Panasonic NV-VP60 Series manual Operating the TV, TV Maker Setting

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Operating the TV

(1)(3)

(2)

(4)

 

Numeric

Buttons

TV Maker Setting

You can operate the TVs of the manufacturers listed below with the remote control after setting it.

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[1] Refer to the chart below for the code of your TV.

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[2]Aim the remote control at the TV.

While pressing [Í] (1), use the numeric buttons to enter the two-digit code.

Example: “1”; [0]l[1]

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[3]Check whether the TV can be operated properly.

Test by turning on the TV and changing channels. Repeat the procedure until you find the code that allows correct operation.

When a manufacturer has multiple codes in the following chart, try entering other codes if the TV operations cannot be performed properly, and then select the optimal code.

Notes:

If you are using a Panasonic TV, this setting has already been made, you do not need to perform the above procedure. However,

this remote control may not work on some Panasonic TVs. Some TV models cannot be operated by this remote control

(including all TVs non-remote compatible).

Getting Started

TV OPERATION

Turn on the TV.

(1)TV Power button (Í)

Switch the TV from on to standby mode or vice versa.

On some TVs, with this button it is only possible to turn it to standby mode (OFF). In this case, try to turn the TV on with the

following button:

[JICH] (4)

(2)TV Input Mode Selector button (AV)

To select the desired AV input on the TV.

(3)TV Volume Up/Down buttons (sNrVOLUME)

To adjust the volume of the TV.

(4)TV Channel Up/Down buttons (IJCH)

To select the desired programme position (TV station) on the TV.

Brand

Code

Panasonic/National

01-04

 

 

SONY

05

 

 

TOSHIBA

06

 

 

JVC

07

 

 

HITACHI

08

 

 

MITSUBISHI

09, 10

 

 

SHARP

11

 

 

PHILIPS, SAMSUNG

12

 

 

NEC

13

 

 

SANYO

14

 

 

GOLDSTAR/LG

15, 16

 

 

SAMSUNG

17, 18

 

 

SANYO

19

 

 

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Contents Model No. NV-VP60 Series Contents NV-VP60GC Middle East model NV-VP60GCS Asia, Malaysia model For your safetyCondensation may form in the following cases About descriptions in these Operating InstructionsVHS Deck and Video Cassette Information Remote ControlAccessories DVD-RW Disc InformationDiscs that can be played DVD-RDisc Information Unit’s Display Control Reference GuideMain Unit VHS/DVD Select button Control Reference GuideFor Better Video from DVD ConnectionsBasic Connections Audio/Video Output SocketsAnalogue connection ConnectionsTo Enjoy Sound through Other Audio Equipment Digital connectionCheck whether the TV can be operated properly TV Maker SettingRefer to the chart below for the code of your TV Operating the TVTo Change the RF Output Channel Tuning the TV to Your UnitGetting Setting Up for VHS and DVD Quick SetupLanguage Clock SetRepeat Playback PlaybackInsert a recorded video cassette Press 1PLAY During play, press rTRACKING/V-LOCK or sTRACKING/V-LOCK Adjusting the Playback PicturePlayback Ntsc PlaybackPress ¥REC to start recording Press REC Mode to select Recording modeUsing another device while recording RecordingRecording from an External Source One-Touch Recording OTRRecording Tape RefreshThen press Timer RecordingTo Check and Cancel a Timer Programme Desired Rec ModePress backward or 9 forward Search FunctionsVHS Index Search System Viss Tuner Preset Settings Using the On-Screen DisplayOption Settings Using the On-Screen DisplayPress Menu until the setting screen disappears SystemTo change the audio, press Audio Various Indications in On-screen DisplayChanging Audio Press VHS StatusPress 4 backward or When you skip groupsPlaying Discs-basic Play Resume functionPress the numeric buttons to select the desired item When a menu screen appears on the TVPlaying Discs-basic Play For motion pictures except DVD-VR MPEG4 DivXDivX VOD Contents Useful Functions Displaying Current Playback Condition Quick OSD Useful FunctionsManual Skip Program/Random PlaybackPlaying a Data Disc Using Navigation MenusUsing Playback Menu except Jpeg files on Using Navigation MenusPlaying a HighMAT Disc Using Navigation MenusPlaying a DVD Video Recording Format Disc Changing Soundtracks, Subtitles and Angles To Enjoy Movies and Music MoreRepeat Play To Enjoy Movies and Music MoreAdvanced Surround Multi Re-masterProgressive Out Component Variable Zoom FunctionDolby Digital, DTS Digital Surround and MPEG§ Digital OutputPCM Digital Output Main Menu Using On-Screen MenusOther Settings Audio/Subtitle language Using On-Screen MenusAudio Menu Other MenuEntering a Password Ratings Changing SettingsItems Changing SettingsSetup Menu DVD-RAM Copying Recording from DVD to VHSManual Copying Sound Before Requesting ServiceGeneral VHS picture Before Requesting ServiceDisc play Hints Error Messages1 ch GlossarySpecifications F0106Ad1036

NV-VP60 Series specifications

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