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Video

Cassette

Recorder

Operating

Instructions

Panasonic

SWVUS/

irri

AG-57003

Panasonic

SPECIFICATIONS

ITEM

SPECIFICATION

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Power

Television

Format

Tape

Speed

Tape

Format

Recording

Playback

Time

FF/REW

Time

Video

Source:

AC

220

V~240

V,

50~60

Hz

Consumption:

Approx.

26

W

CCIR

Standard

(625

lines,

50

fields)

23.39

mm/s

VHS

tape,

S-

VHS

tape

180

min. with

NV-E180

Approx.

3

min.

with

NV-T120

Head:

2

rotary

heads,

helical

scanning

system

Luminance:

FM

azimuth

recording

Colour

signal:

Comverted

subcarrier

phase

shift

recording

Input

Level:

VIDEO

IN

(BNC);

1.0

Vp-p

75Q

unbalanced

S-VIDEO

(4P);

Y:

1.0

Vp-p,

75Q,

unbalanced

C:

0.3

Vp-p,

75Q

unbalanced

-

(burst

level)

Output

level:

VIDEO

IN

(BNC);

1.0

Vp-p

75Q,

unbalanced

S-VIDEO

(4P);

Y:

1.0

Vp-p,

750,

unbalanced

C:

0.3

Vp-p,

750.

unbalanced

(burst

level)

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio:

45

dB

(B/W,

colour)

Horizontal

Resolution:

VHS;

240

lines

(B/W,

color)

S-VHS,;

400

lines

(b/w,

color)

Audio

Remote

Operating

Condition

Dimensions

SPECIFICATION

Head:

Normal

Audio/Control;

1

stationary

head

Hi-Fi

Audio;

2

rotary

heads

Erase;

1

full

track

erase

1

Audio

track

erase

Track:

Hi-Fi;

2

ch

Normal;

1

ch

Input

Level:

AUDIO

IN

(PHONO);

—8

dBv,

47

kD

unbalanced

MIC

IN

(Mini

Jack);

—60

dB,

6000

fe

Output

Level:

AUDIO

OUTPUT

(PHONO);

—8

dBv,

1

kOQ

unbalanced

HEADPHONE

(M3),

80

Frequency

response:

Normal;

80

Hz~10

kHz

Hi-Fi;

20

Hz~20

kHz

Hi-Fi

Dynamic

Range:

90

dB

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio:

45

dB

(Normal)

Mini

Jack

(FRONT),

RS:235C

(REAR)

Temperature:

41°F~104°F

(5°C~40°C)

Humidity:

35%~80%

10-54"

(W)

x4-o"

(H)

x

13-io”

(D)

270

mm

(W)X

120

mm

(H)

x340

mm

(D)

Approx.

12.5

tbs

5.7

kg

Standard

S-VIDEO

Cable

(4P)

Accessory

Optional

Accessory

Remote

Controller,

AG-A!1

Specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Weight

and

dimensions

shown

are

approximate.

INTRODUCTION

This

Service

Manual

contains

all

the

technical

information

which

allows

service

personnels

to

understand

and

service

the

Panasonic

S-VHS

Video

Cassette

Recorder

model

AG-5700.

The

AG-5700

has

many

special

Features

as

described

later.

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SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

GENERAL

GUIDELINES

1.

When

servicing,

observe

the

origina!

lead

dress.

If

a

short

circuit

is

found,

replace

all

parts

which

have

been

overheated

or

damaged

by

the

short

circuit.

2.

After

servicing,

see

to

it

that

all

the

protective

devices

such

as

insulation

barriers,

insulation

papers

shields

are

properly

installed.

3.

After

servicing,

make

the

following

leakage

current

checks

to

prevent

the

customer

from

being

exposed

to

shock

hazards.

LEAKAGE

CURRENT

COLD

CHECK

1.

Unplug

the

AC

cord

and

connect

a

jumper

between

the

two

prongs

on

the

plug.

2.

Measure

the

resistance

value,

with

an

ohm

meter,

be-

tween

the

jumpered

AC

plug

and

each

exposed

metallic

cabinet

part

on

the

equipment

such

as

screwheads

con-

nectors,

control

shafts,etc.

When

the

exposed

metallic

part

has

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

the

reading

should

be

between

1M

ohm

and

5.2

M

ohm.

When

the

exposed

meta!

does

not

have

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

the

reading

must

be

©o.

LEAKAGE

CURRENT

HOT

CHECK

ee

Figure

1)

1.

Plug

the

AC

cord

directly

Into

the

AC

outlet.

Do

not

use

an

\solation

transformer

for

this

check.

2.

Connect

a

1.5k

ohm,

10

watts

resistor,

in

parallel

with

a

0.15uF

capacitor,

between

each

exposed

metallic

part

on

the

set

and

a

good

earth

ground

such

as

a

water

pipe,

as

shown

in

Figure

1.

3.

Use

an

AC

voltmeter,

with

1000

ohms/voit

or

more

sen-

Sitivity,

to

measure

the

potential

across

the

resistor.

4.

Check

each

exposed

metallic

part,

and

measure

the

voltage

at

each

point.

5.

Reverse

the

AC

plug

in

the

AC

outlet

repeat

each

of

the

above

measurements.

6.

The

potential

at

any

point

should

not

exceed

0.75

volts

RMS.

A

leakage

current

tester

(Simpson

Model

229

equivalent)

may

be

used

to

make

the

hot

checks,

leak-

age

Current

must

not

exceed

1/2

milliamp.

In

case

a

measurement

is

outside

of

the

limits

specified,

there

is

a

possibility

of

a

shock

hazard,

and

the

equipment

should

be

repaired

and

rechecked

before

it

is

returned

to

the

customer.

AC

VOLTMETER

Hot-Check

Circuit

TO

APPLIANCES

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COLD

EXPOSED

WATER

PIPE

METAL

PARTS

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(EARTH

GROUND)

ELECTROSTATICALLY

SENSITIVE

(ES)

DEVICES

Some

semiconductor

(solid

state)

devices

can

be

dam-

aged

easily

by

static

electricity.

Such

components

com-

monly

are

called

Electrostatically

Sensitive

(ES)

Devices.

Examples

of

typical

ES

devices

are

integrated

circuits

and

some

field-effect

transistors

and

semiconductor

chip

components.

The

following

techniques

should

be

used

to

help

reduce

the

incidence

of

component

damage

caused

by

static

electricity.

1.

Immediately

before

handling

any

semiconductor

com-

ponent

or

semiconductor-equipped

assembly,

drain

off

any

electrostatic

charge

on

your

body

by

touching

a

known

earth

ground.

Alternatively,

obtain

and

wear

a

commercialy

available

discharging

wrist

strap

device,

which

should

be

re-

moved

for

potential

shock

reasons

prior

tio

applying

power

to

the

unit

under

test.

.

After

ramoving

an

electrical

assembly

equipped

with

ES

devices,

place

the

assembly

on

a

conductive

surface

such

as

aluminum

foil,

to

prevent

electrostatic

charge

buildup

or

exposure

of

the

assembly.

.

Use

only

a

grounded-tip

soldering

iron

to

solder

or

un-

solder

ES

devices.

.

Use

only

an

anti-static

solder

removal

device

classified

as

anti-static

can

generate

electrical

charges

sufficient

to

damage

ES

devices.

.

Do

not

use

freon-propelled

chemicals.

These

can

gener-

ate

electrical

charges

sufficient

to

damage

ES

devices.

.

Do

not

remove

a

replacement

ES

device

from

.its

protec-

tive

package

untilimmediately

before

you

aie

ready

to

install

it.

(Most

replacementES

devices

are

packaged

with

leads

eletcrically

shorted

together

by

conductive

foam,

aluminum

foil

or

comparable

conductive

mate-

rial).

.

Immediately

before

removing

the

protective

material

from

the

leads

of

replacement

ES

device,

touch

the

protective

material

to

the

chassis

or

circuit

assembly

into

which

the

device

will

be

installed.

CAUTION

:

Be

sure

no

power

is

applied

to

the

chassis

or

circuit,

and

observe

all

otner

asfety

precautons.

.

Minimize

bodily

motions

when

handling

unpackaged

replacement

ES

devices.

(Otherwise

harmbss

motion

such

as

the

brushing

together

of

your

cloths

fabric

or

the

lifting

of

your

foot

from

a

carpeted

floor

cam

generate

Static

electricity

sufficient

to

damage

an

ES

clevice).

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OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

1-1

Features

Recording

and

playback

up

to

3

hours

Using

a

1/2"

inch

VHS

or

S-VHS

cassette

tape,

you

can

record

or

playback

in

3-hour

mode.

Recording

and

playback

in

the

S-VHS

mode

With

this

unit,

it

is

available

to

playback

and

record

S-VHS

cassette

tape.

Illuminated

buttons

The

REC,

PLAY

and

STOP

buttons

will

light

up

when

pressed.

Hi-Fi

audio

Compact

and

light

weight

Remote

controlling

by

a

computer

Connecting

this

unit

to

a

computer

via

an

RS-232C

cable

will

allow

remote

control

from

the

computer.

Sensor

recording

This

unit

is

equipped

with

the

“SENSOR

REC”

function.

When

a

video

signal

transmitted

from

a

satellite

is

input-

ted,

the

unit

will

turn

ON

automatically

and

set

to

the

recording

mode.

Speedy

Mechanism

The

following

operations

start

instantly

after

the

cor-

responding

buttons

are

pressed.

e

Playback

operation

e

FF/REW

operations

e

Switching

from

search

forward

playback

to

search

reverse

playback,

and

vice

versa.

Repeat

playback

Repeat

playback

can

be

performed

from

tape

beginning

to

its

end

or

from

tape

beginning

to

interruption

of

the

video

signal.

Search

playback

Locating

any

desired

scene

or

position

on

the

tape

is

made

easy

and

fast

by

watching

the

tape

being

played

back

at

about

7

times

normal

speed

in

forward

or

reverse

direction.

High

speed

VISS

(VHS

Index

Search

System)

Automatic

Search

During

playback,

if

a

VISS

signal

has

been

recorded

at

the

beginning

of

an

event,

the

scene

can

be

searched

and

then

played

back

automatically.

Ciear

picture

in

still

and

slow-motion

modes

Audio

dubbing

Audio

dubbing

can

be

performed

onto

the

normal

audio

of

the

prerecorded

tape.

Video

Insert

Video

insert

(including

FM

audio

insert)

is

available

by

the

contro!

signals

from

the

RS-232C

remote

control

connector.

Cassette

tape

insertion/ejection

in

power

OFF

mode

Cassette

tape

insertion

and

ejection

can

be

performed

even

when

the

power

has

been

turned

OFF.

Auto

power

ON

Power

is

turned

ON

automatically

when

the

cassette

tape

is

inserted

in

the

unit.

Remote

operation

Using

an

optional

remote

controller

AG-A11,

you

can

operate

the

unit

about

5

meters

away

from

the

unit.

Controls

Front

Memory/Search

Button

12

13

14 15

VTR

Switch

Eject

Button

*!

Standby

Lamp

lights

up

when

VTR

Switch

is

OFF.

Reset

Button

9

Audio

Monitor

Output

Selector

Hi-Fi

Audio

CH1/CH2

Level

Controls

10

|

Counter/Audio

Level

Meters

Cassette

Holder

W

Tracking

Buttons

Operation

Buttons

12

Remote

Jack

(Mini-Jack)

5

STOP,

PLAY,

REC,

REW,

FF,

PAUSE,

:

STILUSLOW,

AUDIO

DUB

13

|

Microphone

Jack

Standby

Lamp*'

14

Headphone

Jack

(Mini-Jack)

Headphone

Levei

Controi

Rear

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Auto

Repeat

Switch

Audio.

U/CH1

OUT

Connector

(PHONO)

Sensor

Recording

Switch

25

Audio

R/CH2

OUT

Connector

(PHONO)

Mode

Lock

Switch

VIDEO

IN

Connector

(BNC)

VIDEO

OUT

Connector

(BNC)

26

S-VHS

Selector

27

Video

Selector

28

RS-232C

Remote

Control

Connector

S-VIDEO

IN

Connector

Audio

L/CH1

IN

Connector

(PHONO)

Audio

R/CH2

IN

Connector

(PHONO)

S-VIDEO

OUT

Connector

Power

Cord

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Recording

Vedeo

Careane

Recoraer

ac

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Audio

Monitoring

When

using

head-

Phones,

you

can

adjust

the

volume

using

this

control.

aes

To

reduce

the

audio

level,

move

the

control

to

the

left,

and

vice

versa.

stanoer

a

Video

signal

Audio

signals

Audio

Signals

are

recorded

as

described

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Normal

on

the

table.

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is

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recorded

on

both

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RICH2

UCH1

and

R/CH2

UCH1

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Audio

R/CH2

is

«Use

headphones.

(mini

plug)

elt

you

use

high

tmpedance

head-

phones,

the

audio

level

may

change

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Hi-Fi

audio

and

normal

audio)

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the

MIC

and

audio

jacks,

the

RICH2

R/CH2)

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UCHI

ana

R/CH2

microphone

takes

precedence.

Preparations

Operation

eLoad

the

pre-recorded

cassette

tape.

(Check

that

the

tab

on

the

cassette

to

prevent

accidental

erasure

is

still

intact.)

The

STOP

Button

and

the

cassette

IN

indicator

“

"(in

the

counter)

will

light

up:

Set

the

S-VHS

Selector

and

the

Video

Selector

on

the

rear

panel

to

the

desired

position.

Audio

Level

Adjustment

(Hi-Fi

sound

only)

The

audio

level

can

be

adjusted

only

for

Hi-Fi

audio.

Adjust

the

Hi-Fi

Audio

Level

Controls

sa

that

the

audio

fevel

meter

indication

is

set

to

around

2

(so

that

the

2

level

is

not

exceeded).

L/CH1~Hi-Fi—R/CH2

Hi-Fi

Audio

HI-HiEIR/

TRACKING

a

vr

ee

Recording

starts

when

the

REC

and

PLAY

Buttons

are

pressed

together.

°A

cassette

tape

without

its

accidental

erasure

preven-

tion

tab

will

be

ejected.

Use

a

tape

with

its

tab

intact.

When

the

PAUSE

Button

is

used,

the

sequence

of

operation

is

as

follows.

@

Play

back

the

tape

and

find

the

location

which

is

to

be

recorded.

Then

press

the

PAUSE

Button.

The

PAUSE

indicator

will

appear

on

the

tape

counter

and

VTR

is

set

to

the

playback

pause

mode.

Press

the

REC

and

PLAY

Buttons

together.

The

REC

Lamp

now

comes

on

and

the

VTR

is

set

to

the

recording

pause

mode.

©

When

the

PAUSE

Button

is

pressed

again,

the

VTR

is

released

from

the

pause

mode

and

recording

begins.

Stopping

Recording

Press

the

STOP

Button.

Playback

a

a

Preparations

ePress

the

VTR

Switch

to

ON

*Be

sure

that

the

Mode

Lock

Switch

is

OFF.

Be

sure

that

the

Auto

Repeat

Switch

is

OFF.

elnsert

a

recorded

tape.

The

STOP

Button

and

the

cassette

IN

indicator

«

&“

{in

the

counter)

will

light

up.

eTurn

TV

ON.

Audio

Monitor

Output

Selector

Set

the

Audio

Monitor

Output

Selector

to

the

desired

position.

When

this

unit

is

turned

ON,

the

Hi-Fi

mode

is

automat-

ically

selected.

Each

time

you

press

the

Audio

Monitor

Output

Selector,

the

audio

output

mode

will

change

as

follows:

Hi-Fi

+

L

CH

-»

R

CH

—

No

indication(Linear)

Hi-Fi

Audio

“anon

RESET

a

Mode

Lock

Switch

This

switch

makes

it

impossible

to

operate

the

switches

on

the

front

panel.

When

it

is

set

to

ON,

all

the

switches

on

the

front

panel

do

not

function.

However,

operation

is

available

using

the

wired

remote

controller

or

the

RS-232C

remote

contro!

signal

even

if

the

Mode

Lock

Switch

is

set

to

ON.

This

unit

cannot

be

recorded

or

played

back

In

LP

mode.

Therefore,

be

sure

not

to

playback

tapes

recorded

in

LP

mode.

Normal

Playback

Press

the

Play

Button.

Play

Lamp

lights

and

playback

will

start.

As

this

unit

is

equipped

with

the

digital

automatic

track-

ing

function,

normally

adjustment

is

unnecessary.

If

noise

partially

appears

in

the

ptayback

picture

as

shown

below,

press

the

Tracking

“+”

and

"—"

Buttons

simultaneously

to

reduce

the

noise.

=

+

ma

oO

TRACKING

Precautions

If

you

leave

this

unit

near

a

monitor

television,

inter-

ference

from

the

monitor

tetevision

may

cause

noise

to

get

into

the

audio

circuit.

Be

sure,

therefore,

to

keep

the

unit

a

suitable

distance

(at

least

20

cm)

away

from

a

monitor

television.

eee

Double-speed

Playback

—

Press

the

PLAY

Button

during

normal

playback.

The

playback

picture

can

be

viewed

at

about

twice

normal

playback

speed.

To

return

to

normal

playback,

press

the

PLAY

Button.

ee

Stow

Motion

Playback

———

Press

the

SLOW

Button

during

playback.

The

playback

picture

can

be

viewed

at

a

lower

speed.

Each

time

you

press

the

STILL/SLOW

button,

the

unit

will

run

at

one

of

the

slow

motion

speeds

shown

below.

To

return

‘to

normal

playback,

press

the

PLAY

Button.

Normal

Speed—

Still

1/30-—+

1/20~+ 1/10—+

1/7»

1/5

t

elf

slow

motion

playback

continues

for

over

5

minutes,

the

unit

will

go

into

the

stop

mode

automatically.

*No

sound

is

heard

during

slow

motion

playback.

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pue

Hulpiooey

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i

———S—

Rewind

and

Fast

Forward

the

tape

ee

eB

ne

When

the

unit

is

in

stop

mode:

Press

the

Rewind

(REW)

Button

to

rewind

the

tape.

Press

the

Fast

Forward

(FF)

Button

to

move

the

tape

forward

rapidly.

rr

Search

Playback

Pa

Dees

Pe

Sh

eee

When

the

FF

Button

is

held

down

while

the

unit

is

in

the

playback,

slow

motion

playback

or

still,

the

tape

will

be

played

back

in

the

forward

direction

at

about

7

times

normal

speed.

When

the

Rewind

Button

is

held

down

while

the

unit

is

in

the

playback,

slow

motion

playback

or

still,

the

tape

will

be

played

back

in

the

reverse

direction

at

about

7

times

normal

speed.

When

the

Memory/Search

Button

is

pressed

and

“S"

display

appears

in

the

counter,

search

forward

or

reverse

playback

can

be

obtained

without

keeping

the

FF

or

REW

Button

depressed.

To

release

the

Search

Forward/Reverse

manually,

see

page

10,

section

“Search”.

elf

this

function

is

maintained

for

more

than

10

minutes,

the

unit

automatically

returns

to

the

previous

mode.

No

sound

is

heard

during

SEARCH

mode.

*Colour

programme

may

be

played

back

in

Black

and

White

or

playback

image

may

be

dark

during

SEARCH

mode,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction.

*A

skew

may

occur

on

the

picture

during

SEARCH

mode,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction.

eWhen

the

picture

rolls

vertically

in

the

SEARCH

mode,

adjust

the

vertical

hold

contro!

on

the

TV

set.

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Still

Playback

aa

SE

me

Se

Press

the

Pause

Button

during

normal

playback

or

during

slow

motion

playback.

Press

the

Pause

Button

once

again

to

resume

normal

playback.

elf

noise

appears

during

still

playback,

set

for

slow

motion

mode

and

adjust

with

the

Tracking

Buttons

(either

“+"

or

"=")

to

minimize

the

bands

of

noise

as

shown

below,

then

press

the

Pause

Button.

wr

a

eerie

s

mom

oO

=

TRACKING

elf

still

playback

continues

for

more

than

5

minutes,

the

unit

will

go

into

the

stop

mode

automatically.

*A

distortion

may

occur

on

the

picture

during

STILL

mode,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction.

*No

sound

is

heard

during

STILL

mode.

*Colour

programme

may

be

played

back

in

Black

and

White

or

playback

image

may

be

dark

during

STILL

mode,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction.

After

Finishing

Playback

Press

the

Stop

Button

to

stop

the

playback.

Counter

Memory/Search

Button

When

the

Memory/Search

Button

is

pressed,

display

will

be

changed.

Memory/Search

Button

OFF

(Memory

Stop

Display)

{Search

Display)

*

Search

Display

is

indicated

only

when

the

cassette

tape

is

inserted.

|

Memory

Stop

When

the

Memory/Search

Button

is

pressed

and

the

“M"

display

lights

on

the

counter,

the

tape

can

be

stopped

near

counter

digit

“0000”

during

FF

or

REW

modes.

GayREW

FF/GS)

oF

*

Press

until

“M"

Press Press

will

appear.

5

Auto

Stop

near

counter

digit

“0000"

Counter

Reset

If

you

press

the

reset

button

when

"S"

is

not

displayed,

the

counter

indication

wil!

become

“00000”.

Search

When

the

Memory/Search

Button

is

pressed

until

the

“S"

display

lights

on

the

counter

display,

and

the

FF

or

REW

button

is

pressed

during

normal

playback

or

still

playback,

search

forward

or

reverse

playback

can

be

held

for

about

10

minutes.

Thereafter,

the

unit

will

auto-

matically

return

to

the

previous

mode.

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Ga/REW

FF/RS

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be

segout

PP

merreryy

—i

ot

—

Or

Press

until

“S”

Press

Press

will

appear.

REW

or

FF

mode

for

about

10

min.

eTo

release

the

Search

Forward/Reverse

manually,

proceed

as

follows:

@

Press

the

Piay

Button.

The

unit

will

go

into

the

following

mode.’

Previous

Mode

Subsequent

Mode

Still

Playback

—7*

Still

Playback

Normal

Playback

—{-Normal

Playback

@

Press

the

Memory/Search

Button

to

clear

the “S”

display.

The

unit

will

go

into

the

previous

mode.

©

Press

the

Stop

Button.

The

unit

will

go

into

the

stop

mode.

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P-L

—

a

——_-—_—

ee

ss

Intro

Search

me

Press

the

Memory/Search

Button

and

display

the

"S”

indication

in

the

counter

display.

When

a

ViISS

signal

is

found

during

FF

operation,

the

tape

is

played

back

for

about

10

seconds.

Each

time

a

VISS

signa!

is

found

during

FF

operation,

this

function

will

repeat.

Press

the

Piay

Button

twice

when

desired

scene

is

found.

(if

Play

Button

is

pressed

only

once,

the

tape

will

playback

in

double-speed.)

Repeat

Playback

Repeat

playback

between

tape

beg.

and

tape

end

If

it

is

desired

to

play

back

the

tape

repeatedly

from

tape

beginning

to

tape

end,

proceed

as

follows:

@

Set

the

Auto

Repeat

Switch

to

the

“TAPE

END"

position.

@

Press

the

Play

Button.

AUTO:

Tae

ENO

PLAY

x2

Tt

®

WED

END

Press

PLAY

Set

the

Auto

Repeat

Switch

to

“TAPE

ENO”.

Tape

End

Beg.

be——

Repeat

Playback

——+4

PLAY

Repeat

playback

between

tape

beg.

and

video

end

lf it

is

desired

to

play

back

the

tape

repeatedly

from

tape

beginning

to

interruption

of

the

video

signal,

first

make

sure

that

video

recording

on

the

tape

is

interrupted

for

at

least

3

seconds

(see

diagram).

@

Set

the

Auto

Repeat

Switch

to

the

“VIDEO

END"

position.

@

Press

the

Play

Button.

AUTO.

REPEAT

af

NO

oT

®

‘VIDEO

END

Set

the

Auto

Repeat

Switch

to

“VIDEO

END”.

PLAY

x2

Press

PLAY

Tape

Video

Beg.

END

Repeat

Playback

———_.~——

>»

Control

signal

PLAY

interruption

(at

least

3

sec.)

REW

*If

the

Control

signal

interrup-

tion

time

is

shorter

than

above

times,

PLAY

mode

can

be

continued.

Notes:

elf

short

repeat

playback

is

continued

many

times,

the

fepeated

section

of

tape

may

be

damaged.

*NV-E240

type

cassettes

are

not

recommended

for

Repeat

Playback

use.

VISS

(VHS

Index

Search

System)

VISS

signal

is

recorded

at

the

beginning

of

each

recording.

Every

time

the

recording

starts,

VISS

signal

is

recorded

automatically

at

the

beginning

{including

external

timer

recording).

Moreover,

VISS

signal

can

be

recorded

manually

by

pressing

the

Record

and

Play

Buttons

simultaneously

during

recording.

When

the

VISS

signal

is

recorded

at

the

beginning

of

each

recording,

it

is

available

to

select

a

desired

scene

easily.

@

Press

the

FF

or

REW

Button.

eThe

index

number

will

increase

one

by

one

each

time

a

VISS

signal

is

found.

«Playback

starts

automatically

when

the

number

be-

comes

to

zero.

eThe

fast

forward

or

rewinding

speed

is

a

little

slower

comparing

to

the

normal

FF/REW

speed.

@

Press

the

Memory/Search

Button

and

light

the "S"

indication.

Hi-Fi

Audio

Ga/REW

FF

ee

Press

the

Reset

Button

to

set

to

VISS

mode.

Each

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(p>

]

time

the

button

is

pressed,

index

number

01

to

20

can

be

selected.

Hi-Fi

Audio

Sensor

Recording

(wayskg

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SSIA

S-L

Sensor

Recording

System

@®

When

the

unit

receives

a

video

signal,

the

power

is

automatically

turned

ON

and

the

recording

starts.

The

recording

stops

at

the

tape

end

or

when

there

is

no

more

video

input

signal,

and

the

unit

is

turned

OFF

again.

Operate

the

unit

by

following

the

procedure

below

to

record

the

video

signal

transmitted

from

a

satellite.

@

Set

the

Sensor

Recording

Switch

to

“ON”.

SENSOR

REC

ON

Bt

OFF

The

indication

“SENSOR”

will

appear

in

the

counter

and

the

unit

is

set

to

the

recording

stand-by

mode

after

the

unit

is

automatically

turned

OFF.

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Hi-Fi

Audio

Ss

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Note:

The

indication

“SENSOR”

will

flash

when

no

tape

is

inserted

or

tape

with

broken

removable

tab

is

inserted.