Multi-Brand Remote Control. JVC HR-J635EA

REMOTE CONTROL

Multi-Brand

Remote

Control

OPERATE

NUMBER

TV VOL. +/-

DIGIT ENTRY

1

4

7 8

0

2

5

3

6

9

TV PROG.

TV/VCR

TV/VIDEO

MUTE

STOP

DISPLAY

PUSH JOG

TV VOL.

%fi

11

12

13

14

15

16

07

08

09

10

03

04

05

06

CODE

01

02

TV BRAND NAME

JVC

BRANDT, NORDMENDE, SABA, TELEAVIA,

TELEFUNKEN, THOMSON

FERGUSON

PHILIPS

BLAUPUNKT, GRUNDIG

SONY

PANASONIC

GRAETZ, ITT, LUXOR, SALORA, SELECO

MIVAR

HITACHI

TOSHIBA

MITSUBISHI

FINLUX

NOKIA

SHARP

SAMSUNG

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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 by setting the appropriate switch on the remote control.

Before you start . . .

● Turn on the TV using its remote control.

● Set the remote control’s TV/VCR switch to TV.

NOTE:

If your TV is a JVC, you don’t have to set the code in step 1. Go to step 2.

1

SET TV BRAND CODE

Refer to the chart below. While holding down OPER-

ATE, enter your TV’s brand code using the NUMBER keys, then press STOP.

● You don’t have to repeat this step until you replace your remote control’s batteries.

2

TRY OPERATING TV

Press OPERATE on the remote to turn the TV off. If it goes off, try other operations.

● The OPERATE button, TV/VIDEO button, TV PROG.

5/∞ button, TV VOL. +/– (or %/fi) button and MUTE button on the remote can all be used to operate the

TV.

● To return the remote to video recorder control, set its

TV/VCR switch to VCR.

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.

Control Your TV Using Additional Buttons

The NUMBER keys on the remote can also be used to select the TV’s channel by setting the remote control to the TV mode.

1

Set the TV/VCR switch to TV.

2

Use the NUMBER keys, and the DIGIT ENTRY ( ) button, the PUSH JOG button, the DISPLAY button or the OK button to select the TV’s channel.

● With televisions under Code 01, 03, 04, 06, 07, 10 or 11, the DIGIT ENTRY button corresponds to the 1-digit/2digit entry switching button (often labelled – /– –) of your

TV’s remote control.

● With televisions under Code 01, 08 or 09, the PUSH JOG

button corresponds to the 10 + button, and the PUSH

JOG button corresponds to the 20 + button of your

TV’s remote control.

● With televisions using Code 09, the DISPLAY button corresponds to the 30 + button.

● With televisions using Code 06, the OK button corresponds to the ENTER button of your TV’s remote control.

NOTE:

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

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

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INFORMATION ON MULTI-SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY

Setting Of The Colour System Select Buttons

Mode

Use the COLOUR SYSTEM button on the recorder's front panel to select the colour system. Pressing this button changes the mode as illustrated on the left. The On-Screen display will show which mode is selected.

AUTO

COLOUR

SYSTEM

NTSC 3.58

NTSC 4.43

NTSC PAL*

PAL

MESECAM

Mode Display Description

AUTO Usually set to this mode. This mode

(Colour Signal) automatically detects PAL, NTSC, SECAM or MESECAM and adjusts to the colour system being recorded or played back.

When it does not perform properly, set the colour system manually.

MANUAL For recording, there is a choice of 4

(Colour Signal) selectable modes; PAL/MESECAM/NTSC

3.58/NTSC4.43. Select the mode that matches the colour signal being received.

For playback, there is an additional mode which allows NTSC tapes to be played back and viewed on PAL TVs.

*

"NTSC[PAL" appears during playback only.

NOTES:

● In the AUTO mode, NTSC signals will be automatically recorded as NTSC 3.58.

● In the AUTO mode, NTSC tapes will be played back as NTSC

3.58.

● SECAM signals will always be recorded as MESECAM. Select the AUTO or the MESECAM mode when recording SECAM signals.

● When playing back a SECAM tape, select the AUTO or the

MESECAM mode. The playback picture will always be monochrome.

Off-Air Recording

The built-in multi-system tuner is capable of receiving PAL B/G and SECAM B/G broadcasts.

TV system HR-J635EA

Recording circuit

PAL

PAL B/G

SECAM B/G

Multi-system tuner

(B/G)

MESECAM

NTSC 3.58

Recorded tape

PAL

MESECAM

NTSC 4.43

NOTE:

This model does not operate in BRAZIL (PAL-M) or ARGENTINA (PAL-N).

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Playback

This recorder can play back all 3 types of recorded tape.

Recorded tape HR-J635EA

PAL

Playback circuit

PAL

MESECAM

MESECAM

NTSC

[

PAL

NTSC

NTSC 3.58 MHz

Manual switching

Manual switching

NTSC 4.43 MHz

Built-in

RFconverter

(G)

RF OUT

Multi-system receiver

PAL (B/G)

VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

Multi-system monitor

PAL

SECAM

NTSC 3.58

NTSC 4.43

NOTES:

When viewing NTSC tapes on a PAL TV set:

● The picture may shrink vertically with black bars appearing at the top and bottom of the screen. This is not a malfunction on the part of the video recorder nor the TV.

● The picture may roll up or 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.)

● During search, still, or frame-by-frame playback, the picture will be distorted, and there may be a loss of colour.

Tape-To-Tape Editing

There are 4 different types of recorded tape, depending on the signal recorded.

Recorded tape Playback equipment HR-J635EA

PAL

PAL

PAL

MESECAM

MESECAM

MESECAM

Recording circuit

SECAM

SECAM

NTSC

NTSC 3.58 MHz

NTSC 4.43 MHz

NTSC 3.58 MHz

NTSC 4.43 MHz

Dubbed tape

PAL

MESECAM

NTSC

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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

1. No power is applied to the recorder.

2. The clock is functioning properly, but the recorder cannot be powered.

TAPE TRANSPORT

SYMPTOM

1. The tape does not run during recording.

2. The tape stops during rewind or fast-forward.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The mains power cord is disconnected.

● “TIMER“ is displayed on the display panel.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The recorder is in the Pause mode.

● “

M

“ is displayed on the display panel.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Connect the mains power cord.

Press the TIMER button to turn the

TIMER indicator off.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Press PLAY to disengage the Pause mode.

Press C.MEMORY to deactivate the

Counter Memory function and turn the “

M

“ indicator off.

Check the cassette.

3. The tape will not rewind or fastforward.

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. Noise appears during slow-motion playback.

5. Noise appears during still playback.

6. Breaks are noticeable in Hi-Fi soundtrack.

7. The playback picture is blurred or interrupted while TV broadcasts are clear.

8. Playback picture has a loss of colour.

● The tape is already fully rewound or fast-forwarded.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● If you’re using the RF OUT connection, the TV receiver’s channel selector is set to the wrong video channel.

● If you’re using the AV connection, the TV receiver is not set to the AV mode.

● This is normal.

● The automatic tracking mode is engaged.

● The automatic tracking mode is engaged.

● Automatic tracking is engaged.

● The video heads may be dirty.

● The wrong colour system is selected for the tape being played back.

● The wrong colour system was selected during recording.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

If you are using the RF OUT connection, set the TV receiver to the RF converter channel (UHF 36). (

Z

pg. 4)

If you are using the AV connection, set the TV to its AV mode.

Try manual tracking. (

Z

pg. 12)

Try manual tracking. (

Z

pg. 12)

Press TV PROG.

5 or ∞ a few times to remove the noise bars from the screen.

(

Engage and adjust tracking manually.

Z

pg. 12)

Consult your JVC dealer.

Select the correct colour system by pressing the COLOUR SYSTEM button. (

Z pg. 32)

Once recorded, the signal cannot be corrected. Be sure to choose the correct setting before recording.

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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.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● There is no cassette loaded, or the cassette loaded has had its Record

Safety tab removed.

● “AU” 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.

● The camcorder has not been properly connected.

● The input mode is not correct.

TIMER RECORDING

SYMPTOM

1. Timer recording won’t work.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The clock and/or the timer have been set incorrectly.

● The timer is not engaged.

● Timer recording is in progress.

2. On-screen timer programming is not possible.

3. “TIMER“ and “]“ on the display panel won’t stop blinking.

4. The cassette is automatically ejected, and “TIMER“ and “]“ on the display panel won’t stop blinking.

5. “TIMER“ blinks for 10 seconds and the Timer mode is disengaged.

● The timer is engaged but there’s no cassette loaded.

● The loaded cassette has had its

Record Safety tab removed.

● TIMER has been pressed when there are no programs in memory, or the timer record information has been programmed incorrectly.

● The end of the tape was reached during timer recording.

6. The cassette is automatically ejected, the power shuts off and

“TIMER“ and “]“ won’t stop blinking.

7. G-Code does not timer-record properly.

OTHER PROBLEMS

SYMPTOM

1. Whistling or howling is heard from the TV during camcorder recording.

2. The channel cannot be changed.

● The recorder's channel positions have been set incorrectly.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

● The camcorder’s microphone is too close to the TV.

● The TV’s volume is too high.

● Recording is in progress.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Insert a cassette, or using adhesive tape, reseal the slot where the tab was removed.

Set to the desired channel.

Confirm that the source is properly connected.

Confirm that all units’ power switches are turned on.

Set the input mode to “AU”.

Confirm that the camcorder is properly connected.

Set the input mode to “AU”.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Re-perform the clock and/or timer settings.

Press TIMER and confirm that “TIMER“ is displayed on the display panel.

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 reprogram as necessary, then press

TIMER again.

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.

Refer to "G-Code Setup" and reperform the procedure (

Z

pg. 20).

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Position the camcorder so its microphone is away from the TV.

Turn the TV’s volume down.

Press PAUSE to pause the recording, change channels, then press PLAY to resume recording.

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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.

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Q. Can the video recorder indefinitely remain in the still mode?

A. No. It stops automatically after 5 minutes to protect the heads.

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Q. During search, slow, still and frame-by-frame playback, I can’t hear any audio. What’s the problem?

A. This is normal.

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Q. When returning from multi-speed search to normal playback, the picture is disturbed. Should I be concerned about this?

A. No, it is normal.

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Q. Noise bars appear during multi-speed search. What’s the problem?

A. This is normal.

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Q. Other than preventing further recording, what effect does removing the Record Safety tab have?

A. It disables marking of index codes.

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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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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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.

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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.

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Q. What happens if the tape runs out during recording?

A. The video recorder automatically rewinds it to the beginning.

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TIMER RECORDING

Q. " REC " and "TIMER" remain lit on the display panel.

Is there a problem?

A. No. This is a normal condition for a timer recording in progress.

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Q. Can I program 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 onscreen menu, but the audio from the program or tape you’re viewing can be heard.

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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.

INDEX

FRONT VIEW

1 2 3

OPERATE

COLOUR

SYSTEM

WIDE

QUALITY

VIDEO (MONO) L– AUDIO–R

R.A.EDIT

IN/OUT

START

A. DUB

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4 5 6 7 8

L

+8

4

0

6

10

–20dB

NORM

R

R E C

PLAY

NTSC

M TIMER

SP LP

ST BIL

WIDE

QUALITY

CHSET

AUTO SP / LP

TIMER

REW

6 q

TV PROG /

JOG

SHUTTLE

STORE

OK

FF

9

0 !

@

#

1 OPERATE Button (

Z pg. 4)

2 COLOUR SYSTEM Button (

Z pg. 32)

3 WIDE QUALITY Button (

4 Cassette loading Slot

Z

pg. 12)

5 RECORD Button (

7 SHUTTLE Ring (

8 Jog Dial (

Z pg. 11)

pg. 15)

6 PAUSE Button (

Z pg. 11)

Z

Z

pg. 10)

TV PROG. Dial (

Z pg. 6)

9 VIDEO and AUDIO Input Connectors (

Z pg. 27)

0 R.A.EDIT Button (

Z pg. 28)

! IN/OUT Button (

Z pg. 28)

$

% ^ &

* (

@ START Button (

Z pg. 29)

A. DUB [Audio Dubbing] Button (

Z pg. 30)

# infrared Beam Receiving window

$ Display Panel (

Z

pg. 38)

% WIDE QUALITY Indicator (

^ AUTO SP/LP TIMER Button (

Z

pg. 12)

Z

pg. 25)

& CH SET Button (

Z

pg. 6)

* STOP/EJECT Button (

Z

pg. 10)

STORE Button (

Z

pg. 7)

( PLAY Button (

Z

pg. 10)

OK Button (

Z

pg. 5)

REAR VIEW

1

2

3 4

PAUSE/

R.A.EDIT

AUDIO

R

IN

L

OUT

VIDEO

IN

OUT

TEST

OFF – ON

ANT. IN

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RF OUT

1 Mains Power Cord (

Z

pg. 3)

2 AUDIO and VIDEO IN Connectors (

3 ANT. IN Connector (

Z

pg. 26)

Z

pg. 3)

4 RF Output Channel Adjustment Screw (

Z

pg. 4)

5 6 7 8

5 Remote PAUSE Connector (

Z

pg. 27)

R.A.EDIT Connector (

Z

pg. 28)

6 AUDIO and VIDEO OUT Connectors (

Z

pg. 3)

7 TEST Switch (

Z

pg. 4)

8 RF OUT Connector (

Z

pg. 3)

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DISPLAY PANEL

1 2 3 4 5

L

+8

4

0

6

10

–20dB

NORM

R

R E C

PLAY

M

NTSC

TIMER

SP LP

8 9 0 !

1 B.E.S.T. Picture System Display (

Z

pg. 18)

Audio Level Indicator

2 PLAY Indicator (

Z

pg. 10)

3 REC[ORD] Indicator (

4 NTSC Indicator (

Z

Z

pg. 15)

pg. 32)

5 Tape Speed Indicators (

6 ST[EREO] Indicator (

Z

pg. 15)

Z

pg. 17)

INDEX (cont.)

6 7

ST BIL

@

7 BIL[INGUAL] Indicator (

8 Audio Mode Indicator (

Z

pg. 17)

Z

pg. 14)

9 "Cassette Loaded" Mark

0 Counter Memory Indicator (

! "TIMER" Indicator (

Z

Z

pg. 12)

pg. 22)

@ Clock/Counter/Channel Display (

Z

pg. 6)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

!

@

#

$

%

REMOTE CONTROL

A B

1

START

4

7

C.RESET

CANCEL

2

STOP

5

DAILY (M-F)

8

AUX

0

OPERATE

PROG.

CLOCK

3

DATE

6

WEEKLY

9

TIMER

TV

VOL.

TV

PROG.

TV/VIDEO TV VCR

PLAY

REW

REC

SCE

NE FI

NDER

STOP

TV VOL.

OK

/C.MEM

ORY

FF

PAUSE

DISPLA

Y

PUSH JOG

MULTI BRAND

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

^

&

*

(

) q w e r t y u i o p

Installing Batteries

1

Open the battery compartment cover.

2

Insert 2 "R6/UM-3"-size batteries (provided) in the correct directions.

3

Replace the cover.

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1 REVIEW Button (

Z pg. 13)

2 A/B CODE Switch (

Z pg. 14)

3 NUMBER Keys (

Z pg. 15)

4 START

5/∞ Buttons Z pg. 9)

5 STOP

5/∞ Buttons (Z pg. 9)

6 CANCEL Button (

Z pg. 22)

C.RESET Button (

Z pg. 12)

7 TV VOL. +/– Button (

Z pg. 31)

8 SP/LP/EP Button (

Z pg. 15)

DIGIT ENTRY Button (

Z pg. 31)

9 AUDIO MONITOR Button (

TV MUTE Button (

Z pg. 31)

Z

pg. 14)

0 Rewind [REW] Button (

Z pg. 10)

! PLAY Button (

Z pg. 10)

@ RECORD Button (

Z pg. 15)

# SCENE FINDER Button (

Z pg. 13)

$ OSD ( ) Button (

Z pg. 5)

% PUSH JOG Button (

Z pg. 11)

^ OPERATE Button (

Z pg. 4)

& PROG Button (

Z pg. 22)

CLOCK Button (

Z pg. 9)

* DATE

5/∞ Buttons (Z pg. 9)

( DAILY Button (

Z pg. 22)

) WEEKLY Button (

Z pg. 22) q TIMER Button (

Z pg. 22) w AUX Button (

Z pg. 26) e TV PROG.

5/∞ Buttons (Z pg. 5) r TV/VCR Switch (

Z pg. 31) t TV/VIDEO Button (

Z pg. 31) y Fast Forward [FF] Button (

Z pg. 10) u PAUSE Button (

Z pg. 11) i STOP Button (

Z pg. 10) o DISPLAY Button (

Z pg. 16) p OK Button (

Z pg. 5)

C.MEMORY Button (

Z pg. 12)

How To Use

The remote control can operate most of your video recorder's functions, as well as basic functions of TV sets of

JVC and other brands (

Z

pg. 31).

● Point the remote control toward the sensor window.

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

NOTE:

If for some reason the remote control doesn't work properly, remove its batteries, wait a short time and then try again.

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

Power requirement

Power consumption

: AC 220 – 240 V`, 50/60 Hz

: 24 W

Temperature

Operating

Storage

Operating position

: 5°C to 40°C

: –20°C to 60°C

: Horizontal only

Dimensions (WxHxD) : 400 x 94 x 340 mm

Weight

Format

Maximum recording time

(SP)

: 4.3 kg

: VHS standard

(LP)

: 240 min. with E-240 video cassette (PAL/

MESECAM)

: 160 min. with T-160 video cassette (NTSC)

: 480 min. with E-240 video cassette (PAL/

(EP)

MESECAM)

: 480 min. with T-160 video cassette (NTSC)

VIDEO/AUDIO

Signal system

Recording system

Signal-to-noise ratio

Horizontal resolution

Frequency range

Input/Output

: PAL-type colour signal and CCIR monochrome signal, 625 lines 50 fields

: NTSC colour and EIA monochrome signals,

525 lines/60 fields

: DA-4 (Double Azimuth) head helical scan system

: 45 dB

: 250 lines (PAL/MESECAM)

: 220 lines (NTSC)

: 70 Hz to 10,000 Hz (Normal audio)

20 Hz to 20,000 Hz (Hi-Fi audio)

: RCA connectors (IN x 2, OUT x 1)

TUNER/TIMER

TV channel storage capacity

Tuning system

Channel coverage

VHF 44 – 153 MHz

153 – 470 MHz

UHF 470 – 862 MHz

Aerial output

Memory backup time

: 48 positions (+AUX position "AU")

: Voltage synthesized tuner

: AUS

CH 0 – 5, 5A, CATV

CH 6 – 11, CATV

CH 28 – 69

NZ

CH 1 – 3, CATV

CH 4 – 11, CATV

CH 21 – 69

: UHF channel 37 (Adjustable 33 – 41)

: Approx. 18 hours.

ACCESSORIES

Provided accessories : RF cable, Infrared remote control unit,

"R6/UM-3" battery x 2, Audio/Video cable

Specifications shown are for SP mode unless otherwise specified.

Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

Power requirement

Power consumption

: AC 220 – 240 V`, 50/60 Hz

: 24 W

Temperature

Operating

Storage

Operating position

: 5°C to 40°C

: –20°C to 60°C

: Horizontal only

Dimensions (WxHxD) : 400 x 94 x 340 mm

Weight

Format

Maximum recording time

(SP)

: 4.3 kg

: VHS standard

(LP)

: 240 min. with E-240 video cassette (PAL/

MESECAM)

: 160 min. with T-160 video cassette (NTSC)

: 480 min. with E-240 video cassette (PAL/

(EP)

MESECAM)

: 480 min. with T-160 video cassette (NTSC)

VIDEO/AUDIO

Signal system

Recording system

Signal-to-noise ratio

Horizontal resolution

Frequency range

Input/Output

: PAL-type colour signal and CCIR monochrome signal, 625 lines 50 fields

: NTSC colour and EIA monochrome signals,

525 lines/60 fields

: DA-4 (Double Azimuth) head helical scan system

: 45 dB

: 250 lines (PAL/MESECAM)

: 220 lines (NTSC)

: 70 Hz to 10,000 Hz (Normal audio)

20 Hz to 20,000 Hz (Hi-Fi audio)

: RCA connectors (IN x 2, OUT x 1)

TUNER/TIMER

TV channel storage capacity

Tuning system

Channel coverage

VHF 44 – 153 MHz

153 – 470 MHz

UHF 470 – 862 MHz

Aerial output

Memory backup time

: 48 positions (+AUX position "AU")

: Voltage synthesized tuner

: AUS

CH 0 – 5, 5A, CATV

CH 6 – 11, CATV

CH 28 – 69

NZ

CH 1 – 3, CATV

CH 4 – 11, CATV

CH 21 – 69

: UHF channel 37 (Adjustable 33 – 41)

: Approx. 18 hours.

ACCESSORIES

Provided accessories : RF cable, Infrared remote control unit,

"R6/UM-3" battery x 2, Audio/Video cable

Specifications shown are for SP mode unless otherwise specified.

Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

COPYRIGHT © 1996 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.

EA

Printed in Malaysia

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