Rf Converter Output - Symphonic CWR20V4 Owner's Manual

Dvd recorder with video cassette recorder

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Error message

Recording Error

Disc is full.

(No area for new recording)

Recording Error

You cannot record more

than 99 titles on one disc.

(The maximum is 99)

Recording Error

You cannot record more the

999 chapters on one disc.

(The maximum is 999)

Recording Error

You cannot record on this disc

as Control Information is full.

Recording Error

You cannot record on the

disc as Power Calibration

Area is full.

Recording Error

This disc is already finalized.

* If you are still having trouble with this unit after checking Troubleshooting, write down the error code and the

error description for calling our help line mentioned on the front page to locate an Authorized service center.

You can watch the TV programs with the tuner of

the unit. (Usually channel 3 or 4 of the TV is available

for the RF converter setting.) Be sure to connect the

unit to a TV using the RF cable. Refer to page 13.

Select channel 3 on your TV.

• Be sure that the unit is in DVD mode.

Press VIDEO/TV button on the remote control.

• If noise appears, change the RF output channel of

the unit to CH 4 by pressing VIDEO/TV button

for 3 seconds.The RF output channel will alter-

nates between CH3 and CH4 as follows.

• Changing the RF output channel is available only

when the unit is in DVD mode.

100

Others

Troubleshooting (cont'd)

Cause

You are trying to record onto

the disc which has no space

for recording.

You are trying to record onto the

disc on which the number of

recording titles comes up to the

maximum (99).

You are trying to record onto the

VR mode DVD-RW disc on which

the number of recording chapters

comes up to the maximum (999).

This disc has no space to write

the Control Information when

recording or deleting contents.

When editing has been repeatedly

performed, the control Information

area may come up to be full even

the recording area has enough space.

This disc's working area for

recording is full.

When recordings are performed

repeatedly onto an unstable disc,

this area may come up to be full.

You are trying to record onto

the disc already finalized.