Hints for Timer Recording

TIMER RECORDING

•If there is a power failure or this unit has been unplugged for more than 30 seconds, the clock setting and all timer programming will be lost.

•If a disc is not inserted or if a inserted disc is not recordable (finalized DVD-RW/-R, finalized DVD+RW, a fully recorded disc, etc.), “DVD” on the front panel

display flashes and timer recording cannot be performed. In some cases, will appear momentarily around the start point as the unit attempts to record. Please insert a recordable disc.

•If a cassette tape with an erase-protection tab is not in the cassette compartment or there is no cassette tape in the cassette compartment, “VCR” on the front panel display flashes and timer recording cannot be performed. Please insert a recordable cassette tape.

•If you press [TIMER SET] and turn on the unit while either DVD or VCR is in timer standby mode, disappears. In this case, you cannot change the mode between DVD and VCR. You cannot change any settings using [SETUP] or edit discs.

•When all the timer recording is completed, flashes. To play back or eject the recorded disc, press

[I/y ON/STANDBY] first, then select the recorded title and

press [PLAY B], or [OPEN/CLOSE A] to remove the disc.

•During timer recording or timer standby mode ( will appear), any operations on the unit will not be available. To make these operations available, press [STOP C] to

stop the timer recording or [TIMER SET] to cancel timer standby mode ( will disappear).

•To cancel the timer standby mode, press [TIMER SET].

•When the starting and the ending time are the same, “Exceeds 12 hours” appears and the program setting will not be accepted.

•When the programmed starting and ending time are earlier than the current time, the setting will not be accepted.

•If the starting time is earlier and the ending time is later than the current time, the recording will start right after [TIMER SET] is pressed.

•The timer recording cannot be performed in DVD and VCR at the same time. If you set 2 programming with the same channel and time in both devices, the program with a lower program number will be recorded.

•“Press TIMER SET for timer recording” will appear on the TV screen 5 minutes before the programmed starting time.

The Priority of Overlapped Settings

This unit records the programs according to priority if the timer programmings are overlapped. The timer programming set previously has priority.

A timer recording of lower priority will be canceled or start from the middle. Check the overlapped timer programmings and change the priority if necessary.

When the starting time is the same:

A program set previously (PROG. A) has priority.

PROG. A
PROG. A
PROG. B
PROG. B
actual
actual	PROG.A.A		PROG. B
recording	PROG.A.A		PROG. B

The first 2 minutes (at the longest) will be		cut off.

When the starting time and the ending time for each programs are different:

A program that has earlier start time has priority.

PROG. A
PROG. A
PROG. B
PROG. B
PROG. C
PROG. C
actual
actual	PROG. A		PROG. C	PROG.B
recording	PROG. A		PROG. C	PROG.B
		cut off.
The first 2 minutes (at the longest) will be		cut off.

When the recording time is partially overlapped:

PROG. A will start after PROG. B is complete to be recorded.

PROG. A

PROG. B
actual
actual	PROG.B		PROG.A
recording	PROG.B		PROG.A

The first 2 minutes (at the longest) will be		cut off.

When the recording time is entirely overlapped:

PROG.A will not be recorded.

	PROG. A
	PROG. B
	actual	PROG. B
	recording	PROG. B
	recording

Note for DVD recording

•When the recording time of 2 programs are overlapped, or the end time of a program and the start time of another program is the same, the first 2 minutes (at the longest) of the subsequent program will be cut off.

•If the cut-off portion comes up to 3 minutes or more, this program will be displayed with errors number E40 in the timer programming list.

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When the end time of the programming currently being recorded and the start time of the subsequent program are same:

The beginning of the PROG. B may be cut oﬀ.

PROG. A
PROG. B
actual	PROG. A	PROG. B
recording	PROG. A	PROG. B
recording

The ﬁrst 2 minutes (at the longest) will be cut oﬀ.

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DVR620 specifications

The Toshiba DVR620 is a versatile dual-format DVD recorder that offers a wide array of features tailored for home entertainment enthusiasts. With its ability to record in both DVD-R and DVD-RW formats, it provides flexibility for users to choose their preferred type of media. This model is designed to make digital recording as seamless as possible, ensuring that capturing your favorite shows or movies is an effortless experience.

One of the standout features of the DVR620 is its built-in hard drive, which allows users to store numerous hours of video. The hard drive capacity is typically 160 GB, providing ample space for recording and archiving content without the immediate need for physical media. This makes it an excellent choice for those who frequently record television programs or want to save their favorite movies for later viewing.

Toshiba has equipped the DVR620 with advanced video technology, including progressive scan output. This feature enhances the viewing experience by delivering smooth images and improved detail, especially when content is viewed on larger screens. Additionally, the unit supports various playback formats, including DVD-VR and DVD-Video, which adds to its versatility as a media player.

Another important aspect of the DVR620 is its built-in tuner. It integrates both NTSC and ATSC formats, enabling users to watch standard and high-definition broadcasts. The user-friendly interface simplifies the process of setting up recordings, scheduling shows, and accessing saved content, making it accessible even for those who may not be tech-savvy.

Furthermore, the DVR620 includes multiple connectivity options, such as HDMI output, which ensures compatibility with modern televisions and audio systems. Additional ports for USB and Ethernet provide options for connecting external devices, enabling easier file transfers and updates.

In summary, the Toshiba DVR620 stands out in the crowded market of DVD recorders with its dual-format recording capabilities, ample hard drive space, progressive scan technology, and user-friendly operation. The combination of these features makes it a robust choice for anyone looking to enhance their home entertainment system. Whether recording live television or playing back cherished movies, the DVR620 delivers quality performance that meets the needs of a modern viewing audience.

Toshiba DVR620 owner manual Hints for Timer Recording, Priority of Overlapped Settings

Models: DVR620

TIMER RECORDING