SHARP VC-MH741SM User Manual

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VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER OPERATION MANUAL
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Estimado Cliente SHARP Gracias por adquirir este VCR de SHARP. Si lo cuida correctamente, disfrutará durante años de sus características. Lea atentamente este manual de funcionamiento antes de utilizar el VCR
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ESTE MANUAL CUBRE VARIOS MODELOS. TODAS LAS CARACTERÍSTICAS MENCIONADAS PUEDEN NO NECESARIAMENTE APLICARSE A SU VCR.
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Dear SHARP customer Thank you for buying this SHARP VCR. GIven proper care it will provide years of entertainment for the whole family. Please read this operation manual carefully before attempting to operate the VCR.
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The system is manufactured under licence from Gemstar Development Corporation.
THIS MANUAL COVERS A RANGE OF MODELS. ALL OF THE FEATURES MENTIONED MAY NOT NECESSARILY APPLY TO YOUR VCR.
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ESTE MANUAL ABRANGE UMA GAMA DE MODELOS. TODAS AS FUNÇÕES MENCIONADAS PODEM NÃO NECESSARIAMENTE APLICAR-SE AO SEU.
(ii)
MENU SET
CLEAR
DISPLAY
STANDBY
DPSS
INPUT SELECT
CHANNEL
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
SLOW
SV/V+
/TIMER
MODE OSD
INPUT
SELECT
CH
CH
OPERATE VOL
VOL
TV
TIMER
ON/OFF
AUDIO
OUT
SKIP
SEARCH
ZERO BACK
TAPE
SPEED
TV/VCR
+
REC
PAUSE/STILL
REW FF
PLAY / X2
STOP
231
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7
5
8
0
6
9
AM/PM
3. CHILD LOCK
15. VOLUME
21. MODE ON SCREEN
DISPLAY
23. CHANNEL
19. MENU SELECT
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27 PAUSE/STILL
8. AM/PM or
26. PLAY/X2
22. DISPLAY
16. ZERO BACK
5.AUDIO OUT
9. REWIND 25. FAST FORWARD
11.STOP
12. TAPE SPEED
13. SLOW
28. DPSS
/Slow speed
/
+
2. INPUT SELECT
6. MENU
18. SET
20. CLEAR
10. RECORD
17. SKIP SEARCH
14. BASIC SHARP TV
CONTROLS
1. STANDBY
4. TIMER ON/OFF
7. SV/V+/TIMER
24. INPUT SELECT
29. TV/VCR
/
+
VCR REMOTE CONTROL
/
VCR FRONT PANEL/REMOTE CONTROL EQUIVALENT FUNCTIONS.
If you prefer, or if remote control batteries fail, you will need to use the VCR front panel controls. The only differences in function are shown below:
FUNCTION
OSD
Moving UP/DOWN menu Moving LEFT/RIGHT menu
OPERATION WITH REMOTE
CONTROL
[]buttons [ ] buttons
OPERATION WITH VCR
FRONT PANEL
CHANNEL buttons. Turn shuttle ring RIGHT/LEFT
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This equipment complies with the requirements of Directives 89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC as amended by 93/68/EEC.
Dieses Gerät entspricht den Anforderungen der EG-Richtlinien 89/336/EWG und 73/23/EWG mit Änderung 93/68/EWG.
Ce matériel répond aux exigences contenues dans les directives 89/336/CEE et 73/23/CEE modifiées par la directive 93/68/CEE.
Dit apparaat voldoet aan de eisen van de richtlijnen 89/336/EEG en 73/23/EEG, gewijzigd door 93/68/EEG.
Dette udstyr overholder kravene i direktiv nr. 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC med tillæg nr.93/68/EEC.
Quest’ apparecchio è conforme ai requisiti delle direttive 89/336/EEC e 73/23/EEC, come emendata dalla direttiva 93/68/EEC.
Este equipamento obedece às exigências das directivas 89/336/CEE e 73/23/CEE, na sua versão corrigida pela directiva 93/68/CEE.
Este aparato satisface las exigencias de las Directivas 89/336/CEE y 73/23/CEE modificadas por medio de la 93/68/CEE.
Denna utrustning uppfyller kraven enligt riktlinjerna 89/336/EEC och 73/23/EEC så som kompletteras av 93/68/EEC.
Detta produ ktet oppfyller betin gelsen e i direktiven e 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC i en drin gen 93/68/EEC.
Tämä laite täyttää direktiivien 89/336/EEC ja 73/23/EEC vaatimukset, joita on muutettu direktiivillä 93/68/EEC.
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CONTENTS
BEFORE USING YOUR VCR
Important notes on your VCR ....................................................................................................... 2
Unpacking the accessories........................................................................................................... 3
IN STALLIN G YOUR V CR
Connecting the cables ................................................................................................................. 4
Tuning the TV into the VCR............................................................................................................ 5
Auto installation.............................................................................................................................. 6
BA SIC OPERATION
Important notes on your VCR and video tapes ......................................................................... 7
How to playback a video tape....................................................................................................7
Pausing and slow motion........................................................................................ 8
Fast forwarding/rewinding a video tape.............................................................. 9
Immediate recording................................................................................................................... 10
How to use to make a recording ............................................................................. 11
How to set a delayed recording ................................................................................................ 13
Checking, changing and cancelling a recording............................................ 15
ADVA N CED OPERATION
Audio and your VCR (HiFi VCR’S ONLY) .................................................................................... 16
Connecting to audio equipment............................................................................................... 17
Playback of a video tape ........................................................................................................... 18
Checking the amount of tape remaining.......................................................... 18
Playing back a video tape repeatedly .............................................................. 18
Playing back an NTSC tape ................................................................................. 19
Digital Display ............................................................................................................................... 20
Blue mute ...................................................................................................................................... 21
Colour ............................................................................................................................................ 21
Searching the video tape ........................................................................................................... 22
Skip searching the video tape............................................................................. 22
Digital programme search system (DPSS) ................................................................................. 22
Recording from other equipment .............................................................................................. 23
Decoder switching operation.....................................................................................................24
SPECIAL FEATURES ON YOUR VCR
Low power feature....................................................................................................................... 25
Child lock ...................................................................................................................................... 25
CUSTOMISED IN STALLATION
Manually tuning a channel......................................................................................................... 26
Broadcast and CATV channels .................................................................................................. 27
Manually sorting channels .......................................................................................................... 28
Sorting the channels into your preferred order.................................................. 28
Deleting channels ................................................................................................. 29
Re-naming channels ............................................................................................. 30
Changing the on-screen display language ............................................................................. 31
Manually setting the clock.......................................................................................................... 31
MORE IN FORMA TION A BOUT YOUR VCR
VCR digital display ....................................................................................................................... 32
Selecting the output from the VCR............................................................................................ 32
On-screen display ........................................................................................................................ 33
Specifications................................................................................................................................ 34
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ 35
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BEFORE USIN G YOUR VCR
IMPORTANT N OTES ON YOUR VCR
IDEAL VCR LOCATION
PLACE THE VCR..
... on a flat level surface away from radiators or other heat sources and out of direct sunlight.
... and video tapes away from magnetic sources such as speakers or microwave ovens.
... at least 8” (20cm) away from the TV.
... away from curtains, carpets or other materials and allow ventilation space around the VCR.
DO NOT...
... block the air-vent openings.
... expose the VCR to excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
... place any heavy object or liquid on top of the VCR. If liquid drops inside the VCR unplug immediately and contact your SHARP dealer. Do not use the VCR.
... insert or drop anything into the tape compartment or through the air-vents, as this could result in serious damage, fire or an electric shock.
POWER SOCKETS
To avoid overheating or even fire, insert the plug correctly into the socket.
DO NOT...
... overload power sockets, this may cause a fire or electric shock.
... pull the power cord to disconnect the plug from the mains.
... bind the power cords together.
This VCR is not equipped with a mains power switch. Accordingly, nominal current to drive the clock is drawn at all times when the AC power cord is plugged into a wall socket. If the VCR is not to be used for an extended period be sure to unplug the cord.
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BEFORE USIN G YOUR VCR
UNPACKIN G THE ACCESSORIES
CHECK ALL THESE ACCESSORIES ARE SUPPLIED WITH YOUR VCR. CONTACT YOUR DEALER IF ANY ARE MISSING.
REMOTE
CONTROL
(TY PE A A /R6/UM3) BA TTERIES (X 2)
for the remote control unit.
For a more
detailed
picture of your remote control refer to page (ii)..
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
Battery cover
Remote Control
Remote Control must be pointed towards the VCR to operate.
Do not expose to liquid or shock.
May not function if the VCR is in direct sunlight or any other strong light.
Replace both alkaline batteries (type AA/R6/UM3) if the remote control
Remove the batteries and keep in a safe place if you do not plan to use
Remove and dispose of flat batteries safely and promptly.
Incorrect use of batteries may cause them to leak or burst.
TO FIT TH E BA TTERIES IN TO THE REMOTE CON TROL
Remove the battery cover on the back of the remote control. Fit the batteries: to and to . terminals. Place the
battery cover back into position.
fails.
the VCR for several months.
RF CON NECTION CA BLE
the TV.
connects the VCR to
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IN STA LLIN G YOUR VCR
CON N ECTING THE CA BLES
Connect the VCR to the mains
AERIAL OR CA TV CABLE
Connect your existing aerial cable to the socket on your VCR.
AN TEN NA IN
Opt ional:
Satellite receiver or decoder to the VCR using a scart lead to
LIN E 2 IN /DECODER
socket on the VCR.
DECODER UNIT
Connect your
OR SATELLITE SYSTEM
The VCR is correctly connected.
Connect your TV to the VCR using the supplied rf connection cable, i.e. connect the
RF OUT
VCR socket to the TV
AERIAL IN
socket.
BA CK OF TELEVISION
Opt ional
have a scart lead connect it to your TV and
LIN E 1 IN /OUT
SCART (not supplied). If you
socket on the VCR.
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IN STA LLIN G YOUR VCR
TUN IN G TH E TV IN TO THE VCR
IMPORTANT N OTE: By press ing the S TAN DBY but t on, t he VCR will t oggle between STA N DBY and LOW POWER modes. The VCR display will not be illuminat ed in low power mode.
1.
Ensure your VCR is still in the STANDBY mode (not low power).
Switch on the TV. Select an unused
2.
channel on your TV for your VCR (there may be a dedicated video channel refer to your TV operation manual).
Press and hold the
3.
seconds. The VCR will search and display the ideal RF channel.
MEN U
button for 3
Example:
Tune the selected channel on your TV
4.
(refer to your TV manual) until the menu screen appears.
5.
Press
SET
to store the RF channel and to
place the VCR back into STANDBY.
MEN U SCREEN
TIMER
MODE GRUNDE INSTELLUNG
MN :WÄHLEN SET :E INGABE MENU :ENDE
NOTE:
If you have a preferred channel, the RF channel can be set manually (21-69) after Step 3 using [ / ] keys.
The TV is tuned to the VCR.
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IN STA LLIN G YOUR VCR
AUTO IN STALLATION
Press
STOP
to switch on your VCR.
This model will automatically tune in the TV channels in your area, sort them into a standard order and set the clock.
The screen opposite should be showing on your TV.
AUTO I NSTAL LAT I ON
Follow the instructions from the screens. (Auto sort will take a few minutes to complete)
On completion, the MOVE MENU will appear showing the present channel order. Press exit.
MEN U
to
PRESS SET KEY TO START
AUTOMAT I SCHE E I NSTEL LUNG
ZUM BEGINN,DIE SET-TASTE
DRÜCKEN .
SE T : E I NGABE ME NU :ENDE
If the clock is NOT automatically set, the clock screen will appear., refer to
SETTING THE CLOCK
been set correctly, press DISPLAY until the time appears on the display.
If you wish to customise the channel order refer to
MA N UALLY SORTIN G CHAN N ELS
MA N UALLY
. To check the clock has
.
If the screen above does not appear, follow the procedure
VCR RESET below.
VCR RESET
1.
Press
STOP
to switch on the VCR.
2.
Press and hold for 10 seconds.
3.
The AUTO INSTALLATION screen should now be showing on your TV.
4.
Follow the on-screen display to proceed with auto installation.
Refer to the
Your VCR could not tune automatically - due to for example poor reception.
You wish to re-arrange the channel order.
You wish to change the time on the clock or if the VCR could not set the time.
MEN U
and
CH AN N EL
buttons together on the front of the VCR
CUSTOMISED IN STA LLATION
chapter if
All the programmes should now be correctly tuned in and the clock set.
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BA SIC OPERA TION
IMPORTANT N OTES ON YOUR VCR AN D VIDEO TAPES
VIDEO TAPES
If you use only good quality video tapes, generally it will not be necessary to clean the video heads.
If poor quality tapes are used, or if a tape is loaded after changing VCR location, oxide from the tape may "clog" the video heads. This will cause the playback picture to be "snowy", or even disappear.
To remove minor contamination run a video tape in visual search mode. If this fails, you will need to have the heads cleaned by a SHARP Service Facility. Please note, if cleaning is necessary it is not covered by the guarantee.
Use video tapes which carry the mark.
SECAMPAL
HOW TO PLAYBACK A VIDEO TA PE
BEFORE YOU PLAYBACK A VIDEO TA PE
Condensation forms in the VCR when it is moved out of or into a warm place. If you try to playback or record, the video tape and VCR may be damaged. Turn the VCR on and wait for about two hours until the VCR reaches room temperature before operating.
PLAYBA CK
Switch on your TV and select the video channel.
1.
2.
Carefully push a pre-recorded video tape into the tape compartment. This will switch the VCR on.
If the record-protection tab has been removed, the VCR will start playback as soon as the video tape has been loaded.
To start playback, press
3.
X 2
().
PLAY/
Record protection tab
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BA SIC OPERA TION
HOW TO PLAYBACK A VIDEO TA PE
SH A RP SUPER PICTURE
normally set to ON. To turn VCR front panel.
For double speed playback (without sound), press
To revert to normal playback, press
To stop the video tape, press
To eject the tape press
should enhance the picture quality during playback. It is
SH A RP SUPER PICTURE
STOP
EJECT
PLAY/X 2
().
on the VCR.
( ) again.
on or off press
PLAY/X 2
SUPER P.
( ) again.
on the
PICTURE DISTURBAN CE DURIN G PLAYBACK
This VCR has an automatic tracking system which reduces picture disturbance when you start to playback a video tape. When auto-tracking is in operation flashes on the on-screen
display. If the picture still has disturbance you may need to manually track the video tape:
During PLAYBACK of a video tape.
Press
Press
CHANN EL
Tracking)
CH AN N EL
or to position picture interference off the TV screen. (Manual
and buttons together to start Auto Tracking.
PAUSIN G A N D SLOW MOTION
1.
Press
PLAY/X 2
2.
To pause the video tape, press
To minimise jitter whilst in pause mode press
Press
3.
Press PLAY/X 2 ( )to resume playback.
PLAY/X 2
To playback in slow motion (without sound) press motion speed can be adjusted using the or buttons next to the slow button.
Picture disturbance can be improved by using the CHAN N EL or during slow
motion playback.
( ) to start the video tape playing.
PAUSE/STILL
()
CH AN N EL
( ) to resume playback.
.
SLOW
or .
on the remote control. Slow
NOTES:
There will be picture interference and possibly a change to black and white picture using Pause and Slow functions.
PAUSE mode will disengage after about 5 minutes.
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BA SIC OPERA TION
HOW TO PLAYBACK A VIDEO TA PE
FAST FORWA RDIN G/REWIN DIN G A VIDEO TAPE
1. Press STOP ( ) to stop the video tape.
2. Press FAST FORWA RD ()/REWIN D ( ) on the remote control or turn the
shuttle ring on the VCR to the Right/Left and release.
3. To stop fast forward/rewind, press STOP ().
FORWARD/REVERSE VISUAL SEARCH
1. During playback, press FAST FORWA RD ()/REWIN D ( ) on the remote
control, or turn the shuttle ring fully to the Right/Left.
2. To lock search mode turn the shuttle far Right/Left and release.
3. To decrease the speed, press FAST FORWA RD ()/REWIN D ( ) again, or
turn the shuttle to the halfway position.
4. Press PLAY/X 2 ( ) to resume playback.
NOTE:
There will be picture interference and possibly a change to black and white picture using Visual Fast Forward/Rewind functions.
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BA SIC OPERA TION
IMMEDIATE RECORDING
SELECTION OF A CHAN N EL
Select the channel by using the number buttons on the remote control, or select the
next/previous channel by pressing CHAN N EL [or]. To change between single digit and 2-digit channel numbers, press AM/PM . For example, for channel 24, press AM/PM then press 2 4.
You can record the channel you are watching or a different channel.
1. Insert a video tape into your VCR.
2. Select the channel you wish to record on the VCR.
3. To start recording, press REC ().
4. To pause during recording, press PAUSE/STILL ().
5. To continue recording, press REC ().
6. To stop recording, press STOP ( ) once.
SIMPLE TIMED RECORDIN G:
1. To specify a stop time, press REC ().
STOP 15:30
2. Each additional press of REC ( ) will delay
the stop time by 10 minutes.
3. To stop recording at any time, press
STOP ( ) once.
NOTES:
If the tape ends before the recording is complete the VCR will stop recording and rewind, or eject if the VCR is in timer record mode.
If the VCR ejects the video tape when you press REC ( ) the tape is record
protected. i.e. record protection tab has been removed.
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BA SIC OPERA TION
HOW TO USE TO MAKE A RECORDING
If appears on the VCR display, press TIMER ON /OFF before starting.
Check that the clock is displaying the correct time.
SHOWVIEW allows you to program the VCR to record up to eight programmes using the SHOWVIEW numbers published in TV listings...
1. Press [SV/V+] on the remote control
2. Enter the SHOWVIEW number from the TV
listing using the N UMBER BUTTON S.
NOTE:
An ERROR message will appear if you have entered a number that is not a current
SHOWVIEW number. If this happens press CLEAR to delete the numbers as required
and enter the correct SHOWVIEW number
3. Press [ / ] to select ONCE, WEEKLY, DAILY
4. If you want to make additional recordings at the same time each day or week, then use
[ / ] to select the WEEKLY, or DAILY option as appropriate.
5. Press SET to confirm..
SHOWVIEW NO. -
ONCE WE E KLY DA I LY
NOTE:
Check that the menu list agrees with the times shown in the TV listing. If it does not press
CLEAR to return to the SHOWVIEW menu, and re-enter the correct SHOWVIEW number
The first time that you use SHOWVIEW to make a recording on each channel Preset, (PR) may be highlighted on the menu.
6. Enter the channel you wish to record using
the N UMBER BUTTON S, for example if you wish to record channel 2 press 0 2. The
VCR will remember this for the future.
DATE PR START STOP 21/06 02 12:00 13:00 SP*
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
PR : ZDF OP :SELECT MN : CHANGE SET :ENTER MENU:EX I T
1/2
NOTES:
You may also access the SHOWVIEW menu by the following procedure:
i. Press MENU. ii. The SHOWVIEW option will be highlighted. Press SET to confirm.
Continue from step 2 above.
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BA SIC OPERA TION
HOW TO USE TO MAKE A RECORDING
7.
If your VCR has long play facility
to change the RECORDIN G SPEED, use
the [ / ] to highlight SP. Press [ / ] to select standard play (SP) or long play (LP) as required.
8. [See NOTE below]. For VPS/PDC setting use
[ / ] to highlight the final column. Using the [ / ] will select VPS/PDC ON or OFF (
= ON - = OFF).
9. Press SET to confirm the programme. The
SHOWVIEW menu will reappear. If you wish to enter further SHOWVIEW recordings repeat this procedure.
10. When you have completed entering timer
settings, press MEN U to remove the menu
from the TV screen.
11. Press TIMER ON /OFF once to place the VCR
in TIMER STANDBY mode. will be shown on the display.
and you wish
DATE PR START STOP 21/060212:0013:00SP *
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
TAPE
OP :SELECT MN : CHANGE SET :ENTER MENU:EX I T
DATE PR START STOP 21/060212:0013:00SP-
VPS/PDC :ON - :OFF
OP :SELECT MN : CHANGE
SET :ENTER MENU:EX I T
SPEED :SP/LP
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
1/2
1/2
NOTES:
VPS/PDC is a signal broadcast by some TV stations which adjusts the start and stop time of your VCR recording. This ensures that if there is a change in broadcast time for your programme the VCR will still record the whole programme. It is essential that the start time as it appears in the TV listing is used to program the VCR, as this information is used to identify the VPS/PDC signal corresponding to your programme.
If flashes a video tape has not been inserted into the VCR.
If the video tape is ejected when the VCR tries to record the record protection tab has been removed.
During recording, press recordings to be made, the VCR will return to TIMER STANDBY.
STOP ( ) to cancel the recording. If there are further
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BA SIC OPERA TION
HOW TO SET A DELAYED RECORDIN G
You can make a maximum of eight delayed recordings up to a year in advance. The example shown is for 24-hour clock operation. 12-hour clock operation can be selected
from the manual clock setting menu. 12-hour clock am/pm can be selected using the
If appears on the VCR display, press TIMER ON /OFF before starting.
Check that the clock is displaying the correct time.
SETTIN G A RECORDIN G
For example: Recording a programme on channel 3 from 21:05 to 22:30 on July 9th.
1. Press STOP ( ) to switch on the VCR.
2. Press MEN U .
3. Press [ / ] to select TIMER. Press SET to
confirm.
4. The position which is initially highlighted is the
next available timer record entry. Press SET to
confirm this.
The display will automatically show today's date.
Either:
If this is the date you wish to make the
recording on, press SET to confirm this.
Or:
enter the recording date using the
[ / ] or the N UMBER BUTTON S.
Enter two digits for the day, then two for the
month. For example for July 9th, press 0 9 (9th), then 0 7 (July).
5. Then press SET to confirm.
6. If you want to make additional recordings at
the same time each day or week, use [ / ] or select D (daily) or W (weekly).
Then press SET to confirm.
7. Enter the channel using the [ / ] or the
N UMBER BUTTON S. For example to
record a programme on channel 3, press 0 3.
Then press SET to confirm.
AM/PM button on the remote control.
MEN U SCREEN
TIMER
MODE SET UP
MN : SELECT SET :ENTER MENU:EX I T
DATE PR START STOP
21/060212:0013:00SP*
9/07 -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
DATE PR START STOP
21/060212:0013:00SP*
9/07
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
1/2
1/2
D -- -:-- -:-- ---
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HOW TO SET A DELAYED RECORDIN G
8. Enter the start time using the [ / ] or the
N UMBER BUTTON S hours first then minutes
(when entering less than 10 minutes add a '0' before the number), for example for 21:05 start, press
2 1 0 5. Then press SET to confirm.
9. Enter the stop time, for example for 22:30 stop,
press 2 2 3 0.
If your VCR has long play facility
10.
change the RECORDIN G SPEED, use the
[ / ] to highlight SP. Press [ / ] to select standard play (SP) or long play (LP) as required.
and you wish to
11. [See note below]. For VPS/PDC setting use the
[/] to highlight the final column. Using
the [ / ] will select VPS/PDC ON or OFF (* = ON - = OFF).
12. Press SET to confirm.
The MENU now shows all the timer settings you have entered. If you wish to make additional timer recordings, repeat this procedure.
13. When you have completed entering timer
settings, press MEN U to remove the menu
from the TV screen.
14. Press TIMER ON /OFF once to place the VCR
in TIMER STAND-BY mode. will be shown on the display.
DATE PR START STOP
21/060212:0013:00SP*
9/07D03 21:05 -:-- SP*
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
DATE PR START STOP 21/060212:0013:00SP*
9/07D03 21:05 -:--
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
DATE PR START STOP
21/060212:0013:00SP*
9/07D03 21:05 22:30 LP-
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
1/2
1/2
LP *
1/2
NOTES:
VPS/PDC is a signal broadcast by some TV stations which adjusts the start and stop time of your VCR recording. This ensures that if there is a change in broadcast time for your programme the VCR will still record the whole programme. It is essential that the start time as it appears in the TV listing is used to program the VCR, as this information is used to identify the VPS/PDC signal corresponding to your programme.
If flashes a video tape has not been inserted into the VCR.
If the video tape is ejected when the VCR tries to record the record protection tab has been removed.
During recording, press recordings to be made, the VCR will return to TIMER STANDBY.
STOP ( ) to cancel the recording. If there are further
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HOW TO SET A DELAYED RECORDIN G
CH ECKIN G, CHANGIN G A ND CA N CELLIN G A RECORDIN G
CH ECKING A RECORDIN G
1. If in TIMER STANDBY mode, press
TIMER ON /OFF to exit.
2. Press STOP to switch on the VCR.
3. Press MEN U.
4. Press [ / ] to select TIMER. Press SET to
confirm
All the delayed recordings in the VCRs memory will be shown.
You can check the settings and change or cancel them.
CH AN GIN G A RECORDING
1. Follow steps 1 to 4 of CHECKING A
RECORDIN G.
2. If you wish to change a delayed recording,
press [ / ] to highlight the recording, then press
SET.
3. Press [ / ] to highlight the setting to be
changed and correct it by using the[ / ]
N UMBER BUTTON S.
or the
4. When all corrections are complete press SET,
then press MEN U.
MEN U SCREEN
TIMER
MODE
SET UP
MN : SELECT
SET :ENTER MENU: EXI T
DATE PR START STOP 21/060212:0013:00SP*
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
1/2
CA N CELLING A RECORDIN G
1. Follow steps 1 to 4 of CHECKING A
RECORDIN G.
2. If you wish to cancel a delayed recording, press
[ / ] to highlight the recording to be cancelled, then press
CLEAR.
DATE PR START STOP
21/060212:0013:00SP*
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
--/-- -- -:-- -:-- ---
1/2
3. Press MEN U.
NOTE:
If there are some programmes to be recorded, do not forget to press TIMER ON /OFF
button to return the VCR to TIMER STAND-BY mode.
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AUDIO A N D YOUR VCR (HiFi VCR’S ONLY)
HI-FI STEREO SOUN D
Stereo sound is possible from this VCR if you have a stereo TV connected to the VCR with a scart lead, or audio equipment connected with audio phono leads. The VCR is normally set
so that stereo sound is possible. The sound output from the VCR is controlled by the
AUDIO OUT button on the remote control. If you wish to change the sound output you can
use the AUDIO OUT button as follows:
Press AUDIO OUT once. The LEFT audio channel will be sent to BOTH speakers. L will
appear on the VCR display.
Press
Press
Pressing
AUDIO OUT twice. The RIGHT audio channel will be sent to BOTH speakers. R will
appear on the VCR display.
AUDIO OUT three times. The MONO track will be sent to BOTH speakers. L and R
will disappear from the VCR display.
AUDIO OUT a fourth time, normal Hi-Fi stereo sound will be heard. L and R will
appear on the VCR display.
N ICAM H i-Fi STEREO SOUN D
Your VCR can receive and record programmes broadcast in NICAM or IGR sound (the factory pre-set condition for NICAM is AUTO). NICAM or IGR sound may not be stereo, this depends on the programme being received.
Audio is automatically recorded in two different ways: (i) Hi-Fi: Using specialised rotary heads, two audio signals are recorded on to the tape. These
will be stereo, mono or bilingual depending on the sound being received. (ii) Normal: A mono recording is also made on the conventional analogue audio track.
1. Press MENU to display the main menu on the
screen.
2. Press [ / ] to select MODE.
NICAM AUTO OFF
COLOUR AUTO PAL MESECAM
3. Press SET. NICAM will be selected.
4. Press [ / ] to select OFF.
5. Press SET, to return to the menu screen.
6. Press MEN U, to exit to normal screen.
NOTES:
If the tape being played back does not carry sound recorded on Hi-Fi tracks, L and R will not appear on the display.
lf the sound contains ‘crackling’ or ‘popping’ noises the sound quality may be improved by adjusting the tracking using CHANNEL / .
If the poor quality is for a long period the VCR will automatically select the mono track and the sound will be in mono.
Not all TV transmitters provide NICAM or IGR sound. In this case the VCR automatically switches to receive the mono signal.
NICAM sound may not be stereo.
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AUDIO A N D YOUR VCR (HiFi VCR’S ONLY)
CON N ECTING TO AUDIO EQUIPMENT
The diagram below shows how to connect your VCR to audio equipment. When connected in this way stereo sound is possible from the speakers.
BACK OF TELEVISION
EXISTING AERIAL
CABLE
AUDIO OUT
L and R
AUDIO PHONO LEADS
(NOT SUPPLIED)
RF CONNECTION CABLE
SORTIE ANTENNE
+
AMPLIFIER
ANTENNA IN
ENTREE
RF OUT
AERIAL IN
RF-OUT
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PLAYBA CK OF A VIDEO TAPE
CH ECKIN G THE AMOUNT OF TAPE REMAIN IN G
When you load a video tape into the VCR it can calculate approximately the amount of video tape remaining in hours and minutes. This is useful in determining whether or not there is sufficient tape left to make a recording.
When a video tape is playing, the amount of tape remaining is calculated for you automatically.
To display the amount of video tape remaining:
1. Load the video tape into the VCR
2. Press DISPLAY on the remote control as many times as necessary until “R” appears on
the VCR display. The tape will wind forward and then return to its original position. The tape remaining will be shown on the VCR display in hours and minutes.
For example, if 1 hour 23 minutes is left on the tape:
Pr
NOTES:
Do not interrupt the tape remaining calculation.
If less than 5 minutes of tape remains the display will flash.
PLAYIN G BACK A VIDEO TAPE REPEA TEDLY
You can set your VCR to automatically rewind at the end of playing a video tape and replay the entire tape again. REPEAT will appear on the on-screen display when selected.
To use this feature:
1. Press MEN U to display the main menu on the
screen.
2. Press [ / ] to select MODE.
3. Press SET.
4. Press [ / ] to select REPEAT.
MODE MEN U SCREEN
BLUE MUTE AUTO OFF
REPEAT ON OFF
5. Press [ / ] to select ON.
6. Press SET.
MN : SELECT OP : CHANGE S E T : EN T E R ME N U : E X I T
7. Press MEN U to return to normal screen.
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PLAYBA CK OF A VIDEO TAPE
PLAYIN G BACK A N N TSC TAPE
NTSC (National Television Standards Committee) is a different TV standard to PAL and is used in some Non-European Countries. Your VCR can playback pre-recorded NTSC tapes onto a PAL system TV, but cannot record an NTSC signal onto a video tape.
N ot e t hat ..
You cannot record NTSC signals or dub NTSC tapes onto other VCRs from this VCR.
You cannot use Slow speed, Still frame, Double Speed, Frame Advance or Tape Remaining with a pre-recorded NTSC tape.
On some televisions, the picture may appear in black and white or there may be no picture. This does not indicate a fault with your VCR.
On some televisions, the picture may shrink vertically causing black bands to appear at the top and bottom of your screen.
On some televisions, the played-back picture may roll vertically, this does not indicate a fault with your VCR.
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DIGITAL DISPLAY
TIME OF DA Y
Shows current time of day, if the clock is set.
Press DISPLAY until the time of day appears. For
example, 21:20 appears:
OPERA TION MODE
Shows status of tape. Press DISPLAY until the display
appears, for example:
TA PE COUN TER AN D Z ERO BA CK
Tape counter measures the current position of the video tape in real time. ZERO BACK uses the tape counter to determine a specific point on a tape you may wish to return to.
Pr
Pr
1. Press DISPLAY until tape counter appears, for
example:
Pr
2. To identify the current position on a video tape
press CLEAR and the tape counter will appear:
When you wish to return to this position on the video tape, press ZERO BA CK. The tape will
rewind/advance to this point.
Pr
NOTE:
The tape counter will only operate on recorded sections of tape.
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BLUE MUTE
The TV screen will be blue if a TV channel with no signal is selected, an unrecorded section of tape is played or the quality of the recording on the tape is poor. Select OFF to disable this feature.
1. Press M ENU to display the main menu on the
screen.
2. Press [ / ] to select MODE.
3. Press SET.
4. Press [ / ] to select BLUE MUTE.
5. Press [ / ] to select OFF.
6. Press SET and then MENU to return to the
normal screen.
MODE MEN U SCREEN
NICAM AUT O OFF COLOUR AUTO PAL MESECAM BLUE MUTE AUT O OFF
COLOUR
If the VCR is playing poor quality recording, the picture may turn black and white. Selecting PAL/MESECAM may improve this (depending on the recording), although coloured speckles may appear on black and white recordings.
1. Follow steps 1 to 3 from BLUE MUTE.
2. Press [ / ] to select COLOUR.
3. Press [ / ] to select AUTO/PAL or MESECAM
4. Press SET and then MENU to return to the normal screen.
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SEARCHIN G THE VIDEO TAPE
SKIP SEARCHIN G THE VIDEO TAPE
You can search the tape in 30 second time intervals. To do this follow the procedure below:
1. Press PLAY/X 2 ( ) to start the video tape playing.
2. Press SKIP SEARCH on the remote control.
The number of times you press SKIP SEARCH
determines the forward search time.
After searching, normal playback will resume automatically
DIGITA L PROGRA MME SEARCH SYSTEM (DPSS)
Your VCR records a marker signal on the tape at the start of each recording. These signals can be used later to locate the starting point of a recording.
DPSS to locate a previous programme or the next programme.
Press
For example,
/
1. Load the video tape into the VCR.
2. Press DPSS three times. A 3 will appear on the on-screen display, and the VCR will
fast forward to locate the third recording after the current one.
3. Press DPSS once. A -1 will appear on the on-screen display and the VCR will rewind
to locate the beginning of the current recording.
1 press = 30 seconds. 2 presses = 1 minute. 3 presses = 1 minute 30 seconds.
4 presses = 2 minutes.
Fast ForwardRewind
DPSS Number
DPSS Signals
RECORDING 1
RECORDING 2
-1
Current tape position
RECORDING 3
+1
RECORDING 4
+2
RECORDING 5
+3
4. To cancel the search before it has finished, press STOP ( ) or PLA Y/X 2 ( ) .
NOTES:
Recordings must be longer than 3 minutes..
The starting point of playback may vary.
This feature will only work with video tapes recorded on a VCR with the DPSS feature.
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RECORDIN G FROM OTHER EQUIPMENT
You can record video and audio signals from various sources, for example a camcorder, onto a video tape using your VCR.
For example, recording from a camcorder connected to LINE 2 IN/DECODER on your VCR:
Optional Scart connection (not supplied)
ANTENNA IN
ENTREE
RF OUT
SORTIE ANTENNE
Mono/Stereo Camcorder
1.
Load tape into the VCR.
2.
Press
INPUT SELECT
until the VCR display shows
3.
If you wish to record from a source connected to LINE 1 IN/OUT, select
4.
If you wish to record from a source connected
on the remote control
.
L2
L1
.
with audio phono leads to the sockets on the front of the VCR (if fitted), select
L3
.
L
N
I
E IN 3
V
DEO
I
L • AUDIO • R
NOTE:
There are many different ways of connecting external equipment to your VCR. Please refer to your equipment operation manuals for further information.
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DECODER SWITCH IN G OPERA TION
If you connect a separate decoder to the VCR connected to L2 as previously shown, you will need to set the decoder function to watch it on your TV. Now, when the VCR receives a scrambled signal it is output via LINE 2 terminal to the decoder. The decoder then outputs the descrambled signal back to LINE 2 terminal and the signal can be recorded. The VCR outputs the descrambled signal to your TV through the LINE1 terminal and you can watch the descrambled picture.
When making recordings using a separate decoder connected as shown remember to leave the decoder function ON.
If you connect a decoder unit to the VCR, the decoder unit provides a switching signal which will automatically allow your TV to display the descrambled signal routed through the VCR. To use this feature make sure that the VCR is connected to both TV and decoder unit by SCART leads. Then:
ON
in order to record the descrambled signal and/or
Press
Press
If you switch the decoder function ON when connected to a decoder unit as shown you will NOT be able to watch the descrambled picture in TV mode or in VCR mode.
STAN DBY [TV/V CR]
appear on the display.
to place the VCR in Stand-by mode, OR
on the remote control to place the VCR in ‘VCR mode’. ‘VCR’ will
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SPECIAL FEATURES ON YOUR VCR
LOW POWER FEATURE
To meet new power regulations your VCR can be placed in LOW POWER mode. In LOW POWER mode the VCR power consumption is reduced to below 2 Watt.
LOW POWER MODE
1.
Press
STAND BY
Press
2.
The VCR power consumption will now be below 2 Watt.
STAN D BY
display will appear blank.
DISENGAGIN G LOW POWER MODE
Either
Press Press
NOTES:
With poor signal conditions an increase in noise may be observed on the screen in LOW POWER mode.
When entering STANDBY, noise may be observed.
If a signal is input from an AV source, the VCR may not go into true LOW POWER mode.
When disengaging low power mode from the VCR press the Standby button.
( ) to place the VCR in STANDBY mode.
( ) again to place the VCR in LOW POWER mode. The VCR digital
STAN D BY STOP
( ) to use the VCR.
( ) to return the VCR to STANDBY mode.
CH ILD LOCK
You can lock your VCR with this feature. It will work even when the VCR is in standby, preventing children from operating the VCR.
TO ENGAGE CHILD LOCK
Press and hold on the remote control for about 2 seconds.
flashes and then remains lit on the VCR display confirming that CHILD LOCK has been activated. Regardless of what other operating buttons are touched, the VCR will continue to operate in
its present mode. If CHILD LOCK is activated during playback, once the tape reaches its end, the VCR will automatically rewind the tape, eject it, and turn the power off.
TO DISEN GAGE CHILD LOCK
Press and hold for about 2 seconds.
starts flashing and then disappears. CHILD LOCK is disengaged.
NOTES:
If you attempt to change modes by pressing another button while CHILD LOCK is on, the indicator will flash on the VCR display.
If power is interrupted for more than 1 hour (due to power failure etc), CHILD LOCK may disengage.
Or
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CUSTOMISED INSTA LLATION
MANUA LLY TUNIN G A CHAN N EL
It should not be necessary to tune in a broadcast channel manually except in unusual circumstances such as poor signal.
To manually tune in a channel follow the procedure below.
1.
Press
MEN U
2.
Press [ / ] to select SET UP. Press
SET
to confirm.
3.
CH AN N EL PRESET
highlighted. Press Press [ / ] to select
4.
5.
Press to select CH or CC. This will determine whether off air (CH) or cable (CC) is tuned first. Note that both off air and cable will be tuned regardless of the setting.
6.
Press [ / ] to start tuning in either direction. Tuning will stop when a channel is received. If it is not the desired channel, press [ / ] to continue tuning.
Press [ / ] to select
7.
TUN ING
the sharpest colour picture is obtained.
.
will be
SET
.
CH AN N EL
FIN E
. Press and hold [ / ] until
CHANNEL PRESET
CHANNEL SORT CLOCK
.
LANGUAGE
PRESET 1 CHANNEL CH21 FINE TUNING DECODER ON OF F SKIP ON OF F
IMPORTANT N OTE:
8. If you connect an independent
decoder, you must press [ / ] to select DECODER, then select [ / ] to turn the decoder function ON.
9.
Press [ / ] to select SKIP. The SKIP function determines whether the channel can be selected when using the
CH AN N EL
/ instead of the
N UMBER BUTTON S.
10. Press [ / ] to select ON or OFF for this
option.
11. Press SE T to confirm.
12. Press MENU to leave this function.
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BROADCAST A N D CATV CHA N NELS
Real
Channel
Numbers
CH:02 CH:03 CH:04 CH:05 CH:06 CH:07 CH:08
CH:09 CH:10 CH:11 CH:12 CH:13
CH:21 CH:22
: :
CH:68 CH:69
C A
T
V
Station Signals
S01/S21 S02/S22
C /S03/
S23 S24 S25
S1 S5
M1/S1 M2/S2
:
M10/S10
U1/S11
:
U10/S20
S21
:
S40 S41
Channel Numbers
CC:01 CC:02
CC:10 CC:11
CC:20 CC:21
CC:40 CC:41
V H F
U H
F
Station Signals
2/A
3/B
4
5/D
6/E 7/F
8
9/G
10/H
11/H1
12/H2
S11
21 22
: :
68 69
Available in Italy Available in Switzerland
Real
CH:75 CH:76 CH:77 CH:78 CH:79 CH:80 CH:85
:
:
:
NOTE:
The VCR has 84 programmable channel positions each of which can be set to any of the broadcast and CATV channels shown in the table.
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MANUA LLY SORTIN G CHA NNELS
SORTIN G TH E CHAN NELS INTO YOUR PREFERRED ORDER
When your VCR tunes in broadcast channels automatically it sorts them into a standard order using teletext information. You can change the order of the channels with the following procedure.
1. Press M ENU.
2. Press [ / ] to select SET UP. Press SET to
confirm.
3. Press [ / ] to select CHANNEL SORT. Press
S E T to confirm.
4. The MOVE position will be highlighted. Press
SET to confirm.
5. Press [ / / / ] to highlight the
channel to be moved. Press SET to confirm.
6. Press [ / / / ] to highlight the new
position for the channel. Press SET to confirm.
7. If any more channels are to be moved,repeat
procedure from step 5.
8. When all the channels are in your preferred
order, press MEN U to leave the MENU
function.
MEN U SCREEN2.
MODE
SET UP
5.
MOVE 1/5 1ARD1 7 13 2ZDF 8 14 3RTL1 9 15 4RTL2 10 16 5NDR 3 11 17 61218
6.
MOVE 1/5 1NDR 3 713 2ARD 1 8 14 3ZDF 9 1 5 4RTL1 10 16 5RTL2 11 17 61218
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MANUA LLY SORTIN G CHA NNELS
DELETING CH A N NELS
If there is a channel you wish to delete from the VCR memory you can follow the procedure below.
1. Press MEN U.
2. Press [ / ] to select SET UP. Press SET to
confirm.
3. Press [ / ] to select CHANNEL SORT. Press
S E T to confirm.
4. Press [ / ] to select CANCEL. Press S ET to
confirm.
5. Press [ / / / ] to highlight the
channel to be cancelled.
6. Press SET twice to cancel the channel.
7. When all the channels you wish have been
cancelled, press MEN U.
MEN U SCREEN2.
TIMER MODE
SET UP
5.
CANCE L 1 / 5 1ARD1 7 13 2ZDF 8 14 3NDR 3 9 15 4RTL1 10 16 5RTL2 11 17 6CH5 12 18
6.
CANCE L 1 / 5 1ARD1 7 13 2ZDF 8 14 3RTL1 9 15 4RTL2 10 16 5CH5 11 17 6CH6 12 18
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MANUA LLY SORTIN G CHA NNELS
RE-N A MING CHA N NELS
When your VCR tunes in broadcast channels automatically, it names them using teletext information. You can change the name of a channel with the following procedure.
1. Press M ENU.
2. Press [ / ] to select SET UP.
Press SET to confirm.
3. Press [ / ] to select CHANNEL SORT.
Press SET to confirm.
4. Press [ / ] to highlight NAME.
Press SETto confirm.
5. Press [ / / / ] to highlight the
channel to be named.
Press SETto confirm.
6. Press [ / / / ) to rename the
channel.
Press SET to confirm.
7. If any more channels are to be renamed,
repeat procedure from step 5.
8. When all the channels are named correctly,
press MEN U to leave the MENU function.
:
MODE
SET UP
MEN U SCREEN2.
5.
1ARD1 7 2ZDF 8 3RTL1 9 4RT L2 10 5CH5 11 6CH6 12
:
NAME 1/5
6.
1ARD1 7 2ZDF 8 3RTL1 9
CH4 10
4 5CH5 11 6CH6 12
NAME 1/5
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CH AN GIN G THE ON -SCREEN DISPLAY LAN GUAGE
Changing the language used by the on-screen display will not change the operation of the VCR or make it suitable for any other broadcast standard.
1. Press MEN U.
2. Press [ / ] to select SET UP. If the display is
not in a language you can understand, this is
the fourth option from the top. Press SET to
confirm..
3. Press [ / ] to select LANGUAGE (the last
option).
4. Then press SET.
5. Press [ / / / ] to select your
language. Then press SET to confirm.
MANUA LLY SETTIN G THE CLOCK
The clock will normally be set using teletext information when your VCR automatically tunes in the broadcast channels. If for any reason teletext signals are not present your VCR will not be able to set the clock. This procedure will allow you to set the clock manually.
1. Press MENU. Press [ / ] to select SET UP.
Press SE T to confirm.
2. Press [ / ] to select CLOCK. Press S E T to
confirm.
3. Press [ / ] to select either 12 or 24 hour
clock.
4. Press [ / ] to select TIME. Enter the time
using the N UMBER BUTTON S or
[ / ]. If the minutes are less than 10, enter the leading 0. If using the 12 hour clock enter AM or PM by pressing on the remote control.
5. Press [ / ] to select DATE. Enter the date
using the N UMBER BUTTON S or
[ / ]. For example, for 1st April enter
01 04.
6. Press [ / ] to select YEAR. Enter the last two
digits of the year using the N UMBER
BUTTON S or [ / ]. For example, for
1999 enter 99. For the year 2000 enter 00.
7. Select * for A UTO CLOCK on/off (* is ON, - is
OFF). Then press SET to confirm.
LA NGUAG E
ENGL I SH ESPAÑOL
DEUT SCH SVENSKA FRANÇA I S NEDERLANDS
I TAL I ANO
CLOCK
MODE T I ME DAT E YE AR
24H 0:00 1/01 00 *
MODE: 2 4H/ 1 2H OP :SELECT MN : CHANGE
SET :ENTER MENU: EXI T
NOTE:
If AUTO CLOCK is set to OFF (- is OFF) then you will need to update the clock for
daylight saving.
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MORE IN FORMATION ABOUT YOUR VCR
VCR DIGITA L DISPLAY
12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
L
R
STOPOP
VCRAM PM
SPPrLP
12 11 10 13
VPSP
DC
D
1. TIMER indicator.
2. AUDIO OUTPUT indicators.
3. RECORDIN G indicator.
4. CH ILD LOCK indicator.
5. AM/PM indicators.
6. STOP indicator.
7. VCR mode indicator.
8. PRESET CH A N N EL indicator.
9. VIDEO PROGRAMM IN G SYSTEM/PROGRAMM E DELIVERY CON TROL
indicator.
10. LON G PLAY indicator.
11. STAN DA RD PLA Y indicator.
12. VIDEO TA PE indicator.
13. DECODER indicator.
NOTE:
Some models do not have all the features shown, therefore, they will not appear on the display.
SELECTIN G THE OUTPUT FROM THE VCR
If your VCR is connected to your TV with a scart lead, when you start to play a video tape the VCR will automatically switch its output so that playback picture is shown on the TV.
In this case ‘VCR’ will appear on the VCR display.
You can manually override this by pressing [TV/VCR] on the remote control. Now the TV
broadcast channel will be seen on the TV screen and ‘VCR’ will disappear from the VCR display.
Pressing [TV/VCR] again will return the TV picture to the playback picture.
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ON -SCREEN DISPLAY
All the information you need on the VCR status will be summarised on the on-screen display. If you are recording, playing back a tape or watching a broadcast on the video channel you can call up three standard on-screen displays. The display can be selected by pressing the
MODE OSD button on the remote control, 1,2,3 or 4 times.
1. AUTO, the current mode and channel
number will be displayed for 3 seconds when an operation or number button is pressed.
2. FULL., all the active features will also be shown
on screen.
Programme number and channel
These depend on model features
Tape Status NICAM signal Audio output mode Tape speed
Tape remaining Time Date Tape counter
1.
1CH59
SP L R
2.
1CH59 SUPER P . ON N I CAM
SP L R
22:00 REM1:05 9/07/99 0:00.00
NICAM ST EREO
ST EREO
3. COUN TER, this display will show the tape
counter and amount of tape remaining.
3.
4. DISPLAY OFF, this will remove the display
from the screen.
REM 1:05
0:00.00
NOTES:
The default time and date will not be displayed if the clock has not been set.
The VCR will return to display 1. each time it is switched on.
If you are recording from this VCR to another, make sure you remove the display from the screen otherwise it will be recorded.
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SPECIFICATION S
Format: VHS PAL standard Number of heads: Four heads Video signal system:: PAL/MESECAM colour or monochrome signal:
625 lines
Hi-Fi audio recording system:
Maximum playing time: 480 min. with E-240 video cassette in Long Play
Tape width: 12.7 mm Tape speed: 23.39 mm/s Standard Play (SP): 11.70 mm/s
Antenna: 75 unbalanced
Reception channels: VHF channel E2 - S41, UHF channel 21-69 RF output signal: UHF channel 21-69 Power requirement: AC 230V, 50 Hz
Power consumption: 16 W approx (Low power consumption 2W)
Operating temperature: 5 ˚C to 40 ˚C Storage temperature: -20 ˚C to 55 ˚C
Video input: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Video output: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Audio input: Line1&2: -3.8 dBs, 10 kΩ, Line 3: -5.0 dBs, 47 k Audio output: Line1&2: -3.8 dBs, 1 kAudio Out: -5.0 dBs, 1 k
Hi-Fi audio: Dynamic range:~ 90 dBs typ. (SP); Frequency
Dimensions: 360(W) x 289(D) x 93(H) mm Weight: 3.2 kg (approx)
Supplied accessories: 75 HF Connection cable, operation manual,
Deep layer recording system conforming to stereo Hi-Fi VHS standard.
(LP) mode
Long Play (LP)
response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz; Wow and flutter: < 0.005% Wrm (JIS A)
remote control, AA/R6/UM3 battery (x2)
Specifications are subject to change without notice as part of our policy of continuous improvement.
No liability is accepted for any inaccuracies or omissions in this publication, although every possible care has been taken to make it complete and as accurate as possible.
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TROUBLESHOOTIN G
PROBLEM ANSWER
Display is not working. • Make sure the VCR is not in LOW POWER mode.
VCR will not operate - appears in VCR display.
• Make sure the power cord is plugged in.
• Make sure the wall socket has power (plug another appliance in).
• Press the TIMER ON /OFF button to disengage timer.
VCR will not respond to any commands.
Tape cannot be loaded. • Make sure there is no other tape in the VCR.
VCR cannot be operated by remote control.
No picture appears. • Make sure TV is set to the video channel.
Rewind is not possible. • Make sure tape is not at the start. Picture does not change
even though CH AN N EL / buttons are pressed.
Desired channel position cannot be selected.
No colour or poor TV picture on normal viewing.
Playback picture is snowy.
Tape is automatically ejected when pressing
REC ( ) or TIM ER ON /OFF buttons.
Playback/ recording does not playback in stereo.
SHOWVIEW does not record desired programme.
• Check CHILD LOCK is not engaged.
• Safety device operating: unplug VCR for 2 hours.
• Make sure you are loading the tape correctly.
• Remote control is too far away from the main unit.
• Point the remote control at the VCR.
• Batteries are flat - replace both.
• Batteries have not been inserted correctly.
• VCR is positioned in strong light.
• Check all connecting cables.
• Make sure VCR is not in timer or menu mode.
• The channel position has been set to be skipped. Cancel the skip mode for that channel.
• Make sure all the cables are connected properly.
• Make sure VCR power cord is properly plugged in.
• Adjust the tracking using CH A N N EL / buttons.
• Try another tape.
• The video heads may have been contaminated - refer to a SHARP Service Facility.
• The record-protection tab has been removed.
• Ensure VCR is connected to a stereo TV and SCART lead.
• Programme may not carry stereo.
• Broadcast does not carry VPS/PDC signal which alters recording time.
• Check VPS/PDC mode is switched to ON.
• Ensure date and time are correctly set on the VCR.
GB-35
TINS-3577UMZZPrinted in U.K.
SHARP ELECTRONICS (EUROPE) GmbH
Sonninstraße 3, 20097 Hamburg, Germany
SHARP CORPORATION
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