Panasonic NV-FJ610, NV-FJ606, NV-FJ604 manual Dear Customer, Contents

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Dear Customer

May we take this opportunity to thank you for purchasing this Panasonic Video Cassette Recorder.

We would particularly advise that you carefully study the Operating Instructions before attempting to operate the unit and that you note the listed precautions.

Contents
Before Use
Controls and Components	3
Preparing the Remote Control	4
Warning and Important Information	5
Setting the Remote Control to OperateYour TV	6
Connecting and Setting Up
Connecting the VCR to aTV	7
Playback
Playback	10
Recording
Recording	11
≥ To Select the Recording Duration and
Perform Timer Recording (OTR Recording)	12
≥ Linked Timer Recordings with a Digital Receiver	12

Advanced Operations

Search Functions

17

≥To Quickly Find the Beginning of a Desired Programme

(VISS=VHS Index Search System)

17

≥To Search for a Desired Programme While Checking the Recorded Contents on a Cassette

(Intro-Jet Scan)	17
Editing	18
≥ Assemble Editing	18
Connecting the VCR to a Decoder/
Connecting the VCR to a Stereo Amplifier	19
Connecting the VCR to a Satellite Receiver or Digital
Receiver	20
Various Settings
Tuning and Assigning the TV Stations Available in Your
Area to the Programme Positions (Manual Tuning)	21
Restarting the Auto Setup/
Resetting the VCR to the Shipping Condition	24
Setting the VCR’s Clock	25
Other Convenient Functions (Various Settings)	26

Timer Recording
Timer Recording	13
≥ To Programme with the On Screen Display (OSD)	13
≥ To Programme with the ShowView Function	14
OtherTimer Recordings and Convenient Functions	15

≥To select a Timer-Recorded Programme from the List and Quickly Locate Its Beginning for Automatic Playback

(Programme List Search)

16

Helpful Hints
Glossary	29
Before Requesting Service	31
≥ Adjusting the Playback Picture	32
Cautions	33
Specifications	Back cover

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Contents NV-FJ610 Series NV-FJ606 Series NV-FJ604 Series Contents Dear CustomerControls and Components 8 GIf the Sliding Cover of the Remote Control Becomes Detached Preparing the Remote ControlInserting Remote Control Batteries VCR OperationDo not Remove Outer Cover RemarksSetting the Remote Control to Operate Your TV TV OperationConnecting the VCR to a TV Or MethodAuto Setup Function HintSetting Playback Recording To Display the Approximate Remaining Tape Time Linked Timer Recordings with a Digital ReceiverTo Prevent Accidental Erasure of Recorded Contents To Programme with the On Screen Display OSD Timer RecordingTo Suspend the Timer Recording Standby Mode To Programme with ShowView Function Press the Numeric buttons To enter the ShowView numberTo Check the Contents of Timer Recording Programmings Other Timer Recordings and Convenient FunctionsSetting the Recording Date/Days To Cancel the Programming of a Timer Recording To Change a Timer Recording ProgrammingTo Check the Total Timer Recording Programming Time Search Functions To Cancel the Index Search or to Stop PlaybackTo Cancel the Intro-Jet Scan or to Stop Playback OperationEditing Assemble EditingTo Connect the VCR to a Decoder VCR ModeTV Mode To Connect the VCR to a Stereo Amplifier¡If your satellite Settings To Enter Newly Available TV Stations To Obtain the Best Tuning ConditionTo Preset Pay TV Stations List of TV Reception ChannelsTo Change the Type of Video System Colour TV system PALTo Restart the Auto Setup To Return the VCR to the Shipping ConditionTo Activate the AutomaticTime Correction Function Setting the VCR’s ClockTo Manually Adjust the Clock Sound mode during playback L/R Other Convenient Functions Various SettingsTape length indicator Tape speed indicatorOFF Language Setting To select Functions thenGlossary VPS Video Programme System/ PDC Programme Delivery ControlCrystal View Control CVC Pin Scart Socket√ The VCR Does Not Work Correctly Before Requesting Service√ On Screen Display Messages √ Playback Does Not Work Properly√ Recording Is Not Possible or Does Not Work Properly Adjusting the Playback Picture√ The Remote Control Does Not Work Correctly Cleaning the VCR Avoid sudden changes in temperatureKeep the VCR away from high temperatures Avoid humidity and dustSpecifications