Advanced Timer Recording; Manually Programming Timer Recordings - Panasonic Diga DMR-XW300 Operating Instructions Manual

Advanced timer recording

Manually programming timer
recordings
[HDD] [RAM]
1
Press [PROG/CHECK].
Timer Recording Remain HDD 30:24 SP
Date Service Name
New Timer Programme
OK Total 0/32 DELETE
Timer Off
RETURN
2
Press [3, 4] to select "New Timer
Programme" and press [OK].
3
Press [3, 4] to select the items and
change the items with [2, 1].
Timer Recording 30:24 SP
Remain HDD
[Prog.Name]
Date
Weekly
Favourites
Service Name
Start
Stop
Drive
Mode
Renew
OK Programme Name
RETURN
≥Date
Current date up to one month later minus one day
≥Weekly
Titles recorded using the same daily or weekly timer are
bundled and displayed as a "group" in the Direct Navigator
screen (➡ 40) except when using Auto Renewal Recording.
≥Favourites
Select the favourites list
Select "AV input" when recording from the external input.
≥Service Name
Select the channel to record.
"AV1", "AV2", "AV3", or "AV4" can be selected when "AV
input" is selected in "Favourites".
≥Start/Stop
Press and hold [2, 1] to alter the Start (Start time) and
Stop (Finish time) in 15-minute increments.
≥Drive
Only 1 programme can be set to timer record on the disc.
When the recording drive is "DVD" and there is not enough
remaining space, recording automatically switches to the
"HDD" (➡ 35, Relief Recording).
≥Mode
Recording modes (➡ 30)
≥Renew (Auto Renewal Recording) (➡ 35)
≥Programme Name
Press [OK]. (➡ 71, Entering text)
RQT9135
34
DVD 1:58 SP SUN 01/01/08 13:12
Drive/Mode Space
Page
CH
History List Page
DVD 1:58 SP SUN 01/01/08 13:12
SUN 1/1
OFF
All DVB Services
22 ABC TV
01:10
--
HDD
XP
OFF
4
Press [OK].
The timer programme is stored and the timer icon is
displayed.
Timer icon
"F" lights on the unit's display to indicate timer recording
standby has been activated.
Space
OK
Press [Í DVD] to turn the unit off.
To return to the previous screen
Press [RETURN].
To exit the screen
Press [EXIT].
ode S

P
P
Check for available space
on HDD, etc., when the "!"
is displayed.