Panasonic NV-VP32 Timer Recording, To check and cancel a Timer Programme, Press PROG/CHECK twice

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Timer Recording

Recording Mode Auto Change Function

During a timer recording performed in SP mode, this function automatically changes the recording mode if the unit determines that the remaining tape time is insufficient to record the entire programme. If the remaining tape time is still not sufficient even in LP (EP) mode, the programme cannot be recorded to the end.

The recording mode will change as follows:

PAL system:

SP # LP

NTSC system:

SP # EP

≥This function cannot change the recording speed to the EP mode for PAL system.

e.g. NTSC system (when using a 60-min. tape) Timer programming

1st programme

2nd

programme (60 min.)

(30 min.)

 

 

Video tape

 

 

30 min. at SP

15 min.

45 min.

at SP

at EP

 

≥The tape length must be set correctly (l 24). ≥Some tapes may not work correctly.

≥If the recording speed changes during a timer recording, some picture distortion will occur at that point.

To check and cancel a Timer Programme

≥This unit must be turned on, or in timer recording standby mode.

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[1] Press [PROG/CHECK] twice.

The Timer Programme List screen appears.

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[2] Press [PROG/CHECK] repeatedly to select the programme.

≥Every time you press [PROG/CHECK], the cursor shifts below. You can also select the programme by pressing [34].

≥When “JET NAVIGATOR” is set to “ON”, press [1] to display the category. Press [1] again to make the previous display appear.

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[3] Press [CANCEL/RESET] to cancel.

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[4] Press [MENU] to exit the on-screen display.

Notes:

≥If timer recording is not completed (due to insufficient tape or cancellation by the user), the programmed timer recording data will be cancelled from the memory by 4 A.M. two days later. However, if the timer recording function is activated at that time, the programmed timer recording data will not be cancelled.

≥After you cancel the programmed timer recording data, the current recording mode during the stop mode is displayed.

 

DATE

 

CH

ON

OFF

 

1

29SA

2

20:02

21:30

SP

2

SU-SA

25

10:30

11:00

A

3

SU

14

15:00

16:00

SP

4

19WE

5

22:15

23:30

EP

5

28FR

 

A1

20:02

21:30

SP

6

30SU

4

19:10

19:55

EP

7

– – – –

 

– –

– –:– –

– –:– –

 

8

– – – –

 

– –

– –:– –

– –:– –

 

SELECT:

 

 

SET:

END:MENU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DATE

 

CH

ON

OFF

 

1

29SA

2

20:02

21:30

SP

2

SU-SA

25

10:30

11:00

A

3

– – – –

 

– –

– –:– –

– –:– –

SP

4

19WE

5

22:15

23:30

EP

5

28FR

 

A1

20 02

21 30

SP

VHS Operations

Timer recording for the same programme on the following week (Intelligent Timer)

When you wish to set the timer recording for programmes which will be recorded within 1 week and you have ever recorded the programmes before, you can record them soon with I-TIMER function without entering day and time by buttons.

≥This unit must be turned on, or in timer recording standby mode. ≥Confirm that the TV is on and this unit viewing channel is selected.

≥Insert a video cassette with an intact erasure prevention tab.

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[1] Press [I-TIMER] to display the menu for Intelligent Timer on the TV screen.

≥The list of the timer programmes which are recorded before appears.

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[2] Press [34] to select the timer programme which you want to record on the following week.

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[3] Press [ENTER].

≥The Timer Programme List screen appears.

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[4]Press [TIMER ] to switch this unit over to the timer recording standby mode.

Notes:

≥Up to 16 I-Timer Programmes can be memorized.

≥When I-Timer Programmes are increased to more than 16, the oldest one is deleted.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DAY

 

CH

ON

OFF

 

 

TU

1

0:22

0:26

LP

 

 

 

 

 

SELECT:

 

 

ENTERSET:

END:MENU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DATE

 

CH

ON

OFF

 

1

3 TU

1

0:22

0:26

LP

2

3 TU

2

2:39

2:43

LP

3

28 WE

2

2:56

4:00

LP

4

28 WE

1

2:59

4:00

LP

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Contents DVD Player Video Cassette Recorder Model No. NV-VP32 Series Contents About descriptions in these Operating Instructions AccessoriesFor your safety Condensation may form in the following casesVHS Deck and Cassette Tape Information Remote ControlDisc Information SLP Control Reference GuideMain Unit Unit’s DisplayªVHS and DVD button Control Reference GuideFor better video from DVD ConnectionsBasic Connections Audio/Video Output SocketsAnalog 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 TVPress VHS Í to turn on this unit Tuning the TV to Your UnitTo restart Plug in Auto Tuning Press MenuClock SET Setting Up for VHSPress Menu to start the clock and exit the setting screen Press Menu Press 34 to select the menu Press EnterProgressive Out Component DVD Quick SetupPress Enter and then Setup to end the settings TV AspectInsert a recorded video cassette tape Press 1 Play PlaybackNtsc Playback Adjusting the playback pictureDuring play, press TRACKING/V-LOCK or While paused, press TRACKING/V-LOCK orMenu 4 Press REC¥ to start recording Press REC Mode to select the recording modeRecording Press Chji buttons to select the TV stationRecording from an external source One-Touch Recording OTRTape Refresh Press Timer RecordingPress PROG/CHECK Press 2 1 to set the date on which TV programme will be broadcastPress PROG/CHECK twice Timer RecordingTo check and cancel a Timer Programme Recording Mode Auto Change FunctionProgramme Search FunctionsJet Navigator Press NaviEasy Programme Playback Search FunctionsVHS Index Search System Viss Press backward or 9 forwardAuto Tuning Settings Using the On-Screen DisplayTuner Preset Press 34 to select Auto Tune Press 2 1 to start Auto TuningSystem Ntsc PB Select OptionTape Select Ntsc Input SelectTo change the audio, press Audio Various indications in on-screen displayPress VHS Status Changing audioPress OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray Playing Discs-basic playPlace the disc with the label facing upward Chapter Review Playing Discs-basic playPosition Memory During play, press P.MEMORYQuick Replay Convenient FunctionsStarting play from a selected item Starting play from a selected groupPress AV Enhancer to select On Picture ModeConvenient Functions AV EnhancerProgram Play Changing Play SequenceRandom Play Direct Navigator Playing the Programmes or Play Lists on DVD-RAMPlaying a play list Naming folders and files Using playback menus except Jpeg files on DVD-RAMªUsing navigation menus MP3/WMA, CD text and Jpeg Navigating MenusPlaying HighMAT discs MP3/WMA, CD text and Jpeg Navigating MenusFind Press 1 to select On and press Enter To Enjoy Movies and Music MoreChanging soundtracks, subtitles and angles During play, press AudioAngles DVD-V Effective listening using the front speakers onlyTo Enjoy Movies and Music More Advanced SurroundPress 34 to select Just Fit Zoomand Press 34 to select the preset aspect ratioRepeat Play Variable Zoom functionDolby Digital, DTS Digital Surround and Mpeg Digital outputManual Zoom PCM Digital OutputElapsed play time indicator Using On-Screen MenusMain Menu Other settings Using On-Screen MenusPress 34 to select the menu’s tab Changing SettingsPress Setup Entering a password RatingsSetup menu Changing SettingsMenus Items Manual Dubbing Recording from DVD to VHSDVD-RAM Dubbing General Before Requesting ServiceSound VHS picture Before Requesting ServiceStills in the Setup menu Disc playEditing Error MessagesSelf-diagnostic Indications on the unit’s display Disc picture1 ch GlossarySpecifications
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