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SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS (cont.)

 

 

 

* The default setting is bold in the table below.

 

 

 

 

 

8 PROG. NAVIGATION

 

When this function is set to “ON”, the recorder stores information on the

ON

 

recorded programmes. If you do not want to use the Programme Navigation

OFF

 

function ( pg. 36), set “PROG. NAVIGATION” to “OFF”.

 

 

NOTES:

 

 

 

 

● Programme Navigation is possible with the cassettes recorded with this recorder

 

 

only.

 

 

 

 

● Before recording, make sure the recorder’s clock is set correctly.

 

 

● To record the programme information in this recorder’s memory, you must continue

 

 

to record each programme for over the minimum recording time; 8 minutes for the

 

 

SP mode, 15 minutes for the LP mode or 23 minutes for the EP mode.

 

 

● Programme Navigation may not work properly depending on the tape being used.

 

 

● The programme information is stored in this recorder’s memory. If the memory in this

 

 

recorder should ever be damaged and the programme information lost, it is

 

 

impossible to restore that information.

 

 

 

 

 

8 DIRECT REC

 

When this function is set to “ON”, you can easily start recording the

ON

 

programme that you are watching on your TV. Press and hold 7 and press 4

OFF

 

on the remote control, or press 7 on the recorder.

 

 

NOTES:

 

 

 

 

● When you use the Direct Rec function, be sure to use a TV offering T-V LINK, etc.

 

 

and connect a fully-wired 21-pin SCART cable between the recorder and the TV

 

 

( pg. 10).

 

 

 

 

● If “DIRECT REC” is set to “OFF”, the 7 button functions as described in “Basic

 

 

Recording” ( pg. 24).

 

 

 

 

● During the Direct Rec, “– –” appears on the front display panel.

 

 

● When “DIRECT REC” is set to “ON”, if you press any button just after pressing 7 on

 

 

the recorder (or 7 and 4 on the remote control), the recorder may not function

 

 

properly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8 AUTO SP]LP TIMER

 

When this function is set to “ON”, the recorder automatically switches to LP

ON

 

mode to allow complete recording if there is not enough tape to record the

OFF

 

entire programme while timer-recording in SP mode.

 

 

For Example . . .

 

 

 

 

Recording a programme of 210 minutes in length onto a 180-minute tape

 

 

Approximately 150 minutes

Approximately 60 minutes

 

 

SP mode

LP mode

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total 210

minutes

 

 

 

Make sure you set this function to “ON”, before the timer-recording starts.

 

 

NOTES:

 

 

 

 

● If you have programmed the recorder to timer-record 2 or more programmes, the

 

 

second programme and those thereafter may not fit on the tape if you set “AUTO

 

 

SP]LP TIMER” to “ON”. In this case, make sure the mode is not engaged, then set

 

 

the tape speed manually during timer programming.

 

 

● In order to ensure that the recording fits on the tape, this feature may leave a slight

 

 

non-recorded section at the end of the tape.

 

 

● There may be some noise and sound disturbance at the point on the tape where the

 

 

recorder switches from SP to LP mode.

 

 

● The Auto SP]LP Timer feature is not available during ITR (Instant Timer Recording),

 

 

and the feature will not work properly with any tapes longer than E-180, or with

 

 

some tapes of shorter lengths.

 

 

 

 

● If you perform timer recording with both VPS/PDC and the Auto SP]LP Timer

 

 

activated, and the programme goes beyond its originally scheduled length, there

 

 

may be times when the programme cannot be recorded in its entirety.

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents Video Cassette Recorder Safety Precautions Moisture Condensation Front View Rear View Tape Speed SP/LP/EP  pg Counter can display up to +/ 195959. IfPlayback or recording time exceeds this limit ON-SCREEN Display Remote Control How To Use Operating JVC TVsSituate the recorder Check the contents10 EN Connect the recorder to TV8To connect to a TV with S-VIDEO/AUDIO in connectors Video ConnectionTurn on the recorder Auto Set Up12 EN Select your countryConfirm/Set video channel Perform Auto Set UpSelect the language On the front display panelSet the video channel Perform Preset Download14 EN Press rt to select CH - and press OK or eLanguage for the on-screen display Just ClockLanguage Access the Main Menu screenAccess the Country Set screen 16 ENAttach the Satellite Controller Installing Satellite ControllerSituate the Satellite Controller Make connectionsSetting satellite receivers brand and channel 18 ENVCR Auto Standby Direct Rec TV Auto Power OnNextView Link Basic Playback 20 ENPause during playback Slow MotionPicture Search Activate frame-by-frame playbackIndex Search 22 ENVariable Speed Search Skip SearchManual Tracking Next Function MemoryRepeat Playback Soundtrack Selection24 EN Instant Timer Recording ITR Tape Remaining TimeSuper VHS ET S-VHS ET Engage the S-VHS ET mode26 EN Receiving Stereo and Bilingual ProgrammesPlayback RecordingBefore performing the Showview Timer Programming Access the Showview screenAccess the Showview Program screen 28 ENEngage the recorder’s timer mode Set the VPS/PDC modeAccess the Title Edit screen Enter the programme titleExpress Timer Programming 30 ENEnter the channel position To Timer-Record Weekly Or Daily SerialsVPS/PDC Recording Press PR+32 EN Enter the programme modeBefore performing the 24 Hour Express Timer Programming Set the programme start/stop time and channelReturn to the timer mode Disengage the timer modeCancel or change a programme Access the Programme Check screen/displaySelect the programme to modify Cancel or change programme settingConfirm the overlapping programmes Overlapping programmes blink on the TV screenProgramme Recording Select the L-2 Select modeRecording mode Before performing the following stepsNavigation 36 ENLoad a recorded cassette Navigation PlaybackProgramme Navigation Screen Select a programmeSelect the programme 38 ENEdit Programme Title Delete the tape data Entering CharacterDelete Tape Data Example Enter JVC News40 EN Edit From aCamcorder Advantages of S-VHS video recorders Set the input mode of recording deckAnother Start the source playerOutput/Input Set Select and L-2 Input Setting Decoder connectorConnecting To a Satellite Receiver Simple ConnectionsPerfect Connections Connect the decoder Select the input mode46 EN Set the tunerConnecting/Using a Stereo System Make connectionsSelect the mode Mode SetAccess the Mode Set screen Select the mode settingWith old tapes and rental cassettes Using this video recorder as the source player for editingRecorder is powered back on We recommend that you set Digital TBC/NR to on when50 EN On the remote control, or press 7 on the recorderEntire programme while timer-recording in SP mode Function  pg , set PROG. Navigation to OFFMode setting Indicator lights up on the front display panelS-VHS recording mode is selected VHS recording mode is selected52 EN Colour SystemAuto Channel Set Access the Auto Channel Set screenTuner Set View the Confirmation screen 54 ENPerform Auto Channel Set Press OK twiceManual Channel Set Delete a Channel When Receiving a Scrambled Broadcast56 EN Set Stations a Set Stations B58 EN TV Station And ID ListAccess the Clock Set screen Clock SetSet Just Clock 60 ENSet the date and time Set the source channel position for clock dataVideo Channel Set Access the Video Channel Set modeExit the Video Channel Set mode Set the RF output systemTroubleshooting 62 ENRecording Troubleshooting 64 ENPlayback 66 EN Preset Download Auto Set UpExpress Timer Programming Tape Position Indicator Tape Remaining Time

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