Dolby Laboratories 6000 user manual IX. HDD Recorder Operation, Record TV Program, Schedule Record

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IX. HDD RECORDER OPERATION

You can record TV program and other A/V program by connecting cable TV or other A/V device output to HDD recorder.

RECORD TV PROGRAM

If you want to record a chapter when you are watching TV.

Push RECORD to begin record. The screen show:

RECORD 00:00:00

CH 26

 

 

PVR PAGE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PVR

 

PROGRAM LIST

 

 

 

RECORD SCHEDULE

 

DVD

 

SETTING

 

 

 

RETURN

 

SETTING

 

 

 

EXIT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Use / to move the cursor and select “RECORD SCHEDULE”, then push ENTER to confirm. The screen show:

SCHEDULE LIST

No. DATE START END INPUT REC.Q MODE

Push STOP If you want to finish this record at once. The screen show:

EDIT

DEL

EXIT

Notice: Push CH+ / CH- or digit button to change the TV channel when playing TV. But in recording status, you can not change TV channel.

SCHEDULE RECORD

Record schedule allow you to make schedule for recording. There are three schedule modes: One time mode, Every day mode, and Every week mode. You can enter setup menu to make recording schedule. Push SETUP to enter the main menu. The screen show:

MAIN PAGE

PVR

DVD

SETTING

EXIT

Use / to move the cursor to the icon and select “PVR”, then push ENTER to confirm. The screen show:

-20-

Select EDIT, press ENTER to confirm. The screen show:

EVENT SETTING

 

CURRENT TIME: 20

0

3/01/05 10:10:12 MONDAY

 

 

START TIME :

 

 

2001/01/01 00:00

 

 

END TIME:

00:01

 

 

 

INPUT:

 

 

067

 

 

 

PROG NAME:

HXX1259

 

 

 

MODE:

ONE TIME

/EVERY DAY/EVERY WEEKL

 

 

REC-Q:

COMMON

/GOOD/BETTER/BEST

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OK

 

CANCEL

 

 

 

Now you can use

/ / /

to move the cursor to

the icon, use CH+ / CH- or digit key to date, time and

channel number change, and use / to select MODE and REC-Q .

Notice: If you finish schedule, that menu item will be marked with scheduled symbol. When you choose that one again, you can choose “DELETE”, to delete that record Schedule or “EDIT” to change schedule parameters.

RECORD EXTERNAL PROGRAM

If connect external audio/video output device to AV1 AV2, you can make a record of external program.

In the TV/AV status, push TV/AV for select “AV1”

input mode if the A/V output device is connected to

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Contents HDD Video Recorder Power Source Safety InstructionsUSE Remote Controller Check AccessoriesSwitching on II. Getting StartedTable of Contents DVD Player III. FeaturesIV. Playable Discs Type Mark Content Size PlayingBefore Operation VI. Precautions for DiscsReference Drawing for Back Side VII. Preparations Before OperationReference Drawing for Display Window Reference Drawing for Front PanelRemote Controller Button Layout Reference Drawing for Connections VIA AV RCA Cable VIA Video Cable and Digital CablePage Connecting Cable TV Connecting Headphone VIII. DVD Player Operations When playing DVDPlay Discs DisplayWhen playing VCD, Super-VCD PBC When playing CDDVD Menu Play Volume ControlSlow Play Fast PlayDigest Play Play MP3Repeat Playback Record TV Program IX. HDD Recorder OperationSchedule Record Record External ProgramTime Shift Record PLAY/EDIT Program List HDDPVR Setup Function SettingDate / Time Setup Hard Disk ManagerTime Shifting Setup DVD SetupPower on Mode Record QualityDigital Output Analog OutputVideo System Screen AspectOSD Language Setup Main SettingPicture Setup DefaultNo sound XI. TroubleshootingHDD Digital Recorder XII. Technical SpecificationsNtsc / PAL

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