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USING THE PAUSE FEATURE
When "PAUSE/STILL" Button is pressed during
playback, "PAUSE/STILL" Light will come on and a
still picture can be seen. To start again press "PAUSE/
STILL" Button and "PAUSE/STILL" Light will go off
and playback will be resumed.
NOTE: There will be some noise (interference) in the
still picture.
(It may be used on tapes recorded at LP,
but the picture quality will not be as good as that at SP.)
Pressing
"PAUSE/STILL" during
recording
from
"A/V" jack of Camera/Recorder (for example, during
recording TV program) stops recording temporarily.
Pressing the Button again re-starts recording.
USING THE MEMORY FEATURE
Pressing "MODE" Button causes a 4-digit counter
display to appear in the viewfinder (along with the bat-
tery level graphic).
The tape counter acts as a handy
reference to help you locate taped segments.
Press
"RESET" Button to set the counter to
"0000"
before
starting to record or play. Note the number on the tape
counter at the beginning and end of each program you
want to record.
This will allow you to use the counter
to locate desired programs.
The tape counter also includes a switchable "memory"
feature.
When the memory is on, the tape automati-
cally stops when the counter reads
"0000"
during Fast
Forward and Rewind. This is useful if there is a section
of tape you want to review immediately after recording,
or if you want to return to the same point several times
in a
row.
To use the counter memory, reset the counter to
"0000" when you reach the point on a tape you wish to
index.
Then press the "MEMORY" Button.
The
letter "M" will appear with the counter display.
Con-
tinue to play or record the tape, and when you wish to
return to the index point, simply press "REW"ind.
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"PAUSE/STILL" Button
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"RESET" Button
"MEMORY" Button
"MODE" Button
"REW"ind Button
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