≥Lights up when the VHS tape counter passes the zero mark on the counter display or when the remaining time display is selected on some discs (j 0:00).

Control Reference Guide

Operations in these instructions are described mainly for the remote control, but you can do the operations on the main unit if the controls are the same.

Main Unit

Before Use

ªCommon section

[A]Power button (Í/I)

≥Press [Í/I] to switch this unit from on to standby mode or vice versa. In standby mode, the unit is still connected to the main AC power.

[B]Infra-red Remote Control Receiver Window

[C]Display

ªVHS section

(1)

Tape Eject button (<EJECT)

(l 14)

(2)

Cassette Compartment

 

(3)

AV2 IN (AUDIO/VIDEO) Sockets

(l 17)

(4)Recording/One-Touch Recording button

(¥REC/OTR)

(l 16,

17)

(5) Timer Recording button ( TIMER REC)

(l

18)

(6)

Channel Down/Up buttons (IJCH)

(l 12, 15, 16)

(7)

∫ Stop button

(l 14)

(8)

1Play button

(l 14)

(9)

Rewind/Fast-Forward buttons

 

 

(6 56/REW FF/5)

(l 14)

ªDVD section

(1)Disc Tray

(2)

Disc Tray Open/Close button (<OPEN/CLOSE)

(l 23)

(3)

DVD-RAM Copying button

 

 

(DVD-RAM COPYING)

(l 38)

(4)

∫ Stop button

(l 23)

(5)

1Play button

(l 23)

(6)

AV Enhancer button (AV ENHANCER)

(l 26)

The Unit’s Display

(1) (2)(3) (4)

(5) [B] [C] (6) [D]

ªCommon section

[A]Counter Display

≥Current time/VHS recording and play counter/Disc play counter/Miscellaneous messages, etc.

[B]Running Indicator

≥Lights up when the VHS or DVD section is active.

≥Flashes when the cassette is paused or the disc is stopped. ≥One bar lights up when the disc is paused.

≥The bars flash one at a time when the cassette or disc is playing.

[C]Play Indicator

≥Lights up when playing a cassette or disc.

[D]Minus Indicator

ªVHS section

(1)Operation Status of VHS Section

≥Lights up when a cassette is inserted.

≥Flashes when recording or timer recording is attempted with no cassette inserted.

(1) (2)

[A](7)

(2)VHS Selector Indicator

≥Lights up when the VHS section is active.

(3)Timer Programme Recording Indicator

(4)Clock Indicator

≥Lights up during the clock display.

(5)Recording Indicator

≥Lights up during recording, copying or timer recording.

(6)Remaining Time Indicator (l 17)

(7)Recording Mode Indicator (l 16)

ªDVD section

(1)Operation Status of DVD Section

≥Lights up when a disc is inserted.

(2)DVD Selector Indicator

≥Lights up when the DVD section is active.

Note:

≥“ ” or “ ” indicator lights up all the time if a cassette or CD is inserted.

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NV-VP60 Series specifications

The Panasonic NV-VP60 Series is a remarkable addition to the realm of home entertainment, renowned for its blend of functionality and user-friendly design. Launched during a time when VHS technology was at its peak, this series epitomizes the transition to advanced video recording capabilities while maintaining the convenience of traditional formats.

One of the standout features of the NV-VP60 is its built-in video cassette recorder (VCR), which supports both VHS and S-VHS formats. This compatibility allows users to enjoy a comprehensive range of media, making it an ideal choice for those who have a diverse collection of tapes. The high-speed dubbing feature streamlines the process of copying videos, ensuring that users can easily duplicate their favorite films or recordings without losing quality.

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