download ( pg. 72).

墌 pg. 14) or Auto Channel Set

A


Press MENU.

B

Access the Confirmation screen.

Press rt


“MANUAL CH SET”, then press OK or e

. The

Confirmation screen appears.

C

Select the channel position.

(Example) To store in position 12.

Press rt w e

until an open position in which you want to store a channel begins blinking, then press OK. The

Manual Channel Set screen appears.

E

Input the channel.

Press the number keys to input the channel number you want to store.

● Input “0” before any single number entries.

● To input the registered station name (ID – until “– – – –” (ID setting) begins blinking, then press

● For fine tuning adjustment, press then press rt e

until “+/–” begins blinking,

● When storing a channel that sends scrambled broadcasts, press

墌 pg. 53).

墌 pg. 77), press

. While tuning, “+” or “–” appears.

rt

until “OFF” (Decoder setting) blinks, then press

.

e e rt to set “DECODER” to “ON” (“OFF” is the default setting).

● When “L-2 SELECT” is set to “A/V” or “SAT”, the “DECODER” setting cannot be changed (

F

Enter new channel information.

Press OK and the Confirmation screen appears.


G

Close the Confirmation screen.

Press MENU.

● To change positions, see “Change Station Channel Position”

( pg. 75).

● If you wish to set station names other than the ones registered in your recorder, see “Set Stations (B)” (

墌 pg. 76).

ATTENTION

Guide Program numbers are not set when channels are stored manually. If an attempt is made at timer programming with the S HOW V IEW system in this state, the “GUIDE PROG

SET” screen appears; set the Guide Program numbers on this screen. (

墌 pg. 31, “ATTENTION — Guide Program

Number Set”)

Or perform “Guide Program Number Set” (

墌 pg. 79).

The blueback screen and the programme currently being broadcast by the selected channel appear alternately for 8 seconds each.

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Delete A Channel

Perform steps 1 and 2 of “Manual Channel Set” on page 74 to access the Confirmation screen before continuing.

A

Select the item.

Press rt w e

until the item you want to delete begins blinking.

B

Delete a channel.

Press

&

.

● The item directly beneath the cancelled one moves up one line.

● Repeat steps 1 and 2 as necessary.

C


Press MENU.

Change Station Channel Position


A


Press rt w e

until the item you want to move begins blinking. Then press OK and the station name (ID) and its channel (CH) number begin blinking.

B

Select the new position.

Press rt w e

to move the station to the new channel position, then press OK.

Example: If you moved the station in position 4 to position 2, the stations originally in positions 2 and 3 each move down one space.

EN

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When Receiving A Scrambled

Broadcast

A

Select the decoder mode.

Set “L-2 SELECT” to “DECODER” (

墌 pg. 53).

B

Access the Confirmation screen.

Perform steps 1 and 2 of “Manual Channel Set” on page 74.

C

Select the position.

Press rt w e

to select the channel position broadcasting scrambled programmes, then press OK twice.

D

Change the decoder setting.

Press e

until “OFF” (decoder setting) begins blinking, and set it to “ON” by pressing rt

.

E

Return to the Confirmation screen.

Press OK.


F


Press MENU.

INFORMATION

If you live in Eastern Europe, “TV SYSTEM” setting appears instead of “DECODER” setting on the Manual Channel Set screen. When you can see the picture but can hear no audio, select appropriate TV system (D/K or B/G). Normally, TV programmes are broadcasted as follows.

For Eastern Europe : D/K

For Western Europe : B/G

A Select a country in Eastern Europe in step 4 on page 72.

B Press

C Press e

until the TV system (D/K or B/G) blinking on the

Manual Channel Set screen in step 4 on page 74.

rt

to select appropriate TV System (D/K or B/G).

● Repeat steps 1 and 2 as necessary.

C


Press MENU.

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Set Stations (A)

Set station names that are registered in your recorder.


A


Press rt w e

until the item you want begins blinking.

B

Access the Manual Channel Set screen.

Press OK twice.

C

Select the new station.

Press e

until the station name (ID) begins blinking, then press rt

until the new station’s name (ID) you want to store begins blinking.

(

Registered station names

墌 pg. 77) appear as you press rt

.

D

Switch the stations.

Press OK.

● The Confirmation screen appears.


E


Press MENU.

Set Stations (B)

Set station names other than the ones registered in your recorder.

Perform steps 1 and 2 of “Manual Channel Set” on page 74 to access the Confirmation screen and then perform steps 1 and 2 of “Set Stations (A)” above before continuing.

A

Select the character for station name.

Press e

until the first letter of the station name begins blinking.


B

Enter the new character.

Press rt

to cycle through the characters (A–Z, 0–9, –, f

,

+,

I

(space) ) and stop when the desired character is indicated, then press e

to enter. Enter the remaining characters the same way (maximum of 4). After entering all characters, press OK.


● If you make a mistake, press w

until the incorrect character begins blinking. Then enter the correct character by pressing rt

.

C


Press MENU.

NOTE:

The characters available for the station name (ID) are A–Z, 0–9,

–, f

, +,

I

(space) (maximum of 4).

Fine-Tuning Channels Already Stored


A

Select the channel to fine-tune.

Press rt w e

until the channel you want to tune begins blinking.

B

Access the Manual Channel Set screen.

Press OK twice. The Manual Channel Set screen appears.

C

Perform tuning.

Press e

until “+/–” begins blinking, then press rt

until the picture is its clearest. Then press OK.



D


Press MENU.

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TV Station And ID List

LOCA

M6

MBC

MCM

MDR

MOVE

MTV

MTV3

N3

N-TV

NBC

NDR3

NED1

NED2

NED3

NEWS

INFO

ITA1

ITA7

ITV

JSTV

KA2

KAB1

KAN2

EUSP

FEMM

FILM

FNET

FR2

FR3

GALA

HR3

NICK

NRK

NRK2

ODE

ORF1

ORF2

CH4

CH5

CHLD

CINE

CLUB

CMT

CNN

CSUR

DISC

DR

DR2

DRS

DSF

ETB1

ETB2

EURO

1000

3SAT

ADLT

ANT3

ARD

ARTE

B1

BBC

BBC1

BBC2

BR3

C+

C1

CAN5

CANV

EUROSPORTS

FEMMAN

FILM

FILMNET

France2

France3

GALAVISION

HESSEN3

INFO-KANAL

ITALIA1

ITALIA7

ITV

JSTV

KA2

KABEL1

KANAL2

LOCAL

M6

MBR

MCM

MDR

MOVIE

MTV

MTV3

NORD3

N-TV

NBC SUPER

NDR3

NED1

NED2

NED3

TV1000

3SAT

ADULT

ANTENA3

ARD

ARTE

BERLIN1

BBC GROUP

BBC1

BBC2

BAYERN3

CANAL PLUS

PORTUGUSES

CANALE5

KETNET CANVAS

CHANNEL4

CHANNEL5

CHILD

CINEMA

TELECLUB

CMT

CNN

ANDALUCIA

DISCOVERY

DR TV

DR2

DRS

DSF

ETB1

ETB2

EURONEWS

NICKELODEON

NRK

NRK2

ODEON

ORF1

ORF2

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TVE2

TVG

TVI

TVN

VCR

VERO

VH-1

VIVA

VIV2

VMTV

VOX

VT4

VTM

WDR1

WDR3

YLE1

YLE2

ZDF

ZTV

TSR

TV1

TV2

TV3

TV4

TV5

TV6

TVE1

TELE

TEL5

TF1

TM3

TMC

TNT

TRT

TSI

SKYN

SPRT

SRTL

STAR

SVT1

SVT2

SWR

TCC

S4

SAT1

SBS

SF1

SF2

SHOW

SIC

SKY

RET4

21

RTBF

RTL

RTL2

RTL4

RTL5

RTP

ORF3

OWL3

PREM

PRO7

RAI1

RAI2

RAI3

* The “ID” abbreviation is what is shown on-screen in lieu of the station name. The “ID” abbreviation is listed in the Confirmation screen and is displayed on the TV screen when the recorder is tuned to a different station.

TELE

TELE5

TF1

TM3

TELEMONTECARLO

TNT INT

TRT INT

TSI

TSR

BRTN TV1

TV2

TV3

TV4

TV5

TV6

TVE1

TVE2

TV GALICIA

TV INDEPENDENT

TV NORGE

VIDEO

VERONICA

VH-1

VIVA

VIVA2

VIDEO MUSIC

VOX

VT4

VTM

West1

West3

YLE1

YLE2

ZDF

ZTV

ORF3

OWL3

PREMIERE

PRO7

RAI1

RAI2

RAI3

RETE4

TELE21

RTBF1 or 2

RTL

RTL2

RTL4

RTL5

RTP

SCHWEIZ4

SAT1

SBS

SF1

SF2

SHOW

SOCIEDADE

SKY CHANNEL

SKY NEWS

SPORT

SUPER RTL

STAR-TV

SVT1

SVT2

SUEDWEST3

TCC

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EN

Video Channel Set


Video channel (RF output channel) is the channel on which your TV receives picture and sound signals from the recorder through the

RF cable.

IMPORTANT

Perform the following steps only if —

— interference appears in the TV picture after you have moved to a different area or a new station has started broadcasting in your area.

— you change the connection between your recorder and TV from RF connection to AV or S-VIDEO connection, or vice versa.

If you have connected the recorder to your TV via the AV or S-VIDEO connection (

墌 pg. 10, 11), since you do not need the video channel you have to set the video channel to off.

If you have connected the recorder to your TV via the RF connection (

墌 pg. 10), you have to set the correct video channel.


Make sure the recorder’s power is off and there is no cassette inserted in the recorder.

A

Access the Video Channel Set mode.

Hold down

0

on the recorder until the front display panel shows the following.

B

Set the RF output system.

The blinking number on the display indicates the RF output system of your country.

● If you have selected MAGYARORSZÁG (36), CESKÁ

REPUBLIKA (42), POLSKA (48) or OTHER EASTERN EUROPE

(EE) for the country setting (

墌 pg. 12, 16), press

“2”.

● For other countries, set to “1”. Then press OK.

(1: B/G 2: D/K) rt

to set to

Then set your TV to UHF channel 50.

● If the two vertical white bars appear clearly on the TV screen as shown to the right, go to step 4.

● If the two vertical white bars do not appear clearly, re-set the video recorder to another vacant channel and try again.

NOTES:

● If you set the video recorder to a channel which is occupied by a local station or has neighbouring channels that are occupied by local stations, the picture reception quality will be affected and some interference noise will appear on the TV screen. Be sure to select a vacant channel which has no broadcast on neighbouring channels.

● If you cannot obtain the two vertical white bars clearly with any channel between 22 and 69, consult your JVC dealer.

D

Exit the Video Channel Set mode.

Press OK on the remote control.

C

Set the video channel.

With AV or S-VIDEO Connection

Press PR – until the front display panel shows “1OUT– –”

(or “2OUT– –”).

With AV or S-VIDEO Connection

To view picture signals from the video recorder, set your TV to its AV mode.

With RF Connection

The channel on which the TV screen in step 3 appears clearly is your video channel.

To view picture signals from the video recorder, set your TV to the video channel.

● Now the video channel is set to off.

With RF Connection

Press PR + or – to set the video recorder to a vacant channel between 22 and 69 which is not occupied by any local station in your area.

(Example) If channel 50 is available in your area

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79

S

HOW

V

IEW ®

System Setup

IMPORTANT

Normally, Auto Set Up (

墌 pg. 12), Preset Download (

墌 pg. 14) or Auto Channel Set (

墌 pg. 72) sets the Guide Program numbers automatically. You need to set the Guide Program numbers manually only in the following cases.

● When timer-programming with the S

HOW V IEW system, the channel position, where the station you wish to record is received on your recorder, is not selected,

OR when you add a channel after Auto Set Up, Preset Download or Auto Channel Set has taken place,

—Set the Guide Program number for that station manually.

● When you wish to timer-record a satellite programme with the S

HOW V IEW system,

—Set the Guide Program numbers for all satellite broadcasts received on your satellite receiver.


AV mode).

Guide Program Number Set

A


Press MENU.

B


Press rt



.

C

Access the Guide Program Set screen.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “GUIDE

PROG SET”, then press OK or e

.

D

Enter the Guide Program number.

Press rt

to enter the Guide

Program number for the desired station as shown in the TV listings. Then press OK or e

.

E

Enter the receiving channel position number.

Press the number key “0” to select “TV PROG” or “SAT”.

Then press rt

to input the number of the recorder’s channel position on which the

Guide Program number’s broadcast is received by the recorder or the satellite receiver. Then press OK or e

.

● To timer-record a satellite programme with the S HOW V IEW

(Example) If ZDF is received on channel position 2.

system, you need to install the provided Satellite Controller and perform the procedure described in “Satellite Receiver Control

Setting” (

墌 necessary.

pg. 17).

● Repeat steps 4 and 5 as

F


Press MENU.

(Example) When inputting the

Guide Program number 2 for ZDF.

Guide Program Number

“Guide Program (GUIDE PROG) number” refers to the assigned TV station numbers, according to broadcast area, for the S HOW V IEW timer recording. The Guide Program numbers can be found in most TV listings.

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Clock Set


AV mode).


IMPORTANT

(

If you performed Auto Set Up (

墌

墌 pg. 14) or Auto Channel Set ( pg. 12), Preset Download

墌 pg. 72), without ever having set the clock previously, the recorder’s built-in clock is also set automatically.

Perform the following steps only if —

—Auto Clock Set has not been performed correctly by Auto

Set Up, Preset Download or Auto Channel Set.

OR

—the recorder’s memory backup has expired.

OR

—you want to change Just Clock setting (

墌

“Just Clock” in the left column).

A


Press

1

.

B


Press MENU.

C


Press rt



.

D

Access the Clock Set screen.

Press rt

to move the highlight bar (pointer) to “CLOCK


. The Clock Set screen appears.

Just Clock

The Just Clock function provides accurate time keeping through automatic adjustments at regular intervals, by reading data from a PDC signal.

The Just Clock option can be set “ON” or “OFF” at the Clock

Set screen (the default setting is “OFF”). Press OK until the

Just Clock setting begins blinking, then press rt the setting.

to change

IMPORTANT: If you turn off Just Clock, the accuracy of your recorder’s built-in clock may be reduced, which could adversely effect timer recording. We recommend you to keep

Just Clock on. In cases where the clock setting data from a

PDC signal is incorrect, however, you are advised to keep

Just Clock set to “OFF”.

NOTE:

When you have selected MAGYARORSZÁG (36), C ESKÁ

REPUBLIKA (42), POLSKA (48) or OTHER EASTERN EUROPE

(EE) for the country setting (

墌 pg. 12, 16), you cannot use Just

Clock function. Skip steps 6 and 7 on page 81.

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EN

81

E

Set the date and time.

Press rt

to set the time, then press OK or e

. The

“DATE” display begins blinking. Repeat the same procedure to set the date and year.

● When you set the time, press and hold time by 30 minutes.

● When you set the date, press and hold date by 15 days.

rt

to change the rt

to change the

F

Set Just Clock.

The default setting is “OFF”. Set as desired by pressing rt

, then press OK or e

.

● For the Just clock function, refer to “Just Clock” on page 80.

● If you set to “OFF”, you can disregard the next step as you won’t be able to receive regular clock adjustments.

G

Set the source channel position for clock data.

The recorder is preset to receive clock setting and adjustment data from channel position 1.

Press rt

to set the channel position to the number representing the station transmitting clock setting data, then press OK or e

.

H

Start the clock operation.

Press MENU.

NOTES:

● Just Clock (when set to “ON”) adjusts the recorder’s built-in clock every hour, except for 23:00, 0:00, 1:00 and 2:00.

● Just Clock is not effective when ...

... the recorder’s power is on.

... the recorder is in the Timer mode.

... a difference of more than 3 minutes exists between the built-in clock’s time and the actual time.

... the recorder is in the Automatic Satellite Programme

Recording mode (

墌 pg. 38).

... the recorder is in the Power Save mode (

墌 pg. 70).

... “L-2 SELECT” is set to “SAT” (

墌 pg. 53).

● If Just Clock is set to “ON”, the recorder’s clock is automatically adjusted at the start/end of Summer Time.

● Just Clock may not function properly depending on the reception condition.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Before requesting service for a problem, use this chart and see if you can repair the trouble yourself. Small problems are often easily corrected, and this can save you the trouble of sending your video recorder off for repair.

POWER

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

1. No power is supplied to the recorder.

● The mains power cord is disconnected.

Connect the mains power cord.

2. The clock is functioning properly, but the recorder cannot be powered.

● “

# ” is displayed on the front display panel with “AUTO TIMER” set to “OFF”.

Press the # button to turn the “ # ” indicator off.

3. The remote control won’t function.

● The batteries are discharged.

Replace the dead batteries with new ones.

TAPE TRANSPORT

SYMPTOM

1. The tape does not run during recording.

2. The tape will not rewind or fast-forward.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● “ i

” is displayed on the front display panel.

● The tape is already fully rewound or fast-forwarded.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Press

4

to turn the “ i

” indicator off.

Check the cassette.

PLAYBACK

SYMPTOM

1. The playback picture does not appear while the tape is running.

2. Noise appears during visual search.

3. Noise appears during normal playback.

4. The playback picture is blurred or interrupted while TV broadcasts are clear or “USE CLEANING CASSETTE” message appears on the screen.

5. Breaks are noticeable in Hi-Fi soundtrack.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● If you are using the RF connection,

. . . the TV receiver’s channel selector is not set to the video channel.

. . . the recorder’s video channel has not been correctly set.

● If you are using the AV or S-VIDEO connection, the TV receiver is not set to the AV mode.

● This is normal.

● The automatic tracking mode is engaged.

● The video heads may be dirty.

● The automatic tracking mode is engaged.


If you are using the RF connection,

. . . set the TV receiver to the video channel.

(

. . . perform “Video Channel Set”

墌 pg. 78).

If you are using the AV or S-VIDEO connection, set the TV to its AV mode.

Try manual tracking. (

墌 pg. 23)

Use a dry cleaning cassette TCL-2UX or consult your JVC dealer.

Try manual tracking. (

墌 pg. 23)

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RECORDING

SYMPTOM

1. Recording cannot be started.

2. TV broadcasts cannot be recorded.

3. Tape-to-tape editing is not possible.

4. Camcorder recording is not possible.

5. “

[

” on the front display panel won’t stop blinking.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● There is no cassette loaded, or the cassette loaded has had its record safety tab removed.

● “L-1”, “L-2”, “F-1”, “S-1” or “SAT” has been selected as the input mode.

● The source (another video recorder, camcorder) has not been properly connected.

● All necessary power switches have not been turned on.

● The input mode is not correct.


Insert a cassette, or using adhesive tape, cover the hole where the tab was removed.

Set to the desired channel.

Confirm that the source is properly connected.

● The camcorder has not been properly connected.

● The input mode is not correct.

● The end of the tape was reached during recording.

Confirm that all units’ power switches are turned on.

Set the input mode to “L-1”, “L-2”, “F-1” or “S-1”.

Confirm that the camcorder is properly connected.

Set the input mode to “L-1”, “L-2”, “F-1” or “S-1”.

The programme may not have been recorded in its entirety. Next time make sure you have enough time on the tape to record the entire programme.

TIMER RECORDING

SYMPTOM

1. Timer recording won’t work.

2. Timer programming is not possible.

3. “ # ” and “ [ ” on the front display panel won’t stop blinking.

4. “

#

” blinks for 10 seconds and the

Timer mode is disengaged.

5. The S HOW V IEW system does not timer-record properly.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The clock and/or the timer have been set incorrectly.

● The timer is not engaged.

● Timer recording is in progress.

● The timer is engaged but there’s no cassette loaded.

● The loaded cassette has had its record safety tab removed.

● The end of the tape was reached during timer recording.

●

#

has been pressed when there are no programs in memory, or the timer record information has been programmed incorrectly.

● The recorder’s channel positions have been set incorrectly.


Re-perform the clock and/or timer settings.

Press

#

and confirm that “ on the front display panel.

#

” is displayed

Timer programming can’t be performed while a timer recording is in progress.

Wait until it finishes.

Load a cassette with the record safety tab intact, or cover the hole using adhesive tape.

Remove the cassette and cover the hole with adhesive tape, or insert a cassette with the record safety tab intact.


Check the programmed data and re-program as necessary, then press # again.

(

Refer to “Guide Program Number Set”

墌 pg. 79) and re-perform the procedure.

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TIMER RECORDING (cont.)

SYMPTOM

6. “ [ ” on the front display panel and

SAT

#

indicator won’t stop blinking.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The loaded cassette has had its record safety tab removed.

7. The power shuts off and “

[ stop blinking.

” won’t

● The end of the tape was reached during

Automatic Satellite Programme

Recording.

● The end of the tape was reached during

Instant Timer Recording.

TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)


Remove the cassette and cover the hole with adhesive tape, or insert a cassette with the record safety tab intact.



OTHER PROBLEMS

SYMPTOM

1. Whistling or howling is heard from the

TV during camcorder recording.

2. When scanning channels, some of them are skipped over.

3. The channel cannot be changed.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The camcorder’s microphone is too close to the TV.

● The TV’s volume is too high.

● Those channels have been designated to be skipped.

● Recording is in progress.

4. Channel settings that were made manually seem to have changed or disappeared.

5. No channels are stored in the recorder’s memory.

● After the manual settings were made,

Auto Channel Set was performed.


Position the camcorder so its microphone is away from the TV.

Turn the TV’s volume down.

If you need the skipped channels, restore them (

墌 pg. 74).

Press 9 to pause the recording, change channels, then press

4 recording.

to resume

Perform manual setting again.

6. The remote control won’t operate the

TV or satellite receiver.

● The TV aerial cable was not connected to the recorder when Auto Set Up was performed.

● The fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable was not connected between TV and the recorder when Preset Download was performed.

● The remote control brand setting is incorrect.

Turn off the recorder once and connect the TV aerial cable to the recorder properly, then turn on the recorder again.

(

The recorder will try Auto Set Up again

墌 pg. 12).

Turn off the recorder once and connect the fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable to the recorder properly, then turn on the recorder again. Then perform Preset

Download again (

墌 pg. 14).

Re-set the remote control to the correct brand. (

墌 pg. 40, 41)

ATTENTION

This recorder contains microcomputers. External electronic noise or interference could cause malfunctioning. In such cases, switch the recorder off and unplug the mains power cord. Then plug it in again and turn the recorder on. Take out the cassette. After checking the cassette, operate the unit as usual.

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

PLAYBACK

Q. What happens if the end of the tape is reached during playback or search?

A. The tape is automatically rewound to the beginning.

Q. Can the video recorder indefinitely remain in the still mode?

A. No. It stops automatically after 5 minutes to protect the heads.

Q. When returning from variable-speed search to normal playback, the picture is disturbed.

Should I be concerned about this?

A. No, it is normal.

Q. Noise bar appear during variable-speed search.

What’s the problem?

A. This is normal.

Q. Other than preventing further recording, what effect does removing the Record Safety tab have?

A. It disables marking of index codes.

Q. Sometimes, during Index Search, the video recorder can’t find the programme I want to see. Why not?

A. There may be index codes too close together.

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85

TIMER RECORDING

Q. “ o ” and “ # ” remain lit on the front display panel. Is there a problem?

A. No. This is a normal condition for a timer recording in progress.

Q. Can I programme the timer while I’m watching a tape or a TV broadcast?

A. You won’t see the picture as it is replaced by the on-screen menu, but the audio from the programme or tape you’re viewing can be heard.

RECORDING

Q. When I pause and then resume a recording, the end of the recording before the pause is overlapped by the beginning of the continuation of recording. Why does this happen?

A. This is normal. It reduces distortion at the pause and resume points.

Q. Can the video recorder indefinitely remain in the Record-Pause mode?

A. No. The video recorder goes to its Stop mode automatically after 5 minutes to protect the heads.

Q. What happens if the tape runs out during recording?

A. The video recorder stops recording, and “ [ ” on the front display panel won’t stop blinking.

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GENERAL

Power requirement : AC 220 V – 240 V d

, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Power consumption

Power on

Power off

: 23 W

: 4.8 W

Temperature

Operating

Storage

: 5°C to 40°C

: –20°C to 60°C

Operating position : Horizontal only

Dimensions (WxHxD)

: 435 mm x 105 mm x 343 mm

Weight

Format

: 4.7 kg

: S-VHS/VHS PAL standard

Maximum recording time

(SP) : 240 min. with E-240 video cassette

(LP)

(EP)

: 480 min. with E-240 video cassette

: 720 min. with E-240 video cassette

VIDEO/AUDIO

Signal system : PAL-type colour signal and CCIR monochrome signal, 625 lines

50 fields

Recording system : DA4 (Double Azimuth) head helical scan system

Signal-to-noise ratio: 45 dB

Horizontal resolution

(SP/LP) : 250 lines (VHS)

(EP)

400 lines (S-VHS)

: 220 lines (VHS)

350 lines (S-VHS)

Frequency range : 70 Hz to 10,000 Hz (Normal audio)

Input/Output

20 Hz to 20,000 Hz (Hi-Fi audio)

: 21-pin SCART connectors:

IN/OUT x 1, IN/DECODER x 1

RCA connectors:

VIDEO IN x 1, AUDIO IN x 1,

AUDIO OUT x 1

S-Video connectors:

IN x 1, OUT x 1

SPECIFICATIONS

TUNER/TIMER

TV channel storage capacity

: 99 positions (+AUX position)

Tuning system : Frequency synthesized tuner

Channel coverage : VHF 47 MHz – 89 MHz/

104 MHz – 300 MHz/

302 MHz – 470 MHz

Aerial output

Memory backup time

UHF 470 MHz – 862 MHz

: UHF channels 22 – 69 (Adjustable)

: Approx. 10 min.

ACCESSORIES

Provided accessories

: RF cable,

S-Video cable,

Satellite Controller,

Infrared remote control unit,

“R6” battery x 2

Specifications shown are for SP mode unless otherwise specified.

E.& O.E. Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

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LIST OF TERMS

A

Audio Dubbing .......................................................... 56

Audio Recording Level Control .................................. 27

Auto Channel Set ....................................................... 72

Auto Set Up ............................................................... 12

AUTO SP ] LP TIMER ................................................. 70

AUTO TIMER ............................................................. 69

Automatic Satellite Programme Recording ................. 38

AV Insert Editing ........................................................ 59

B

B.E.S.T. Picture System ......................................... 29, 69

C

Change Station Channel Position ............................... 75

Check, cancel and change programmes ..................... 36

Clock Set .................................................................... 80

COLOUR SYSTEM ..................................................... 71

Connecting To A Satellite Receiver ............................ 64

D

Delete A Channel ....................................................... 75

DIGITAL 3R ............................................................... 70

DIGITAL TBC/NR ....................................................... 69

DIRECT REC ......................................................... 19, 70

E

EDITING .................................................................... 51

Elapsed Recording Time Indication ............................ 25

Express Timer Programming ....................................... 32

F

Fine-Tuning Channels Already Stored ........................ 76

G

Guide Program Number Set ................................. 31, 79

H

High-Speed (Turbo) Search ........................................ 21

I

Index Search .............................................................. 22

Insert Editing .............................................................. 58

Instant Timer Recording (ITR) ..................................... 25

J

Just Clock ................................................................... 80

L

L-1 INPUT .................................................................. 52

L-1 OUTPUT .............................................................. 52

L-2 INPUT .................................................................. 53

L-2 SELECT ................................................................. 53

Language ................................................................... 16

M

Manual Channel Set ................................................... 74

Manual Index Mark/Erase ........................................... 22

Manual Tracking ........................................................ 23

Mode Set .................................................................... 68

N

Next Function Memory .............................................. 23

EN

87

O

O.S.D. ........................................................................69

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY ..................................................7

Output/Input Set .........................................................52

P

PICTURE CONTROL ..................................................69

PLAYBACK .................................................................20

POWER SAVE .............................................................70

Preset Download ........................................................14

R

Random Assemble Editing ..........................................60

Record One Programme While Watching Another .....25

RECORDING ..............................................................24

Recording Resume Function .......................................24

Remote Control Functions ...........................................39

Repeat Playback .........................................................23

Retake ........................................................................26

S

Satellite Controller ......................................................17

Satellite Receiver Control Setting ................................17

Set Stations (A) ............................................................76

Set Stations (B) ............................................................76

S

HOW

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® System Setup ............................................79

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® Timer Programming .................................30

Skip Search .................................................................22

Slow Motion ...............................................................21

Soundtrack Selection ..................................................23

Still Picture/Frame-By-Frame Playback ........................21

Super VHS ET (S-VHS ET) .....................................27, 71

S-VHS ...................................................................54, 71

Synchro Editing ...........................................................62

T

Tape Position Indicator .................................................7

Tape Remaining Time .................................................25

TIMER RECORDING ...................................................30

Timer Warning Display .................................................7

Tuner Set ....................................................................72

T-V LINK ....................................................................19

TV Station And ID List ................................................77

V

Variable Speed Search ................................................22

Video Channel Set ......................................................78

VIDEO NAVIGATION ................................................42

VIDEO STABILIZER ....................................................71

VPS/PDC Recording ....................................................33

W

When programmes overlap each other .......................37

When Receiving A Scrambled Broadcast ....................75

24 Hour Express Timer Programming ..........................34

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Auto Set Up — referring to the front display panel

The Auto Set Up function sets the tuner channels, clock and Guide Program numbers automatically.

BEFORE YOU START PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT:

8

8

8

8

The TV aerial cable is connected to the ANT.IN connector on the rear panel of the video recorder.

The video recorder’s mains power cord is connected to a mains outlet.

The video recorder is turned off.

Load batteries into the remote control.

1

Press 1 (recorder/remote).

2

Press rt (remote) to select the international telephone country code.

(Example) DEUTSCHLAND (49) is selected.

International Telephone Country Code

BELGIUM

CESKÁ REPUBLIKA

DANMARK

DEUTSCHLAND

ESPAÑA

GREECE

ITALIA

MAGYARORSZÁG

NEDERLAND

NORGE

34

30

39

36

32

42

45

49

31

47

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

: ÖSTERREICH

POLSKA

PORTUGAL

SUISSE

SUOMI

SVERIGE


OTHER EASTERN EUROPE :

:

:

:

:

:

:

: 43

48

351

41

358

46

– –

EE

● If you have selected 32 (BELGIUM) or 41 (SUISSE), press OK (remote) and select the language code by pressing rt (remote), then go to step 3.

(Example) FRANCAIS (03) is selected for BELGIUM (32).

International telephone country code

Language code

Language Code

ENGLISH

DEUTSCH

FRANCAIS

ITALIANO

CASTELLANO

NEDERLANDS

SVENSKA

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

:

:

:

:

:

:

: NORSK

SUOMI

DANSK

POLSKI

CEcTINA

MAGYAR

:

:

:

:

:

:

08

09

10

11

12

13

● If you have selected 36 (MAGYARORSZÁG), 42 (CESKÁ REPUBLIKA), 48 (POLSKA) or EE (OTHER EASTERN

EUROPE), press OK. The Clock Set screen appears. Set the clock manually (

墌

● If you have selected any other country name (code), press OK and go to step 3.

pg. 80), then go to step 3.

3

Press OK (remote). “Auto” appears on the front display panel.

4

Press OK (remote) to start Auto Set Up. Do NOT press any button on the video recorder or remote control during

“Auto” is blinking.

● If you have connected the recorder to your TV via the AV connection ( perform Preset Download (

墌 pg. 14) instead of the Auto Set Up.

墌 pg. 10), the recorder will automatically

● If “– –:– –” appears on the front display panel, see page 15 of the instructions.

* Once you have performed Auto Set Up, even if the recorder’s memory backup has expired, the recorder will not perform Auto Set Up again. Perform tuner setting (

墌 pg. 72) and/or clock setting (

墌 pg. 80) as required.

FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE

INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 12

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