Sanyo VHR-420 Bedienungsanleitung

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INTRODUCTION

PRECAUTIONS ................................................,, 3

PAFITS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ......*....*..............,.*5

Remote control bafleties insertion .,....7

PREPARATION

CONNECTIONS .............................................**...8

Aefial/RF connection ........................... 8

AV connection ..................................... 8

VCR PRESETTING .................*............................. 9

Adjusting the TV rweiver to the

video channel ...................................... 9

Clock setting .......................................10

VCR tuning control adjustments .........10

BASICOPERATION

CASSE~E LOADING AND UNLOADING ....................12

PMYBACK ..*........*............................,..,.,,m.mw,wm

Normal playback .................................12

Tracking adjustment ...........................13

Sp6ciai playback ................................. 13

Endless play .......................................14

Counter memo~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

RECORDING TELEVISION BROADCASTS ....s..............15

Normal recording ...............................15

Quick Mart Recording (QSR) timer .... 15

4TIMER RECORDING PROGRAMMING ...................... 16

Confirmation ...................................... 17

Cancelling ..................a....................... 17

ADVANCED

OPERATION TAPE SEARCH FUNCTIONS ...........,.”...,.,.,............ 18

Scan furmtion ..................................... la

Search functions ................................ 18

COPYING ATAPE .............................................. 19

OTHER

TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................... 20

SPECIFICATIONS ............●,.,,...*.*....................... 21

Repairs .............................................. 21

NOTE

This manual covers the model VHR-420Fwhich is sold in New Zealand and in Australia,

The warran~ offered is different accordi~g cmwhere the unit is sold, For customers in New Zealand, p[esm

refer to the Warran& card for New Zealand. F% customers in Australia, please refer to the Warranty card and

to the Extended Manufacturer’s Warranty Plan for Australia.

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Warranty card for New Zealand Warran& card for Australia E~$ended~anufact~rer’s

~*~arrantYplan for Australia

This VCR kbased cm aVHS-PAL signal system. OrIly video cassette bearing the msymbol can

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TM unauthorized recordin~ of television programmed, videa tapea, films and other such

matedai may Mring6! upon copyright or the rights of third padies.

DANGER:

This VCR contains live parts. Do not remove the

cabinet.

#e aWARNING:

To prevsnt fire or shock hazard, do not expose

this product to rain or moisture.

.~,.,., CAUTION:

.... Do not put your hand or ottmr objects In the

cassette loading slot because of the risk of injury

or an accident. Be sure to keep smali children

away from the VCR.

Mote;

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

refer to the “TRQUBLESHOOTINW or consult a

deaier or aservice centre, Place the VCR on a flat, stable, level surface. Never

subject it to violent shaking or any other shock or

impact.

Be sure to use this VCR only matemperature range

of 5Cto 40”C (41“F to 1C15F)and at less than 80?4

humidity.

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.

Do not use the unit under the following conditions:

0in locations with high humidity

0in presence of excessive dirt or dust

●in areas subject to strong vibrations

0near strong magnetic fields (e.g, transmitting

antennas, motor%,fluorescent lights, etc.)

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

the air vents, to prewmt 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.

Power on display Stand-by display

“l”hePOWER button oi this VCR is asecondary “Stand-by” is the condition in which only the time is

circuit, and does not disconnect the unit from displayed.

the wall outlet. even if the VCR is in stand-by, as

long as the power cord is connected to the VCR

power socket.

Caution concerning condensation

He careful of cxmdermation

Condensation is the moisture that forms on the

outside of aglass when yoiJfiil 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 on to quickly

heat the room.

Particular care must be taken with your VCR because

water particles that fcirm 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.

Follow the procedures below the first time you

use the VCR, and whenever you use it in places

which are subject to condensation:

@Connect the aerial output cable and rriake all

other necessary connections.

@Plug the power cord into awall outlet.

@Turn on the VCR power to warm it up and

speed up the drying of any water particles

that may have formed on the video head

drum.

@Do not insert avideo cassetie

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

VCR.

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MEMORY

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Cassene insefied

Channel selection downlup

Tracking adjustment during playback

Vetiical lock adjustment during SM picture

Fine tuning adjustment

To unload the cassene tape

Fast-foward

Forward search dLNm$j playback

Power on

Plavback

Still picture during pia*ack

Recording pause

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Immediate recording

If pressed during normal recording, easy

programmed recording (QSR) is possible

Rewind

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Reverse search duriqg playback ---–+-– ..-.-—=.

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To cancel a#Jrongnumber or aprogrammed ;

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CNXk set ;GLO=K 1$3 DATE-” ----

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Tapes ~~.:II I lions .] INDEX 1!3 MP;L3

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Counter m, I,ry MEMORY 14 m.,._—

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To ccmfmn ~~-J data OK 10 C)K(Blinking)

To preset the TV programmed to channel

~osition numkrs PRESET !10 Im.. ...m

To programms timer recordings PROG 16 P%- ----

Counter reset RESET 14 O:mm

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Rear pand

F#FCHANNEL AERIALIPd AUDIO~lDEO IN A(2 IN -

AERIAL OUT AUDIO~lDEO OUT

R@motecontrol batteries insertion

1Slide o~en the lid

2Insert 2“M (IEC R@” 1,5 volt batteries (sun~iied}

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according to ~he@and Gsigns.

3Replace the lid,

Cl operate the remote control unit kwthin arange

of approx. 30’ from the frcintof the VCR,

DOperate the unit within approx. E&rI(20 ft.) from

the front of the WI?. .,.

Let’s proted the &nvironmmt

0Do not dispose of used batteries with your

household rubbish,

*Used batteries should be taken to a

specialized disposal centre or disposed of

as rubbish needing special treatment.

Certain supermarkets or electronics stores

have boxes to collect used batteries,

0For more information on how to dispose of

used batieries, contact your local rubbish

disposal authority,

Cl The batiery life under normal operating

conditions is about six months. If the batteries

become weak, the operating distance will

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decrease; when this occurs, replace the

baHeries.

El Nthe remote control unit is not to be used for a“$3

long period of time, remove the batteries,

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❑Unplug the aerial cable trorn your TV receiver

and reconnect it to the terminal marked

ElConnect the other end of this aerial output

cable to the TV receiver,

4Plug the ~wer cord (supplied) into the VCR

power socket. Insert the plug straight and

firmly.

❑Insert the plug of this power cord into the wall

outlet.

UBoth video and audio [monaural) signals are fed

to the TV receiver and can be viewed by setting

the TV receiver to your preset video channel (see

page $$).

AV ctmrmction

If your TV receiver has audiolvideo input terminals,

the fa[lowing AV connection is also possible. The

advantage of this c~.nw+c-tionis ahigher quality of

picture and sound Amng playback. The AV cable is

sold separately,

❑

1Chnrectthe AV cable to the AUDION}DEO

OUT terminals on the VCR,

nzConnect the other end of this AV cable to the

~audio&ideo terminals on the TV receiver.

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Both video and audio (monaural) signals are fed

to the TV receiver and can be viewed by setting

the TV receiver to the AV mode

When you play back atape, set the TV receiver to

the AV mode.

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