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BASIC OPERATION
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PLAYBACK
Hi-Fi Stereo/Bilingual
programmed
sound selection
Using the AUDIO button, select the desired
sound to listen.
Stereo
sound
selection
When a stereo broadcast is received, the
stereo indicator "ST illuminates on the VCR
display,
VCR display
Selected sound
"LR"
Left
and Right tracks
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Left track
" R"
Right track
No indicator
Monaural
Bilingual
sound
selection
When a bilingual broadcast is received, the
bilingual indicator "BIL' illuminates on the
VCR
display,
VCR display
Selected sound
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Playback of an NTSC tape
This VCR can playback an NTSC tape on a
PAL standard TV receiver.
However, please note the following points.
If the image is unstable, rolling vertically,
use the TV vertical hold button to stabilize
the image.
The image may shrink vertically and a
black band may appear at the top and
buttom of the screen.
An NTSC tape cannot be copied normally.
Picture quality of NTSC tapes cannot be
guaranteed
with this VCR.
When an NTSC Hi-Fi tape is palyed back,
the monaural sound only will be heard.
Tracking
adjustment
This VCR
starts the automatic
tracking
function
when
you insert the tape.
During
playback
this function
will adjust
the tracking
to the best possible
image.
If
noise appears in
the playback picture, press the (+ or –) button,
to reduce the noise interference
in the image.
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Noise interference
Note:
Depending on the cassette tape, you may find that
some noise interference
cannot be completely
corrected using the tracking controls.
Correcting
noise interference
during
variable
playback
modes
If noise interference
(bars) appears during
double speed playback
Use the (+ or –) button, to correct,
If noise interference
(bars) appears during
still picture, frame advance or slow motion
modes
From still picture or frame advance go into
slow motion mode, then use the (+ or –)
button, to correct. You can then resume still
picture or frame advance mode.
If the still picture moves up and down
Use the (+ or-)
button, to correct.
When noise interference
is corrected using
the (+ or -) button, the settings will be
effective until the cassette tape is unloaded.
Once the cassette tape is unloaded, the VCR
is reset and the next time the VCR is used
you may need to do the corrections again.
Notes:
During variable playback modes the picture may
contain some noise or vibration that cannot be
corrected, This is not a malfunction.
if still picture or slow motion playback is
continued for about five minutes, the VCR will
automatically
change to stop mode in order to
prevent the tape from being damaged.
This VCR will not guarantee the variable
playback modes picture quality of tapes recorded
in LP mode.
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