JVC HR-J713EU On-Screen Displays, Enable/Disable, Access Mode Set Screen, Turn On The Recorder

On-Screen Displays

Turn on the TV and select the VIDEO channel (or AV mode).

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OK

MENU

NOTES:

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You can choose whether or not to have various operational indicators appear on screen, by setting this function ON or OFF. Messages appear in the selected language (☞ pg. 7 or 8).

TURN ON THE RECORDER

1 Press		.
	ACCESS MAIN MENU
	SCREEN
2 Press MENU.
	ACCESS MODE SET SCREEN
Move the highlight bar (pointer) to "MODE SET" by
3 pressing %Þ, then press OK or #.
	ENABLE/DISABLE
	ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
The default setting is “ON”,			MODE SET
	so if you want on-screen		B. E. S. T.	ON
	displays, leave the setting
			PICTURE CONTROL	AUTO
4 as it is and go to step 5. If			AUTO TIMER	OFF
			O. S. D.	ON
	you don’t want the displays
			DIRECT REC	ON
	to appear, press %Þ to		AUTO SP=LP TIMER	OFF
	move the highlight bar		POWER SAVE	OFF
			NEXT PAGE
	(pointer) to "O.S.D." and
			[5°] =
	press OK or #to set		[MENU] : EXIT
	“O.S.D.” to “OFF”.
	RETURN TO NORMAL
	SCREEN
5 Press MENU.

●When you use this recorder as the player for editing, be sure to set "O.S.D." to "OFF" before starting.

●During playback, the operation mode indicators may be disturbed depending on the type of tape being used.

The superimposed indication on the TV screen tells you what the recorder is doing.

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11			q6	2
	PR. 1 ARD	]	SP

1021 : 00

924. 12. 99 – WARNING– TIMER RECORDING

TO START SOON

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8		ST							3
7	0		+	+	+		+	4
		HI FI				–1 : 23	: 45
6		NORM			REMAIN 1		: 00			5

1– Operation mode indicators

2– Tape speed SP/LP/EP (EP is for NTSC playback only) 3– Tape direction

4– Counter display

5– Tape remaining time indicator (☞ pg. 18) 6– Audio mode display (☞ pg. 16)

7– Tape position indicator (☞ pg. 13) 8– Type of Broadcast (☞ pg. 19)

9– Current day/month/year 10– Clock display

11– Channel position number and station name/Aux. indicator (L-1 or L-2)

12– Timer warning display (☞ pg. 23, 25) 13– Cassette loaded mark