JVC HR-S9600EK setup guide TV Receiver Player Your recorder Recorder

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TV Receiver

Player

Your recorder

Recorder

Your recorder

TV Receiver

	21-pin SCART Cable
VIDEO	(not provided)			RF Cable
VIDEO			21-pin SCART Cable
CHAN-					VIDEO
CHAN-				(provided)	VIDEO
NEL or	RF Cable		(not provided)	(provided)	CHANNEL
NEL or	RF Cable		(not provided)		CHANNEL
AV mode	(provided)				or AV mode
	Another recorder		Another recorder
	Recorder		Player
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TV Receiver	Recorder	Your recorder

S-Video Cable (provided)

21-pin SCART Cable (not provided)

Another recorder

Player

NOTES:

●All necessary cables can be obtained from your dealer.

●For Y/C signal input/output, be sure to use a 21-pin SCART cable that is compatible with the Y/C signal.

●When you select EDIT to dub tapes in step 3, be sure to select AUTO (or NORM when B.E.S.T. is set to OFF) after you finish dubbing the tapes.

●When you use this recorder as the player for editing, be sure to set "O.S.D." to "OFF" before starting (☞ pg. 47).

●If you are using another recorder with S-Video and Audio input/output connectors, you can connect those connectors to this recorder's S-VIDEO IN/S OUT and AUDIO IN/OUT connectors.

When Using Your Video Recorder As The Source Player ...

... connect its rear panel S OUT and AUDIO OUT connectors to the recording deck's S-Video and Audio input connectors. When Using Your Video Recorder As The Recording Deck ...

... connect its front panel S-VIDEO and AUDIO input connectors to the source player's S-Video and Audio output connectors. Then, set the recorder's input mode to "S-1".

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Contents HR-S9600EK Connection to the mains supply in the United Kingdom Safety PrecautionsDo not place the recorder Moisture CondensationSome Dos And Donts On The Safe Use Of Equipment Quick SET UP Guide Connect Video Recorder to TV Back of TVBack of Recorder Mains outlet Mains Power Cord Back of TV Audio in connectorsGo to item Before performing the following procedure, make sure thatProgram number set Remote control while downloading is10 or If -- appears on the display panel, refer Link screen will appear. Then the GuideIf both auto channel set and auto clock set have failed Auto Set Up results appear on the display panelNexTView Link TV Auto Power OnLink Functions Turn on the RecorderStart Playback PlaybackLoad a Cassette PointActivate HIGH-SPEED Search PlaybackRecording SET Counter Display Select Preset to WatchReset Counter Engage ITR ModeEnter Pluscode Number Video Plus+ Timer ProgrammingAccess Video PLUS+ Screen Access Video PLUS+ Program ScreenPDC Recording Timer WarningTime Express Timer ProgrammingBefore performing Express Timer Programming Enter Programme Start TimeScreen SET PDC ModeTimer Mode Return to NormalCheck, Cancel And Replace Programmes VHS Super VHS and VHS Recording According To Tape TypePlayback/ Recording According To Tape Charac- teristics Access Main MenuAccess Mode SET Select B.E.S.T. ModeDuring B.E.S.T RecordingPlayback Or press Record on the recorderDigital 3R Playback Picture AdjustmentManual Tracking Digital TBC/NRSkip Over Unwanted Looking For Scene You WantActivate Index Search Activate Instant ReviewNormal recorder Audio signal during TimeScanTimeScan Variable-Speed Search/ Reverse PlayForward Search Play Slow-Motion Still TimeScanTimeScan Audio Speed SP Speed LP Audio outputRecording Level Adjust AudioSelecting Sound You Want Control ScreenType of Broadcast On-screen Display Being Received Receiving Nicam Stereo And Bilingual ProgrammesSoundtrack Selection During PlaybackSatellite Receiver Unit Automatic Satellite Programme RecordingPressing %Þ, then press OK or% Move the highlight bar pointer to Mode SET byLink indicator lights up and the recorder turns off Before performing the following stepsRemote Con- trol Functions SET Remote ControlRE-SUPPLY Power Remote A/B Code SwitchingOperate TV TV Multi-brand Remote ControlControl Your TV Using Additional Buttons SET TV Brand CodeSatellite Tuner Brand Code Satellite Receiver Multi- Brand Remote ControlOperate Satellite Receiver TV Prog +/-,NUMBER keysMinimizing Picture Degradation While Editing Access Main Menu ScreenAccess Mode SET Screen Select Picture Control SET ModeEdit From Camcorder Connector Lanc Cable not provided Synchro EditingRepeat steps 4 6 as necessary Edit To Or From Another Video Recorder TV Receiver Player Your recorder Recorder AV2 Select Setting AV1 Select SettingAudio Dubbing Random As- semble Editing Prepare for EditingPress R.A. Edit END R.A. Edit Locate EDIT-IN PointLocate EDIT-OUT Point Start R.A. EditReset the Counter Insert EditingNumber DUB Engage Insert EditingStart Editing END Insert EditingInformation On J Terminal Terminal JLIPJoint Level Interface Protocol ConnectorAccess Initial SET Screen Access Jlip ID NO. SET ScreenOn-Screen Display ENABLE/DISABLEOther Functions ON-SCREEN DisplaySelect Power Save Power Save ModeAuto SP→LP Timer Auto TimerNext Function Memory Retake Engage RECORD-PAUSE ModeResume Recording Repeat PlaybackAudio Cable not provided Speaker Connection To Stereo SystemSET Video Channel Access Video Channel SET ModeExit Video Channel SET Mode Video Channel SetWith RF Connection Test SignalTuner Set Perform Auto Channel SETAuto Channel Set For about 5 seconds, a Screen preset positionsAfter Scan Completed Is displayed on the screenClose Confirmation Screen Storing Channels ManuallyInput Channel Enter NEW Channel InformationChange Station Preset Position Fine-Tuning Channels Already StoredDelete a Channel Select NEW Station Access ManualSwitch Stations Channel SET ScreenStation Name TV Station And ID ListTV Station Channel Number Guide Just Clock Clock SetVideo Plus+ Setup NumberGuide Program Number Set Ä remain lit on the display panel. Is there Problem? Questions And AnswersTroubleshooting Won’t stop Timer RecordingFront View Index3 4 5 6 @ # $ Inside View of Front PanelRear View AV1 IN/OUT Connector enables AV connec@ # Display PanelTV Muting Button mutes sound Remote ControlFast Forward FF Button same as button on recorder. pg Remote Control LCDMaximum recording time DA4 Double Azimuth helicalVHF 44.5 143/143 470 MHz