Mitsubishi BV-1000 Installation And Operation Manual

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CONTENTS

Page

THlS VlDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

S-VHS AND VHS FORMAT . ONLY VlDEO

THE SETTE TAPES WlTH THE BE USED

For

recording

SETTE

SERIAL No A

serial number label

WlTH THlS MODEL

future reference, a

the

serial number

RECORDER

.

space

.

is

moR

.

has

of

located

on

been

your

IS

the

VlDEO

rear

EASED ON

CAS-

MARK MAY

prrwided

CAS-

panel

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS CAUTION AND CARE FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS USING THE REMmE CONTROL UNIT CONNECTING THE ANTENNA CONNECTING THE VCR TO ME SElTING THE VIDEO CHANNEL SELECTING A CHANNEL SEl7lNG THE PRESENT TIME

ELAPSED TIME COUNTER

LOADING AND UNLOADING THE CASSETTE TAPE SVHS RECORDING SYSTEM ON-SCREEN OPERATION

RECORDING USING mR (ONE TOUCH RECORDING)

HOW TO PROGRAM FOR

RECORDING

EXAMPLES OF PROGRAMMED RECORDING

HOW

TO DUBBING RECORDING STEREO BROADCASrSl

SEPARATE AUDIO PROGRAM RECORDING SIMULCAST RECORDING

AUDIO ONLY RECORDING INDEX SEARCHIADDRESS SEARCH

PLAYBACK SPECIAL EFFECTS PLAYBACK

ADJUSTMENT ON PLAYBACK

2WAY

SPEED SEARCH

JOG

DlAUSHUlTLE RING DIGITAL SCREEN MULTI-SCREEN FINE EDITING

AUDIO DUBBING

INSERT EDITING

for

BEFORE

SPECIFICATIONS

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PROGRAM

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CALLING FOR

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TO

THE VCR

TV

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DATA

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FOR

RECORDING

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66,

SERVICE

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CAUTION:

70

REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

Do

NUr REMOVE COVER (OR

NO USERSERVlCEABLE PARIS INSIDE

BACK)

REFER SERVICING

/

IMPORTANT

RECORDING OF COPYRIGHTED TELEVISION PROGRAMS MAY VIOLATE U.S. COPYRIGHT

LAW.

WARNING

TO

PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NCrr EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE

OR MOISTURE.

:

TO

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead an equilateral user to the presence of voltage" within the product's enclosure that may

be

of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of

electric shock. The exclamation point within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and nance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

triangle, is intended to alert the

uninsulated "dangerous

symbol,

within

mainte

TO

3

RAIN

CAUTION

TO

PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO' NCrr USE THIS (POLARIZED) PLUG WITH AN

EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR

FULLY INSERTED

NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER

THIS REMINDER IS PRWIDED TlON

TO

ARTICLE GROLlNDlNG AND, IN PARTICULAR, SPECIFIES THAT THE CABLE GROUND SHALL BE CONNECTED

POINT OF CABLE ENTRY

:

TO

PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.

TO

820-22

TO

THE GROUNDING SYSTEM

OF THE NEC THAT PROVIDES GUIDELINES FOR PROPER

AS

PRA(=TICAL.

(STHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE

:

CALL THE CATV =STEM INSTALLER'S AmEN-

OF

THE BUILDING,

AS

CLOSE

TO

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A-TTENTION

POUR PREVENIR LES CHOCS POLARIS~E AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRlSE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT,

SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE

:

ELECTRIQUES

SAUF SI LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE

A

DECOUVERT.

NE PAS UTlLlSER CETrE FICHE

INSEREES

A

THE

FOND

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PLEASE READ ALL THESE INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING YOUR VCR AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS MARKED ON

THE

VCR.

1.

Read Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should read before the appliance is operated.

2.

Retain Instructions

The safety and operating instructions should

retained for future reference.

3.

Heed

Warnings

All warnings on the appliance and in the operating

instructions should

4.

Follow Instructions

All operating and use

followed.

5.

Cleaning

Unplug this video product from the wall outlet before cleaning. cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

6.

Attachments

Do

not use attachments not recommended by the video product manufacturer hazards.

7.

Water and Moisture

Do

not use this video product near water - for example, near a bath tub, wash or laundry tub, in a ming

pod,

and the like.

8

Accessories Do

not place this video product on an unstable cart,

stand,

tripod, bracket, or table. The video product

may fall, causing serious injury

and

serious damage to the appliance. Use only

cart,

with a mended video product. Any mounting should should use a by

An appliance

moved

uneven surfaces may cause the appliance combination

by

follow

the

manufacturer.

with care. Quick stops,

be

adhered

Do

not use liquid or aerosol

wet

basement,

stand, tripod bracket. or table

the manufacturer,

the

manufacturer's instructions, and

mounting accessory recommended

and

cart

to.

instructions should

as

they may cause

bowl,

kichen sink,

or

near a

to

a child

or

sdd

with

of

the appliance

combination should

excessive

force, and

and

to

averturn.

swim

adult.

recorn

cart

be

the

be

9.

Wntilation

Slots

and openings in the cabinet are provided for

and

ventilation video product and

and

these openings must covered. The openings should never placing the video product on a other similar surface. This video product should never

be

register. This video product should a built-in installation such unless proper ventilation is manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to.

la

Pawer

Sources

This video product should the type

label.

If

you are to your home, local

power company. For video products intended

to operate from battery power, or other sources,

to

the operating instructions.

refer

11.

Grounding or Pblarizatiin This video product is equipped with a hire grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding) pin. This plug will only fit into a grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your defeat the safety

plug.

12.

PawerCord Protection P&wer-supply cords should

not

are placed upon attention cles, and the point appliance.

13.

Lightning

For

added protection

during a lightning

unattended unplug antenna or cable

to

the

video

to ensure reliable o~eration

to

protecl

it

from averheating.

not

be

blocked or

be

blocked

bed,

sofa, rug, or

placed near

of

power source indicated on the marking

not

consult

likely to

or

to

cords at plugs, convenience

and

it

from the wall outlet and disconhect the

product due

or

aver a radiator or heat

not

as

be

sure

of

the type

your appliance dealer or

purpose of the grounding-type

be

against them, paying particular

unused for long perii svstem. This wll prevent damaae

obsolete outlet.

walked on or pinched

be

where

for

this video product receiver

storm.

or when

to

lightning and power-liie

be

a

bookcase

provided or the

operated only

of

power supply

routed so that they

they

exit

surges

14.

Pbwer Lines

not

be

An outside antenna system should

the vicinity of overhead power lines ligM or power circuits, or where

power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system. extreme keep

fm

contact with them might

touching such power lines or circuits

be

we

it

should

fatal.

or

other

can

fall into such

be

located in

of

the

by

placed in

or

rack

from

Do

not

by

items

recepta-

from

the

it

is left

of

time,

electric

taken

as

to

15. Overloading

Do

not werload wall outlets and extension

this

can

result in a

rid

of

fire or electric shock.

16. Object and Liquid Entry Never push

objects

of

any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangemus voltage points

or

short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never liquid

of

any kind

on

the

video product.

17. Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the video

produd, system is grounded so as tion against

be

sure the antenna

to

provide some protec-

voltage surges and built-up static

charges Section 810

ANSllNFPA No. with respect

of

the National Electrical Code,

70

-

to

1984, provides information

proper

grounding

of

the mast supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit. size of grounding

EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING ACCORDING

TO

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN ARTICLE 810 - "RADIO AND TELEVISION EQUIPMENT"

BONDING

JUMPER*

/

I

'

QPTIONAL ELECTRODE DRIVEN

8

EARTH

IF

CODES.

SEE

810 - 21

(9.

ANTENNA

FEET

(2.Um) INTO

AEOUUIED

NH:

SECTKm

cord.

video

spin

or

cable

and

'

GROUNDING

THE

BY

LOCM

conductors, location

as

connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode.

a Use No. 10 AWG

mrn2) aluminum. No. 17 AWG (11) mrr?) copperclad steel

or

wire. Secure antenna lead-in and ground wires to house

stand4

with (1.22-1.83m) apart. Mount antenna discharge unit as close to where lead-in enters house. Use jumper wire not smaller than No. (133 mm2) copper, or the equivalent, when a separate

antennagmunding electrode is used.

See NEC section

la

Servicing Do not attempt to service this video product yourself as opening you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

19. Damage requiring Service Unplug this video product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to the following conditions: (a) When the power-supply cord

damaged.

(b)

fi

liquid has been spilled,

into the video product.

(c) If the video product has been

or water.

(d)

If the video product does not operate normally

by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other damage and will often require extensive

by

a qualified technician to restore the video

product

,

(e) If the video product has been dropped

cabinet

(f)

When the video product exhibits a distinct

to

has

change in performance

need

for service.

20.

Replacement When replacement pa& are required. service technician has used replacement parts

by

specified

the manufacturer characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock other hazards

a.

Safety Check

completion

Upon video product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the video

is

product

in safe operating conditions.

of

antennadischarge unit.

(53

mrr?) copper. No. 8

bronze

wire,

or larger, as a ground

insulators spaced from

810-2l

(j).

or

removing covers may

M

4-6

as

possible

qualified service personnel under

or

objects have fallen

exposed

covered

contrds

its

normal operation.

may

result in

been damaged.

-

this indicates a

Parts

be

or

have the same

of

any

service

or repairs to this

(84

feet

6

AWG

expose

plug is

to

rain

by

work

or

the

sure the

or

If condensation occurs inside the VCR the DEW indicator

event,

leave the power plug connected and leave the VCR POWER turned ON until the VCR has had sufficient time to dry (about to wait another hour

Condensation is likely to occur when:

1.

The VCR is moved from a cold

2.

A cold room is heated quickly;

3

The humidity is very high. Avoid using the VCR where cold air, such

2

hours) and the DEW indicator

to

ensure that all moisture has been remwed.

room

to a warm room or from outdoors

as

( O )

illuminates and the VCR will not operate. In this

( )

goes off.

that from an air conditioner, will blow on it directly.

As

a precautionary measure,

to

inside your house;

it

is advisable

PROTECT THE POWER CORD

Do

not damage the Power Cord. Damage to the Power Cord may cause a fire or shock hazard. When unplugging the Power Cord, please hold by the plug and remwe it carefully.

NEVER INSERT ANY OBJECT INTO THE CABINET

Do not insert any kind recorder. This not only creates a safety hazard but can also cause extensive damage to the mechanism.

There are many ventilation holes on the bottom of When you finish operating the recorder, always the recorder. For maximum ventilation place the load the cassette and turn OFF the VCR POWER. recorder on a hard level surface only.

of

foreign object into the

UNPLUG 'THE POWER CORD AND DISCONNECT THE ANTENNA DURING A LONG ABSENCE

When you leave your. home for a long period of time, turn OFF the VCR POWER, unplug the

Cord

Power

and disconnect the antenna wires.

CABINET CARE

soft

Clean with a mild detergent and water. Wipe dry. NEVER USE ANY PETROLEUM

cloth slightly moistened with a

BASE

SOLU-

DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING ON THE RECORDER

Heavy objects placed on the recorder w~ll cause damage. The top provide ventilation. tion slots.

of

the recorder is also slotted to

Do

not

obstruct these ventila-

un-

CARE OF THE VIDEO CASSETTE TAPE

Avoid violent vibration or shock.

Do

not

place in a location where strong

magnetic fields exist (near a motor, transformer or magnet). Never Place or store in direct sunlight. Avoid dusty places. Place the cassette in the cassette store vertically.

Never store tape in a high humidity location.

case

and

BAJTERIES SVIDEO CABLE AUDIO CABLE

H.Q. (HIGH Video cassette recorders bearing the "HO" logo VHSHQ VCR's are compatible with all other VHS VCR's including those without HQ.

QUALITY)

VHS

SYSTEM

(2

x

AAA)

WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT COAXIAL CABLE

are

engineered with VHS high-fidelity picture technology.

(XQ)

CONNECTION PANEL

@

VIDEO IN 2 and SVlDEO IN connedom

@

VIDEO INPUT SELECT

@

AUDIO IN 2 connectors EXTERNAL INPUT SELECT

2

MICROPHONE jack

HEADPHONES jack

PHONES LML

switch

contrd

@

SAP broadcast indicator

llluminates when SAP broadcasts are received.

@

STEREO broadcast indicator

are

llluminates when stereo broadcasts

@

Cassette loading slot

tape

Cassette

@

S-VHS indicator

llluminates during SVHS recording or playback of a

tape

recorded with SVHS system.

@

REMOTE CONTROL sensor

Receives the infra-red light transmission from the remote control transmitter.

@

WECT button Press to remove the cassette.

@

POWER button (with indicator) Press to switch ON power to'the VCR.

@

OPEN (left side) button

Press to open the control door.

@

INSERT indicator

llluminates when the insert edit function is operating.

@AUDIO DUB indicator

llluminates when the audio dub function is

operating.

@

DIGITAL TRACKING indicator

Flashes to indicate automatic digital tracking ad-

justment. Stops flashing and illuminates to indicate

automatic digital tracking complete.

@

PEAK LEVEL meters

When recording, displays the audio recording level setting. The following During recording the audio recording level is displayed. During playback the audio output or tracking level is displayed, depending on the posi-

of

tion may also be set to OFF.

@

CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons

Selects the

@

COUNTER RESET button

Press to reset the counter to

is inserted into this slot for loading.

3

functions may be displayed:

the METER SELECT switch. The meters

TV

channel

for

recording.

0~00~00s.

received.

Hi-fi

@

COUNTER ZERO STOP button When pressed, the tape will fast forward or rewind until the counter display indicates automatically stop at that point.

@

DATA button Press to display the counter, channel, operation mode and remaining time display on the screen.

@

JOGISHUTTLE indicator

llluminates during

@JOG dial

Refer to

@

SHUTTLE ring

Refer to

@

JOGISHUTTLE button

Press to engage

@I

OPEN (right side) button

Pm

@

REC (RECORD) button

Press to begin recording, both video and audio.

@

PAUSEISTILL button When pressed during recording, stops movement

of tape temporarily. Press again to continue the

recording. When pressed during playback, stops movement sound.

@

STOP button

Press to discontinue all

@

FFlFWD SEARCH button

In stop mode, press to In playback mode, press for forward speed search. In playback mode, press and hold for about one second before releasing for forward high speed search.

@

PLAY button

Press to playback a previously recorded

@I

REWIREV SEARCH button In stop mode, press to rewind the tape. In playback In playback mode, press and hold for about second before releasing search.

JOG

SHUlTLE RING (page 61).

to

open the connection door.

joglshuttle mode.

DIAL (page 62).

joglshuttle mode during playback.

of

tape,

exhibiting a still picture without

tape

fast

forward the tape.

mode,

press for reverse speed search.

for

OH-,

related functions.

tape.

reverse high speed

and

-

one

@

VlDEO IN 2 and S-VIDEO IN 2 connectors

TheVlDEO IN is VHS VCR or video source. The to dub from another SVHS VCR (refer to the "DUB

BING" on pages

@

VIDEO INPUT SELECT switch When dubbing an SVHS tape from another SVHS VCR set to S VlDEO position (refer to the "DUBBING"

46

and 47).

@

AUDIO IN 2 connectors Connect to the audio output record from that source.

used

to record ordub from another

46

and 47).

(YIC) position. Otherwise leave

SVIDEO IN is used

on

of

an audio source to

it

pages

in

@

MICROPHONE jack

of

Input for connection

(see

bing

@

HEADPHONES Output for connection

listening.

@

HEADPHONES LEVEL control Adjusts the headphones output level.

@

EXTERNAL INPUT SELECT switch When the AUDIO, VlDEO and SVIDEO IN rear panel are used, set to When the AUDIO, VlDEO and connection panel are used, set to 2 position.

page

a microphone for audio dub-

74).

jack

of

headphones for private

1

(REAR) position.

SVIDEO IN

1

of

the

2

of

the

6

@)

CAN

(cable)

@

Channel display,-l

@

PROGRAM NUMBER

@

PROGRAM NUMBER indicators

indicators

indicator

1

FLUORESCENT

,,

11,

@ANT.

@

DISPLAY

Bitulicator

E%

(EXTERNAL)

indicator

Present

time

DEW

indicatw

PROG REC

diilay

indicator

@

CASSETTE SFATUS indicatw

@

VIDEO

indicator

@

ADDR (ADDRESS)

INDX

(INDEX)

PLAY

indicalwA

@

REC

indicator

@)

EDIT

cuntrd connector

@

HIGH SPEED SEARCH AW

indiicabx

indii-

control

II

I

REAR

'

VIEW

@

TAPE SPEED

@

TAPE REMAIN

VIDEO CHANNEL SELECTOR

TO

N

terminal

indicator

REPEAT

switch

indii

@

AUDIO OUT

@AUDIO IN 1 connectors

@

VIDEO OUT

mnectors

@VIDEO IN 1 and

connectws

connecm

and

SVlDEO

SVlDEO IN

OUT

OOPfrHRU

ANT.

A

1

terminal

@

CATV (cable) indicator llluminates when the

@

Channel display Displays the number corresponding to a selected channel.

@

PROGRAM NUMBER indicators Display the number corresponding to a selected program number.

@

CASSETTE STATUS indicator Illuminates when The light advances, stops or flashes corresponding

mwement

to the

@

VlDEO indicator Illuminates when the

VIDEO.

@

ADDR (ADDRESS) indicator llluminates during address search; flashes during recording

@

INDX (INDEX) indicator llluminates during index search; flashes during recording

@

PLAY indicator llluminates during playback.

@

REC indicator llluminates during recording.

@

ANT. B indicator llluminates to indicate that the INPUT SELECT button is

of

an address signal.

of

set

to TUNER (ANT. B) or SlMUL (ANT. B).

TVlCATV button

tape

is inserted.

of

the

tape.

VlDEOrrV button

an index signal.

is

set to CATV.

is

set

to

@

EX (EXTERNAL) indicator Illuminates to tonissettom

@I

Present time display lndicates present time including the day

week.

@

DEW indicator When illuminated, indicates that condensation has formed inside the VCR. The as long as ligM

PROG REC indicator

Illuminates

set

to ON.

@

REPEAT indicator

Illuminates to indicate that the REPEAT button is

to ON.

@I

Elapsed time counter display

Indicates

seconds.

@

OTR indicator

llluminates during

@

TAPE SPEED indicator

Indicates

Gate SP mode; EP illuminates to indicate EP mode.

@

TAPE REMAIN indicator

llluminates when the DATA button is set to ON dur-

ing recording.

indicate that the INPUT SELECT but-

WR will

is

ON.

to

indicate that the PROG REC button

tape

run time in hours, minutes and

OTR recording.

tape

speed

setting: SP illuminates to indi

not

of

the

function

set

-

is

@

EDIT control connector Refer to DUBBING (pages

@

HIGH SPEED SEARCH ADJ control If

during high side to side this control

@

AUDIO OUT connectors Audio signals being available at these connectors for connection to another video recorder or to the audio input receiver

@

AUDIO IN 1 connectors Connect to the audio output record from that source.

@

VlDEO OUT and S-VIDEO OUT connectors

1

Set tor

(See

TV"

on pap 15,1617 and 18).

dubbing to another VCR (refer to the "DUBBING"

on

pages 46 and 47).

@I

VlDEO IN 1 and S-VIDEO IN 1 connectors The VlDEO IN VCR

or

dub from another SVHS

BING" on pages 46 and 47).

speed

or

proper

counterclockwise.

(if

so

equipped).

is

used

for

connection to a TV receiirlrnoni-

the "CONNECTING ME WR

is

video source. The SVIDEO IN

used to

45

and 46).

search the picture wavers

cdor

reproduction is

.recorded

or

played back

of

an audio source to

TO

Set

2

is

used for

record

or

dub from another

is

WR (refer to the "DUE

from

lost

turn

are

of

a TV

THE

used to

@

VlDEO (RF converter) CHANNEL SELECTOR switch Selects the receiver must conespond to the Video Channel in order to view a program that is being recorded.

@

TO TV terminal

Connect to the TV.

@

ANT. B terminal

When connecting

conned

@

AC outlet This venience to supply outlet tion. When

nated, programmed recording begins

Do

not

@

LOOPrrHRU terminal When connecting connect to the

@I

ANT. A terminal Connect to the lead from the VHFNHF antenna.

Vii

Channel (channel

tapes

being played back or

VHFNHF antenna terminal of the

to

AC

12OV

is

ON continuously with

power

exceed

CAW

the output

the

of

60Hz

outlet

AC

PROG REC indicator

to

this outlet is interrupted until

the maximum power rating

CATV

input

of

3

or

4). The TV

to

with converter (decoder),

the converter.

is provided for con-

power to other units. The

the

following

(a

)

of

with converter (decoder),

the converter.

monitor

excep

is

illumi-

300W.

CONTROL PANEL

@

PlCTUREwntrol RH: LEVEL controls

@

SVHS sw~tch

@

REMOTE sw~tch

@TRACKING control

@

SnLL ADJUST

@

DIGITAL TRACKING switch

conbol

'

switch

@

VIDEO MUTE switch

@

NORMAL AUDIO sw~tch

Q

WB SELECT switch

@

Programmed recording, channel and time

Q

TVICAN

@

TAPE SPEED bunon

set

control

button

section

preset------

@

INPUT SELECT button

@

HiFdMIWNORMAL switch

TIMER RESET button

TAPE REMAIN switch

OTR START TIME button

OTR REC TIME button

@

VlDEW button

@

-

button

@

SLOWIFR

@I

+

button

ADV

button

AUDIO MONITOR button

AUDIO DUB button

INSERT button

I

&I

Digital screen and munixreen

control

section

@

PICTURE control Rotate, clockwise (sharp) to increase picture detail,

counterclockwise

Normally

ates in playback mode only.

@

S-VHS switch

Set SVHS illuminates

tape

@

REMOTE switch Set mote control unit. Normally

@

TRACKING control In

bad, AL search a better picture.

@

STILL ADJUST control Adjust this control the picture during still frame.

@

DIGITAL TRACKING swiich Refer

59).

@

VIDEO MUTE switch Set to ON position, the when a channel with no broadcast

@

NORMAL AUDIO switch

Set

broadcasts

position for monaural recording on

@

DUB SELECT switch

Set

(copying) a

For

@I

REC LEVEL controls Adjusts the audio recording

@

METER SELECT swhch Set to ON position

levels

TRACKING position

Hi-Fi track on the PEAK LEVEL meters. Set meters.

@

TAPE REMAIN switch Set

sene

@I

INPUT SELECT button

Press

@

Hi-FiIAIIIXINORMAL switch

Refer @age

@

Programmed recording, channel preset and time set control section

Contains recording, channel

set

to

ON position to record in the SVHS mode (An

tape

is

inserted in the machine.

to

OFF position to disable operation

case

of

set

the DIGITAL TRACKING Mtch to MANU-

posiliin

to

AUTOMATIC DlGrrAL TRACKING (page

to SAP position

the

normal sound track.

this switch to

normal use,

on

the PEAK LEVEL meters.

to

OR

to

Ti60

tape.

to

select the input signal for recording.

to

VHS HFFi

56).

the

(soft)

to decrease picture detail.

to the center click-stop position. Oper-

must

be

used).

The

to

confirm SVHS ON

SVHS indicator

and

an SVHS

from

set

to

ON position.

the

tape

whose

,recording condin is

and

rotate the TFWKING contrd to

if

vibration (shake) is present in

TV

screen will switch

is

selected.

for

on

the normal sound track.

tape

monaural recording

COPY

position when dubbing

from this

set

VCR

to

MASTER position.

of

Set

the main channel

to any other KR.

level.

to

monitor record or playback

to

monitor the tracking

piti

position when using

For

to

turn

off

normal use, set to NOR position.

STEREO

controls

used

preset

and cunent time.

to

Set

the PEAK LEVEL

M60

orM&

AUDIO PLAYBACK

set:

programmed

the

re

to

blue

of

SAP

to L+R

to

Hi-Fi

a4

the

cas-

@

TVlCAN button Press

to

set

the KR

@

TAPE SPEED button Press to set the recording speed to SP (Standard

Play) or EP (Extended Play). Speed selection is automatic during playback.

@

VlDEO/TV button

set

Press to When grams normally. When grams selected

viewed

ing one program while watching another.

@

-

button In slow-motion mode, press to decrease slowmotion speed.

.

In

stop

dex search in the reverse direction.

@

SLOWIFR ADV button In playback mode, press to begin slow-motion

playback. In pause (still frame) mode, press to advance one

frame at a time.

@

+

button In

sbmotion mode, press to increase slow-motion

speed. In stop or playback mode, press to activate the

dex search in

@I

TIMER RESET button Press play

shows an unusual indication. The present time display will

be

@I

OTR START TlME button

Press

recording).

@

OTR REC TlME button Press for immediate recording in 15 minute timed intervals up to a

If

the

setting the

be

delayed until the hour selected.

@I

AUDIO MONITOR button

Press

@

AUDIO DUB button Used recorded video

@

INSERT button

Selects

@

Digital screen and multi-screen control section

Refer to DIGITAL SCREEN and MULTI-SCREEN

(pages

the VCR to VIDEO mode

set

to

TV,

on the

or

playback mode, press to activate the

to

reset the display when the fluorescent dis-

and

the programmed recording insbuction

erased

to

select the start time for (XR (one touch

(XR

START

OlTl

to

select

for

adding a new sound track

the insert editing

6372).

to

TV

mode or

the

TV

will receive off-the-air pro-

set

to VIDEO, off-theair pro-

by

the KR's built-in tuner

TV.

Should

be

set to

the

forward direction.

and

the power will

total

of

four hours or until tape end.

TlME button is

REC

TIME, then (XR recording will

a desired audio track for playback.

cassettes.

(see

mode.

TV

be

pressed

page

(see

CATV

or

TV

when record-

turned

to

previously

74).

page 76).

mode.

wil

be

off.

before

-

in-

Transmission window

1:

Transmission

dicatw. COUNTER RESET button

Press to reset the cou

OHOOMOOS.

When pressed, the tape

forward display indicates automaticalty stop at that point.

Indlcator MUUI-SCREEN (pages

or

rewtnd until the counter

w~ll

OH00h100S.

and

, , , ,

, , ,

,Programmed

(See pages

Dial screen and muttCscreen

control

Use for DIGITAL SCREEN and

SKIP SEARCH button Press to begin skip search.

AUDIO MONITOR button Press to channel

REPEAT button Press

INPUT

Press to select the input signal for

recording

37.36.38.

section

select

the desired audio

for

playback

for

repeat

playback.

SELECl button

and

6S72).

secHon

40.)

LAPSED

VlDEOlTV button

VCR tuner (VIDEO) channels selected

NUMBER button

RANDOM ACCESS CHANNEL DRESS ENTER button SELECTION (page ELAPSED

:"Lk,sED TWE smRcH 'PSdoGRAMMING mR RECORD ADDRESS SEARCH

ING

(page

RECORDING ADDRESS SIG-

Press to display the counter, channel, operation mode and remaining lime display

21)

TIME SETTING

41)

on

screen.

(page

(pap

\LJ~~REVERSE

Used for RECORDING THE INDEX SIGNAL AND ADDRESS SIGNAL

In playback mode,

reverse

In pause (dill frame) for

TlME SEARCH button

selected time

SEARCH button

SIDWIFR

slowmotion.

reverse

frame

(see

page 24).

AW

press

mode,

advanca

button

to begin

press

Remove

trol

unit

Slide

the

of

the

tion

the packaging and

and

the

two

size

cover

of

the baltery compartment in the direc-

am

and

remove.

take

"AAA"

out

the reme

batteries.

am

Load the

replace

Make

aligned.

Press

a

the transmission indicator.,

ate,

the wver.

sure

any

replace

two

that

of

the

Em34

Do

nol

use a new battery

Do

not

heat, disassemble, short or throw batteries into a

fire

REMOTE

CONTROL

batteries

the

batteries

sensor

as

polarities, + and

remote

contrd

with fresh ones.

with

shown on the right and

-

,

are

properly

buttons and

If

the indicator

an

old one

fails

observe

to

oper-

Confirm

Point

Press

control

If

Do

Placing Dropping

Do

To

If

you

that

the

remote conhol unit tward

the

desired

unit up

the

transmission indiior

nd place the remote

the

remote control unit near high heat may cause damage

the

not

dean,

remote

use

benzene,

wipe a

lose

or misplace the remote control unit, a replacement may

REMOTE

function

to

a

soff

switch

is

button

on the remote

distance

contrd

thinners or other petroleum

cloth slightly moistened

of

about

does

not

control

unit in an area where

unit

on

set

the

7

meters

illuminate,

a

hard

to

ON

position.

REMOTE

(23

Roor

may

with

CONTROL

control

feet).

the

batteries

it

may

result

based

a mild

\

REMOTE

unit.

The

become

in

damage.

cleaners

detergent

witch

sensor

w\

the

KR.

recorder

are

discharged. Install new batteries

to

and then wipe dry with a

be

can

be

operated with

wet.

clean

the remote control unit.

purchased

from

your dealer.

soft

the

cblh.

remote

DISCONNECT THE ANTENNA WIRE FROM THE TV AND CONNECT IT

TERMINAL ON THE REAR PANEL. OF THE VCR.

SINGLE ANTENNA FOR BOTH VHF AND UHF IS USED.

VHFNHF

TO

THE ANT. A

ANTENNA

Conned to

Connect the antenna leads extension cable as shown below.

to

the matching transformer and then the

Connect to

ANT. A

SEPARATE VHF AND UHF ANTENNAS ARE USED.

[Bj

VHF

antenna connection using

@

Connect the antenna leads to the matching transformer and then the extension cable as shown below.

300

ohm

flat

twin leads

ANT. A

UHF

ANTENNA

VHF

AN

Insert leads under

screws

and tighten.

Connect to ANT A on VCR

TO

N

ANT.B

I

From CAW (CABLE)

4

ANT. A

LOOP

THRU

@

w

This VCR

and

can

TO VlEW CATV ONLY

Connect

From

Toview any basic "nonscrambled" cable channel press the INPUT SELECT button

to

the desired channel. To view one premium "descrambled" cable channel, press the INPUT SELECT button to ANT. B and tune your VCR to the channel with converter channel selector.

can

SUPER BAND),

vary

receive TV channels

W+1- W+84

from area to area. Check your local cable company compatibility requirements.

2

-

13,

(HYPER

and

CAW

(cable) channels

BAND

and ULTRA BAND) in

54

(VHF),

Connect to ANT. B on VCR

I

to

ANT. A on VCR

I

CATV (CABLE)

TO

N

ANT.A

of

8

the

6

ANT.B

THRU

hnect to LOOPKHRU on VCR

converter (Usually channel 3 or

I,

A5 - Al,

CAW

mode. CATV (cable) services

OUT

to

4)

and select a desired channel

IN

ANT. A

A

-

W

CONVERTER

+\w,

$@$

0

I

and

tune your VCR

(MID BAND

'/

1

\\'

-

TO VlEW

VHFNHF ANTENNA Connect

b

view

to

the desired channel. To

to

the channel of the converter (Usually channel 3 or

selector.

TV

AND CATV

AM. A

the TV program from the VHFNHFantenna

view

the

CAW

(cable),

THRU

press

the INPUT SELECT button

press

the INPUT SELECT button

4)

and

select a desired

to

ANT. B on VCR

to

channel

ANT. A and tune your VCR

ANT. B and tune your VCR

with

converter channel

This VCR ture qualii when connected

sound qualii when

Although the connection available when the stereo audio outputs are attached

available when the SVHS output is connected

is

equipped

lV receiver (or monitor) equipped with stereo speakers and Stereo audio system.

to

play back SVHS video

to

connected

alV equipped

to:

of

this VCR

and

VHS H~I audii SVHS recordings will

with

an

WIDE0 IN connector. Hi-Fi recordings

to

a monaural lV input is illustrated the benefits

as

illustrated in

stereo

illustrated in

5

audii inputs.

2.3

and

4.

The

prcwide

will

of

Hi-Fi sound are only

full benefits

superior

pdde superior

of

SVHS

are

pb

only

CONNECTING THE VCR

1. MONAURAL TV (f=age 15)

2.

STEREO

3.

STEREO

4.

STEREO AUDIO SYSTEM M~UBISHI

lV WITHOUT STEREO AUDIO INPUTS

5

lV WITH SVlDEO INPUT

1.

MONAURAL

lV

WITH AUDIO AND VIDEO INPUTS

lV

WITH

l~

TO:

AUDIO INPUTS ONLY

WITH

STEREO

TV

AV

INPUTS

AND

WPUTS

(f=age

16)

(Page 13 (Page 11)

(page 13 (Page 18)

I

ANTENNA TERMINALS (WR)

ANT.A THRU

ANTENNA TERMINAL

0%

Attach the accessory coaxial cable (supplied) to the VCR

When connected VCR's playback

''RIGHT" indibtors

AUDIO SYSTEM.

Conned

VHF

TV.

1

as

on

IN

on

shawn,

lV

channel

are

illuminated).

lV

to

follaw

without

the

3

or

4.

This

tt

is suggested that

ANT.

IN terminal (single antenna terminal

VCR.

instructions on SMNG ME VIDEO CHANNEL

confguration alone will

for

VHF and UHF).

Connect

and

then connect to the lV antenna terminals

not

if

possible

the

to

Conned

UHF

provide

VCR

be

to

IN on

TV.

stereo

HpFi

connected

(page

as

From

VCR.

19)

playback

shown in

TO

TV

as

shown.

to

tune in the

("LEFT"

4.

!STEREO

on

and

2.

STEREO TV WlTH AUDIO

A.

TV

WlTH

BNC TYPE CONNEClOR

AND

VlDEO

INPUTS

OUTPUT CONNECTORS

i-1

INPUT CONNECTORS

0

(VCR)

VlDEO OUT

[

1

-

m

rn

Connect the coaxial cable

rn

Connect Connect the VlDEO OUT

Video signal

When connected

the VCR's tuner.

B.

TV

WlTH

the

siereo audio cable (supplied)

cord

RCA

TYPE

(BNC

as

shown, select video (external) input on the

as

shown in

of

the VCR

type)

is

not supplied

CONNEClOR

1.

MONAURAL

as

shown.

to

the VIDEO IN

with

this VCR.

OUTPUT CONNECTORS

of

TV.

the

TV

receiver

TV

to view playback of video tapes

(VCR)

or

monitor.

or

to

monitor

+AUDIO IN

rn

Connect the coaxial cable as

rn

Connect the stereo audio cable (supplied) Connect the VIDEO OUT

Video signal

When connected

the VCR's tuner.

L

+AUDIO IN

R

+VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT 1

INPUT CONNECTORS

J

shown

of

the VCR m the VlDEO

cord

(BNC+RCA)

as

shown, select video (external) input

is

in

not

0

1.

MONAURAL

as

supplied

shown.

with

AUDIO

IN

of the

this

on

TV

VCR.

the

OUT

AUDIO

TV

WH-I

OUT

receiver

m

view

-

RICH-2-

or

playback

monitor.

of

video

-

tapes

or

to

monitor

3.

STEREO TV WlTH AUDlO INPUTS ONLY

INPUT CONNECTORS

rn

Connect the coaxial cable

rn

Connect the stereo audio cable (supplied)

When connected the VCRs playback on

playback of the VCR.

4.

STEREO AUDlO SYSTEM

as

shown, follow the instructions on SWING THE VIDEO CHANNEL

TV

CN)

as

shown in

channel 3 or 4. Then select external audio on the

1.

MONAURAL

as

shown..

TV.

MlTSUBlSHl TV WlTH STEREO AUDlO AND VIDEO

OUTPUTS

rn

If you own a MlTSUBlSHl shown in necting the

Stereo Hi-Fi playback pliier.

press the PLAY button on the VCR and adjust the volume from the

2.

STEREO

TV

to a stereo audii system.

lV

with variable audii outputs and video and audio inputs, connect the VCR

TV

WITH AUDlO AND VIDEO INPUTS, and then follow your TV's instructions on

is

obtained by selecting external input on the

TV WITHOUT STEREO AUDlO INPUTS

-TO

N

(page

19)

TV

to monitor the stereo Hi-Fi audio

to tune in

INPUTS AND VARIABLE AUDlO

as

con-

TV

and AUX on the stereo system am

TV

remote control unit.

ANT. IN-.

(-AUDIO OUT

Connect as shown using standard shielded signal cords with RCA pin

rn

Turn on the the

TV

or monitor switch

Turn on the stereo amplifier and

Load the to STEREO. Press the PLAY button. Adjust the sound volume with the amplifier

17

UCH-1

lV

and

cassette.

set

to the Video Channel (CH3

to

video (external) input.

set

the amplifier input selector to AUX position.

Set

the HiFi/MIX/NORhAAL switch

volume control.

or

CH4) or

to

Hi-Fi

AUX

IN

L-.

J

type

connectors

if

the VCR is connected to the video input of

position. Press the AUDlO MONITOR button

5.

TV

WITH SYIDEO INPUT

If your

lV

is equipped with SVlDEO INPUT connector and then connected it

SVHS

playback

is

available.

as

shm below, the full benefit of

OWPUT TERMINALS (XR)

Connect the antenna leads Connect the stereo audio cable (supplied) as shown.

as

shown in

1:

MONAURAL

W.

r

CONNECTION OF SCONNECX'OR:

Line

up the groove in

wiUt

the projecting part

and

insert.

the

connector

of

the

\

plug

Connect

Refer to the

An AC supply

PhHer is plugged into an When the er

to

this

begins. ing terminates. This configuration allows the gramrned recording timer for

purposes

Do

the

WIDE0 OUT

lV

mers manual on

120V

60Hz

outlet is

AC

power to other units.

to

this outlet

PROG REC indicator

outlet

Pawer is switched

not

exceed

is

on

AC

outlet with the following exception:

is

interrupted until programmed recording

of

audio only recording

the maximum power rating

of

the VCR to the WIDE0 IN

provided

continuously

(a)

off

when programmed

to

function

how

b

select

for convenience to

as

long

as

the VCR

is

illuminated,

as

an

audio timer

(see

page

50).

of

the SVlDEO IN

pow

record-

pm

30(IW.

of

the

TV

of

using

the

Svideo

lV.

cable (supplied).

IF YOU CONNECTED YOUR VCR AS SHOWN ON THE PREVIOUS PAGE

TV

AUDIO AND VIDEO INPUTS OF YOUR

TV

THE VCR SWITCH YOUR REGARD

THIS PAGE.

8

OR MONITOR TO VIDEO OR EXTERNAL INPUT AND DIS-

cT'E-m

cH4

VlOEO

CHANNEL

OR MONITOR) THEN TO VIEW PLAYBACK OF

%

(i-e.

TO THE

\

Select the VCR Video Channel is not being used for

Press the POWER button

Press the VlDEOrrV button

-

14

Seled any channel (using the KR CHANNEL SELECTiOR buttons) to area.

Turn

ON the

For a push-button If CH3 or CH4, conesponding to the KR Video Channel, is not present on your unoccupied channel

See

When setting the more convenient if the position Video Channel. Generally, one (in a horizontal arrangement).

For

selected in

knob

lV

Instruction Book

a rotary channel selection

and adjust for

TV

receiver and set

type

TV

ljJ

If the picture

best

by

broadcasts in your area.

to

channel selection

and

video

setting the VIDEO CHANNEL SELECTOR switch to CH3 or 4 whichever

ON.

to

VIDEO.

to

CH3 or 4

to

lV.

adjust

to

obtain a

for

details.

channel selector position, particularly on

which is shown when the

this

channeb

TV,

you

picture detail.

is

select channel 3

selected in

correspond with the Video Channel selected in

cdor

picture

of

the

top

one (in a vertical arrangement)

or

4 depending on the VCR Video Channel

is

not clear, push in the fine

Ima

A clear picture will not

Channel.

optional method may

If

difficulties are encountered, or a dear picture with color

Set the Press the POWER button to ON. Play back a prerecorded Adjust the The

TV

to the Video Channel (3 or 4).

lV

receiver fine tuning until a clear picture with color is obtained.

is now properly finetuned to the Video Channel.

be

.obtained in these steps unless the

used:

tape.

J

receive

the program selected in

lV

is first switched

soft

a

lV

broadcast in your

B

touch

TV's,

on

or

TV

tune adjustment

TV

is properly fine-tuned to the Video

cannot

be

obtained, the following

m

TV.

select an

it

is

usually is used the furthest left

as

the

you

This VCR access channel selection and channel memory function. A

Broadcast

(SUPER BAND).

is

equipped with a frequency synthesizer (FS) electmic tuning system. The FS !system

Mal

of

181

channels

37-64

2-13

(VHF),

(HYPER BAND),

14-69

(UHF) and cable

6594

(CAW)

(ULTRA BAND),

channels

9599

(MID BAND) and

1-13

can

(VHF),

be

14-22

100-125

pr(n/ides

selected and include:

(MID BAND),

(ULTRA BAND).

mia

The

CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons will not operate until the channel memory has been programmed (see page

22).

Press the VCR POWER button to ON. Press the INPUT SELECT button to ANT. A or ANT. Press the TUNING switch to ON using a pencil or a ballpoint pen.

(The elapsed time

Press the TVICATV button to

(The

CATV

Press the TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or ballpoint pen.

(The elapsed time counter display is illuminated.)

Set

the HifilMIXINORMAL switch to Hi-Fi position and press the AUDIO MONITOR button to STEREO.

("LEFT" and "RIGHT" Press the Turn ON the

Press the CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons on the VCR or the remote control unit.

VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO.

counter display will turn

indicator turns off.)

of

the PEAK LEVEL meters illuminate.)

TV

and

set to the Video Channel.

off.)

TV.

8.

random

23-36

-

If the

VIDEO MUTE switch is set to ON position, the

any of following conditions:

-

when playing back a tape recorded with audio signals only

-

when a non-recorded

-

when a channel with no broadcast is selected

-

when the broadcast has finished

-

when the INPUT SELECT button is in

If

the broadcast signal

set the VIDEO MUTE switch to OFF position.

Depending on types of tape to In this case, set the VIDEO MUTE switch to OFF position.

section

is

weak the video mute may

of

the tape is

UCT

be

played back, the video mute may

TV

played

and no video signal

be

activated. To

screen

back

will

switch to blue in

is

present

view

a program with a

be

activated.

weak

broadcast

signal,

Random channel number using the NUMBER buttons For

access

channel

exampie, to receive channel

selection

of

aH VHF (2-13) and UHF (14-69) channels

"23

press 2 and 3 buttons and then the CHANNEL SELECT button in sequence.

!.ma

Since there are no channel numbers Q 1 or unchanged.

is

operated

(0-9)

and the CHANNEL SELECT button on the remote contrd unit.

m99,

if

these channel numbers

are

by

pressing the desired

pressed the channel remains

Follow the steps listed under "SELECTING A CHANNEL" Substitute the following instruction CATV button to CATV. (The cess channel selection ated

by

pressing the desired channel number using

(0-9)

and the CHANNEL SELECT button on the remote contrd unit.

ample,

to

receive channel "114" press 1. 1 and 4 buttons and then the

CHANNEL SELECT button in sequence

CATV

of

all VHF (1-13) and

for

step number

(cable) indicator illuminates) Random ac-

CATV

@

(14-125) channels

the

NUMBER buttons

ma

Since there are no channel numbers unchanged.

CABLE (CATV) CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT

Since there are no channel numbers unchanged.

0

or

126199, if these channel numbers are

0

or

12M99,

if

these channel numbers

(see

a.

Press

page

the

is

For

20).

TVI

oper-

ex-

pressed

are

pressed the channel remains

the channel remains

For example: Channel number

Cable (CATV) services can ble may not correspond with the channel numbers used channels without the use

use

nels in nels

by the cablecompany. Direct tuning

only.

Check your

"14" corresponds

vary

from

area

of

the cable company "converter" or "preselector" will depend on the specific chan-

local

cable

company

with

to area. The channel number assignments shown in the channel

to

compatibility requirements

midband cable channel

by

your local cable company. Dired tuning

cablechannels is limited

"A".

to

unencoded (unscrambled) chan-

ta-

cable

The channel memory is a special tuning system circuit which can or unoccupied channels in your area. The channel memory operates when using the VCR or CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons marked A and V only. Random access channel selection using the NUMBER buttons (0-9) is not affected by channel memory.

be

programmed to eliminate tuning of unwanted

remote contrd

AUTO PROGRAMMING INTO CHANNEL MEMORY

Press the VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO, turn ON

Channel (3 or 4).

)

Press the INPUT SELECT button to select the antenna input, ANT. A or ANT.

-

Press the TUNING switch time counter display will turn off.)

Press the Press the

Auto programming will automatically proceed from channel 2 upward.

During auto program, the scanned channels appear on the fluorescent display. Press

mnated.)

When the CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons marked next programmed channel. Random access channel to tune any channel including those channels which have not been programmed into channel memory.

TVICATV button

AUTO

PROG button.

the

TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. (The elapsed time counter display

to

ON using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. me elapsed

to

select the desired reception

the

TV and set to the Video

R

mode,

TV or

CATV.

A

or V is pressed, tuning automatically proceeds to the

selection using the NUMBER buttons (0-9) may

be

is

illc

used

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Press the AUTO PROG button during auto programming to stop the programming sequence. If reception enter the channel manually using the ADD button.

of

some channels is weak, these channels may not be entered into channel memory. In this case,

MANUAL PROGRAMMING INTO CHANNEL MEMORY

Press the VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO, turn ON the TV and set to the

[I1

Channel (3 or 4).

be

Select the channel to

'

tons

(0-9)

and the CHANNEL SELECT button

Press

the TUNING

time counter display will turn off.)

Press the ADD button.

Press the TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. pe elapsed time counter display mnated.)

entered intochannel memory uang the NUMBER but-

switch

to

ON

using

a

pencil

on

the remote conm unit.

or

a

ballpoint

pen.

(Ihe

Vi

elapsed

is

ill*

Llmm

Manually programmed channels will pressed.

ERASING FROM CHANNEL MEMORY

Press the VlDEOrrV button to VIDEO, turn ON the TV and set to the Video

Channel (3 or 4). Select the channel to

buttons (0-9) and the CHANNEL SELECT button the CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons.

Press the TUNING switch to ON using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. (The elapsed time counter display will turn off.)

Press the ERASE button. Press the TUNING switch to OFF using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. me elapsed time counter display

minated.)

be

erased from channel memory using the NUMBER

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Manually erased channels will

be

erased from channel memory when the AUTO PROG button

on

the remote contrd unit

reentered into channel memory when the AUlO PROG button

or

is

pressed.

is

iHw

-

is

Press the CLOCK SET button to

complete

the time setting.

UOCK

I

\

.I

!ma

w

If

the display continues

that the

Set

THE MEMORY BACK UP PREVENTS LOSS OF THE PRESENT

IN!5IRUCTiONS IN THE

The

plugged in recording

the

clock

memory

display has

as described

back

for

at least 1 hour. In the

settings

and time display will be lost.

to

Rash. then the

stopped

up is automatically recharged

above

NEM

Rashing.

(steps

OF A PMR FAILURE

event

d

clock

-

loss

m)

This

.yiwiH

not

advance. Press the CLOCK SET button

and

press the CLOCK SET button

LASnNG

and

will

be

of

power

is shown by the

fully charged provided the power

and

depletion

ma

m

If there has been a power failure during programmed recording or

and

restart

on resumption d power.

of

a

power

failure, the pawer will

be

turned off

and

will

23

point

In the

event

vate,

press the POWER button to ON.

I

and

at

exactly

zero seconds

TIME

AND PROGRAMMED RECORDING

UP

TO

30

MINUTES.

cord

of

the memory

- : -

-

time display upon resumption of power.

(XR

recording, recording will

not

return on

back

up, all programmed

resumptptkm

of

power.

confirm

has been

stop

at that

To

rea&

I

THIS VCR INCORPORATES AN ELAPSED TlME COUNTER WHICH SHOWS TAPE RUN TlME IN HOURS, MINUTES AND SECONDS. SINCE THE COUNTER WORKS BY DETECTING A CONTROL SIGNAL, FORWARD OR REWIND OPERATIONS.

ACCURATE TlME DISPLAY IS MAINTAINED EVEN THROUGH FAST

Displays EXAMPLE:

I

The counter number can be replaced

tape

run time in hours, minutes

Tape has been running for 1 hour, and

15

seconds.

Pressing

The elapsed time counter with tapes that have not The elapsed time counter will not function when the VCR is in any

The elapsed time counter displays the time as fdlaws.

the

COUNTER RESET

works

yet

been recorded.

VCR power is OFF. *The PROG LIST button The

GfFl

is

being used. Stand-by for programmed recording. During adress search.

&~s~~~OHOOMO~S

%59"59~59sJ

Press the ELAPSED TlME SET button on the remote control unit.

(The

elapsed time counter display shows

PEES

the

CHANNEL SELECTOR

and

seconds.

30

minutes

button

resets

the

elapsed

by

detecting the control signal on recorded tapes.

It

will,

hawever, while recording new

by

the desired number.

-

H

-

- M -

-

s.)

v

button

fw

negative

Tape onds

time

is

ON.

times

was

rewound

past

o(MOs.

-

Minus

counter

to

of

the following conditions:

15

minutes and

indiior

0~00~00~.

It

will

therefore not function

tapes.

The TUNING switch

45

is

sec-

ON.

Enter the desired elapsed time using the NUMBER buttons on the remote (Minute and

To cancel the counter number while selecting, press the ELAPSED TlME SET button again. The counter be

reset

The

counter 0 stop function provides a convenience ment on the at that point.

The tape will automatically ton

is

pressed.

second

to

OHOOM00s.

tape.

The desired point on the tape

numbers

fast

can

forward

not

be set to wer

can

or

rewind to counter

59.)

of

rapidly locating the beginning

be marked simply

by

0~00~00s

conbol unit.

of

pressing the COUNTER RESEr button

a record

when the COUNTER ZERO SlDP

or

playback

Rma

The counter TER ZERO STOP button.

0 stop

function will not operate during recording.

First

press the STOP button, and then the COUN-

will

seg-

but-

To

start

automatic playback once

ZERO

SrOP button. If.the counter indicates minus, then

begin. If the counter is

The

tape

may

To

fast

forward

or

not

rewind

positive

to

C+OOdOs

(no

minus indii) the

or

fast

forward

a

specific

elapsed

is

reached, press the PLAY button after pressing the COUNTER

the

tape

will

fast

exactly

time:

tape

to

OHOOM00s.

will rewind

forward

to

OHOOMOOs

OnOOMOOs

and playback

will

begin.

Press the ELAPSED TIME (The elapsed counter

rn

Press

the CHANNEL SELEOR V button

Enter the desired elapsed time using (Minute and second numbers

The

tape

automatically winds to that point

SEARCH

displal

ESia

The

tape

may

not

fast

During elapsed time search when the number is detected, the search To cancel the elapsed time again.

To cancel the elapsed time search

The remaining during recording.

Set

tion.

Press the DATA button.

tape

the TAPE REMAIN switch to the appropriate

foMmrd

search

display indicates in hours

button

on

the

slum

- H - - M -

the

can

or rewind

is

cancelled

NUMBER buttons on the remote control unit.

not

be

set

and

playback begins.

exam

tape

is wound while selecting the number, press the ELAPSED TIME SEARCH button after selecting the number, press the SOP button.

and the

and

remote control unit.

-

s.)

for

negative times

to

aver

59.)

to

the desired position.

to

the beginning

tape

is stopped.

minutes an accurate time remaining until the end

posi-

or

end

by

the time the desired counter

of

the

tape

Depending on the length of

tape

being used,

it

may

take

a

few

moments

for

the remaining time

to

appear.

A VIDEO CASSETTE CAN BE LOADED OR UNLOADED UNLESS THE POWER

BEEN DISCONNECTED. USE

ONLY

A

V\DEO

Insert the cassette with labded side facing Push the cassette gently inward until it (The VCR POWER

VIDEO CASSETTE TAPES MARKED

CASSEKE

CAN

BE LOADED WHEN THE

you.

is

automatically retmcted and loaded in the

is

automatically switched ON. The CASSETTE STXIUS indicator (0-3) is illuminated.)

W=R

WR

or

IS

rMKl

.

TURNED

OFF.

conect

position.

tima

If

a desired function button is

(uQ)

is

indicator

Depending on the way

automatically. In such a

w

AUTO PLAY

If a cassette with the erasure prevention tab removed loaded, the unit automatically switches to play mode and playback begins.

illuminated),

pressed

of

loading the cassette, the protection circuit inside the VCR may eject the cassette

case,

wait a

the

function will

few

by

the time

seconds,

the

be

activated

take

cassette

out

the

(see

TO

is loaded completely (the CASSETTE STATUS

after

the cassette

cassette

PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ERASURE below) is

and

is

load

loaded.

it again.

PUG

HAS

-

An inverted cassette cannot be inserted.

Press the Remove

H

POWER OFF EJECT: Even

automatically turn ON,

EIECT button, and the

the

cassette.

if

the VCR is turned OFF, the cassette may

eject

the tape and then turn OFF.

tima

To prevent misrecording, it is

first

and

then press

Every

video cassette sure that the contents simply place a piece

the

comes

of

m

Do

not repair a broken

video heads.

vinyl

not

WECT button.

with an erasure prevention

the cassette

tape

with a piece

cassette

possible

cannot

aver

the

will automatically

to

unload

be erased. To

gap

of

adhesive

be

ejected

the

tape directly

tab.

Break

re-record

tape

as

be

ejected.

by

pressing the EJECT button. The VCR will

in

the

mmd

mode

Press

off

this

tab

to

a

en-

tape.

such

this will damage the

the

STOP button

IN ORDER TO RECORD IN THE SVHS MODE AN S-VHS TAPE MUST BE USED. THE TABLE BELOW INDICATES WHAT THE VARIOUS COMBINATIONS POSSIBLE.

SVHS

indicator

SVHS

switch

Set

the

SVHS

Set

the

Switch to OFF position for normal

SVHS

Switch to ON position for

SVHS

VHS

recording.

recording on an

SVHS

tape.

ma

During playback

SVHS

recordings

RECORDING

SVHS

or

cannot be

ON

TAPE RECORDS

(SVHS

indiitor illuminated)

TAPE RECORDS

(SVHS

VHS

indicator

is

automatically selected.

played

back

SVHS WE

IN

SVHS

IN

VHS

oft)

on

VHS VCR.

RECORDING

TAPE RECORDS

When using a

performed

the

and the

SVHS

with

switch

TAPE RECORDS

(SVHS

ON NORMAL

VHS

tape,

the

VHS

is

at the ON

indicator will not light.

indiitor off)

VHS TAPE

IN

VHS

recording will

system

position.

IN

VHS

even

be

if

AN ON SCREEN DISPLAY IS PROVIDED FOR CONVENIENT VISUAL CONFIRMATION OF PRESENT TIME, COUNTER, CHANNEL AND OPERATION MODE.

NOTE: THE ON SCREEN DISPLAYS

2

USING THE VIDEO OUT

CONNECTOR FROM THE VCR.

WILL NOT BE SEEN WHEN VIEWING ON A TV WHILE

-

CHANNEL DISPLAY Displayed for a conditions:

-when the channel is switched SELECT button is pressed

*Channel

Channel Input from external;

Simulcast d channel [CH A Simulcast

[CH B

-

when the NUMBER buttons are pressed

-

when the DATA button is pressed

NUMBER OF MULTlSCREENSllNTERVAL OF

STROBE SPEED Displayed for a few seconds in any conditions:

-

when the DIVIDE button is pressed

-

when the SPEED + or - button is pressed

"PAGES" indicates the number in multi-screen or the subscreen size in pictureinpicture.

"SPEED" indicates the interval of

few

seconds in any

10

from ANT. A; [CH A

10

from ANT.

[m

10

SIMUL]

of

channel

10

SIMUL]

8;

[CH

10

from ANT. A;

10

from ANT.

of

the following

or

the INPUT

101

8

101

8;

of

the following REC TIME

of

subscreens

strobe

speed

OTR START TIME AND RECORD LENGTH

DISPLAY

Displays OTR time (REC TIME) during

The

settings may

the DKA button.

ICH

ON Tl

A

start

time (ON TIME) and record

OTR setting

also

be

recalled by pressing

101

ME

7:00~ 0:15

MULTI

SU

12:00~

Oh02m08s

9

PAGES/SPEED~

ISTOPI

-

Press the DATA

button

to turn the display on. Press

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A slight vibration

The

letters

During special

If the TAPE REMAIN switch

tape

position.

If

the TAPE REMAIN switch is switched after the time gauge positii The time gauge have not

With

During jogEshuttle mode, the mode display may

and

yet

Tl20

of

the mode display at the bottom

of

display may

effects

will flash.

works

been recorded.

cassette tapes in SP mode, one graduation

be

in color. depending on the pictures on the screen and the

playback or

by

detecting contrd signal on

is

2way

not

set

to the appropriate

speed

search,

not

MODE DISPLAY

Displays fundion is Refer to "MODE DISPLAY" on next page.

of

the picture is

the

position,

recorded

of

be

displayed.

the

operating

selected

normal.

mode display may

the

remaining time will

is

displayed,

tape. It will therefore

the

time

it may

gauge indicates about

status

or

if

not

of

the DKA button is pressed.

type

be displayed.

not

indicate the

not

function with

the \ICR when a

of

TV

connected.

not

indicate correct

correct

tape

tapes

10

minutes.

that

Load a cassette

During counter

0

stop

0

During counter

-

Begin recording

During record pause

During recording of numbered index signal

During

19

play

Address number

step index search

Ta~e

speed

During elapsed time search

TIME

Desired counter number

DATA

button

Press the

During recording

During erasing

1

During address search

during recording

Remaining time

of

non numbered index signal

of

index signal

ADDRS/INDW

SEARCH

ERASE

I

INDEX SEARCH

I

Direction

Press the REPEAT button to engage

During rewind of repeat playback

Ll

ified

repeat

number

mode

Desired Begin repeat playback

During skip

search

Begin playback

Begin still playback

Begin slow playback

Begin

Press

reverse

fast

the

slw playback

fow&d

DAm

button during

Begin multi address search

fast

forward

or

rewind

Begin

Press

reverse

the

STOP

playback

button

Begin rewind

Begin multi time search

Begin audio dubbing

MUL'I-I

During

pause

During pause

.MULTI

of

audio dubbing

of

insert editing

Begin insert editing

the

EJECT

Press

button

Load a cassette with the erasure prevention tab intact.

o

To view the channel selected for recording, press the VIDEO/lV button to VIDEO, turn ON the

(3

or

4).

the Video Channel

If the VCR has been connected

then select video or external input instead.

Select the channel

you

wish

to

record using the VCR CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons.

.

to

the video and audio inputs of your

Press the TAPE SPEED button to the desired tape speed SP or El? Press the REC button to begin recording.

mm

Attempting to record on a

being ejected when the

26).

Press the PAUSEISTILL button to momentarily Press again to resume

]

Press the STOP button to

-

Press the REWIREV SEARCH button The

tape

automatically rewinds when

cassette

that

has

REC button is pressed

recording.

stop

recording.

to

rewind

il

reaches the end (automatic rewind).

had its erasure prevention

(refer

to

the

"TD

PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ERASURE

stop

recording.

the

tape

tab

removed

will

ima

To protect the tape, after

The REC button

will

EP recordings made on this VCR cannot be played on VHS VCRs with only SP

This VCR records in SP or EP

about

5

minutes in the record pause mode the recording will stop.

not function unless the

and

plays back cassettes recorded in SP, LP or El?

tape

is in the

stop,

pause or still mode.

or

SPRP playback capability.

TV

and set to

TV

or monitor,

result in the cassette

on

page

T--."

SP

EP

2-2l3

8

hrs.

F120E

2

hrs.

6

hrs.

Vim

Cassette

+90E

1-1R

4-1R

hrs.

TaOE

1

hr.

3

hrs.

30

1-1R

T30

min.

hrs.

Watching VCR CHANNEL TOR buttons.

Watching one program while recording another.

TV

using the

SEE

mia

The

VlDEOrrV button is automatically

The

VlDEOrrV button

The

VIDEOrrV button

n

is

incorrectly

VIDEO

set.

Press the VIDEOm button to

Press

VIDEO

nle

buttontow.

set

to

TV

is

automatically set to VIDEO when

is

automatically

set

when the VCR is turned ON.

to

VlDEO when the

.

-

.VlDEOrn

-'

--

the

TV

Provided

been

set,

the program selected

VCR CHANNEL SELECTOR buttons

wiH

appear.

The

TV

channel

.

-.

PLAY button

tape

is

program

selector

is

played

pressed.

back in AUTO PLAY

Video Channel has

selected

controls

selected

LEmR buttons

will

by

the

appear. the VCR

will

the

TV

be

is

When the INPUT SELECT button

TUNER (ANT. A) + SIMUL (ANT A) + TUNER (ANT. B) + SIMUL (ANT. B)

fluorescent

I

There are Sconnector, The ALlDlO IN connectors and VlDEO IN conmrs ed with the EXTERNAL INPUT SELECT switch.

two

and

types

display

of

VlDEO IN connector, the nonSconnector (BNC

they

may

be

pressed, the reception signals

I

selected with the VlDEO INPUT SELECT switch.

VIDEO

TV

picture

(fm

ANT. A)

TV

picture

(fmm

ANT. B)

TV

picture

(from ANT. B)

Video

signal from an Audio signal from

external source

nected

to

VIDEO IN neded

TV

(from ANT. A)

Audiosignal from an SIMULCAST RECORD external source nected to AUDIO IN (See

TV

(from ANT. B)

Audio signal from an SIMULCAST RECORD external source nected to ALlDlO IN (See page 49.)

corr

external

are

located

sound RECORDING

sound

AUDIO

source

to

on

the front

will

AUDIO IN

be

switched on in the order

+

UCT

+

TUNER (ANT. A)

(See Page 31.1

cob

ING

page

49.)

RECORDING (See Page 31.1

con-

ING

an

DUBBINGIAUDIO ONLY

cm

RECORDING

45

type)

may

type

and

(See pages

and RCA

back,

and they

-

item

and

be

5(1)

and

select-

of

---.

I

the

32

The Hi-Fi audio recording level can be manually adjusted Use the following procedure: The record LEVEL meter is divided into

bar indicators display number

convenience, peak indications

be made.

of

orange

level

is set by adjusting the REC LEVEL controls while observing the PEAK LEVEL meters. The PEAK

bar

two

peak

indicators are illuminated and the red bar indicators

sections The orange bar indicators display

recording levels The REC LEVEL controls shwld be adjusted so that the maximum

of

the red

bar

section are held briefiy so

!ma

When the REC LEVEL controls are standard position. When adjusting the MONrrOR button must be pressed to

*

Recording lwel adj'ustrnent does not

Select the VCR channel Press the To

VlDEOrrV button to

check'the picture during recording:

Press the VlDEOrm button to VIDEO. Set

the

REC LEVELcontrols, the HiFilMIXMORMAL switch is set

you

lV

channel selector

set

SlEREa

affect

want

to

lV

and select the

to

the

to

click-stop (marked

the nonnal (linear) sound track.

recad

and

start

lV

Video Channel (3

by

setting the METER SELECT switch to ON position.

permissible

are

illuminated only occasionally.

they

are readily seen and adjustments

5)

position, recording

the recording

channel you want to watch using the

or

4).

(See

page 31).

recording levels The

level

is automatically

to

Hi-Fi position and the AUDIO

lV

channel selector.

red

For

can

set

to

On setting record pause mode, the screen:

The main screen shows the nal from the VIDEO IN connector. The subscreen shows a still picture

Example: When pressing the recording a music program.

When performing fine editing, the JOG dial

used to search the subscreen while simultaneously viewing the picture on the main screen for which fine editing is desired.

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The audio for the main screen is heard.

of

The position and size

When record pause mode is engaged from still playback, the editing window will not appear. In this case, press

JOGISHUlTLE button to display

the

The

tape

picture on the sub-screen

moves when the JOG dial or SHUITLE ring is used even in the record pause mode. Confirm that the

the subscreen

lV

screen will display an editing window

lV

broadcast selected

of

the

PAUSEJSTILL

for

the position

are

it.

is

the desired one before recording.

by

the VCR CHANNEL SELECTER buttons or the video sig-

tape

that has been recorded up to this point.

button

to

cut a commercial while

and

the SHUlTLE ring may

from

which fine editing

those selected with the picture-iwpicture.

of

the

main screen and the sub

be

will

start

Picture fro'm Still pi&ure a

lV

broadcast a tape playback

from

OITl

I

mindii

recording

start

1

Iime

d'iay

1

a

Cohrrn

Load (Make sure that there

Select

Press

EXAMPLE:

Start

The

I

1

8:15AM

I I I

I

(The

~TR

that the

a

cassette

the channel

the

Present

time

start

time

8.30

f

start

time

OITl

present

with

START

time

-

Prsssonce

can

be

AM 8:45 AM

may

be

time display is

the

erasure

is

sufficient

you

want

TIME

is

8:11 AM.

8:15 AM

set

at

set

at

any

prevention

tape

to

record.

button

to

set

Press

8:30 AM

any

15 minute interval

.....

An

extent

that

15

minuh, point

coned.

tab

to

record

the

twice

11:45

you

can

within

intact. on.)

staft

PM

I

set

a

2m4

tima

up

the

Press

three

8:45 AM

to

8:00

AM

1200 AM 12:15 AM

OTR

start

time

hour

time

times

on

the next

at.

period.)

Press

four

9:00

day.

.....

times

AM

8:W

AM

-

.....

8:15AM

ONE TOUCH RECORDING (OTR) IS A SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMABLE TIMER FUNCTION

PROVIDING CONVENIENT UNATTENDED RECORDING. THE OTR FUNmION HAS TWO OPERATION MODES:

1.

Immediate recording using the OTR REC TlME button to program for recording

in

15-

minute timed intervals up to 4 hours or until tape end.

2.

Stand-by reding using the OTR START TlME button to set the time when recording

be-

gins and the OTR REC TlME button to set the length of time the mcording will continue.

Load a cassette with the erasure prevention tab intact. (Make sure that there Select the channel you want to record. Press the

recording time display (up to 4 hours Attempting to initiate in the cassette being ejected when the

CIDENTAL ERASURE" on page

The elapsed time counter ing the display indicates the

Display

Recording

time

To To

To

When

OTR recording "0:OO". Reanding will stop after

OTR REC TIME button. Recording will

OTR recording on a cassette that has had

is

replaced

(XR

re&

once

0%

15 min.

stop

recording temporarily, press the PAUSUSnLL

restart

recording, press the PAUSElSnLL bwn again.

stop

recording, press the STOP button. (OW recording time display

the

OTR recording time has

also

stops when the OTR REC TlME button

Press

or

(XR

26).

by

recording time remaining.

twice

0:30

30 min.

elapsed,

fw

seconds

start

until

tape

end.) The

REC TlME button

the

(XR

recording

-

.....

the

VCR

and

VCR

and

continue

Press16

4 hrs.

button.

switches

is

turned

for

(XR

indicator

its

erasure prevention

is

pressed (refer

time

diiy

time5

4:OO

to

stop

pressed repeatedly until the time display shows

off.

is

sufficient tape to record on.)

the length

of

time indicated

is

illuminated.

tab

to

the

as

shown

below.

Press

17

times

End

tape

Until

switches

mode and is turned

end

to

the elapsed time cwnter.)

by

removed

"TO

PREVENT

During

(XR

Press 18 times

0:OO

Recording stops after 5

smnds

POWER

off.

the OTR

will

result

recorb-

and

Off.

AG

Press the OTR REC TIME button to select the desired recording tima

When the bulton

P-.

Display

Recording

time

is

0:15

15 min.

(XR

Press

0:30

30 min.

once

. .

.

... ...

'Ress

4 hrs.

mi3

When OTR recording the

OTR recording time display indicates

Stand-by OTR recording will not function with a cassette that has had

to

"TO

PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ERASURE" on

stop

recording temporarily, p- the PAUSOSnU button.

To To restart recording, press the PAUSUSTILL button again.

stop

recording, press the SrOP button.

To

you

want

If

To prolong the

EXAMPLE:

to change the OTR recording time during recording:

OTR recording time, pressthe

ll

you have 19 minute OTR recording time remaining but

starts,

the OTR recording

start

time display automatically swSWitches

the

remaining recording time.

page

26).

(OTR

recording time display switches

(XR

REC TIME button

15

4:OO

hies

'

Pms

Until

its

erasure prevention

and

select the desired time:

want

to

prdong

16 times

End

tape

end

to

the elapsed time counter.)

the time:

Press

0:aJ

OTR

recording

cancelles

Sseconds.

to

the present time and

tab

remcrved (refer

l7

times

after

Time remaining

0:19

To shorten the

recording time indied on EXAMPLE: If you have started

If

you

want to change the

the

Press

Ww

can

the

OTR START TIME button.

(XR

recording time, repeat pressing

the

Display

4:aJ

stari

(XR

time

OTR START TIME button repeatedly until the desired start time

clear the

(XR

tma

If

the

tape

runs

out

during

(XR

Press the POWER

When OTR recording

PCPJVER button

(XR

recording will

button

is

completed (display ind'iion 0:00),

to

resume

noi

function during playback,

the

fast

(XR

Resstwice

0:49

REC TIME

want

Resstwice

0:OO

off.

Switch

fornard

Pressonce

034

display.

(XR

recording for 4 hours but

Press

once

End

stari

time:

by

switching the pawer

recording, the unit automatically switches

to resume the power.

the

pawer.

to

the

power

and

button

until

shorten

rewind.

to

15 minutes:

Ress

is

indicated on the display.

power

ON

and reset the

to

stop

mode and

is

switched

off

you

reach

three times

0:15

power

automatically.

the

desired

staH

time

is

turned

Press

(XR

using

off.

the

UP TO EIGHT PROGRAMS CAN BE RECORDED AUTOMATICALLY WITHIN SATURDAY OF

BY

4TH WEEK

Programming can screen. (Programming can

USING THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE.

be

operated with remote control unit while observing the programmed contents on the

also

be

operated using the VCR while observing the fluorescent display.)

N

ima

Present time must be

e

The omscreen displays will

Load a cassette with the erasure prevention tab intact. (Make sure that there is sufficient

Press the

13

Turn ON the N and set to the

VlDEOlTV button to VIDEO.

set-befwe

not

be

programmed

seen when

tape

Video

recording

viewing

to

record

Channel (Channel 3 or

can

be

on a N while using the VIDEO OUT 2 connector from

on.)

set.

4).

Press the PROG NBR V button the desired program number. (Program numbers are not shown on the

omscreen display. The programs are

the

week

to

will flash. Press the

set

the day of the

week.

SET

to

select

button

dii

AN ONSCREEN DISPLAY OF THE PROGRAMMED RECORDING MEMORY IS PROVIDED FOR CONVENIENCE WHEN PROGRAMMING AND FOR REVIEW OF THE MEMORY

CON-

TENTS AS DESIRED.

IS]

indites simulcast

-.--A

Channel

record-

Day d the

number

-.--

--

week

Recording

I

$

stzul

time

Recording end time

[.

CH

DAY

ON

-.--A

ON

--

Press the SELECT b button. The hour

digits of the recording

Press the SET button

digits of recording start time.

start

time will flash.

to

set

the

hour

Press the SELECT

digit

of

the recording

Press the SET button

digit of recording start time.

Press the SELECT

digit of the recording

Press the SET button to

I

"

of

recording

Press the SELECT b button. AM

will flash. Press the SET

AM or PM.

Press the SELECT digits of the recording end time will flash.

Press the SET button

digits of the recording end

Press the SELECT b button.

digit

of

the

Press the SET button

digit

of

the recording

Press the SELECT b button.

digit

of

the recording end time will flash.

Press the SET button

of

the recording end time.

Press the SELECT

speed display will flash. Press the SET

to

button to record

select the

at.

b

button. The

start

to

set

b

button. The min.

start

set

st&

button

b

button. The hour

to

recording end time

to

end

to

set

b

button.

tape

speed

time

the

time

the min

set

time.

The

set

the

time.

the min.

10

min.

will

flash.

10

min.

will

Rash.

digit

and

PM

to select

the

hour

10

min.

will

flash.

10

min.

The min.

digit

The tape

you wish

1

Press the SET button. The flashing position can

SET

button

is pressed.

be

set

when the

)

firm

that the PROG REC indicator(a)

When the PROG REC indicator ( a)

to a programmed Press the POWER button to resume the power. (Remember

ed

to continue programmed recording.)

If there is an error in the programming, the PROG REC indicator ( a) andlor the CASSEll-E STATUS indicator

((j--i))

flash

error (page

start

time, press the PROG REC button, and the PROG REC indicator

to

press the PROG REC

and

the cassette may automatically eject. Refer to WARNING DISPLAY SYSrEM to determine

44).

is

illuminated, the VCR is not operational. If the VCR is to be

(B)

button

again and confirm that the PROG REC indicator

(

a)

will

is

used

prior

turn

off.

illuminat-

the

CH

DAY

ON

CH

DAY

ON

The

CAiV

(cable) indicator will

To checkthe programmed recording memory contents, press the

indicator If indicator tially recorded program number are erased. With the exception when recording is minute flash

the

tape

( Q ),

press

runs

((1-0)

when

the

out during programmed recording, the

begin flashing and the finished

of

the everyday

set

for

all programmed recording is completed.

not

POWER

every

week

illuminate in the program setting.

button

to

ON

and

follow the steps

PROG REC

tape

is ejected. The programmed recording settings for the

and

every week

and every day, the

feature,

a program is erased following

PROG

PROG REC

-

indicator

REC

[41

indicator ( Q)

button to turn

@age

(

Q

37).

)and the

off

the

PROG REC

CASSRTE SlXTUS

its

will

for

execution.

approximately

Except

par-

1

m

The channel number, day

set

by

pressing the NUMBER (@9) bmns and

trof unit.

(

First

complete the programming

of

the

week.

by

recording

following

start

time, recording end time and

the

CHANNEL SELECTOR (A, V) buttons

steps

-

on page

37.

tape

speed

can

on

the remote con-

also

be

Set the channel buttons For example, press

Set the week by pressing the NUMBER button (use

5

for

For example, press 1

Set

BER button (use

Friday).

For example, press

a

Set

NUMBER buttons.

For example, press

Select

SELH;TOR A or V buttons

I

lfl

Set the recording end time

BER buttons.

For example, press 1,

every

the day of the

the recording

AM

week).

or PM

by

pressing the NUMBER

Q 0

and

8

for

channel

for

this week

week

by

8

for

4

start

Q9, 1 and 5 for 9:15.

by

pressing the NUM-

everyday from Monday

for

Wednesday.

time

by

pressing

Q 0

the

by

pressing the NUM

and

0

for

8.

to

pressing the

CHANNEL

10:00.

CH

CH A---

CH

DAY

---

DAY

ON OF F

ON OFF

ON OF F

ON OFF

----A

--

ON OF F

--

I.

1

I

Select the tape speed

NEL

SELECTOR A

-

Press the PROG REC button and

will

display

disappear.)

by

pressing the CHAN-

or

V

buttons.

-

confirm

that

the

PAOG

CH

REC indicator

DAY

ON OFF

(a)

is illuminated. (The on-screen

I

The recording

to

Saturday

up

start

The today Therefore,

can

day

and

coming days

if

not

be

programmed to Sunday and Mom

of

this

week.

start

day

can

be

programmed

of

the

4th

week.

can

be

programmed

today is Tuesday, the

only

start

to

day

SUN MON

45678910

TUE

WED THU

13

14 15 16 17

FRI

SAT

123

If

you

want

to

start

2:00

AM

on

There

When selting the day

example Thursday, screen display

When selting

NUMBER

week)

Other

follows.

on the next

recording

is

no

and

every

buttons,

then 5 (THU)

the recording

stati

day and the end time

need to change the day

([(IEWJ

the

week

for example Thursday, press 5 (for

week

recordings are displayed

day,

simply set the

of

the

wail

until the

and

v]

and

button.

at

week

[€W]

on

the

the day

1l:W PM

start

of

with

fluorescent display).

of

and

time

to

2:00.

the

week.

the SET

appears on the

the

week

on

the

button,

screen

end

it

at

11:OO PM

for

on-

with

the

every

as

1516 17 18 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

SUN MON TUE WED

1

4

5

~

11 12 13 14 18 19 20 21

25 26 27 28

THU

02 3

79 10

6

@ @ @

19

FRI

16 17 23 30 31

20 21

SAT

24

Every Sunday recording: ESU Every Monday recording: Every Tuesday recording: Every Wednesday recording: EWE Every

Friay recording: EFR

Every Saturday recording:

EM0

ETU

ESA

A

10

I

ETH

7130~ 7 :45

SP

Everyday programming from Monday to Friday is available

setting the day

When

until [M-FJ

FR]

Monday to Friday.

When setting

press

appears

on the

fluorescent

theday

8

(M-F)

button.

*

To skip recording on one of the days to when you wish to resume the programmed recording.

Everyday and every ing there is sufficient

WHEN PROGRAMMING OVERLAPS IN THE SAME TIME SPAN

If the start times

start

time and then

EXAMPLE:

of

the

week

with

the

on

the mreen display

dii

of

the

be

skipped. The PROG REC indicator

of

for

week

with

week

recording are

tapa

two

programs

sweMes

SET button,

everyday recording

aMO

the NUMBER buttons,

days

during every

on

the same day

to

the

program

TU

WE

not

limited to 4th

with

wait

TH

from

week

(

a)

overlap,

the later

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

OO

4

@@@@I@ @@@@@

11 18@@@@@24 25@@@@@31

A

2

M-F

8:15A

8:30

P

recording, press the PROG REC button on the

will turn

off.

Press the PROG REC button again

week

and

will continue until cancelled, mid-

programmed recording begins at the earlier

start

time.

SAT

3

10 17

SP

If

there is an em in the programming, PROG REC indicator ( Q) andbr the CASSETTE STATUS indicator

will flash and the cassette may automatically

In such cases. operate the VCR using

FLUORESCENT

The PROG REC indicator

( Q )

The PROG REC indicator

( Q )

SETTE STATUS indicator

(0--0)

The

programmed recording settings may be changed by using the following procedure.

rn

Press the PROG REC button. The PROG REC indicator

rn

Press the POWER button to ON and follow the steps

rn

Select the program number to be changed and follow steps

Press the PROG REC button and confirm that the PROG REC indicator

flashes.

and the

flash.

DISPLAY

The recording time, day andbr channel have nat been

set

b

CAS-

-

for any program number.

A cassette is not loaded. A cassette with the erasure

prevention loaded. (The

cassette

ed automatically.)

eject.

-

.-

start

time, end

tape

removed is

will

be eject-

The

.

-

.e..k

speed

fdlowing procedure

CAUsE

of

week,

tab

indicators turn off

,.

-;..

.-."

"-2.;4V.r

.,$&

y>>

1.

Press the PROG REC button. REC indiitor

2.

Press the POWER button to ON, and follow

the steps

3.

Repeat steps required to complete the programming.

4.

Press the PROG REC button and confirm that

the PROG

1.

Press the PROG REC button. The PROG REC indicator

2.

Load a cassette with the erasure prevention

tab

intact.

3.

Press the PROG REC button and confirm that

the PROG REC indicator

(a)

will turn off.

-

(page

IEI

-

IEI

after

about a minute.

"

-DURE

(

Q

El

-

REC indicator

( Q )

37).

(pages

37

(

Q

)

will turn off.

(page

37).

-

ljij

(pages

(

Q

will turn off.

( Q )

and

39)

)

is illuminated.

The

37

and

)

is illuminated.

as required.

(0-0)

PROG

39)

as

I

Changing the programmed contents is not possible after programmed recording has

Press the PROG REC button. The PROG REC indicator (Q Press the POWER button to ON and follow the steps

rn

Select the program number

SELECT 4 BlJllON: To

reset

to the previous settings, press SELECT a button on any item To clear the selected program, press SELECT Only the selected program number is erased. All other program numbers remain unchanged.

7b

erase

the programmed contents after programmed recording has started, press the PROG REC button.

The PROG

In the event the fluorescent display shows an unusual indication the TlMER RESET button may

the present time display and all programmed recording instructions.

rn

Press the TIMER RESET button using a pencil or a ballpoint pen. The

rn

Press the POWER button to resume the power.

rn

Set

Reset the programmed recording instructions.

REC indicator

power will be turned

the present time and day

to

be erased and press the SELECT a button.

a

(

Q

)

off

and the

will turn

of

off.

- : - -

the week.

display will appear.

[Z)

button when the channel is selected (flashing).

-

)

m

wiR

(page

turn

37).

off.

except

started.

channel.

be

used to

erase

DUB

SELECT

switch

GENERAL NOTES ABOUT DUBBING

1.

To maintain qual'i, make

2.

Set the DUB

3

When dubbing from the

OUT

4.

Be

sure the VCR used for RECORD is

Set this

case

switch

of

set to MASTER

In VCR when the editing control is connected.

SELECT

1

will cause the on-screen graphics to

to

COW

pitii.

dubbing

to

the

recording in the SVHS mode with

switch

to

COW

BV-lOOO

position when dubbing (copying) a

MlTSUBlSHl VCR

position during dubbing.

(Playback) to

set

with

another

be

to

the

editing

AUDIO MONITOR

INPUT

SELECT

an

SVHS

VCR (Record), use the VIDEO OUT

copied

along with the program material.

UCT

input pition.

tape

from

this VCR to

contrd,

ediing

can

be

performed with the operation

button

tape

(SVHS switch ON).

any

other VCR.

2.

Using the VIDEO

For

normal

of

use,

this

In order to produce finer edited results, when

from the time record pause is released to the time when the contents

ediing

with

the editing window

are

it

takes

some three or four seconds

recorded.

DUBBING FROM THE

BV-1000

TO A MITSUBISHI VCR WITH THE EDIT CONTROL CON-

NECTOR

If

a Hi-Fi

tape

is

to

be

copied from the

button until the "LEFT" and "RIGHT" indicators

Be is

set to

sure the

S

(YKI

BV-1000

mitiin.

used for RECORD is set to the

BV-1000,

then ensure Hi-Fi playback

are

illuminated.

DCT

input position and the VIDEO INPUT SELECT switch

by

pressing the AUDIO MONITOR

-

DUBBING FROM THE

If

a Hi-Fi

tape

is to

be

button until the

Be

is

set

sure the

\

to

S

(YE)

EM1000

copied from the

"LEFT'

used

posposWl.

S-VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT AUDlO OUT

BV-lOM)

TO ANOTHER S-VHS VCR

M00Q

then ensure Hi-Fi playback

and "RIGHT' indicators are illuminated.

for

RECORD is

2

RICH-2

LICH-1

set

to the

SVIDEO

AUDIO IN

DCT

input position

IN

R

J

by

pressing the AUDIO MONITOR

and

the VIDEO INPUT SELECT switch

#

CONNECTION OFSCONNECIOR:

0

Line

up

the

groove

in

the

of

4

with

and

the

projecting part

insert.

connmr

the

plug

\

J

DUBBING FROM THE

Conned the VCR's

If

a

HiFi

tape

button until the

On

the RECORDING VCR

as

is to

be

copied from

"LEfT" and "RIGHT" indimtors

!Em

*

When recording to VIDEO

from

position.

W1000

shown below.

seled

a

nonSVHS

TO A LINEAR STEREO OR Hi-Fi VCR.

the

WIOOQ

external input.

VCR

to

the

then ensure

are

illuminated.

WIOOQ

ensure that the VIDEO INPUT SELECT switch is

HiFi

playback

by

pressing the AUDIO MONITOR

set

AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT

DUBBING FROM THE

If a

Hi-Fi

tape

is

adaptor and connect them to the AUDIO IN pressing the AUDlO MONmR button until

copy

will

to be copied from the

be

in monaural.

RICK2

UCH-1

MOO0

TO A MONAURAL VCR

MOOQ

of

the

combine

"LEfT"

the AUDIO OUT L and R

other

VCR. Ensure

and

"RIGHT" indicators

of

both

audio channel playback

the

are

illuminated. The dubbed

BV-1000

using

(HiFi)

a

"Y"

by

NORMAL AUDlO

switch

STEREO

SAP

broadcast

indicator

I

THE COMBINATION OF STEREO VHS Hi-Fi AUDIO RECORDING WITH BUILT-IN STEREO BROADCAST RECEPTION CAPABILITY PERMITS

STEREO TV BROADCASTS. THE AUDlO SIGNAL IS ALSO RECORDED ON THE NORMAL

(LINEAR) SOUND TRACK FOR COMPATIBLE PLAYBACK ON NONYHS Hi-Fi VCR.

The recording procedure is the same as for standard recording (see page

When a stereo broadcast signal is received, the SFEREO broadcast indicator is illuminated. The appropriaterecording system (stereo or mono) signal that is received.

Broadcast

STEREO

MONAURAL

CH-1

LEFT

MONAURAL

is

automatically selected according to the

Hi-Fi

sound track

HIGH QUALITY RECORDING OF

31).

type

of broadcast

CH-2

RIGHT

MONAURAL

Normal sound track

MONAURAL MONAURAL

For

best

results, the REC

TV

broadcasts. If manual audio recording level adjustment is

LEVEL

controls should

be

set

to

click-stop (marked

desired,

see

5)

position for recording of stereo

page

33

for details.

THE MONAURAL SAP (SEPARATE AUDlO PROGRAM) CHANNEL CAN BE RECORDED ON THE NORMAL SOUND TRACK WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY RECORDING THE

MAIN AUDlO

PROGRAM ON THE Hi-Fi SOUND TRACK.

RECORDING

The SAP broadcast indicator

Set

the NORMAL AUDlO switch to SAP position.

Begin recording

Program

STEREO

MONAURAL

+

SAP

+

(see

SAP

page

When the NORMAL AUDIO switch is transmission, the main audio program will

is

illuminated when the SAP channel is present in the broadcast signal.

31).

Hi-Fi sound track CH-1 LEFT

MONAURAL

set

to SAP position and the SAP channel

be

automatically recorded on the normal sound track in monaural.

CH-2

RIGHT

MONAURAL

Normal

SAP SAP

is

not present in the broadcast

sound

track

PLAYBACK

To play back the SAP audio track, set the Hi-FMIXINORMAL switch

to

NOR position.

CONNECTION TO AN EXTERNAL STEREO AUDIO SYSTEM

WITH

AN AMIFM STEREO

TUNER PROVIDES RECORDING AND PLAYBACK OF SIMULCAST PROGRAMS.

Conned the equipment.

Load

a

cassette

Press the INPUT SELECT button Seled the

Set

the amplifier Tune the AMIFM stereo tuner Press the REC button

Adjust

the

Press the PAUSESTILL

For

playback see page

Attempting to being ejected when the

with the erasure prevention

TV

channel

REC LEVEL

record

on

the VCR which is broadcasting the simulcast program.

switch

ON

and

then press the PAUSUSTILL button. The VCR

controls

button

55.

on a cassette that has

REC button

26).

To protect

the

tape,

after about 5 minutes in the record

to

SlMUL (ANT. A

sekl

to

the

statii

while

to

start

is

pressed

tab

intact.

the

FM

tuner position.

which

observing

the recording.

had

(refer

the

its

to

or

ANT.

8).

Is

bmdcasling the

PEAK LML meters

erasure prevention

the

"TO

PREVENT ACCIDEMAL ERASURE" on page

pause

mode

the recording will

sound

for

the

TV

program.

is

now

in the recorbstandby mode.

(see

page

33).

tab

remwed will result in the cassette

stop

THE VHS Hi-Fi VCR

CAN

BE USED AS A HIGH PERFORMANCE AUDIO RECORDER.

Connect the stereo audio Load a &tte with the erasure prevention tab intact. Press the INPUT Set

the amplifier switch to ON and select the Begin playback from source. Press the REC button and then Return the source to the beginning of the program to be recorded and

[81

Adjust

the

Press the PAUSESTILL button to

For

playback

SELECT button

REC

LEVEL

see

page

system.

to

UCT.

source

you

PAUSE/SnLL button. The VCR is now in the record-standby mode.

controls while observing the PEAK

start

the recording.

55.

wish

tima

Attempting

being

2s).

To protect the

PROGRAMMED AUDIO ONLY RECORDING

Unattended recording d audii only programs is

@

Connect the equipment

of

to

record on a cassette that has had

ejected when the REC button

tape,

after about 5 minutes in the pause mode the recording will stop.

the VCR

(Do

nol

and

exceed

the

is

plug

30(TW

its

erasure prevention

pressed (refer

the

AC

power

maximum power rating).

to

possible

cord

the

"TO

by

using

d

the audio amplifier into

to record.

restart.

LEVEL

meters (see

tab

PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ERASURE on page

the

programmed recording timer.

page

33).

removed will result in the cassette

AC

outlet on the

rear

panel

@

Set

the amplifier

@

Load a cassette with

@

Set the programmed recording settings

At

the

set

time, the audio amplifier

switch

ON, select the source you wish to record.

the

erasure

prevention

and

tuner will

(see

tab

pages

be

turned

intact.

37

and

39).

ON and audio only recording will begin.

THE INDUVADDRESS SEARCH SYSTEM ALLOWS RAPID ACCESS (FORWARD OR REVERSE) TO THE BEGINNING OF ANY PROGRAM HAVING AN OR TO POINTS ON THE TAPE WHERE

INDUOADDRESS SIGNALS HAVE BEEN MANUALLY

RECORDED. PLAYBACK STARTS AUTOMATICALLY WHEN THE SELECTED

INDUOADDRESS SIGNAL

INDEX/

ADDRESS SIGNAL IS REACHED.

There

are

two

types

of

signals: numbered

and

non-numbered.

RECORDING INDEX (NON-NUMBERED) SIGNALS

The index signal REC button is pressed stop mode. (After approximately will begin to flash. The proximately 5 seconds while the index signal is ing recorded.)

The index signal may be recorded manually at any point during recording or playback by pressing the

ADDRESS ENTER button

unit. (The

INDX indicator flashes for approximately

onds while the index signal

is

automatically recorded when the

to

activate recording from the

5

seconds, the INDX indicator

INDX indicator flashes for

on

the remote contrd

is

being recorded.)

5

ap

be-

sec-

RECORDING ADDRESS (NUMBERED) SIGNALS

Begin recording or playback. Select the desired number

BER buttons on the remote control unit.

Press

the ADDRESS ENTER button on the remote contrd unit. (The ADDR indicator flashes onds while the address signal is being recorded.)

Address signals out the above steps in the following order:

can

also

(1-99)

for

appmimately

be

recorded

using the NUM

7

see

by

carrying

+ +

m

It

is convenient to note address signal numbers and

their corresponding programs on the cassette label.

No index signal is recorded when recording Address signals On tapes for which the tape speed has been switched record an index or address signal Recording an index or address signal at a point at which the ion

of

the picture and inability to Index or address signals must be recorded If index or address signals are recorded on a tape which was recorded on another XR, distortion at that point and If an attempt is made tab remwed, the signal will not No sound will be output while an index or address signal is being recorded on a tape during playback. On some tapes on which address signals may result.

are

not automatically recorded when recording

at

locate

inabili to locate the index

to

record an index or address signal

be

recorded and playback wiH

is

resumed

from

ad

the point at which the

the index

were

or

ad

address signal.

least one minute apart.

or

address signal may result.

recorded on another VCR, inability to locate the address signals

the

record

pause mode.

is

some point during the recording,

on

started.

tape

speed was switched.

tape

speed has been switched can result in distort-

a cassette which has had the erasure prevention

stop

do

not attempt

of

the picture

to

Use index or address search to locate the index or address signal

yw

wish to erase

-

When the index ton

to

obtain still frame.

Watching the elapsed time counter, rewind the

PAUSEISTILL button to obtain still frame. Press the NUMBER 0 button on the remote contrd unit.

Press the ADDRESS ENTER button on the remote contml unit.

Press the PAUSOSTILL button to release the still frame mode and erasure

(The ADDR indicator flashes for approximately

begin. erased

.)

II

FORWARDtREVERSE 19SrEP INDEX SEARCH

This

function

numbered) to locate the desired index point.

A

specified

number

or

address signal has been located and normal playback begins, press the PAUSEISTILL but-

makes it possible

-

19

to

skip a specified number

Rewind direction ; Fast

tape

approximately

10

seconds while the index

of

index and address signals (both non-numbered and

I

forward direction

10

seconds, and then press

of

the index or address signal will

or

address signal is being

Tape direction

the

To search for the

ward

direction, press the + button illuminates search display displaying address signal is reached, the

and

the channel display will

To search

+

button repeatedly, upto dex point display will countdown until the selected index or address

is

signal

and

reached at which point playback will commence

the channel display

For reverse index search press the - button. The reverse index search may also be set to search for upto the 19th index or address signal. Index search STOP or PLAY button.

first

index

or

address signal

and

the channel display changes

"

past

the

first

index

is

displayed on the index search display. The

will

can

be interrupted

once.

+

1".

When the

W=R

will

be

restored.

or

address signal, press the

19

times, until the desired in-

be restored.

by

pressing either the

in

the

The

word

to

an index

first

index or

begin playback

fw-

INDX

dl

Press

once

for

first

index or address signal

ADDRESS SEARCH

This function makes

it

possible

to

locate a

specific

numbered address signal

on

the

tape

Enter the number signal using the NUMBER buttons on the remote control unit.

Press the ADDRESS SEARCH button on

mote

control

When the specified address signal has been located, its number is shown on the counter display.

If

the detected address number is found than the desired address number while searching in the forward direction, address search reverse direction.

Normal playback is resumed when the specified address

signal is located.

of

the desired numbered address

unit.

to

be

switches

the

larger

to the

re-

ma

If

the address signal numbers

not

function

In such cases, enter the desired address number forward direction

If

the end of the tape is reached while searching

begins in the reverse direction.

If

the beginning search is automatically released

by

pressing the ADDRESS SEARCH button.

or

press the -button

of

the

tape

are

not

recorded in ascending order

if

the

desired

for

is

reached while searching

and

normal

playback

and

an

Desired address number

on

the

tape,

address search sometimes will

then press the + button

program

address number in the forward direction, address search

for

is

in the

an

address number in the reverse diredion, address

is

resumed.

reverse

if

the desired program

direction.

is

in the

This function

nals (index andlbr address) to Press the PLAY button

section to be repeated

button on

( G )

dex or address signal on

stops.

signal (Index A) where playback resumes (program A).

This

cycle repeats until the REPEAT button

again

-

If

davback

allows

any

segment

to

(program A). Press the REPEAT

the

remote contrd unit.

illuminates. When the VCR encounters the next

The

VCR rewinds to the previous index or address

to

cancel

the repeat.

is

starled while

of

tape

between

be

repeatedly played back.

commence playback

The

REPEAT indicator

the

tape

(Index

8).

the

REPEN indicator

2

of

playback

is

pressed

(

C

sig

the

i-

in-

VCR

t

Present position Tape direction

I

Program A

Index A Index

of

-

--

B

again from the beginning.

Pressing the SKlP SEARCH button on the remote control unit causes the W=R to through the for approximately playback Press the SKlP SEARCH button to resume skip search. cally resumed until the

Press the SrOP button to cancel skip search.

Action

VCR

tape.

When

an

5

Present position Index

1.

I

#

I

f

I

of

index or address signal is encountered, the VCR goes into playback mode (with picture)

seconds, allowing the video content of the

ProgramA

Fastforward

bprox.

I

tape

Program

5sec

playback

('"3

to be viewed. Press the PLAY button for normal

If

no button is pressed,

Index Tape direction

B

I

fast

I

Approx.

forward

(without picture)

fast

forward is automati-

Program C

5sec

playback

TO PLAYBACK A PRE-RECORDED CASSETTE PROCEED AS FOLLOWS:

Load a prerecorded

tape.

mia

If a cassette with the erasure prevention and playback begins

The automatic digital tracking adjustment

Turn ON the the video

Press the PLAY

P&S

Press the The tape automatically rewinds when

Automatic rewind. When the The automatic rewind touch recording Rewind-withtheVCRinstopmode

Press the Fast

Forward - with the VCR in stop

Press the FFIFWD SEARCH button

TV

set's power

and

audio inputs

button to

the SlDP button to

REWIREV SEARCH button

tape

reaches the end in record or playback mode,

or

during

REWIREV SEARCH button

does

start

stop

not

fast

and

of

your

forward.

playback

operate when the

tab

set

the

TV

or

playback.

to

i!

to

mode

to

run the

removed is loaded, the unil automatically

operates

TV

monitor, then select video or

rewind the

reach& the end (automatic rewind).

fast

when playback

to the Video Channel, 3 or

tapa

tape

reaches the end during programmed recording, one

rewind the

tape

tape.

fofward at fast speed.

start

i!

rewinds automatically and then stops.

(see page

4.

If the VCR has been connected

external

input instead.

mia

Fast

forward or rewind

If selected during playback, speed search mode will

On playback, the

The TAPE SPEED button When the PLAY button is pressed, the VlDHXN button automatically switches to VIDEO.

correct

can

tape

only

need

be

engaged when the VCR

speed

is

automatically selected.

not

be

adjusted.

be

engaged.

is

in

stop

mode.

switches

59).

to

play mode

to

This

VCR

is

superior sound quality when

equipped

TV receiver

Stereo audio system.

Please refer to CONNECTING ME VCR TO ME

geed h~~k-up~.

(or

to

monitor)

playback

this

equipped

VHS

VCR

cassettes

is

attached

with

stereo speakers

recorded

to:

TV

(see

with

Hii

and

stereo audio inputs.

pages

16

and

swndtrecks.

17)

for

further information on

Hi

recordings will pravide

these

sug

HiIMIWNORMAL

Hi-FmIWNORMAL

The audio button.

When

L

-+

NORMAL switch

#the

sound

channel(s) for playback are

the AUDlO MONITOR button is pressed,

R

-+

STEREO

Hi-FaIXI

Hi-FiiUVNORMAL

at

the same time.

switch

-+....-.

MONITOR

and AUDlO MONITOR button

AUDlO

button

switch

AUDIO

is

set

sw

h4ONTTOR

selected

Indicator

to

MIX

b

with the HCFWIXINORMAL switch

the

audio tracks

position,

it

will

be

switched on in

VHS Hi-fi RECORDED VIDEO TAPE (Hi-fi

indicator illuminated) PLAYED

Stereo Stereo Monitor Stereo System

Stereo

Left channel

Right channel

Monaural

(Normal sound track)

is

possible

to

hear

DPHONES LEVEL

EADPHONES

TV

a mixture

lack

and

the

I

(Normal sound track)

of

Hi-fi swnd

contrd

the AUDlO MONITOR

order

of

STEREO

BACK

MROUGH:

Monaural Stereo TV's antenna

(RF)

Right channel

TV

input

Monaural

and

-

I

I I

I

normal

When

the

HiiiIXINORMAL switch

occur.

When

the

TRACKING swnd track Prereconkd

and

The

Stereo

headphones plugged into the HEADPHONES jack during recording. The signal Wlume

(noise

tapes

"RIGHT" PEAK LEVEL meter

is

adjusted

control

or

breaks

with

indimtors

with

the

are

non-VHS HiFi VCR

will

nat

diays

present

HEADPHONES LEVEL

is

adjusted, the VCR may

heard). This

illuminate).

audio output levels during playback.

a!

the HEADPHONES

set

to

will

MIX position,

switch

is

nat

a malfunction.

be

played back on

can

conh-ol.

be

jack

the

used

is

sound

may

be

somewhat

over

from

the Hi-Fi sound track

normal

sound track in monaural

for

listening during playback

selected

with

the

muffled

AUDlO MONITOR button.

or

hum may

to

the normal

("LEFT'

or

~onitoring

56

<

-

This VCR employs back mode (normal

appropriate

act'Nated

from

direct

button.

For

still playback.

function switching.

playback,

still

tacampla,

ha,

normal

Any

phyback

slmmoh

sknwmtb

mode

playback,

may

be

speed

playback,

directly

speed

entered

*)

mh,

search,

from

simW

e,

any other play-

by

pressing the

may

be

directty

DURING FAST PLAYBACK THE AUDIO PORTION IS HEARD. DURING ALL OTHER SPECIAL EFFECTS PLAYBACK THE

AUDIO IS MUTED.

-

m

-=ma=

--mCL'a

---=a

-=-a-

Ga

-000-

000-

000

OOOQ

m

~AUSEISTILL

-

button

R RWERSE SLOWlFR

FAST

Press the PLAY button to begin playback.

the

Press Pressing the button again resumes normal playback.

In pause (still frame) mode. press the SLOWFR release to advance one frame

In pause (still on the remote

PAUSEISTILL button to obtain still frama

at

a time.

frame)

mode,

press the REVERSE SLOWFR

control unit for

reverse

frame advanca

PLAY

AW

button

ADV

button

and

AW

button

0

FaQCIC3

-

I

After about 5 minutes in to prevent damage to the

the

STILL mode the VCR will automatically stop

tape

[1

Pm the PLAY button to begin playback.

\2(

Press the SLOWlFR Press the button again to obtain still frame.

(3

Press the REVERSE SLOWIFR

to

operate

Press the button again to obtain still frame.

reverse

ADV

button

slow-motion playback.

to

operate slow-motion playback.

ADV

button on the remote

contrd

unit

To increase the playback

press

the

+

To reduce the playback speed (to approximately press the - button during slow-motion playback.

Slow-motion playback is released This VCR incorporates a -em to automatically adjust tracking during slcwmotion playback. Hawever, some tracking noise may be present when viewing cassettes recorded on other VCRs.

In still frame, press the SLOWlFR playback.

Pressing the button again restores still frame. Slow-motion

[1

Press the PLAY button to begin playback. Press the

back of the tape at Pressing the button again resumes normal playback.

button

speed

FAST

PLAY button on the remote

speed

(to approximately

during slow-motion playback.

after

about 5 minutes

ADV

button and hold for

is varied in slow-motion playback only.

an

increased speed.

115

1/30

control

unit to obtain play-

normal speed), normal

to

prevent

about

speed),

damage to the

one second before releasing for slow-motion

tape.

ma

If

the cassette is recorded Depending upon the tape noise may tracking

manually

(see

at

page

SP then

59).

the

normal

sound

track audio will

be

present on the picture during

be

heard.

fast

playback. In this case, adjust the

Press the PLAY

Press the R PLAY button playback.

Pressing the button again resumes normal playback.

button

to

begin playback.

on

the remote

conhd

unit

to

mia

A

few noise bars will appear on the picture during

Manual tracking adjustment may provide a better picture during

reverse

obtain

playback.

reverse

.

-

reverse

playback

(see

page

59).

Automatically optimizes playback in all playback modes.

AUTOMATIC DIGITAL TRACKING Set the sette and p~ess the will flash until tracking If, recorded sections on tracking will

DIGTTAL TRACKING switch to AUTO pasition. Insert a

PLAY

button.

The DIGITAL TRACKING indicator

speed changes ora border between

diirerd

KRs

is encountered. the digital

reset.

during

playback, the

be

automatically

is

set.

recorded

two

cas-

During digital tracking adjustment some noise in the picture sound

is

normal.

MANUAL TRACKING In

case

of

the

tape TRACKING switch to MANUAL control to search a (DIGTTAL TRACKING indii turns OFF.)

Even when picture is clear with the automatic digital tracking adjustment, noise playing back tapes

R

tracking

and

as

Set the METER SELECT switch

Set

the Hi-FilMIX/NORMAL

AUDIO

MONllDR button to STEREO.

DIGITAL TRACKING switch to MANUAL pasition.

Set the Adjust the TRACKING

shows the maximum reading.

whose recording

breaks in

recorded

described

Mer picture.

the

Hi

on

beh.

control

condition

pasition

sound track sometimes occur when

other

VCRs. In such cases adjust the Hi-

to

Hi-fi TRACKING position.

switch

to

until

is bad, set the DIGITAL

and

rotate

the TRACKING

Hi

pasition and press the

the

WEL meter (RIGHT)

or

HCA

This

control allaws

is sharper

or

softer:

you

to adjust the playback picture

Ems

This control When

effectii

When watching a still frame or the top

reduce or eliminate the

the

and

is

only

DUB

bottom.

effective

SELE(TT

switch

In this case, rotate the SnLL ADJUST control to

pidure vibration.

mi3

Side

to

side vibration

control.

59

cannot

so

.

-

during playback.

is in

COW

pasition. this control

fast

playback, the pidure may vibrate at

be

corrected with the STILL ADJUST

that the outline

is

not

THE AUDIO OUTPUT IS MUTED DURING 2WAY SPEED SEARCH.

This KR employs dired

back mode (normal playback, still propriate

acliM1ed

button.

from

speed

Press the PLAY button Press the FHFWD SEARCH button

Press the button again to restore normal playback. Press the REWIREV SEARCH button to operate reverse

Press the button again to restore normal playback.

function switching.

For

example,

search.

to

frame,

normal

begin playback.

slowmotion

playback

,%

-=---*-mz~

to

operate

Any

Illma

A

few

noise bars will appear on the picture during speed search

operation.

Press the PLAY button to begin Press the FFlFWD SEARCH button and hold for

before releasing for Press the button again to restore normal playback.

forward

high

playback.

speed

search.

playba~k~~.p~

playback,

QH

frame,

be

di@~tly

speed

search.

skrwmotion

--gk&-,

playbdt,

1

forward

about

speed

search.

speed

search.

one second

~

entered

etc)

simply

+&

from

by

pressing

etc,

may

any other play-

the

ap

be directly

-

Press the REWIREV SEARCH button and hold before releasing Press the button again to restore norrnal playback.

Due to the extremely high times [EPI bars

on the screen to increase relative

Also at these

If

during high

SPEED SEARCH ADJ control on the

as

fast

speeds

speed

for

reverse high

as

search

speeds

norrnal playback)

may

the picture wavers from side

speed

(approximately

dl

from top to bottom.

rear

it

is

to

panel

fw

about

one second

search.

12

normal for the number

regular speed search

times [SP] and

to

counterclockwise using a

side or proper

of

noise

mode.

36

cdor

screw

reproduction

driver.

is

lost, turn

the

HIGH

Use

of

the SHUlTLE

ring

changes the playback

speed

in steps.

Press the (The of the

Turn the SHUrnE ring

(The

JOGlSHUrnE button to engage joglshuttle mode during playback

JOGISHUmE indiior will illuminate and playback speed will become the one according to the angle

SHUlTLE ring.)

to

playback speed will change

obtain desired playback.

as

the

angle

of

Reverse

slow

the SHUmE ring changes)

still

I

Slow

Each number shows the speed multiplier when In speed search and high speed search, the number number inside the parenthesis, SP mode.

Pressing the JOGISHUTTLE button again or the

(The

JOG/SHUmE indicator will turn

normal

off.)

speed is

to

the left

of

PLAY

button resumes the

1.

the parenthesis indicates EP

normal

playback.

mode

and the

Use

of

the JOG dial precisely determines the starting position.

Press the JOGlSHUTnE button to engage jogkhuttle mode during playback. flhe JOGISHUlTLE indicator will illuminate and playback speed will become the one according

of

the SHUTTLE ring.)

to

the angle

-

Turn the SHU'TTLE Turn the JOG dial clockwise

Each appmimately 9Megree turn

I

it

is turned rapidly to the right, nmal playback will

I

it

is

turned rapidly to the left, reverse playback will result.

Pressing the

(The

JOGISHUITLE indicator will turn

The audio is muted while using the JOG dial and SHU'TnE ring. After about 5 minutes in the still mode the Any playback mode

(JogrShuttle mode will

"ng to the center position to obtain still frame.

for

forward frame advance or counterclockwiie

of

the dial will

JOGISHUITLE button again

or

the PLAY button resumes the

off.)

VCR

will automatically stop

can

be

directly engaged during joglshuttle

be

released

and

the JOGSHUlTLE indiir will turn

feed

one frame

result.

mode

for

of

the picture.

to

prevent damage to the

by

pressing the appropriate button.

reveke one.

normal

playback.

tape.

off.)

VARIOUS DIGITAL SCREENS

m

If

a picture of digital screen

is

recorded to another VCR, the recorded picture may not be played back correctly.

CAN

BE ENJOYED

BY

USE OF THIS VCR'S DIGITAL MEMORY.

The picture from a tape playback or memory.

When playing back a tape

Press the button again or the

a

TV

broadcast can be viewed as a freezed picture by this VCR's digital

or

viewing a

DIGITAL CLEAR button to release the freeze frame.

TV

broadcast, press the FREEZE button to obtain freeze frame.

Ima

The audio from a tape playback

If the STROBE button is

will be engaged.

W=R channel is switched during freeze frame, the freeze frame will be released.

If the Freeze frame cannot If a freeze frame picture vibrates, do the still adjustment (see page

Freeze frames from a tape playback or a

the digital memory.

When playing back a tape or viewing a press the STROBE button to obtain digital strobe. Press the button again or the DIGITAL CLEAR button to release the digital strobe.

pressed

be

recorded or insert-edited on this VCR.

or

a

TV

during freeze frame. the freeze frame will be released and digital strobe mode

broadcast is heard.

59).

TV

broadcast can be viewed at fixed intervals in a continuous series

TV

broadcast;

by

Freeze frame

To change the intervals Each time the SPEED interval will become shorter; each time the SPEED is pressed, it will become (The strobe speed will be displayed on the

The strobe speed interval can be set in eight steps.

1

second (at display

of

strobe

+

button is

longer.

1)

-

speed:

pressed,

1n2

seconds (at display

advances

the strobe speed

TV

screen.)

at fixed intervals

-

button

8)

Strobe speed

Erma

The

audio from a tape playback

If the FREEZE button is pressed during digital strobe, the digital strobe will be released and freeze frame mode

will be engaged.

If

the

VCR channel is switched during digital strobe, the digital strobe will be released.

Digital strobe cannot be recorded or

or

a

TV

broadcast is heard.

insertedited on this VCR.

The picture

Press Each time

from

a

tape

the PIP button to engage picture-irkpicture during playback.

the

button is pressed, the N screen will change

I

Picture from a

tape

playback

Each time the QUAD button

If

any

playback mode other than normal (still,

the

sukreen displays a picture from

screen position

playback and the pidure

is

pressed, the subscreen shim

is

nol

possible.

from

a N broadcast

as

follows

~iiurefrom a

N

broadcast

as

slow,

etc.) is activated when

tape

playback, shiiing the sub

can

be

illustrated.

viewed

at

the same time

Picture

tape

from

playback

-

a

Each time the DIVIDE button becomessmaHeras

C

(Each

number displayed on the screen represents the size

the subscreen

is

1.)

119

inm

as

a fraction

Shawn

-+

in6

-

in

is

pressed, the sub-screen size

below.

-+

15

-+

-

im

of

the

normal

lma

If

a channel

playback picture remains

stops

The audio for the main screen

If

a still,

ed when the main screen displays a picture

If

the pictureimpiiure In this Piireinpicture When the main screen subscreen may diiar When the main screen shows a color picture colorednoise may appear on the subscreen.

forward

case,

not

currently broadcasting

or

press the

on

the

reverse

cannot

slow,

is

refeased when the subscreen diiays a still playback picture, the picture may

SLOWFF?

be

recorded

shaws

andEw

screen,

is

heard during pictureinpicture.

reverse

AW button.

a Mack-and-whiie picture

rainboHlcdorednoise may

itxi

-

iM9

3

screen size, which

is

selected

the sub-scwn

playback.

or

insertedited

fast

from tape

and

of

or

1

there

is

no

canrtd

playback,

playback, pictueh-pimre will

on

this

and

the sub-screen shows a black-and-white picture, rainbow

signal

be

displayed

speed

search or high speed

KR.

the

subscreen shows a

appear

on the main screen.

Si

of

the sub-screen

from

VIDEO IN connector, the

and

the

sound

becomes

be

released.

color

picture,

search is

color

tape

noisy

activat-

vibrate.

d

the

or

rma

If

a picture

It is possible to verify the

A freeze frame from each channel This sequence is repeated after in the channel memory will be dis- all channels in the channel

played in sequence in the order of

the channel number.

of

multiiscreen is recorded to another VCR, the recorded picture may not be played back correctly.

TV

program one after the other.

memory have been displayed.

If

the number channel memory is more than that of sub-screens, the channels that

have not been displayed will be displayed subscreen) after all are filled up.

of

channels in the

(from on the upper left

subscreens

Press the screens. (The number screen.)

Press the MULTl CHANNEL button.

To release the

button.

DIVIDE button to select the number of sub-

of

sub-screens will be displayed on the

multi channel, press the DIGITAL CLEAR

TV

MULTl

I

ImEm

The number Change the number after releasing it. Pressing the SPEED strobe speed The channel cannot be switched during multichannel. Multichannel cannot be recorded or insert-edited on this VCR.

When there is a black-and-white broadcasting picture in the multichannel display, color ing sub-screen may disappear

of

sub-screens cannot

+

or

-

of

multichannel.

be

changed during multichannel.

button will change the strobe speed display on the

andlor rainbowcolorednoise may appear

on

TV

the black-and-white sub-screen.

9

PAGESISPEED

Number

of

subscreens

screen but does not change

of

the color broadcast-

5

Picture from a

screen.

tape

playback or from a

TV

broadcast can be viewed as a photographic playback with the multi-

-

Sub screen

Active picture hive picture Active picturh

If

all available sumreens have been used, the

existing ones.

Press the

MULTl STlLUSrROBE button to obtain multi-stilktrobe. When changing the

subscreens automatically increase at a fixed interval. When changing to the multiistill&mbe during still playback, the active picture enters slow playback and the subscreens automatically increase each time a given number of frames are When changing to the multi-slill&robe from slow playback, active picture enters still playback and the sub screens do not increase. (Refer to the When changing to the multiistilktrobe during viewing a and the sub-screens automatically increase.

to

the multiistillEstrobe during normal playback, the active picture enters normal playback and

"TO

INCREASE THE SUBSCREENS MANUAUY"

Still pictures memorized

I

TV

broadcast, the active picture enters

by

the digital memory

fed

to the screen.

if

an

increase in sub-screens

I

is

TV

desired.) broadcast

For

multiiilllstrobe of

The audio is muted during multiistilllstrobe when ache picture During fast playback; speed Multi-stilktrobe cannot The still picture may vibrate In this

case,

ME FOLLOWING CAN BE DONE

press

reverse

direction, see page

search,

be

recorded or insert-ediied on this

if

the multistilllstrobe is released when the active picture is in still playback.

the

SLOWlFR AW button.

DLlRlNG MLILTCSTIWOBE:

high

speed

67.

search

TO INCREASE THE SllB-SCREENS MANUALLY

In

case

the active picture is

advances one

If the SLOWIFRAW button is continuously pressed

enter

ln

case

ton

only once

subscreens.

the

If

it

is desired to increase the screens again automatically, keep pressing the MULTl STILLISTROBE button

for more than about one second.

frame

slow ~lavback.

the &picture is in normal playback

will

not

in

still playback, each time the SLOWIFR AW button

at a time, and each time the given number of

or

increase the sub-screens. Each subsequent pressing ofthe

for

TV

broadcast mode. pressing the MULTl STILUSTROBE but-

is

in

slow

or still playback.

or

recording, multi-stillEstrobe cannot be engaged.

VCR.

is

pressed,

frames

more than about one second, the active picture will

are fed, the subscreens increase.

button

-

the

active picture

will, hawlever, increase

TO CHANGE THE NUMBER OF MULTISCREENS

Each time the DIVIDE button is pressed, the number screens will increase.

displayed on the screen.)

The number

TO

CHANGE THE INTERVAL OF STROBE SPEED (THE SPEED AT WHICH

(The

number

af

multiireens will change

9+

16+25+36

C

1,

+

81

+

64 + 49

of

multi-screens will be

as

2

af

multi-

shown below.

MULTl

9

PAGES/SPEED

Number

SCREENS INCREASE)

Each

time the SPEED + button

intenml will become shorter; each time the SPEED - button

is

pressed,

displayed on the screen.)

The strobo

When the active picture cast, 2 seconds (at When the active picture is in

vance

play

it

wil

become

speed

interval display

playback, 8 frames (at display 1) - 1 frame (at dis-

8).

is

pressed,

longer. (The

can

be

is

in normal playback or

1) - 1/30 seconds (at

slow

the

strobo

set

in eight steps.

playback

st&

speed

TV

display

or

frame

speed

will

be

broad-

8).

ad-

TO TURN ALL SUB-SCREENS INTO FREEZE FRAME

Use

of

the PLAY, PAUSEISTILL and SLOWlFR

The

operation is the

pages

57

For

example,

pidure

will

and

if

enter still playback.

same

as

that in playback mode when there is no multiistillktrobe screen. (Refer

58)

the PAUSESTILL button is

AW

pressed

buttons

when the

active

picture

is

in normal playback, the active

Ilma

If the picture

multi-stilktrobe

Use

af

MUUI STIWSTFIOBE bulton

If

the active picture

If

the

is

in an action mode such

screen

active picture

as

will

be

released.

is

in

still

is

playback, pressing the button changes the

in slaw playback. pressing

fast

playback, speed search, high speed

the

button changes the

active

screen

of

search

screen

multiiscreens

'THE SUE

Strobe speed

and

to

slow playback.

to

still playback.

5

stop,

to

the

TO

TURN ALL SUB-SCREENS INTO FREEZE FRAME

If

the

active

picture

is

the

sub-screen on the bottom

that

are

memorized

If

it

is

mora

Tape

desired

When

or

to

the

TV

broadcasts continue to

in normal playback

right

by

the

digital

change a still

button

is

pressed,

or

TV

is

the actiw picture

memory.

pidure

to

an

the

screen

advance

brmdcast, pressing the MUffl STILLETROBE button when

adive

on

even though all the subscreens

REVERSE MULTISTILLSTROBE

Press the REVERSE SLOWlFR multiiilB

In

case

of

changing

active

pidure enters

the given number

In

case

of

changing

enters

reverse

screens increase in (lhe active picture

Press the MUUI SllLUSlROBE button during

The active pidure

tion at a (Pressing the R PLAY button during multi-stillEsbobe result in

fixed

to

reverse

af

to

frame

the

enters

interval.

the

reverse

frames

the

reverse

advance

mem

reverse

AW

button on the remulti-still/stmbe

slow playback,

are

fed.

stillEs$obe when the

each time

direction

slow playback

playback

when

and

the

RRlERSE SLOWlFR

each

time

if

reverse

and

the sub-screens automatically increase in the

will

cause all the subscreens

picture,

the

sub-screens increase in the

the

press

upper left

control

the

adive

active

the

given number

button

playback

the

MUffl S'MUSTROBE button

will

become

unit during multi stilVstrobe to obtain

picture is in normal playback

picture

is

in

still

ADV

button

af

frames

is

kept

pressing

to

obtain

reverse

the

same action

to

become still pictures

the

active

picture.

are

still pictures.

reverse

direction each

playback, the

is

pressed,

are

fed.

for

about

multi-stilktroba

as

above.)

active

and

one

second.)

reverse

or

slow,

picture

the sub

once

the

time

direc-

WHEN ME JOGISHUTTLE BUllON IS PRESSED DURING MUUI-STILLSTROBE. ME ACTIVE PICTURE'S

PLAYBACK ACTION MODE CAN BE CHANGED

BY

USING ME JOG DlAL AND THE SHUTTLE RING.

The

active picture enters

still playback

-

reverse

back.

slow

or

reverse

play

or normal playback.

Em!

If

the angle

multistillistrobo will be released (see page

The active picture enters

reverse

BY

USING THE JOG DlAL AND SHUlTLE RING WHEN VIEWING ME MULJI-STILLISTROBE, IT IS POSSIBLE

TO

SEARCH FOR THE POSITION WHERE IT IS DESIRED

During viewing Press

of

the SHWTLE ring is set

Turn counterclockw'

frame advance

mukstilktrobo, turn back the SHUlTLE ring

the JOGISHUmE button.

C

to

the position

61).

of

fast

TO

playback,

START

RECORDING.

to

the center.

speed

search or high speed search.

The active picture enters forward frame advance

Turn

theSHUlTLE ring to turn the subscreen where

Turn

back

the SHUmE ring

Turn

the

JOG dial to search for precise starting position

Press

the PAUSEISTILL button.

(Multi stilhbe is released.) Press

the

REC button.

[81

P- the PAUSEISTILL

to

the center.

button

to begin recording.

it

is

of

lma

If

the SHUTTLE ring angle is

JWSHUTTLE button is pressed, multi stiWrobe will be released.

set

at

the position

of

fast

playback, speed search or high speed search when the

desired

recording.

to

start

recording the active picture.

This

searches the scene then displays a freeze frame reviewed There

counter will will

Example: Multi-time search

are

be

0)

Action VCR

at

a glance.

two

types

be

0

or

Present time

wM36s

The screen

every

of

multi-time search; one displays

5) and the other displays

hk~k?

turns

five

minutes

of

the scene

of

every

MULTl

TIME

SEARCH

display ~ountei display The screen turns into multi-

black

(or

on

every

5 minutes

ten minutes)

the multi-screen. Thus the recorded contents

ten minutes

with

OH30M00s

Playback picture

for a few

of

every

five

9

subscreens

seconds.

recorded time, plays it back

minutes of recorded time (the minute

of

recorded time (the minute dgit on the counter

of

scene

1

for

screen and the subscreen displays a scene

a few seconds and

of

a

tape

can

dgit

freeze

1.

frame

be

on the

of

the

I

Press the DIVIDE button to

(The number Press the SPEED

(Interval

For For

Press

To

release

of

subscreens

of

searching searching searching

the MULTI TIME SEARCH

the multi-time

m

The number

If the

TO PLAY

Perfwm

and playback will begin.

Enter the counter number Pressing the STOP button

of

tape

elapsed

subscreens

stops with black screen, press the DIGITAL CLEAR button.

BACK

THE SCENE DISPLAYED ON THE MULTISCREEN

time search using

select

is

+

or

-

button

is

displayed on the

of

each

five

minutes,

of

each ten minutes,

search,

and

to

the

stops

the number

displayed on the

to

select

seled seled

buiton

press the DIGITAL CLEAR button.

intend

the

counter number displayed on the scene. The

the intend

TV

screen.)

on

the

of

searching

of

subscreens.

TV

the

strobo

the

strobo

remde

screen.)

of

searching.

speed

control

cannot

display between

unit.

be

changed during multi-time

second.

the playback and resumes the multiscreen.

1

and

5

and

tape

4.

8

search.

will wind

to

the scene

aa

Tape direction

~ounte~dis~la~

Playback picture

for a few seconds.

IT

IS CONVENIENT

VIEW THE RECORDED CONTENTS OF A TAPE AT A GLANCE.

@

Begin the muhitime search

@

Rewind the

@)

Press the PLAY butlon and then the PAUSUSTILL button to obtain still frame.

@

Press the INSERT button

(The

@

Press the PAUSEISTILL button

@

Press the SrOP button after recording for a few seconds.

(The multi-screen is released.)

During insert editing, the audio signal (such as the audio signal currently connected to the AUDIO IN connectors can

be

recorded, set the REC LEVEL control to

If the beginning

disturbed. In this

be

deleted, and then

The still frame in step

by

the still adjustment. During multiiscreen playback playback

of

scene

TO

tape

to the beginning.

TV

screen

does

of

the

case,

will

cause the screen to vibrate, but this is not a malfunction.

The screen turns into multiscreen and the subscreens

2

displays freeze frames scene

1

and

2.

INSERT-EDIT A MULTCSCREEN AT ME BEGINNING OF RECORDED SECTION

to

display all subscreens.

to

engage insert standby mode.

not

display

the

editing window.)

to

start insert editing.

tape

was

not

recorded, the picture on which insert editing has been performed

record the beginning

perform

@

insert editing.

will

vibrate, but this is

of

a

tape

on which insert editing has been

of

the

tape

not

a malfunction. In this

When all 9 screens are displayed

the reached,

of

be

simultaneously recorded. If the audio signal is not

in advance

multiiscreen and the

a

TV

broadcast) from

with

a

few

case,

performed,

or

the

it

will become a

the

seconds

of

some picture that

vibration cannot

changing the

tape

end is

tape

equipment that is

be

eliminated

tape

will

can

to still

TiD

to

be

This

searches the scene displays a at a glance.

Example: Multi-address search with

freeze

frame

where

of

the

the address signal has been recorded, plays

scene

I

Present

pition

on the multixreen.

9 sub-screens

Address

Thus

the recorded contents

number

7

it

back for a

of

a

few

seconds and

tape

can

then

be reviewed

The screen turns black. Playback picture

Press the DIVIDE button

(The

number of sub-screens is displayed on the

Press the

To release the muhiiddress search,

a

The

If the

TO

PLAY

Perform

playback will begin.

Pressing the

MULTI ADDRESS

number

of

subscreens

tape

stops with Mack screen,

BACK

THE SCENE

address search using the address number

SrOP button

to

select

SEARCH

cannot

DISPLAYED

stops

the playback

Detected addred number

brafewseconds scene

the number of subscreens.

TV

screen).

button

on

the

remote

press

the DIGITAL

be

changed during multi-address

press

the DIGITAL

ON

displayed

and

CLEAR

THE MULTISCREEN

on

resumes the muki-screen.

of

scene

contrd

unit.

button.

search.

button.

the scene.

7

The

tape

will wind

The screen

screen displays a freeze frame

turns into multii

and

the subscreen

7.

to

the scene

and

of

the

Address number

11

Playback picture of scene

few

for a

seconds. scene 7 and

IT

IS CONVENIENT

VIEW THE RECORDED CONTENTS OF A TAPE

@

Begin the multiiaddress search to display all subscreens.

@

Rewind the

@

Press the PLAY button and then

@

Press the INSERT button to engage insert standby mode.

me

@

Press the PAUSUSTILL button to start insert editing.

@

Press the STOP button after recording for a

me multiiscreen is released.)

8

tape

TV

screen does

Address

number

The screen turns into multii When all 9 screens are disscreen and the subscreens

8

displays freeze frames

8.

TO

INSERT-EDIT A MULTlSCREEN AT THE BEGINNING OF RECORDED SECnON

to

the beginning.

the

PAUSUSTILL button

not

display the editing windaw.)

FT

A GLANCE.

few

seconds

of

the reached, it will become a

to

obtain still frame.

15

played or the multi-screen and the tape

stop.

Tape

tape

direction

end is

will

TO

ma

During insert editing, the audio signal (such as the audio signal

currently connected to the AUDIO IN

set

be recorded,

If

the

beginning disturbed. In this case, record the beginning be deleted, and then perform insert editing. The still frame in step @will vibrate, but this by the still adjustment. During mukreen playback of a playback will cause the screen to vibrate, but this is not a malfunction.

the REC LEVEL control to

of

the tape was not recorded, the picture

connectors can be simultaneously recorded.

0.

of

the tape in advance with a

is

not a malfunction. In this case, vibration cannot

tape

on which insert editing has been performed, changing the tape to still

on

which insert editing has been performed will be

of

a

TV

broadcast) from the equipment that is

If

the audio signal is not to

few

seconds

of

some picture that can

be

eliminated

SINCE THIS VCR USES A FLYING ERASE HEAD, EXCEPTIONALLY FINE EDITING IS POSSIBLE.

Begin playback.

Press

the PAUSEEXILL

button

to obtain still

frame.

Press the

Press

(The

according to the angle Tum the SHUlTLE Tum back the SHUlTLE ring Tum the

Press the REC button

REC

button

the JOGISHUlTLE button.

TV

screen will display

JOG

dial

mia

If

the

tape

In order to produce

from the time record pause

speed is switched

finer

to

engage

of

the

ring

to

locate the precise position

to

start

edii

record

pause mode

an

ediing window SHUlTLE ring.)

lacate the

is

point

to

the

center.

recording.

at

an

edii

results, when Wing

released to the time when

section, the picture there will be

and

at

whii

of

'

the

you wish

recording.

with

playback speed

tostart

recording

the ding window

the

contents

for

the

subscreen will become the one

while

observing the subscreen.

diied.

it

takes

some three

are

recorded.

or

four seconds

THIS

VCR

ALLOWS YOU TO RECORD NEW SOUND ON A PRE-RECORDED CASSETTE

ALONG

WITH THE EXISTING PICTURE. THE SOUND TRACK AVAILABLE FOR AUDlO DUBBING IS THE NORMAL SOUND TRACK ONLY. THE Hi-Fi SOUND TRACKS ARE REPRODUCED AS USUAL DURING AUDIO DUBBING.

BEFORE

HiFi

SOUND TRACK

NORMAL SOUND TRACK

r

I

Set

the

EXTERNAL INPUT SELECT switch

+LINE

OUT

to

"2"

Narration

position.

AFTER

Nanation

Sound effect

-

Conned the equipment to be used for the new recording.

Use the MIC jack to connect a microphone. Use

the

Press the INPUT SELECT button to

Load a cassette with the erasure prevention tab intact.

Press the PLAY button to begin playback. Locate the point where audio dubbing is to begin. Use the speed search,

Press the AUDlO DUB button (the Release the pause to begin audio dub recording.

Press the AUDlO DUB button to terminate audio dub recording

The AUDIO DUB indicator will go off.

Audio dubbing is not possible using a cassette whose erasure prevention When using a microphone, if a high-pitched sound is heard from the or place the microphone away from the When both the microphone and audio input terminals are connected, audio dubbing

microphone signal. The sections where audio dubbing has been done will have somewhat reduced audio quality. Audio dubbing erases any preexisting recording on the tape and replaces During audio dubbing, the audio monitor automatically switches to the normal audio track.

AUDlO IN connectors for a radio cassette recorder or cassette deck.

fast

play and pause contmls to find the precise location. Select pause at that point.

Always remove the microphone when

UCT

when using the AUDlO IN connectors.

AUDIO DUB indicator will illuminate) and operate the sound source

at

the desired point.

tab

removed.

set, either turn dawn the

it

with

new

TV

set.

not

TV

in use.

TV

is

only done with the

audio.

volume

AN "INSEFIT EDIT" IS 'THE RECORDING OF NEW VIDEO INTO A SECTION OF AN EXIST-

TO

ING TAPE

REPLACE THE ORIGINAL VIDEO. YOUR NEW VCR

FORM AN "INSERT EDIT"

WITH A MINIMUM OF PICTURE DISTOFn'lON AT THE "EDIT-IN"

IS

DESIGNED TO PER-

AND "EDIT-OUT" POINTS.

Only the VHS and will contain the audio from the original recording. Performing Some

For Set the this VCR's EXTERNAL

an

picture

inserting

Hi-Fi

audio track is recorded in the insert

insert

edii

distortion

video

in the same location more than once will degrade

or

chaw in

signals from another VCR

color

may occur with the insert

INPUT

+AUDIO

-AUDIO

SELECT switch

IN

2

IN

2

UCKl

edit

RICH-2

mode.

The

to

"2"

position.

AUDIO OUT

normal audio sound track is not erased

picture

edit

depending upon recording conditions.

R-

L-

quality.

Connect the equipment to

be

used

for insert edit. Press the INPUT SELECT button to

UCT.

Load the cassette to point.

Press

the PIAY button (continue the playback for a

cator is illuminated). Press the

(The

of the Tuni the SHUlTLE ring to locate the point at which you wish Turn back the SHUTTLE ring to Turn the JOG dial to search for precise starting

[81

Press (The

Press the INSERT button to engage the insert slandby mode. Operate the video source and press the

Press the

The PAUSUSTILL button may source.

If

the

to protect the

At

the beginning

due to

Use recording in the same

The

Insert recording

JOGISHUlTLE button.

JOGISHUlTLE indicator wl illuminate and playback

SHUlTLE ring.)

the PAUSESTILL button.

JOG/SHUlTLE indicator will

STOP button to stop insert edit recording.

W=R

is

left

tape

any

failure or defect.

of

the

TAPE SPEED button is not necessary during insert

tape

speM

be

edii,

set the

TV

to the Video channel and wind the

the

center.

position

turn

off.)

PAUSEISTILL button to begin insert edit recording.

be

operated during insert

in the insert standby mode

of

insert recording the sound

tape

is not displayed during insert recording.

cannot

speed at which the

be

done on unrecorded

for

longer than about 5 minutes,

is

momentan9

tape

?ape

to the approximate edit

few

seconds and check that the DIGITALTFWCKING indi-

speed

will become the one according to the angle

to

start insert edit recording.

of

insert edit recording.

edit

has been

recording to

played

back in the fast rewind mode. This is not

edii

recording.

recorded.

bypass

it

material from the video

automatically switches to

W=R

automatically inserts the

-

stop

What

may

initially

I

No

power

supplied to VCR.

The VCR POWER

unit does

not operate

appear

is

ON but

to

be

trouble

1

is

not

always

a

pcoblem.

Has

the

Pawer

Is the PROG REC indicator (Q) illuminated? If

sq

press the PROG REC button. The PROG REC indiior ( Q ) turns

off.

Press the VCR POWER

Press the TIMER RESET button using a pencil or a ball point pen, then

press

cord been disconnected from the

the VCR POWER button to ON.

Make

button

sure

to ON.

first...

AC

outlet?

I

and

TV

Poor

I-

picture.

I

button

does

not

I

Opeme

I

No picture during recording.

No recording

of

TV

programs

I

No

timer recording.

PLAY button does

not

andlor

opetata

Rewind do

not

Fast

operate.

Forward

Adjust the fine tuning

1

Is the

DEW

indicator ON?

Has

1

I

the cassette erasure prevention tab been removed?

If

sq

stick a piece

Is the

tape

wound

Has

the

TV

Has

Is the VIDEO/lV button set to

Is

the INPUT SELECT button

If

so,

Is

the VCR's channel selector Is the INPUT SELECT button set to If

so,

Has

Have

Has Has Has

Is the DEW indicator ON? Is the PROG REC indicator

If

so,

off.

Press the VCR POWER button to ON.

Is the No

fast

Is the No rewinding: Is the

been

the connection cord become disconnected?

sq

to TUNER

set

to TUNER or SIMUL

the PROG REC button been switched ON?

the present time and recording time been the channel been a

power

the power cord been disconnected?

failure occurred?

press the PROG REC button. The PROG REC indicator

cassette

forwsrd:

tape

wound to the end?

tape

wound to the beginning?

tape

control

of

vinyl

to

the end?

set

to the

or

at

SIMUL.

set

its

on the

If

sq

refer to

tape

over the gap

Vieo

TV?

set

propew

If

so,

refer

(

FJ

)

end?

TV

(channel 3 or 4).

the

"C0NDENSA;nON" on page 4.

(see

page

26).

Channel (channel 3 or 4)?

If

so, set to VIDEO.

to

UCT?

to an

active

channel?

EN?

set

accurately?

to

the "CONDENSCITION"

illuminated?

on

(

FJ

page 4.

)

turns

I

Noise

(snow)

and distorted

No

is interrupted.

sound

in

Hi-fi

Or

the

sound.

sound

Has

the DIGlT4L TRACKING switch

If

so,

set

If noise tion.

set

TRACKING

(See

1

page

Even when picture noise and breaks

tapes

back ing. (See The

tape

set

to MANUAL position?

to AUTO

appears

the DlGrrAL TRACKING switch to MANUAL mition and rotate

page

may

position.

when the DIGITALTRACKING switch is

mnMl

until the

59.)

is

in

recorded on other VCRs In such

59.)

be

too old or

clear

the

besl

picture and

with

the automatic digital tracking adjustment.

HCR

sound track sometimes occur when playing

too

damaged

for

set

HiiFi

sound

can

cases

adjust the

proper recording.

to

AUX)

be

posi-

obtained.

Hii

track-

I

Clear

N

playback clear.

pictures but during

the

picture

is

nd

This

may

be

due

to

a

build

after

a

normally occurs

Do

not

attempt procedures may irreparably dealer.

to

clean

long

the

.

up

of

period

video

damage

aide

of

heads,

particles

time.

the

on the

video

heads

as

improper head cleaning

video

heads.

Contad

that

your

VCR does

mote control unit.

If

the

not

above

operate with

remedies

do

not

re-

Is the REMmE If so,

cure

the

dealer.

SPECIFICATIONS

Fwver source Fwver consumption Television system Tape format

Tape speed Record time

Playback time

Fast

ForwardIRewind time

TV

tuner

RF channel output Channel selection

VIDEO

lnput

Output

Y

signal inputloutput

C signal inputloutput

AUDIO

Frequency Dynamic range

Wow and flutter

lnput Microphone lnput output

Timer Timer accuracy

Operating temperature

Operating humidity Dimensions

Weight

responce

12w 60Hz

Approx. EIA standard (525 lines, 60 fields) SVHSNHS 3335 mmec (SP), 16.68 mmec (LP) (Playback only), 11.12 mmec (EP)

160

160 Approx. Antenna input 75 ohm unbalanced F connector VHF CH2 -13, UHF CAW Channel 3 or 4 (switchable)

Frequency synthesizer Set

Remote control unit : ten keys, random

0.5 to 2.Wpp : 75 ohm, BNC plug (REAR)

0.5

1.OVpp : 75 ohm, BNC plug

1.OVp-p/75 ohm (Sconnector)

Burst 0.286Vppn5 ohm (Sconnector) 20Hz - 20kHz (H'kFi sound)

Better than

Less

-8dBs 50k ohm unbalanced RCA

-

-8dBs lk ohm unbalanced RCA

12-hour digital

8

Crystal oscillation

41°F- lW°F (5%-

35% to isiins-(w) x sisns-(HI x islsns-(q

264 Ibs

53

mintwith TI60 cassette mme is tripled in EP mode)

midwith

3

5A,

:

updown

to

2.Wpp : 75 ohm unbalanced RCA

than

67dBs 10k ohm standard mic jack

programs over four weeks

80%

set

to ON position.

problem

watts

min

A-5 - A-1,

90dB (Hi-Fi sound in SP

OXX)So!

T-160

with

cassette

Wrrn

you

are

having,

rime

T-120 cassette

CH14-

69

A-W,

W+l - W+84

(HCR sound)

type

switch

(Includes

400C)

set

to

OR position?

disconnect

NTSC-lype

is

doubled in LP mode and tripled in EP mode)

&or

the

power

signal

cord and

contact

access

type

jack (FRONT)

mode)

type

jack

type

jack

Monday thru Friday and every week functions.)

your

The

Sconnectors input (or output) separately

Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.

and

Design

specifications are subject to change without notice.

Y

and

C

signals

which

correspond

to

NTSC

video

signals.

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual