JVC HR-A433E, HR-A437E, HR-A430E Revise Programme Information, Check And Cancel Programmes

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Check And Cancel

Programmes

ACCESS PROGRAMME

DISPLAY

1 Press PROG CHECK. The recording start and stop times appear on the front display panel. Then press OK and the date and the channel position appear. Each time you press PROG CHECK the next program’s informa- tion appears.

If All Information Is Correct . . .

. . . programming is completed.

If You Wish To Revise Data . . .

. . . with the recorder's power turned on, go to step 2.

If You Wish To Cancel A Program . . .

. . . with the recorder's power turned on, press CANCEL. All information you input is deleted.

REVISE PROGRAMME

INFORMATION

2 Input the appropriate data using the START +/–, STOP +/–, DATE +/– and TV PROG. +/– buttons on the remote control.

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PDC/VPS Recording (A237E, A437E only)

Now available from some TV stations, PDC (Programme Delivery Control) and VPS (Video Programme System) are service designed to assure safe, accurate timer recording. With this system, special code signals are transmitted together with the audio/video signals. These code signals control your video recorder and have precedence over advertised times you preset in the timer. This means that your recorder will start and stop recording when the preset TV programmes actually start and end — even if the broadcast time of a preset TV programme is changed.

To Use PDC/VPS Service . . .

The default setting for PDC/VPS is "ON". To cancel PDC/VPS, press NUMBER key "7" so that the PDC/VPS indicator () on the display panel disappears during ShowView or regular timer programming.

NOTES:

●When you manually enter programmes (regular timer programming), set the start time (PDC or VPS time) exactly as advertised in the TV listing. A different time than advertised will result in no recording.

●If you own the A237E, PDC/VPS recording is also possible when a satellite tuner or a cable system is connected to AV2 IN on your recorder.

●When PDC/VPS recording is performed, the Instant ReView programme readout number may not match the actual number of programmes that have been timer-recorded (☞ pg. 11).

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Contents HR-A437E HR-A237E HR-A433E HR-A233E HR-A430E HR-A230E To A430E/A433E/A437E Owners Safety PrecautionsDo not place the recorder Tune The TV To Your Video Recorder Basic ConnectionsConnecting Using a Decoder Satellite Tuner ConnectingSatellite tuner Decoder Tuner Set SET Date and Time Access Clock SET DisplayClock Set Turn the Recorder onSET Just Clock SET ClockAutomatically Return to Normal DisplayStart Playback Basic PlaybackLoad a Cassette PointPause During Playback Playback FeaturesSearch Return to Automatic Adjust TrackingOverride Automatic Tracking ManuallyRE-SUPPLY Power SET A/B Code SwitchActivate Index Search Basic Recording Recording Features Make List of Stored Channel Positions Station Names Information On ShowViewGuide Prog. Number Set If you own the A437E Enter Showview NumberEnter Channel Position Number Press OKEngage RECORDER’S ShowView Timer RecordingAccess Programme Display Timer ModeEnter Programme Date Regular Timer ProgrammingEnter Programme Start TimeRevise Programme Information Check And Cancel ProgrammesPDC/VPS Recording A237E, A437E only Make Connections Edit To OrFrom Another VideoStart Camcorder Edit From a CamcorderSET RECORDER’S Input ModeInput Channel Access CH. SET DisplayAccess Confirmation Display Select PositionSelect NEW Position Switch StationsAccess Manual CH. SET Display Perform TuningRTBF1 or 1000TV1000 Euronews Eurosports Femman Film Filmnet France2 France3Clear Check the cassette Forward Fast-forwardedTV/VCR switch is in the wrong Set the switch to TV Timer againQuest Ions and Answers Video Programme System VPS List Of TermsFront View Digit Entry Installing BatteriesHow To Use Operating JVC TVsDisplay Panel Frequency synthesized tuner Provided accessoriesInfrared remote control unit Pin Scart connector xVictor Company of JAPAN, Limited

HR-A430E, HR-A233E, HR-A237E, HR-A437E, HR-A230E specifications

The JVC HR-A433E, HR-A230E, HR-A437E, HR-A237E, and HR-A233E are part of JVC's esteemed lineup of VHS video cassette recorders that were popular in the late 1990s to early 2000s. Each model brought forward a unique array of features and cutting-edge technologies that catered to the needs of home video enthusiasts.

The HR-A433E is particularly noted for its high-quality video playback and recording capabilities. It features JVC's Super VHS technology, which enhances image clarity and detail when compared to standard VHS. With its built-in TBC (Time Base Corrector), users can expect consistent playback quality, minimizing jitter and improving the viewing experience. Additionally, the model supports various recording speeds, allowing for flexible usage based on user preferences.

In contrast, the HR-A230E is a more entry-level model designed to make VCR technology accessible to a broader audience. Although it lacks some of the advanced features of its counterparts, it still delivers reliable performance for basic recording and playback needs. The machine is renowned for its user-friendly interface, making it easy for anyone to operate, whether they're recording a family event or watching favorite shows.

The HR-A437E and HR-A237E models closely mirror the functionality of the HR-A433E and HR-A230E but come with additional enhancements. The HR-A437E includes Dolby Surround audio for an immersive sound quality that enhances the overall viewing experience. On the other hand, the HR-A237E focuses on delivering solid performance with simplified features that appeal to casual users who want effective recording without complexities.

Finally, the HR-A233E serves as an affordable mid-range option that balances performance and budget. With features such as auto timer recording and a variety of playback options, it is ideal for users who want reliable functionality without breaking the bank.

Overall, JVC’s VHS recorders are characterized by their durability, ease of use, and commitment to quality. They incorporate various technologies aimed at improving playback and recording, ensuring that whether capturing a cherished moment or reliving favorite films, users receive a satisfying home entertainment experience. Collectively, these models represent the pinnacle of VCR technology from JVC during their prime, serving as enduring nostalgic devices in a digital age.
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