Toshiba KV-9096A User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- This is TOSHIBA VIRTUAL REAL TIME & TIME LAPSE VCR KV-9096A
- Very high-density recording
- 4Head for quality improvement on play back
- Recording duration capability: between 2hours and 168hours, using T-120 tape.
- Virtual real-time recording in EPA18 mode
- Internal time-date documentation generator
- OSD Coordinator for easy function execution to be achieved
- Timer recording including 15 recent program possibilities, Daily and Weekly.
- Tape remaining ability to ascertain residual tape available during recording and during playing back
- Automatic head cleaning feature
- Alarm record accepts external signal for recording in emergency situations
- Auto record, eliminates the need of using hands to operate the device, it triggers recording from external control.
- Remote control ability as an optional feature s
- Continuous and Intermittent recording facilities available.
- Tape end behavior policy (e.g. stop or taping rewinding)
- Dew condensation prevention
- Maintenance reminders including total usage time gauge
- Tracking for control of noise during playback
- Various form of picture searches, slow motion, or still frame for all play back modes
- Very high compatibility level with T-120 video tapes
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the maximum recording duration on the TOSHIBA KV-9096A?
A1: The maximum recording duration is 168 hours during use of T-120 tape.
Q2: This VCR can set a maximum of how many timer programs?
A2: This device is capable of storing a maximum of 15 timer commands in its memory.
Q3: What occurs during a recording procedure if there is a power outage?
A3: Under the same circumstances, the VCR is capable of continuing the recording if it lost power for less than around 10 days.
Q4: How many automatic head cleaning cycles are performed by the VCR in a single day?
A4: This model is equipped to conduct autonomous head cleaning at predefined hours, as well as when it initiates recordings based on a timer.
Q5: If the VCR detects dew condensation can it still record?
A5: In such rare cases, the VCR will avoid usage until it can safely operate without incurring potential damage.
Q6: Does the cassette heated in this VCR work on standard VCRs?
A6: Given that this VCR is tailored specifically for cassettes with this device’s marking, it is not functional with standard VCRs.
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