Panasonic NV-VP60 Series manual Before Requesting Service, General, Sound

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Before Requesting Service

Before requesting service, check the following points once again.

General

No power.

≥Connect the AC mains lead securely to mains supply.

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No response when buttons are

≥Some operations may be prohibited by the disc.

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pressed.

≥The unit may not be operating properly due to lightning, static electricity or some other

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external factor.

 

 

Reset procedure:

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Press [ÍVHS/DVD] to switch the unit to the standby mode and then back to ON.

 

 

Alternatively, press [ÍVHS/DVD] to switch the unit to the standby mode, disconnect the AC

 

 

mains lead and then wait for 1 minute. Reconnect the AC mains lead.

 

 

 

 

No operations can be performed

≥Check the batteries are inserted correctly.

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with the remote control.

≥The batteries are depleted: Replace them with new ones.

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≥Point the remote control at the remote control sensor and operate.

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Cannot select alternative

≥This function depends on software availability.

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languages.

≥Try selecting from the disc’s menu if one is available.

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The Setup menu cannot be

≥Press [DVD SELECT] (l 8).

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accessed.

≥Cancel all program and random play.

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Cannot operate the unit.

≥Press [VHS/DVD SELECT] properly.

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Cannot operate the TV.

≥The unit is in timer recording standby (“ ” is On on the unit’s display).

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≥Check the TV maker setting.

 

 

 

 

 

The TV reception got worse after

≥This can occur because the signals are being divided between the unit and the TV.

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connecting this unit.

It can be solved by using a signal booster, available from audio-visual suppliers. Consult

 

 

your dealer if reception does not improve.

 

The tape counter isn’t changing.

≥The tape counter does not change while playing unrecorded parts.

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≥The tape is dirty or damaged. Consult your dealer if this is the case.

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No on-screen display.

≥Go to “OPTION” in the VHS menu and select “AUTO” for “OSD”.

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≥Go to “Display” in the Setup menu and select “On” for “On-Screen Messages”.

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The menu is displayed in a

≥Go to “LANGUAGE” in the VHS menu and select the desired language for menus.

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different language.

≥Go to “Disc” in the Setup menu and select the preferred language for “Menus”.

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Sound

No sound.

≥Check the connections.

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Distorted sound.

≥Check the volume on the equipment you have connected.

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≥Ensure that the input settings on the other equipment are correct.

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≥Turn “Advanced Surround” off if it causes distortion.

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≥Output from this unit will be in stereo (2 channels) when “Advanced Surround” is on. Turn

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“Advanced Surround” off if you are using three or more speakers.

 

 

≥Press [1PLAY] to restore normal play after changing the speed.

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Piercing noise comes from the

≥If you have connected this unit to other equipment through the COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO

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speakers.

terminal, ensure you have selected the correct settings for “Dolby Digital”, “DTS Digital

 

 

Surround” and “MPEG” in the Setup menu’s “Audio” menu.

 

 

 

 

There is noise when playing a

≥Adjust the tracking.

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video tape.

≥The tape is old or damaged.

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Effects do not work.

≥“Dialogue Enhancer” and “Advanced Surround” do not work when the unit is outputting

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bitstream signals.

 

 

≥“Advanced Surround” does not work if you have changed the play speed.

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Recording

The picture is recorded with

≥Check the antenna connection to the unit.

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noise or a blank screen.

≥Check your normal TV picture. If there is no picture, check your antenna.

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≥The unit is not correctly tuned. Retune the unit.

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≥A1 or A2 has been selected. Select the required TV programme.

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≥The playback picture is distorted when recorded in the EP mode using MESECAM system.

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We recommend PAL system for recording in the EP mode.

 

Timer recording doesn’t record a

≥Check the clock and calendar.

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programme correctly.

≥Set the channel and start/end times correctly.

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≥Be sure to press [ TIMER] after programming to put the unit in timer recording standby.

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≥Programme times may be overlapped.

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“ ” flashes when I try to start

≥If the erasure prevention tab has been removed, cover the hole with adhesive tape.

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recording. Cannot record.

 

 

 

 

 

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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 InstructionsRemote Control AccessoriesVHS Deck and Video Cassette Information DVD-RW Disc InformationDiscs that can be played DVD-RDisc Information Control Reference Guide Main UnitUnit’s Display 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 SetPlayback Insert a recorded video cassette Press 1PLAYRepeat Playback 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 ModeSearch Functions VHS Index Search System VissPress backward or 9 forward 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 MenusUsing Navigation Menus Playing a DVD Video Recording Format DiscPlaying a HighMAT 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 FunctionDigital Output PCM Digital OutputDolby Digital, DTS Digital Surround and MPEG§ Using On-Screen Menus Other SettingsMain Menu Audio/Subtitle language Using On-Screen MenusAudio Menu Other MenuEntering a Password Ratings Changing SettingsChanging Settings Setup MenuItems Recording from DVD to VHS Manual CopyingDVD-RAM Copying Before Requesting Service GeneralSound Before Requesting Service Disc playVHS picture Hints Error Messages1 ch GlossarySpecifications F0106Ad1036

NV-VP60 Series specifications

The Panasonic NV-VP60 Series is a remarkable addition to the realm of home entertainment, renowned for its blend of functionality and user-friendly design. Launched during a time when VHS technology was at its peak, this series epitomizes the transition to advanced video recording capabilities while maintaining the convenience of traditional formats.

One of the standout features of the NV-VP60 is its built-in video cassette recorder (VCR), which supports both VHS and S-VHS formats. This compatibility allows users to enjoy a comprehensive range of media, making it an ideal choice for those who have a diverse collection of tapes. The high-speed dubbing feature streamlines the process of copying videos, ensuring that users can easily duplicate their favorite films or recordings without losing quality.

The NV-VP60 is also equipped with an advanced picture quality enhancement technology, which significantly improves the clarity and color accuracy of the recordings. This results in vibrant images that make viewing a pleasure, whether it’s for watching home videos or classic films. The unit's dynamic noise reduction system further enhances the viewing experience by minimizing visual disturbances, producing a smoother, more enjoyable playback.

Another key characteristic of the NV-VP60 is its intuitive remote control, which simplifies navigation through menus and playback functions. This user-centric design helps users quickly locate their desired content, ensuring straightforward operation regardless of technological familiarity. Moreover, the series comes with programmable recording features, allowing users to schedule recordings effortlessly and not miss their favorite shows.

The NV-VP60's versatility extends beyond simple playback, as it supports multiple input formats and connections, enabling the integration of various video sources, including satellite receivers and gaming consoles. This adaptability extends its lifespan in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

In summary, the Panasonic NV-VP60 Series stands out for its functionalities, including dual-format playback, picture quality enhancements, user-friendly controls, and versatile connectivity options. As a bridge between traditional and modern viewing experiences, it remains a valued choice for enthusiasts of vintage media and casual viewers alike. With the NV-VP60, Panasonic successfully delivered a product that resonates with quality and convenience, making it a classic in the market of home entertainment systems.
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