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3 CAUTiONS 4 CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS

8 INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROLLER 10 INSTALLATION 11 TUNING THE TV SET TO THE VIDEO PLAYBACK

CHANNEL

12 SETTING THE TUNER IN THE VTR

14 SETTING THE CLOCK TO THE PRESENTTIME

16 THE VIDEO CASSETTE

17 PLAYBACK 25 RECORDING FROM A TV BROADCAST SIGNAL

26 NtCAM SYSTEM 27 HI-FI AUDIO SYSTEM

28 USING THE VTR AS A HI-FI AUDIO RECORDER

29 SUPER OTR FUNCTION

(ONE-TOUCH TIMER RECORDING)

IMPORTANT

Your attention is drawn to the fact that recording of pre-recorded tapes or discs

or other pubiished or broadcast materfai may infringe copyright laws.

WARNING

TO PREVENT FiRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUiPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

B DO NOT REMOVE OUTER COVER.

To prevent electric shock, do not remove

cover. No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

is the safety information

Video recorders carrying the HQ symbol mark feature the new VHS High Quality Picture System. This system as sures complete compatibility with VTRs that use the con

ventional VHS system. 31 TIMER RECORDING 37 VHS INDEX SEARCH SYSTEM

40 INTRO SCAN FUNCTION 41 TIME SEARCH 42 CAMERA RECORDING 43 DUBBING (COPYING) 45 INSERT EDITING

46 AUDIO DUBBING 47 BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE 49 SPECIFICATIONS

Please read these cautions before you operate this VTR.

Cassette Compartment Door

When first unpacking the unit, you may notice that the cassette compartment door is partially open. This condition is due to the operation of a safety device designed to protect the unit from vibration during shipment; it is not a malfunction. When the AC mains lead is connected to a mains outlet, the door will return to its original position.

Avoid Sudden Changes in Temperature

If the VTR is suddenly moved from a cold place to a warm place, moisture may form on the tape and inside the VTR. In this case, the Dew Indicator “ d ’’ will flash on and off and the VTR will not operate.

Humidity and Dust

Avoid places where there is high humidity or much dust,

which may cause damage to internal parts.

Do Not Obstruct the Ventilation Holes

The ventilation holes prevent abnormal increase in tem perature. Do not block or cover these holes. Especially avoid covering the holes with soft materials such as cloth or paper.

Keep away from High Temperature

Video Head Clogging

The video heads are the means by which the recorder places picture signals on the tape during recording, and reads picture signals from the tape during playback. If these heads become dirty and clogged from long use, the signals

can no longer be recorded correctly, and the playback pic

ture will be distorted accordingly. This is the case, for ex

ample, during the playback of a tape, the sound is repro duced normally, but no picture is seen, or the picture is greatly distorted. When such a symptom case occurs have the recorder checked by qualified service personnel.

Lightning

To avoid damage by lightning, disconnect the aerial plug from the VTR.

If Dew Condensation Forms in the VTR

Condensation may form in the VTR if:

•The VTR is in a room where the heater has just been turned on.

•The VTR is in a room with steam or high humidity.

•The VTR is brought from cold surroundings into a well-

heated room.

•The VTR is suddenly brought from cool surroundings,

such as an air-conditioned room or car, to a place which is hot and humid.

Keep the VTR away from extreme direct heat such as direct sunlight, heating radiators, or closed automobiles.

Keep Magnets away

Never bring a magnet or magnetized object near the VTR

because it will adversely affect the performance of the VTR.

No Fingers or Other Objects Inside

Touching internal parts of this VTR is dangerous, and may cause serious damage to the VTR. Do not attempt to dis

assemble the VTR. There are no user serviceable parts inside.

Keep Water away

Keep the VTR away from flower vases, tubs, sinks, etc. CAUTION: If liquids are spilled into the VTR, serious damage could occur. If you spill any liquid into the VTR, consult qualified service personnel.

Cleaning the VTR

Wipe the VTR with a clean, dry cloth. Never use cleaning fluid, or other chemicals. And do not use compressed air to

remove dust.

When dew forms in the VTR: (Refer to page 6)

The Dew Indicator “ 6 ” on the Multi-Function Display will flash on and off and all the function buttons are made non-operational to protect the tape and the video heads.

When the Dew Indicator flashes, wait until this indicator disappears.

•If dew condensation forms inside the VTR while the VTR

On/Off Switch is off, it will turn on automatically and the

Dew Indicator will flash on and off. As soon as the dew condensation has been dissolved, the VTR will turn itself off again.

•If the Dew Indicator continues to stay on, have the recorder checked by qualified service personnel.

Stacking

Place the VTR in a horizontal position, and do not place anything heavy on it.

CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS

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No. Description

Page No. Description

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0 Control Panel Open Button

0 Audio Recording Mode Indicators 0 Audio Dubbing Indicator

0 Digital Tracking Indicator

0 Insert Editing Indicator 0 Infra-red Remote Control Receiver

0 VTR On/Off Switch with Indicator

0 Headphones Output Level Control 0 Noise Filter/Edit Selector 0 Picture Sharpness Control 0 Hi-Fi/Normal Mix Switch 0 Digital Tracking Selector 0 Cassette Compartment

16 0 Jog/Shuttle Button 26 46 23

8 11 28

0 Clock Button 14 0 Preset/Fine/Normal Button 0 Timer Controls

0 Clear Button 0 Tape Speed Button 0 Timer Record Button 0 Rewind ◄◄/Review @ Button 0 Play/x2 Button {►) 0 Fast Forward ►►/Cue © Button 0 Eject Button (^)

19 11

12 12

13 13 25

17 17 16

0 Audio Rec Level Controls

0 Tape Select Switch 0 Input Signal Selector

0 Jog/Shuttle Indicator

0 Microphone Input Socket 0 Headphones Socket 28 0 MPX Filter Switch 0 Nicam/Mono Switch 27 0 Multi-Function Display

0 Shuttle Ring 19 0 Jog Dial 20

28 23 12 19

0 Channel Selection Up and Down Buttons 0 OTR On Buttons 0 OTR Off Buttons

0 Counter/Remaining Tape Time Selector

0 Reset Button 0 Audio Dubbing Button

0 Insert Editing Button 0 Pause/Still Button (I I)

0 Stop Button (■) 0 Record Button (•)

12 29 29

17 17 25

CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS (CONT’D)

Multi-Function Display

No. Description

When dew forms:

Dew Indicator

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No.

@ Search Indicator @ Repeat Indicator @ Memory Indicator @ Counter Mode Indicator @ Tape Speed Indicator

@ Audio Playback Mode Indicators 27

Description Page

24 24 25

(i) Audio Level Meter @ Timer Programme Number @ Channel Display

@ Cassette-in Indicator

(D VTR Mode Indicator

Tape Running Display @ Timer Recording Indicator (§) Double Speed Indicator @ Recording Indicator @ OTR Indicator

(Q) Date Display @1 Position Indicator 12 @ Erase Indicator

16 17

32 17 26 29

39 @ Write Indicator @ Remaining Tape Time Indicator

(J|) Tape Counter Indicator 21

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No. Description 0 RF Output Socket 0 Audio Input Sockets 10 0 Video Input Socket 43 0 Synchro Edit Socket 0 Audio Output Sockets 0 Video Output Socket

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10 10 0 RF Input Socket

No. Description 0 AC Mains Lead Socket 0 Test Signal Switch

0 Video Playback Channel Selector

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INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROLLER

Use as Digital Scanner

Slide the Mode Selector Cover downward.

(i^ Digital Scanner On/Off Button

@ Bar Code Reading Section @ Transmit Button

Bar Code Reader Display

O VTR On/Off Button

e Clock Counter Selector e Audio Output Selector

Q Record Buttons (•) 0 Pause/Sttll Button (I I) 0 Stop Button (■) 0 Rewind -^^/Revlew @ Button

0 Search Buttons

0 Time Search Button

0 Monitor Button 0 Remaining Tape Time Button

Index Button

0 Write Button

Erase Button

Programme Position (Channel) Selector Buttons

Mode Selector Cover

Play/x2 Button (^)

0 Fast Forward ^/Cue @ Button 0 Still Advance Button (»►)

0 Reverse Play Button

Memory/RepeatSearch Button

0 Reset Button 0 VTRH'V Selector

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0 Date Display 0 Channel Display e Start Time Display O End Time Display

Check Indicator

(§) Transmitting Section

Note:

To be able to use the unit as Remote Controller, press the Digital Scanner On/Off Button {the indications in the LCD Display will disappear).

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How to Operate the Remote Controller

(Digital Scanner)

Press the Digital Scanner On/Off Button to “ON".

•If no operation is performed for more than 25 seconds (4 minutes during setting of the clock time), the scanner

will automatically switch over to the power-saving standby condition and the lamp will go off. (In this case, if bar codes have already been read but not yet transmitted to the VTR, the data will be cancelled.)

•When the lamp is not lit, press the Button to turn it “ON" again.

Tracing the Bar Codes

(A) Place the Remote Controller on the Small Box. (B) Trace the bar code quickly in the direction of the arrow.

Power Source for the Remote Controller

■ The Remote Controller is powered by 4 lEC “R03” size batteries. The life of the batteries is about one year, however, it depends on the frequency of use. Inspect and if necessary, replace the batteries once a year.

CAUTION FOR BATTERY REPLACEMENT

• Load the new batteries with their polarities (-i-and -) aligned correctly.

• Do not apply heat to batteries, or internal short-circuit may

occur.

• If you do not intend to use the Remote Controller for a long period of time, remove the batteries and store them in a cool and dry place.

• Remove spent batteries immediately and dispose of them.

• Do not use an old and a new batteries together. (Also never use an alkaline battery with a manganese battery.)

The “Beep” sound indicates that the bar code was read

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Bar Code

•Treat the Programming Sheet with care. If the sheet gets dirty or scratched, the bar code reading may become impossible.

•Protect the Remote Controller from strong shocks and vibration. Keep it away from water and places with high temperature and humidity.

• If the bar code is traced slowly, it cannot be read correctly.

•When there is no “Beep” sound, the reading of the bar code is incomplete. Trace the bar code again.

•When using the Programming Sheet, put it on flat surface: Reading the bar codes while holding it in your hand or bending it, may result in incorrect op eration.

• Do not deviate from the bar code, nor stop tracing

halfway.

Trace the bar code completely past the last bar.

completely.

Load the batteries as follows:

^ Push back the battery compartment locking lever.

0 Lift off the battery compartment lid.

0 Insert the batteries with their polarities aligned as indi

cated inside the battery compartment.

0 Replace the lid.

Note;

•The infra-red beam should be transmitted directly at the Infra-red Remote Control Receiver on the front of the

VTR.

• Direct sunlight may interfere with the beam.

•The lightsensing angle of the Infra-red Remote Control

Receiver in the VTR is about 30“for each side from the centre.

•The unit should be used within a range of about 7 meters

from the front of the VTR.

Recommendation

After the programming of timer recording(s) is completed, press the Digital Scanner On/Off Button so that the indications in the LCD Display disappear, in order to save battery power.

INSTALLATION

Connection to a Stereo Amplifier

^ Connect the external aerial to the RF Input Socket on

the VTR.

0 Connect the aerial terminal on your TV set to the RF

Output Socket on the VTR with the supplied DIN-DIN Coaxial Cable.

^ Connect the AC Mains Lead to the AC Mains Socket of

the VTR to the mains outlet.

O the TV set is equipped with separate video and audio

input sockets, it is recommended to connect the VTR to the TV set with separate video and audio cables.

Stereo Amplifier

^ Connect the Audio Input Sockets on the VTR to the

REC OUT Sockets on the Stereo Amplifier.

^ Connect the Audio Output Sockets on the VTR to the

PLAYBACK Sockets on the Stereo Amplifier.

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TUNING THE TV SET TO THE VIDEO PLAYBACK CHANNEL

The adjustments described on this page are not necessary,

if the VTR is connected to the TV set via the Video/Audio output sockets.

This switch is used to select the Video Playback channel which is not occupied with any TV station (2 or 3).

O Turn the TV set on and select the AV programme po

sition or another programme position that is not occu pied by any TV station.

0 Press the VTR On/Off Switch to turn the VTR On.

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0 Press the VTR/TV Selector to “VTR” position.

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•VTR Indicator will appear in the Multi-Function Dis play.

0 Set the Test Signal Switch to “On”.

0 Tune the selected programme position (channel) of the

TV set to VHF channel 2 or 3.

Confirm on your TV set that the received test pattern is as shown below.

0 Set the Test Signal Switch to “Off”. Your TV is now

ready to receive the RF output signal from the VTR.

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TEST SIGNAL

To check, play back a pre-recorded tape and confirm

picture quality.

In some cases, further fine tuning is required in order to

get optimum colour and sound. Note that the test signal

is only a guide.

SETTING THE TUNER IN THE VTR

The tuner in the VTR makes it possible to receive TV broadcasts and to record these programmes without having to turn on the TV set.

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•Turn the TV set on and select the programme position (channel) which you have tuned to the video playback channel.

•Press the VTR On/Off Switch to turn the VTR on.

•Set the Input Signal Selector to “Tuner".

•Press the VTR/TV Selector to “VTR" position.

Tuning Procedure

O Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button.

The indication on the Multi-Function Display changes from the clock indication to the position indication.

^ Press the Channel Up or Down Button to select a

programme position (channel) which you want to tune

to a TV station.

0 Press the Band/AFC Button to select the “I", “III” or

“U” position.

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During the station search (The position indication flashes on and off.)

•When the tuning of the station is completed, the indication stops flashing and the tuned station is automatically memorized.

•At every push of the “+" or Button, the station will be tuned automatically.

Repeat steps 0~0 for ®ach channel you want to tune to a station.

0 Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button twice.

The indication on the Multi-Function Display changes back to the previous indication.

Fine Tuning Procedure

If fine tuning is necessary, for example for a weak station which is close to a strong station:

(T) Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button twice.

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•"AFC” Indicator will not be displayed.

•To return the tuning to its former state, press the Band/ AFC Button.

@ Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button.

How to Select the Programme Position (Channel) on the Remote Controller

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O Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button.

^ Press the Channel Up or Down Button to select a

programme position (channel) which you do not want to tune to a TV station.

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•Repeat steps O and O for any programme positions on which no stations are to be tuned. Afterwards, these programme positions will be skipped during Up/Down selection of the programme position.

0 Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button twice.

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that programme position on the VTR and then press the Clear Button.

(3) Press the Preset/Fine/Normal Button twice.

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for example 32

If more than 5 seconds pass between the first, second and

third push, the channel will not be changed normally.

SETTING THE CLOCK TO THE PRESENT TIME

The built-in digital clock employs the 24-hour system.

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For Example: Set the clock for Sunday, October 10,

1999,9:10

•Connect the VTR to the mAins outlet.

• Press the VTR On/Off Switch to turn the VTR On. ^ When connecting this VTR to the mains or after a long

power failure, the time indications flash.

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Press the “-I-" or Button to set the date.

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Press the “-t-”or “ - ” Button to set the hour.

Press the Next Button.

0 Press the or Button to set the minute.

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^ Press the Clock Button to start the date and time set

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Press the Clock Button when the present time be

comes exactly 9;10'00".

At every push of the Next Button, the flashing indication changes in the following order.

YEAR-^ MONTHS DATE-j- HOUR-> MINUTE

• In case of a power failure, the timer back-up system maintains the clock operation and timer content for at least 60 minutes. However, depending on the

charging time and the memory content, the back-up time may be considerably longer. However, it takes

more than 60 minutes for the back-up circuit to be come operational, after the VTR is connected to the mains.

•The Timer Record Function should be set to “Off”, otherwise the VTR cannot be operated normally. In this case, the Timer Record Indicator “[g” will flash to warn you.

• During date setting, the corresponding day is si

multaneously set.

•The clock/timer of the VTR is programmed with the

calendar up to the end of the year 2087.

The indications 88-99 are for the years 1988-1999.

The indications 00-87 are for the years 2000-2087.

Setting the Clock to the Present Time Using the Bar Codes

0 Trace the bar code for the hour (START TIME).

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Preparation

•Slide down the Mode Selector Cover on the Remote Controller so that the Bar Code Reader Display can be seen.

•Press the Digital Scanner On/Off Button to turn it “ON”.

O Trace the bar code “SETTING OF THE CLOCK".

SETTING OF THE CLOCK

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Trace the bar code for the year (YEAR).

o Trace the bar code for the month (MONTH).

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0 Trace the bar code for the minute (MIN).

0 Press the Transmit Button on the Remote Controller

and then confirm that the time is displayed in the

Multi-Function Display of the VTR.

“ Beep-beep-beep-beepbeep...’’ sound indicates that

the time setting is completed.

0 Press the Digital Scanner On/Off Button to turn it

“OFF”.

• If the transmission was not received correctly, the “Beep-Beep, Beep-Beep” sound from the VTR will warn you. In this case, perform transmission again.

• If the Remote Controller is left with no operation per

formed for more than 4 minutes, it will automatically switch over to the power-saving standby condition and the lamp in the reading tip goes out. (In this case, bar codes

that have already been read (but not yet transmitted to the

VTR) will be cancelled.

•The bar codes “SETTING OF THE CLOCK”. “YEAR” and “MONTH" are located on page 3 of the Programming Sheet.

Q Trace the bar code for the day of the month (DATE).

THE VIDEO CASSETTE

Inserting a Video Cassette (Auto Operation)

0 Press the Control Panel Open Button.

^ Insert the video cassette as shown. The VTR will be

turned on automatically and the cassette will be auto

matically drawn into the VTR.

^ When a video cassette is inserted, the “ EB ” mark will

appear.

Notes:

•When a video cassette with broken out erasure prevention tab (for example a pre-recorded tape) is inserted, play

back will start immediately.

• Use [VH^ video cassette tapes only.

•We recommend the “Panasonic Hi-Fi” high grade video cassette tapes for improved picture and sound quality.

Removing a Video Cassette

Q Press the Eject Button ( a).

Simply press the Eject Button; the VTR turns itself on, ejects the cassette and turns itself off again.

Auto Operation

Auto VTR On

When a cassette is inserted, the VTR turns itself on auto

matically.

Auto Play

If the tab of the inserted cassette is broken out, playback will start automatically without having to press any button.

Auto Rewind

When the tape reaches its end during recording (except OTR and timer recording) or piayback, it will automatically be rewound to the beginning.

Auto Eject

When trying to record on a cassette whose tab is broken out, the cassette will automatically be ejected to warn that the recording cannot be made.

VTR-Off Eject

When the VTR is off, the inserted cassette can be ejected

simply by pressing the Eject Button, and the VTR will au

tomatically turn itself off again.

Rewind Auto Shut Off

When the VTR On/OFF Button is pressed during rewinding,

the cassette will be ejected as soon as the beginning of the tape is reached, and the VTR will turn itself off.

Auto Timer Recording Standby

When the Timer Record Button is pressed during rewind ing, the VTR will switch over to the timer recording standby

mode after the beginning of the tape is reached.

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