Technical terms used
Current tape position
The part of the tape currently being played.
External source
A device connected via a socket (e.g.: scart socket) which
transmits audio/video signals to the TV-Video Combi.
Index code
A code which is automatically recorded on the tape at the
beginning of every recording. This code (recording ID) can be
searched for with the Index search function.
Scart cable
Also known as a Euro-AV cable. This standard cable is an
easy method of connecting various audio and video devices,
computers and televisions. Other signals in addition to audio
and video signals can be transmitted on it.
TV system
There are various systems for transmittingtelevision signals,
for example, PAL, SECAM, PAL BG, SECAM DK, SECAM L/L,
NTSC,... The system used by your television depends on which
country you are in.
OTR
One touch recording (recording using one button). This
function enables you to select the switch-off time in intervals
of 30 minutes.
TXT, TELETEXT
Also known as Fasttext, Videotext, FLOF,...
Standby
Standby is an operating mode which you can activate by
pressing the STANDBYmbutton (remote control) or the m
button (front of machine) of your TV-Video Combi.
In order to recognise this operating mode, the red standby
lamp (STANDBY5) at the front of the set will be alight.
Preprogrammed recordings are possible.
In order to switch the TV-Video Combi back on, select a TV
channel using the buttons 0..9 ,;Pqor =Pron the
remote control or the buttons qor ron the front of the
machine.
OSD
The OSD (On Screen Display) feature displays information
regarding counter, programme number, operating mode
(record, play,…) on the screen. The OSD also provides
increased ease of use via screen menus.
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