LG P23HW User Guide

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Thank you for buying this GoldStar video cassette recorder Model P23HW.

Before using your video recorder you need to be familiar with the names of some of the buttons on the remote control handset (see OPERATING THE VIDEO RECORDER, pages 5 to 7), and you need to set up the video recorder so that it can receive the TV stations in your area and so that your TV set can receive pictures from it (see pages 11 to 12).

Features

HQ (High Quality) picture enhancement system that improves picture sharpness and detail

Centre tape mechanism for high quality pictures

Full function infra-red remote control handset

Programmable 40 channel memory with voltage synthesised tuner

ACMS (Automatic Channel Memory System) the channels will be preset and memorized automatically programmable timer

Recording and playback for 16:9 Wide-screen format Double speed playback

Auto Power on and Play

Automatic Rewind

Power

This Video Recorder operates on a mains supply of

100-240V~,50 Hz.

Service

Never remove the cover of the video recorder. There are

no user serviceable parts inside. If it does not operate properly, unplug it and contact your dealer.

Precautions

For safe operation and satisfactory performance of your video recorder, keep the following in mind when selecting a place for its installation.

Shield it from direct sunlight and keep it away from sources of intense heat.

Avoid dusty or humid places.

Avoid places with insufficient ventilation for proper heat dissipation. Do not block the ventilation holes at the top and bottom of the video recorder. Do not

place the video recorder on the carpet because this will block the ventilation holes.

Install the video recorder in a horizontal position only.

Avoid locations subject to strong vibration.

Do not place the video recorder near strong magnetic fields.

Do not move the video recorder from a cold to a hot location or vice versa.

Self diagnosis function

Logic & Jet Search

VISS VHS Index Search System

Child Lock

Auto Head Cleaner

Still & Frame advance

Real Time Counter & Remaining tape time display

Quick Start function

Digital Auto Tracking System

NTSC playback function (only PAL TV)

PAL B/G, SECAM D/K Dual System

Moisture condensation

Under special conditions like

from a cold to a warm room, moisture condensation can build up on the head drum, one of the most crucial parts of the video recorder. In order to prevent in such case any damage to your video recorder HEAD DRUM, connect the video recorder power cord to the AC line, press the OPERATE button on and allow at least 2 hours for the video recorder to dry out.

CONDENSATION IS LIKELY TO OCCUR

WHEN:

The video recorder is moved from a cold room to a warm room or from outdoors to inside your home.

A cold room is heated quickly.

The humidity is very high.

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Page no's

Operating the video recorder

5-7

The controls

5

The remote control handset

5-6

Battery installation

6

The front of the video recorder

7

The back of the video recorder

7

Installing your video recorder

8

Connecting the video recorder to your TV

8

Aerial/RF connections

8

A/V connection

8

Setting the video channel output channel

9

On screen displays

10

The main menu

10

Timer programme

10

TV station table

10

ACMS

10

Clock set

10

Set-up

10

Storing TV stations in the video recorder tuner

11-14

Automatic tuning

11

Manual tuning

12

Changing the programme order of the TV station table menu

13

Clearing stations from the TV station table menu

14

Fine tuning

14

Selecting stored TV stations

14

Time and date setting

15

Using the video recorder to play back a tape

16-17

Loading a video cassette

16

Normal playback

16

Picture sharpness adjustment

16

Double speed playback

17

Unloading a video cassette

17

Type of video cassette

17

Accidental erasure prevention

17

Cover the hole with cellophane tape

17

Other playback features

18-19

Fast forward, picture search forward

18

Rewind, picture search backward

18

Still picture playback

19

Selection of the colour system

19

Using the video recorder to record

20-21

Introduction to the recording features

20

To record

20

Recording one TV programme while watching another

21

Immediate timer (QSR)

21

Colour system

21

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Programming the video recorder timer

Other features

Copying (Rerecording)

Specifications

Before calling for service . . .

Page no's

22-23

Recorder timer programming using the on screen displays

22

Checking & clearing stored timer programmes

23

Overlapping timer programmes

23

 

24-28

Introduction

24

On screen display of the time or tape counter, date,

 

programme channel & operation mode of the video

 

recorder.

24

Digital tape counter/remaining tape time

25

The memory stop facility

25

Tracking controls

25

The VHS index search system (VISS)

26

Automatic VISS marking

26

VISS scanning

26

VISS searching

26

Automatic playback

27

Automatic memory power shut-off

27

Automatic switch off

27

The child lock

27

16:9 Compatibility (Wide-screen TV)

28

Self-Diagnosis

28

 

29

 

30

General

30

Video/Audio

30

 

31

Video head cleaning

31

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The front of the Video Recorder

1OPERATE BUTTON

To switch the video recorder on and off.

19STOP/EJECT

To stop the tape, or eject it from the video recorder (see p 17).

20VIDEO CASSETTE COMPARTMENT

When a cassette is inserted loading is completed automatically.

NOTE: Power is turned on automatically when a video cassette is loaded. If the

cassette has the record tab removed, the video will automatically begin to play the tape.

21REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR

To receive the signals from the remote control handset.

13 REC/QSR

5PLAY (X2)

7P/STILL

12 FAST FORWARD/CUE

4REWIND/REVIEW

22 CHANNEL PROGRAMME SELECTORS

(+/-)

Allows you to scan through memorized channels.

23 MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY

Display of time, tape counter, tape remaining or other information about the status of the video recorder.

The back of the Video Recorder

24MAINS LEAD

25AUDIO/VIDEO

To connect the video recorder to your TV set or to another video recorder (see p 29). For recording from AUDIO/VIDEO select "AV" with the "AV" button (see p 20).

26SYSTEM SELECT SWITCH (K & G)

Set to the SECAM D/K(K) or PAL B/G(G) position, depending on the type of PAL colour system used for TV broadcasts in

your area.

27VIDEO CHANNEL CONTROL

To select the video channel between 30 and 40 (with a screw driver) (see p 9).

28AERIAL INPUT

Connect the external aerial to this terminal.

29RF. OUT

Connect this terminal to the AERIAL

terminal on the back of the TV, using the coaxial RF cable (supplied).

1219 0 211357

OPERATE STOP/ EJECT

P/STILL

PLAY(X2)

/REW FF/

REC/QSR

PROG

23 22412

24

25

26 27

28 29

AERIAL

CHANNEL

AUDIO/VIDEO

RF.OUT

K G

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AERIAL

CHANNEL

AUDIO/VIDEO

K G

AERIAL

CHANNEL

AUDIO/VIDEO

K G

Important !

BEFORE YOU USE YOUR VIDEO RECORDER YOU

MUST:

1Connect the video recorder to your TV aerial and TV set.

(described later on this page).

2Set the tuner channels so that the video recorder can receive TV signals (see p 11 to 12).

When this has been done, the setting up of the video recorder is complete.

Connecting the video recorder to your TV

AERIAL/RF CONNECTION

1Disconnect the aerial from your TV set and plug it into the socket marked "AERIAL" at the back of the video

recorder.

2Use the coaxial cable supplied to connect the aerial terminal on your TV set to the socket marked "RF OUT" at the back of the video recorder.

3Plug the video recorder into a mains wall socket.

A/V CONNECTION

This video recorder and your TV set can also be connected with a EURO SCART cable (AV cable) (obtainable from a TV dealer). This connection ensures the highest picture/sound quality.

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