Pelco TLR2096 operation manual Time Date Search Menu, Direction

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<TIME DATE SEARCH>

)TIME15:00

DATE23

DIRECTION FORWARD

Use JOG to adjust, and ENTER.

Figure 10. Time Date

Search Menu

NOTES: The VCR writes an hour index mark on the tape on the hour, which it uses as a reference when searching. Because of this, a re- corded tape must pass a time clock hour mark before this function can work. The time date search func- tion begins after the first hour in- dex mark.

Example 1: The VCR is set to record from 8:30 to 17:30. Times from 9:00 to 17:30 can be found.

Example 2: The VCR is set to record in one speed from 7:00 to 14:30, then in another speed until 18:00. Times from 7:00 to 14:30 and 15:00 to 18:00 can be found.

The time and date search function only works for tapes recorded on this model VCR.

If the recording quality is poor, the VCR may fail to locate the desired part of the tape during a time date search.

6.5 TIME DATE SEARCH MENU

On this menu you set the date, time, and direction to search for the desired location on a tape.

TIME

Turn the JOG dial to set the hour and minute to search for.

DATE

Turn the JOG dial to set the day of the month to search for.

DIRECTION

Turn the JOG dial to select the starting direction of the search

 

(FORWARD or REVERSE).

To start the search, turn the SHUTTLE ring to the right. If the VCR does not find the specified part of the tape in one direction, it automatically searches in the opposite direction.

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Contents TLR2096 Contents Recording After a Power Failure Playback Playback Procedure Timer RecordingAlarm Recording Adjustment During PlaybackRevision History List of IllustrationsList of Tables Manual # Date CommentsGeneral AvertissementSAFEGUARDS, WARNINGS, CAUTION, and Care Power Sources CleaningAccessories Power Cord ProtectionUnpacking Instructions Regulatory NoticesInformation Care Of Video Cassette TapeOverview TLR2096 Features and FunctionsIntroduction to TIME-LAPSE Recorders Pelco Manual C651M 7/99 Basic Start Quick StartAdditional Items Installation InstallationPRE-INSTALLATION Cautions Securing The VCR ControlsMIC Audio Video OUT Audio MonitorTIME-LAPSE VCR Coaxial Cable Connecting the VCR to a MultiplexerFor Automatic Speed TrackingB lines in Figure MX4000 Genex Series MultiplexerControls Front PanelFluorescent Display Rear Panel This page intentionally left blank Programming General Programming InstructionsQuick Guide to TLR2096 Menu Structure Time and Date DisplayMain Menu Display Menu 6.4.1 Display ModeTime Date Size Date Time Date Search MenuTime DirectionTimer Program Menu Timer Program IllustrationRecording SET UP Menu Rear Terminal MenuMaintenance Menu First Time SET UP Menu Day And Time Display ModesDisplay Mode Set The Day And TimeTime Date Adjust Daylight Savings OFF Month Year Unloading LOADING/UNLOADING/PROTECTING the Tape CassetteLoading Preventing Accidental ErasureRecording Recording ModeManual Recording Audio Recording Stop Rewind Repeat AlarmprotRecord Check Function Repeat RecordingRecommended Number Of Tape Uses Series RecordingSynchronous Recording Programming Procedure Timer RecordingSpecial DW Settings Symptom Fault Action Avoid Mistakes When Using The TimerAlarm Recording Alarm InputExternal Time Clock Adjustment Alarm Recording Connection1st VCR 2nd VCR Programming For Alarm Recording Recording After a Power Failure Alarm Record Time DisplayReset The Alarm Recording List Emergency RecordingPlayback Mode Playback ProcedurePlayback Special Effects Playback Audio PlaybackEnd Of Tape Shuttle RingStill Picture Direct Shuttle RingFrame-By-Frame Playback Index Search Locating the Start of Alarm RecordingsSkip Search Adjustment During Playback Tracking AdjustmentVertical Adjustment Picture Quality AdjustmentSharp Power Failure Time Display Additional Functions and FeaturesMemory Backup in Case of Power Failure CounterElapsed Time Display Initial System Testing TestingRegular System Testing SELF-DIAGNOSTIC Function and Warning Display TroubleshootingMonitor Cause Remedy To turn off the indication Before Calling for Service Symptom RemedyElectrical SpecificationsVideo GND MechanicalGeneral Warranty Warranty and Return InformationReturns