Sensory Science DDV9150 manual Set Auto Clock Set Channel, Select Clock Set Channel

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Set Auto Clock Set Channel

If you know a station in your local area that broadcasts time information, you can set it manually. For example, your local PBS station usually will transmit the time and date. Use this feature only if Auto Clock Set has set the time incorrectly.

1 Open the “Setup Menu”

Press and hold the menu button for 3 seconds.

2 Select “Set Clock Menu”

Press 1.

3 Select “Clock Set Channel”

Press the down arrow key until “Clock Set Channel” is selected.

4 Set “Clock Set Channel”

Press the right arrow key repeatedly to select among:

•Auto — Automatically searches for channels broadcasting the time via XDS (Extended Data Services)

•Ch ## — Allow you to manually set a channel to receive XDS information

•Aux — allows the clock to be set from another AV (Audio/Video) device at- tached to your VCR’s line inputs

 

 

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SETUP MENU

1 ➔ Set Clock Menu

2 : Copy/Record Settings

3 : Tuner And Channel List

4 : Dual-Deck Features

5 : Reset Factory Settings

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Contents DDV9150 USER/INSTALLER Caution Table of Contents Tuner & Channel List Timer Recording Appendix B Help Important Safety Instructions SafetyLightning For added protection of this video unit Objects and Liquids Never push objects Viii DDV9150 USER’S Guide Basic Connections Insert Remote Control BatteriesFirst Things First Unpack your Dual-Deck VCRConnect Antenna to VCR Connect Antenna/Basic CableConnect VCR to TV Set VCR Output ChannelTurn On TV Turn On VCRTune TV to Channel 3 or Basic Connection is CompleteDDV9150 USER’S Guide Auto Setup Initial SettingsRun Auto Setup Auto Setup is CompleteSelect On-Screen Language Set Language ManuallySet Clock Manually Open Setup MenuTurn Off Auto Clock Set Choose Set ClockSet the Time Save SettingsSet Daylight Savings Time Open the Setup MenuSelect Set Clock Menu Choose Daylight SavingsSet Time Zone Select Time ZoneSet Time Zone Set Auto Clock Set Channel Select Clock Set ChannelSet Clock Set Channel 12 DDV9150 USER’S Guide Dual-Deck System Remote Control OverviewDeck Control Section TV/VCR Front Panel OverviewVideo Line Input Use to Aux Audio Input Use to Front Panel InputsFront Panel Display Front Panel Display Settings Select Dual-Deck FeaturesSet Panel Display Child Lock Open Main MenuSet Child Lock Set Remote Eject Remote EjectSelect Event Main Menu TreePress the Menu Setup Menu TreeMenu Navigation Remote Control Stop/Eject & Play Menu Navigation Front PanelRewind ForwardSelect Reset Factory Settings Reset Factory SettingsDecide What to Reset Restore SettingsOn-Screen Display Overview Bring up On-Screen DisplayChange View SLP On-Screen Display ElementsSet Screen Display On-Screen Display OSD SettingsTuner Band Tuner & Channel ListSelect Tuner & Channel List Set Tuner BandAuto Channel Search Select Auto Channel SearchStart Auto Channel Search Select Add Channel Add ChannelTune the Channel Add the ChannelRemove Channel Select Remove ChannelRemove the Channel Show Weak Channels Select Show Weak ChannelsSet Show Weak Channels 34 DDV9150 USER’S Guide Basic Copying Copy FeaturesInsert Source Tape Insert Target TapeSet EZ Copy EZ CopyCopy Mode Select Copy/Record SettingsSet Copy Mode Set Speed Matching Speed MatchingSet Copy Audio Insert Copy Audio InsertCopy New Audio Track Connect Audio SourceBasic Playback Playback FeaturesInsert Tape Play TapeFreeze Frame Special Playback FeaturesFrame Advance Slow MotionSkip ReviewRepeat ShuttleAdjust Tracking Manually TrackingResume Auto Tracking Sequential/Loop Playback Set Playback ModeSet Auto Play/Rewind Auto Play/RewindRecording Features Basic RecordingStart Recording Recording Options Activate OTR One-Touch Recording OTRAdd Recording Time Activate Loop RecordStart Recording Record SpeedRecord Source Set Deck 1 Rec SourceSet Deck 2 Record Source Sequential/Loop Recording Set Record ModeSet Date/Time Stamp Date/Time Stamp54 DDV9150 USER’S Guide How to Set a Timer Recording Timer RecordingChoose Event Number Set Event Length Set Event Date & TimeSet Recording Source Set Event TypeSet Recording Speed Set Recording DeckTimer Recording is Complete Confirm SettingsTape Missing Timer Recording ErrorsTape Missing Tab Not ReadyEditing Features Scene EditorReview Source Tape Select Scene Number Select 8-Scene Edit ListMark Beginning of Scene Mark End of SceneMake a Tape Before You Begin Sync EditingPosition Target Tape Set Target Tape to Record/ PauseStart Sync Edit Position Source TapePause/Resume Sync Edit Stop Sync EditCut the Commercials How to Cut Commercials with Skip EditOn-Screen Titler Select Setup Titler MessageCompose Your Message Save Your MessageRecord Titler Message Recording Titler MessageOverview Search/Index FeaturesPlacing Index Marks Automatic Index MarksManual Index Marks Open Search Menu Index ScanSelect Index Search/Scan Scan for Index MarksIndex Search Enter # of Marks to SearchSearch for Index Marks Select Blank Search Blank SearchOpen Search Menu Direct Time SearchSelect Return to Return to76 DDV9150 USER’S Guide Cable Box Hookup Advanced ConnectionsConnect Cable Box to VCR Turn On TV, VCR & Cable BoxConnection is Complete Tune TV to the Same ChannelPlay a Tape Audio ConnectionsTV Monitor Connections Set TV to Auxiliary ModeTimer Record From Device Connecting Other Video EquipmentConnect Device to VCR Watch Device82 DDV9150 USER’S Guide Appendix a Multi-Brand Remote SetupProgram TV Code Check Your ResultsOperate Your TV, Cable Box, or DSS Multi-Brand Remote OperationAppendix B Help Frequently Asked Questions FAQsWhy isn’t my remote control working? Why does my on-screen display show Error? Why can’t I bring up the 8-Scene Edit List? Why is Copy Tape blinking on the front panel? Video System Technical SpecificationsWho Provides the Limited Warranty Dual-Deck VCR Limited WarrantyWhat is Covered and How Long What the Owner Must Do If Service is RequiredWhat are the Exceptions Other Warranty CoverageIndex Index94 DDV9150 USER’S Guide Index 96 DDV9150 USER’S Guide

DDV9150 specifications

The Sensory Science DDV9150 is a cutting-edge device designed to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of sensory analysis in various applications. With a focus on providing high-fidelity data collection, the DDV9150 stands out for its innovative features, advanced technologies, and unique characteristics that cater to the growing demands of industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and more.

One of the main features of the DDV9150 is its state-of-the-art sensory evaluation platform, which integrates advanced digital technologies with user-friendly interfaces. This ensures that sensory analysts can easily design, implement, and analyze sensory tests with minimal training. The device supports multiple sensory methodologies, including triangle tests, duo-trio tests, and hedonic scaling, enabling diverse experiments tailored to specific research requirements.

The DDV9150 is equipped with high-sensitivity feedback sensors that provide precise measurements related to taste, smell, and texture. This allows for extensive data collection on sensory attributes, enhancing the reliability of results. Additionally, the device features an intuitive touchscreen interface, allowing users to navigate through lab protocols, input data, and visualize results in real-time. This element greatly streamlines the workflow for sensory scientists and researchers.

Another significant characteristic of the DDV9150 is its compatibility with advanced data analysis software. Users can seamlessly integrate the sensory data with statistical tools such as ANOVA and regression analysis, leading to insightful interpretations and conclusions. The device also enables cloud connectivity, facilitating remote monitoring and collaboration among teams dispersed across different locations.

Moreover, the DDV9150 boasts robust safety and cleaning protocols, ensuring that it meets stringent hygiene standards – an essential requirement for industrial applications. Its durable design guarantees longevity and reliability, making it a worthwhile investment for laboratories aiming to perform rigorous sensory evaluations continuously.

In summary, the Sensory Science DDV9150 is redefining the realm of sensory testing with its innovative technologies and features. Its adaptability, precision, and user-centric design make it an invaluable asset for any laboratory dedicated to understanding and improving sensory experiences. As industries continue to seek higher standards in product quality and consumer satisfaction, devices like the DDV9150 will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of sensory science.
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