Panasonic NV-VP30EBL manual External recording control

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External recording control

Aerial

VCR / DVD

TV

RF IN

AV 1

VCR DVD

The AV2 input of this VCR/DVD is equipped for future use with external equipment having external timer recording control such as digital satellite receivers. The AV2 input can be set to EXT LINK 1 or EXT LINK 2 depending on the equipment to be connected. Fully wired 21-pin scart cable is required. Refer also to the manufacturer’s instruction for the external unit.

EXT LINK 1: The VCR recording start and stop time is controlled by a control signal sent via the 21-pin scart cable from the external unit, for

AV 2

Receiver

RF OUT

example Sky Digibox.

EXT LINK 2: The VCR will start recording when AV2 input detects the video signal and stop recording when the video signal is switched off by

21-pin scart cable

the external unit.

External recording control

TV

VCR DVD

Others

 

 

Tape length

: AUTO( E-240)

 

AV2

: DECODER

EXT LINK

SQPB

: AUTO

 

OSD

: 4:3

 

VCR/DVD OUTPUT

: AUTO

 

Remote

: VCR 1

 

EXT LINK

: 2

 

: select

 

 

MENU : return EXIT

: exit

 

Notes:

￿Press MENU and select Others

￿Press ENTER

￿Select EXT LINK 2 or 1

￿Press MENU to return to the Menu screen.

￿Press the EXT LINK button to activate the VCR's recording standby mode. As long as the Video- or Controlsignal is being transmitted by the Satellite or Digital Receiver, the VCR will record.

The following screen will be shown

EXT LINK recording in progress.

if you selected EXT LINK 2:

ENTER : yes EXT LINK :cancel

 

 

 

￿Press ENTER to hide the message.

￿Press the EXT LINK button to stop recording.

-Be sure that the timer programmes stored by your VCR do not overlap the ones of the satellite or digital receiver.

-Some external equipment may not work with this function, refer to the operating instructions for the external unit.

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Contents NV-VP30EB/EBL Precautions Contents Dear customerLaser Product PrecautionsAvoid magnets or magnetized objects Keep the VCR away from high temperaturesCleaning the VCR Avoid sudden changes in temperatureCheck List How to replace the fuse Brand Code Remote control codesInserting batteries into the remote control unit Remote control closureFront Panel Device control Standby/on switch /IRear panel SocketsGeneral Operations Remote control functionsDVD Operations VCR OperationsFollow the step-by-step guide below ConnectionsWith Scart cables External units Connecting the VCR to a DecoderConnecting to AV3 Video output Digital connectors OpticalDVD Connections Direct DVD audio/video outputOwner ID VCR Auto SetupList of TV Reception Channels If the clock setting menu appearsChecking the Settings for Auto Setup Removing Interference / Changing RF-channel CVC Super Crystal View Control Super PlaybackPlaying back S-VHS Cassette Tape SQPB=S-VHS Quasi Playback Playing back Ntsc video cassettesTo return to Auto Tracking Adjusting the playback pictureIf the still picture jitters or jumps V-lock adjustment Tracking controlAV-channels Tape Remain Counter / IndicatorRecording External recording control External recording controlTimer recording Timer recordingPlaying back programmed recordings Quitting the timer modeChecking the timer programme Changing or cancelling a timer programmePDC function Automatic SP/LP selectionProtect and unprotect a Programme Setting a programme at it isEditing a programme Programming with the Video Plus+ Function Video Plus+To suspend the Timer recording Standby Mode Selected sub-menu is displayed Manual setupManual Tuning Menu OverviewChanging the order of TV stations or deleting a station Changing the name of TV stationsShipping condition / restoring factory defaults Restart Auto SetupTape length Others MenuRemote To display the Owner ID information Owner IDTo change the Owner ID To activate the automatic time correction function Clock settingTo manually adjust the clock Numeric Setting the Remote Control to operate your TVTV control TV-Standby/onNicam sound system Audio out settingsAudio mode L/R Erasing a cassette Advanced functionsRepeat Playback Finding the start of a recordingConvenient Automatic Functions Limiting the recording and playback timeTape Counter Select your TVs aspect ratio Select the audio languageSelect the subtitle language Subtitle SETUP-menu DiscOptions of the Setup menu AudioRatings To change the settingTV Aspect SETUP-menu VideoStill Mode Ntsc Disc OutputDynamic Range Compression SETUP-menu AudioPCM Down Conversion Pulse Code Modulation Dolby Digital/DTS Digital Surround/MPEGHighMAT DVD-Video ModeMenu Language On-Screen MessagesSkipping chapters, tracks or pictures PlaybackSlow Motion Search functionResume function General playbackScene replay Random playbackFrame-by-frame Chapter reviewHighMAT Repeating a VCD using playback control PBCZoom function To restore the original ratioSynchronous recording Music with PicturePlaying back a particular track or title Programme playProgramme play To activate the Jpeg on-screen displays To rotate picturesTo skip groups To output a Playlist DVD-RAM MenuTo search for tracks Selecting from the Playlist HighMATOn-screen displays PL Playlist With 2 or more audio channels only Advanced SurroundDialogue Enhancer General Distortions Before requesting serviceVCR Distortions DVD Distortions Informations Cassette erasure protection Tape CareDVD S-Video output SpecificationsIndex

NV-VP30EBL, NV-VP30EB specifications

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