JVC SR-L910EK appendix Preparation, Summer Time Compensation, Selection of Record/Play Mode

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PREPARATION

 

 

(Main menu)

 

MAIN MENU

 

PROGRAM

TIMER

 

FUNCTION

 

 

ALARM

IN

 

 

POWER LOSS

 

HOUR METER

 

CLOCK

ADJUST

 

PRESS (SHIFT, SET)

 

 

PRESS (MENU)

TO

END

 

 

 

[SET +/-] button

 

(Date/time setting screen)

 

CLOCK

ADJUST

 

YEAR

 

2000

 

MONTH

 

1

 

DAY

 

1

 

HOUR

 

0

 

MINUTE

 

0

 

PRESS (SHIFT, SET)

 

 

PRESS (MENU)

TO

END

 

 

 

[SHIFT +/-] button and

 

 

 

[SET +/-] button

Set the date and time using the CLOCK ADJUST menu 1screen.

2Turn on this unit and the monitor and engage the Stop mode.

3Press the [MENU] button to display the main menu screen. Press the [SHIFT +] or [SHIFT -]button to select <CLOCK ADJUST>. 4(Set the cursor arrow to <CLOCK ADJUST>.) Press the [SET +] or [SET -] button to display the CLOCK ADJUST 5screen on the monitor. Select the item to be set.

Press the [SHIFT +] or [SHIFT -] button to select the item.

6[ The selected item will blink.

Enter the value for the selected item with the [SET +/-] button.

Press the [SET +] button to increase the number.

Press the [SET -] button to decrease the number.

• The setting range for the year is from 1997 to 2096.

• This VCR uses the 24-hour clock.

• If an invalid date is set, it is automatically corrected.

(e.g.) 1999-2-29 [ 1999-2-28

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6-3 Summer Time Compensation

Set whether or not the Summer Time mode is engaged with the <SUMMER TIME> function menu switch on the VTR mode 2 setting screen. When the <SUMMER TIME> switch is set to "ON", the currently set time is advanced one hour.

1During daylight savings time

2Set the time with one-hour delay. After setting the time, set the <SUMMER TIME> switch to "ON". 3• The set time advances one hour. At the end of the daylight savings time season, set the <SUMMER TIME> switch to OFF.

The standard time instead of "Summer Time" is displayed.

When setting the time, make sure the <SUMMER TIME> switch is set to "OFF".

When the unit is shipped, this switch is set to "OFF".

Clock setting is not possible during timer recording.

1Standard time

2Set the clock to the actual time. When daylight savings starts, set the <SUMMER TIME> menu switch to "ON".

The time advances one hour on the display

CLOCK

ADJUST

YEAR

1998

MONTH

6

DAY

30

HOUR

17

MINUTE

30

PRESS (SHIFT, SET)

PRESS (MENU)

TO END

 

[MENU] button

(Normal screen)

1 7 : 3 0 : 0 1 3 H

 

30 – 6 – 98

 

 

 Repeat steps 5 and 6 until the year, month, date, hour, and minutes

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have all been set.

 

End date and time setting.

Press the [MENU] button twice.

[ The normal display is restored and the set date and time are shown

 

on screen. The time count starts from 00 seconds.

Note:

If you press the [OPERATE] button after setting the date and time

 

without first pressing the [MENU] button, the set date and time are

 

canceled.

6-4 Selection of Record/Play Mode

Display section

[TIME MODE] button

SP indication LP indication

Recording/

 

 

playback time

1Press the [OPERATE] button to turn the operating mode on.

 

mode indication

 

 

2The [OPERATE] indicator lights.

 

 

Select the recording/playback time mode with the [TIME MODE] button. Refer to the table below for more information on each

mode.

 

 

(Menu switch <POSITION> set to L-UP) YEAR

MONTH

DAY

HOUR MINUTE

1

 

Set the date and time on the front panel display

2

Turn the power on.

 

Press the [COUNT/CLOCK] button for at least 2 seconds.

3

The “year” indication blinks in the display.

4

Enter the value for the year with the [SET+] or [SET-] button.

 

Press the [SHIFT+] button: the “month” indication blinks.

 

Press the [SHIFT+] or [SHIFT-] button to move the blinking section.

 

Enter the value for the blinking section with the [SET+] or [SET-]

5

 

button.

 

Set the “month”, “day”, “hour” and “minute” with the [SHIFT+/-] and

6

[SET+/-] buttons.

 

When you have finished setting, press the [COUNT/CLOCK] button.

 

The display returns to the clock display mode and the time count

 

 

starts from 00 seconds.

Each time the [TIME MODE] button is pressed, the recording mode changes in the following order:

3H (VHS SP mode) [ L12H (12-hour Timelapse mode) [ L24H (24-hour Timelapse mode) [ 3H (VHS SP mode) ...

Playback Time Mode will differ depending on how the function menu switch <NOISELESS PLAY> is set. When NOISELESS PLAY is set to OFF: 3H (VHS SP mode) [ L12 (12-hour Timelapse mode) [ L24 (24-hour Timelapse mode) [ 3H (VHS SP mode) ....

When NOISELESS PLAY is set to ON: 3H (VHS SP mode) [ 12 (12-hour Noiseless playback mode) [ 24 (24-hour Noiseless playback mode) [ 3H (VHS SP mode) ....

The selected recording or playback time mode is shown on the display.

The SP indicator lights.

Note:

• When a tape recorded in the VHS Long Play (LP) mode is played back, the LP indicator lights. Recording in the LP mode is

not possible with this unit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Display

Modes

Available recording time (hour)

Recording/

Audio

Tape

indi-

 

 

 

 

 

playback

 

 

 

 

 

 

recording

running

cations

 

E-30

E-60

E-90

E-120

E-180

interval (sec.)

 

 

 

3H

VHS Standard (SP)

0.5

1

1.5

2

3

Possible

(Continuous) 23.39 mm/sec.

L12H

12-hour Timelapse

2

4

6

8

12

0.1

Possible

(Continuous) 4.68 mm/sec.

L24H

24-hour Timelapse

4

8

12

16

24

0.18

Possible

(Continuous) 2.60 mm/sec.

Time indication on the VCR's display

When the power is turned off, the time is displayed. When the power is turned on, set the time display mode with the [COUNT/CLOCK] button to display the current time.

The first time you turn on the power, the time display shows a blinking "0:00:00".

When the built-in backup battery capacity is low, the error indication E-10 appears on the display. Contact your local JVC dealer to replace the built-in battery.

12H

12-hour Noiseless

2

4

6

8

12

0.1

Impossible

Continuous field advance

24H

24-hour Noiseless

4

8

12

16

24

0.18

Impossible

Continuous field advance

*Recording time varies depending on the type of cassette used.

*For optimum performance and reliability, use a tape with a standard recording time of 180 minutes (E-180) or less.

*You can set 12H and 24H only during Playback Mode.

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