Panasonic DMR-ES20 Connection, Connecting a television with AUDIO/VIDEO terminals and VCR

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STEP 1 Connection

Connecting a television with AUDIO/VIDEO terminals and VCR

Connecting to the television using the 21-pin Scart cables (➔ page 7)

		indicates included accessories.
		indicates accessories not included.
1	4	are required connections. Connect in the numbered order.

To the aerial

Television’s rear panel

Getting started

Splitter		VHF/UHF		AUDIO IN VIDEO IN
		RF IN		R L
				Red White Yellow
Aerial
cable
	1	2
		2		Audio/Video cable
			RF coaxial cable	Audio/Video cable
			RF coaxial cable
				3

To household mains socket

(AC 220 to 240 V, 50 Hz)

	AC mains lead
	AC mains lead
	Connect only after all other		4
	connections are complete.		4
	connections are complete.

Yellow Yellow

White White

Red

Red

This unit’s rear panel

Use a splitter if you also want to connect the aerial to your VCR.

VHF/UHF

RF IN

Audio/Video cable

VCR’s rear panel

Red White Yellow

R L

AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT

Connecting a television with S VIDEO or COMPONENT VIDEO terminals

AUDIO IN VIDEO	S VIDEO	COMPONENT		AUDIO IN VIDEO	S VIDEO	COMPONENT
R L IN	IN	VIDEO IN	Television’s	R L IN	IN	VIDEO IN
			rear panel
Red White Yellow				Red White Yellow

Television’s rear panel

Audio/Video cable

Yellow White

Red

S Video cable

	Audio/Video
	cable
This unit’s
rear panel	Yellow
	White
	Red

Video cable

This unit’s rear panel

S VIDEO OUT terminal

Connect to S VIDEO IN terminal on the television through a S Video cable.

The S VIDEO OUT terminal achieves a more vivid picture than the VIDEO OUT terminal. (Actual results depend on the television.)

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT terminal

Connect to COMPONENT VIDEO IN terminals on the television through a component video cable. These terminals can be used for either interlace or progressive output (➔ page 41) and provide a purer picture than the S VIDEO OUT terminal.

•Connect to terminals of the same colour.

(➔ page 9, Note to owners of progressive compatible PAL system televisions)

■Component video output

Component signal outputs the colour difference signals (PB/PR) and luminance signal (Y) separately in order to achieve high fidelity in reproducing colours. If the television is compatible with progressive output, a high quality picture can be output because this unit’s component video output terminal outputs a progressive output signal (➔ page 41).

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Contents Operating Instructions ExampleStarted Inside of product Tuotteen sisällä Produktets innsideRemote control Table of contentsAccessories Disc information Discs you can use for recording and play 12 cm/8 cmPlay-only discs 12 cm/8 cm DVD-RAMTypes of disc for the type of connected TV Discs that cannot be playedDisc handling Remote control Control reference guideMain unit Unit’s displayConnecting a television with 21-pin Scart terminal and VCR When the unit is not to be used for a long timeGetting Link functionsComponent video output Connecting a television with AUDIO/VIDEO terminals and VCRConnection Connecting a digital/satellite receiver or decoder Connecting an amplifier or system componentTo enjoy multi-channel surround sound on DVD-Video Connection to a stereo amplifierTuning Preset Download Setup with Q Link functions If the clock setting menu appearsEnter ReturnAuto-Setup Setup without Q Link functions Country setting menu appearsAuto-Setup starts. This takes about 8 minutes Auto-Setup is complete when you see the television picturePress e, r to select Setup and press Enter Selecting television type and aspectTo enjoy progressive video FunctionsWhile pressing TV, enter the code with the numbered buttons When the following indicator appears on the unit’s displayTelevision operation Recording television programmes Recording modes and approximate recording timesRecording television programmes Press 1 2 CH to select the channelDirect TV Recording Playing while you are recordingFlexible Recording Press F RecPress e, r, w, q to select Start and press Enter Recording from digital/satellite receiver or decoderTimer recording Using Showview system to make timer recordingsPress z Timer Press ShowViewCheck, change or delete a programme Making timer recordings on the television To exit the timer recording listTo put the unit on timer recording standby To change a programmePlaying discs Press q PlayChanging audio during play Press AudioOperations during play Skipping the specifiedTime Time Slip Manual SkipUsing menus to play MP3 and still pictures JPEG/TIFF Playing MP3Press TOP Menu Press e, r to select the track and press EnterPress Enter Press Functions Press e, r to select Menu and press EnterPress e, r to select Jpeg and press Enter Press e, r, w, q to select FolderUsing on-screen menus Common proceduresDisc menu-Setting the disc content Press DisplayFunctions window Status messages Editing titles/chapters Editing titles/chapters and playing chaptersPress Direct Navigator Press e, r, w, q to select the titleTitle operations Chapter operationsErase Chapter Create ChapterCreating, editing and playing playlists Creating playlistsPress e, r to select Playlists and press Enter Press ReturnEditing and playing playlists/chapters Playlist operationsTo show other pages/Multiple editing Press w, q to select Erase and pressManual recording REC REC ModeRecording from a video cassette recorder Erasing all titles-Erase all titles Setting the protectionProviding a disc with a name Erasing all the contents of a disc -Format Disc Changing the unit’s settings Entering textShow Enter Name screen Press e, r, w, q to select a character and press EnterConvenient functions Summary of settingsChanging the unit’s settings DTS MpegClock Auto Clock Setting Manual Clock Setting Power Save Default SettingsQuick Start On Shipping ConditionManual TuningPress e, r to select Manual and press Enter TV System Clock settings Child LockSpecifications GlossaryReference NorskGlossary Frequently asked questions Optional AccessoriesSet up RecordingError messages MaintenanceOn the television On the unit’s displayTroubleshooting guide Remote control doesn’t Presets Startup is slowEven when g is pressed OperationSafety precautions Placement Foreign matterService VoltageMemo Index RGB