Sanyo VHR-510 Bedienungsanleitung

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Video cassette recorder

VHR-510

mPAL

NOTE

This manual covers the model VHR-51O, which is sold in New Zealand and in Australia.

The warranty offered is different according on where the unit is sold. For customers in New Zealand, please refer

to the Warranty card for New Zealand. For customers in Australia, please refer to the Warranty card and to the

Extended Manufacturer’s Warrantv Plan for Australia.

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Warranty card for New Zealand Warranty card for Australia Extended Manufacturer’s

Warranty Plan for Australia

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS .................................................. 2

Please read

carefully before

PARTS NAMES .................................................. 4using the VCR

INTRODUCTION Accessories ........................................ 4

Remote control batteries insertion ...... 5

PREPARATION

CONNECTIONS .................................................. 6

VCR PRESETTING ..............................................

Adjusting the TV receiver to the ‘~

video channel ...................................... 7r

Tuning control adjustments ................ ~$

Clock sefling ....................................... 9I

BASIC OPERATION

PLAYBACK ......................................................10

Variable playback modes .................... 10

index search ....................................... 11

Endless play........................................ 11 I

Counter memory ................................. 11 I

RECORDING TELEVISION BROADCASTS ...................12 I

Quick Start Recording timer ................ 12

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TIMERREcoRDING Programming .......................l3

Confirmation ....................................... 14

Cancelling ..........................m.m.m..m.m....... 14

COPYING ATAPE ...............................................15

5TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................................16

SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................17

Make sure to

make these

settings before

operating the

VCR.

OTHER I

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PRECAUTIONS

This VCR is based on aVHS-PAL signal system. Only video cassette bearing the ~symbol can

be used,

Caution concerning condensation

Be careful of condensation

Condensation is the moisture that forms on the

outside of aglass when you fill it with cold water,

Condensation can also form inside aVCR when it is

suddenly moved from acold place to awarm, humid

one, or when aheater has been turned onto quickly

heat the room,

Particular care must be taken with your VCR

because water particles that form on the video head

drum, which is the main VCR mechanism, can cause

the video tape to stick to the drum, This prevents

proper tape travel and may damage both tape and

mechanism,

Safety precautions

Do not insert avideo cassette if you use this

VCR in areas subject to condensation.

Plug the power cord (supplied) into the AC

IN -on the rear of VCR.

Insert the plug of this power cord into awall

socket.

Press the POWER button,

●The video head will warm up and the

drying of any water particles will be faster.

Wait for 1-1/2 to 2hours before using the

VCR.

❑It takes about 1-1/2 to 2hours to completely

eliminate condensation.

DANGER:

This VCR contains live parts. Do not remove the

cabinet.

WARNING:

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose

this product to rain or moisture.

CAUTION:

Do not put your hand or other objects in the

cassette loading slot because of the risk of injury

or an accident. Be sure to keep small children

away from the VCR.

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The unauthorized recording of television programmed, videotapes, fiims and other such

materiai may infringe upon copyright or the rights of third parties.

Operating precautions

Note:

If the unit does not operate properly, switch it off,

refer to the “TROUBLESHOOTING” or consult a

dealer or aservice center. Place the VCR on a flat, stable, level surface. Never

subject it to violent shaking or any other shock or

impact.

Do not expose the unit to high temperatures.

Excessive heat (heat sources such as heaters,

ovens, closed car on hot days, etc. )may damage the

unit.

Be sure to use this VCR only in atemperature range

of 5°C to 40”C (41°F to 105”F) and at less than 80%

humidity.

Do not use the unit under the following conditions:

●in locations with high humidity

●in presence of excessive dirt or dust

●in areas subject to strong vibrations

●near strong magnetic fields (e.g. transmitting

antennas, motors, fluorescent lights, etc. )

Do not stack anything on top of your VCR, or block

the air vents, to prevent damaging or overheating.

Do not place anything, except VHS video cassette

tapes, in the unit.

Do not allow rain, steam, dew, salt water, sand, oily

smoke, metal objects, etc. entering the unit.

Clean with adry and soft cloth, or soft cloth slightly

moistened with amild detergent solution.

Do not use any type of solvent, such as alcohol or

benzine.

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Power on/off

Power is switched on/off by pressing the POWER button.

Power off display Power on dispiay

“Power off is the condition in which only the time is displayed.

Note:

Disconnect the power cord from the wall socket if the VCR is not to be used for along time.

IINTRODUCTION

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PARTS NAMES

[ ]: Reference pages areshown insquare brackets.

Accessories

Is everything in the box?

Power cord [6]

Front panel

Aerial output cable [6] Remote control unit

[5]

2“AA (IEC R6)” size,

1.5-volt batteries [5]

““]casse”e’oading~ r[[ PAUSE/STILL [10, 12]

[3] POWER -~‘My ➤[lo]

FF @@w [10, 12]

+/(@ REW [10, 12]

Remote controi sensor ~

Rear panel

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[6]

~AERiAL ‘N [6]

AC ‘N -

AIJ’)’o/vlDEo O’JT ~

Remote control n11 CLOCK [9]

[3] POWER I-<q I

IIPRESET [8, 9]

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[10] PROG I–

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[8, 9, 12] +, -OK [8,9, 13]

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[9, 13, 14] CLEAR II I WPUT INDEX

[13, 15] INPUT !! M,,!

INDEX [11]

[10, 12] +REW/@ @@/FF M[10,12]

[10] PLAY ➤II I

,lO1.STOPJ 5-=1

/[I PAUSEBTILL [10, 12]

[12] ●REC MEMORY [11]

II IRESET [11]

Remote control batteries insertion

~Slide open the lid.

@lnsert2 “AA(IEC R6)” 1.5volt batteries

(supplied) according to the@ and@ signs.

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@Replace the lid.

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Operate the remote control unit within arange of

approx. 30” from the front of the VCR. k

Operate the unit within approx. 6m (20 ft.) from the

front of the VCR.

The battery life under normal operating conditions

is about six months, If the batteries become weak,

the operating distance will decrease; when this

occurs, replace the batteries.

If the remote control unit is not to be used for a

long period of time, remove the batteries. IN

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INTRODUCTION

PREPARATION

CONNECT

ONS

Aerial/RF connection

Connect as indicated below.

To awall socket Tv Aerial

1“

Aerial output cable

IPower cord IAerial output cable I

N.If your TV receiver has an AV terminal, AV

connections are also possible, The AV cable is sold

separately.

●The advantage of this connection is ahigher

quality of picture and sound during playback.

VCR PRESETTING

After all connections have been made, insert the

remote control batteries then proceed to

“Adjusting the TV receiver to the video channel”

+“Tuning control adjustments” +“Clock

setting” to preset the VCR.

Before starting

■Press the POWER button.

■Turn on the TV.

POWER CLMKPRESET

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Adjusting the TV receiver to the video

channel -

If the VCR has been connected to the TV using the

“AV connection”, simply set the TV to the AV mode.

You can skip this step.

When using the “RF connection”, follow the steps

below,

OSet your TV receiver to “VCR”, “AV” or to the

position designated for videorecorder use

(usually aposition where no TV programme is

received),

❑For more details, please refer to your TV receiver

instruction manual.

@Adjust the tuning on the TV to UHFchannel 36

(37 -38) so that the test pattern (2 vertical bars)

is clear.

This Is your video channel.

II Whenever you play back atape or watch aTV

programme tuned on the VCR tuner, set the TV to

your video channel.

~Australia 37 – 38 33-43

III

Note:

If the clock setting and/or the tuning control

adjustments are completed before setting the video

channel, the test pattern will not appear on the TV

screen.

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If in your area, UHF channel 36 (37 -38) is used

by aTV station, follow the steps below.

Tune the TV receiver to an available UHF channel

between channel 32 and 41 (33 and 43).

Using asmall screwdriver, slowly turn the video

channel adjustment screw “RF CHANNEL on the

back of the VCR, to the right for ahigher channel

than 36 (37 –38) and to the left for alower

channel than 36 (37 –38).

Adjust the tuning on the TV, if necessary, so that

the test pattern is clear.

If the test pattern does not appear, set the video

channel using aprerecorded VHS video cassette.

1Play back the tape.

2Tune the TV receiver to obtain clear pictures and

sound while monitoring playback on the TV

screen.

‘REPARATION

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PREPARATION

VCR PRESETTING

Tuning control adjustments

This VCR has abuilt-in tuner capable of tuning up to

44 TV stations. Each TV station broadcasting channel

is memorized by the VCR as aprogramme position

number (01 to 44).

There are two tuning control adjustments methods;

“Auto tuning”

The TV stations available in your area will be

automatically preset in order starting from

programme position number “01”.

“Manual tuning”

This tuning mode can be used to modify the settings

entered by the Auto tuning function, or to manually

preset the TV stations to particular programme

position numbers.

Auto tuning

Press both the CHANNEL (-, +) buttons on the VCR

simultaneously for more than 2seconds.

●

When all available TV stations have been preset,

the function will stop and the TV station preset to

programme position number “01” will be tuned on

your TV screen.

if after the Auto tuning operations, you want to

change the preset order of some TV stations, it

can easily be done by foiiowing the steps

under “interchanging the TV stations preset

order”.

The skip function will be automatically set for all

position numbers where no TV station has been

preset,

Notes:

●During the Auto tuning operations, please do not

press any of the buttons or controls on the VCR or

remote control.

●Auto tuning is not possible if the VCR is set to AV

input mode.

Interchanging the TV stations preset order

The steps below will let you easily change the

programme position number assigned to lV stations.

ExamP/e: To change TV1 from programme

position “03” to programme position

“01“.

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Press the PRESET button.

Using the (-or +) button select the desired TV

station (e.g. TVI ).

TV1

Using the numeric buttons, enter the target

programme position number (e.g. “01”).

Press the OK button.

Note:

When adesired TV station is preset to aposition

number using this method, it will be interchanged

with the TV station already programmed to that

position number (if any).

❑Repeat steps@ to 0to change another TV

station programme position number.

@When finished, press the PRESET button.

Skip function

If only programme position numbers 1to 30 have

been preset, set the skip function for programme

position numbers 31 to 44, so that only the preset TV

stations will appear when pressing the (-or +) button.

Example: To skip the programme position number

“31”.

~Press the PRESET button.

@Using the(-or+) button, select theprogramme

position number to skip (e.g. “31 “).

@Press the CLEAR button.

●The “S” indicator will light.

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