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Grundig GV 470 S VPT User Manual

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  • Page 1 V I D E O R E C O R D E R G V 4 7 0 S V P T Pa r t 1...
  • Page 2 The GRUNDIG archive system standard as well as long-play mode. In conjunction with an S-VHS TV set, you can take full advan- The GRUNDIG archive system is an electronic note- tage of the improved picture and sound quality. book. A r c h i v In its standard configuration, it can store up to 700 titles along with a wealth of information.
  • Page 3 Special Features of Your Recorder Creative playback function – SECAM (Eastern European standard) – and NTSC by simply turning the jog-knob and shuttle-ring. playback – SECAM (Ost) recording You can use the jog knob and shuttle-ring on the The recorder can play back recordings made with &...
  • Page 4 How to Use These Operating Instructions Dear Customer, so that you can use the versatile convenience functions of this video recorder correctly and easily, these operating instructions have been organized into clear and logical opera- ting steps. In this section, you will find information on how to set up, connect and make settings on your video recorder, as well as how to play and record cassettes;...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Tuning the TV set to the recorder ..............10-11 Switching the recorder´s transmitter on and off ..........GRUNDIG user guide on the TV screen ............. Tuning the recorder to TV stations with the automatic tuning system (ATS euro plus) ..........
  • Page 6 Programmieren mit dem ShowView System, variant 2 .......... 34, 43-45 Useful Information The remote control at a glance ..............46–47 Fixing faults yourself .................. 48-49 Before you take your recorder for repairs............Overview of the code numbers ..............Technical data ..................GRUNDIG Service ..................

  • Page 7: Installation And Safety Precautions

    1. Installation and Safety Precautions Do not subject the recorder to drastic temperature changes, as can be the case when taking it from a warm to a cold place. If this should happen, switch the recorder on and let it °C stand at the new place for at least two hours without a casset- °C...

  • Page 8: Safety Precautions

    1. Installation and Safety Precautions Do not expose the recorder or the cassette to moisture. The recorder is intended for use in dry rooms. If you wish to operate it in the open air, make absolutely sure that it is protected against moisture (rain, water splashes). Do not place objects filled with water (vases or similar) on the recorder.

  • Page 9: Connecting And Setting Up

    2. Connecting and Setting Up Connecting the Recorder PAY-TV EURO-AV EURO-AV A1 DECODER A2 AUDIO Connecting the recorder to the aerial Connecting a “Pay-TV” decoder Remove the plug of the cable from the aerial socket of your If you wish to receive and record scrambled television pro- TV set and insert it into the aerial socket –...

  • Page 10: Inserting Batteries Into The Remote Control

    2. Connecting and Setting Up Inserting Batteries into the Remote Control Press the catch and remove the cover from the battery com- partment. Insert the batteries (2 x 1.5 V, mignon batteries) observing correct polarity (marked on the bottom of the compartment). If your recorder no longer responds correctly to the re- mote control commands, the batteries may be exhausted.

  • Page 11: Tuning The Tv Set To The Recorder

    » O F F « appears briefly in the display of the recorder. GRUNDIG CTI TEST PATTERN Insert the aerial cable plug into the aerial socket – – of the No reception of Programme 01 recorder.

  • Page 12: Switching The Recorder´s Transmitter On And Off

    2. Connecting and Setting Up Improving the picture quality If wavy lines are visible on the TV screen, the channel tuned to is already occupied by a TV station. In this case, proceed as follows: Press the button on the recorder. On the TV set, search for a channel –...
  • Page 13 2. Connecting and Setting Up GRUNDIG User Guide on Your TV Screen ..enables a dialogue between you and your video recorder to take place. The recorder provides Info menus and dialogue lines on the TV screen for many of the functions which you select with the remote control.

  • Page 14: Tuning The Recorder To Tv Stations

    2. Connecting and Setting Up Tuning the Recorder to TV Stations Television stations broadcast programmes on different fre- Note on record programming with the Teletext quencies/channels. pages of the TV stations Your recorder has a built-in receiver so it can receive and record In the record programming mode, with the help of Text pro- television programmes independently of the television.
  • Page 15 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Select the ATS euro plus function All previously stored channel num- GRUNDIG ATS euro plus bers will be erased. Sprachwahl ATS , Deutsch Svenska “Deutsch”...
  • Page 16 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 3. Selecting the country (location) When you select the “country”, the ATS GRUNDIG euro plus tuning function searches for ATS euro plus and stores those stations that broad- SELECT COUNTRY...
  • Page 17 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations The blue line becomes green. 5. Entering data GRUNDIG ATS euro plus Press the button (green) if you want TV Station Table to see the current television program- Prog.
  • Page 18 2. Connecting and Setting Up Tuning to TV stations Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 8. Entering Teletext page numbers as GRUNDIG three digits ATS euro plus TV Station Table Prog. Chan. Ident...

  • Page 19: Changing And Adding Programme Positions

    If you are not satisfied with the order of the TV stations, you can change it. a) Select the “TV Station Table” The programme position you selected, GRUNDIG programme position 1 in the example, TEXT-PROGRAMMING is highlighted in blue. TV Station Table Prog.
  • Page 20 Press the buttons until the desired pro- gramme position is highlighted in blue. Press the button to switch to fur- ther menus in the » TV Station Table «. c) Mark the programme position GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING TV Station Table Prog. Chan. Ident...

  • Page 21: Eliminating Picture Interference

    2. Connecting and Setting Up Eliminating Picture Interference The attenuator switch at the back of the unit should be nor- mally left in the position. The switch should only be left in position when interference (picture interference) occurs when receiving strong TV stations.

  • Page 22: Selecting The User Guide Language

    Pull out the second level of the remote control. Press this button on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Call up the “Selecting a language” GRUNDIG Table TEXT-PROGRAMMING Selecting a language Deutsch Svenska Français...

  • Page 23: The Cassette

    3. The Cassette After starting a tape function, the elapsed playing time is indi- Inserting the Cassette cated in hours and minutes. The display of the recorder indicates, for example: » C 3 « for a 3 hour cassette and » O : O I « for 1 minute playing time Open the front cover of the recorder.

  • Page 24: Entering The Cassette Number

    3. The Cassette Entering the Cassette Number Protecting the recording against accidental erasure After insertion and measurement of the cassette, one of the messages will appear: Whenever a recording is made on a cassette, any recording already on the tape will automatically be erased. To avoid a) Message for non-archived and subsequently archived cas- this, it is possible to protect your cassettes from accidental settes:...

  • Page 25: Playback

    4. Playback Insert a recorded cassette into the cassette compartment. It Playback at a Glance is pulled in automatically. The recorder now determines the tape length (display: » AT TS « ). The recorder then prompts you to enter the cassette number Playback operation is possible with the buttons on the re- (display »...

  • Page 26: Optimizing The Picture/Sound Quality

    4. Playback General NTSC Colour Standard Optimizing the Picture/Sound Quality When playing back NTSC recordings, the recorder automatical- ly adjusts to this system (chrominance subcarrier 4.43 MHz). » « appears in the display of the recorder. NTSC Automatic Tracking The display of the total playing time automatically switches to After having inserted a cassette and started playback, the the 5-digit tape length display.

  • Page 27: Various Playback Speeds

    4. Playback Convenience Functions with the Jog-Shuttle This recorder is provided with numerous playback conven- Various Playback Speeds * ience functions. These convenience functions can be controlled easily with the jog-knob (inner knob) and the shuttle-ring (outer ring) on the Start playback by pressing the button.

  • Page 28: Freeze-Frame Stepping, Forwards Or Reverse

    4. Playback Convenience Functions with the Jog-Shuttle Freeze-Frame Stepping, Changing the Slow-Motion Speed, Forwards or Reverse* Forward or Reverse* Press the button during playback (playback pause). During playback, turn the shuttle-ring to switch to forward or reverse slow motion. Turning the jog-knob reduces the slow motion speed (see illustration).

  • Page 29: Fast Tape Wind And Search Functions

    5. Fast Tape Wind and Search Functions For selecting the playing time with non-standard hours- Fast Tape Wind cassettes, you must first press the button, then enter the total playing time with the buttons PROGRAM and then confirm with the button.

  • Page 30: Immediate Recording

    6. Immediate Recording Insert a cassette with sufficient playing time and which is not Recording at a Glance protected against recording into the cassette compartment. It is pulled in automatically. The recorder now determines the tape length (display » ATTS « ). You can carry out these functions using the buttons on the The recorder then prompts you to enter the cassette number (display »...

  • Page 31: Selecting A Programme Position

    6. Immediate Recording Preparation TV programmes from a satellite receiver Switch the TV set on. Press the button and then select the desired TV station on the programme positions 1 to 9 with the numeric buttons Select the AV programme position for the recorder on the TV set.

  • Page 32: Entering A Stop Time

    6. Immediate Recording Entering a Stop Time Terminating Recording Immediately Press the button to conclude recording. If a stop time is not entered, after a short time the display switches to the display of hours/minutes and the recorder continues to record until it reaches the end of the tape. When it reaches the end, the recorder automatically Recording a Title Line rewinds the tape to the beginning and then switches to...

  • Page 33: Special Features For Sound Recording

    6. Immediate Recording Special Features for Sound Recording Monitoring sound with the headphones The different audio tracks of your recorder During two-channel broadcasts, you can monitor the different Your recorder offers two methods of recording and playing audio tracks over stereo headphones (the socket).

  • Page 34: Recording Subtitles

    Enter the desired TV programme with the numeric buttons The “Subtitle Record” menu appears. Press the button. The “Info” menu will appear. GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING Sub-title Record Select the “Teletext” line in the “Info” menu with the numeric button The Teletext page 100 appears.

  • Page 35: Record Programming

    7. Record Programming The five Variants The Recorder can be Programmed to Record at a Later Date. Five variants are available You can programme: Variants 1 and 2 are described in the following pages; variants 3 six broadcasts over a period of 31 days, through 5 are described in the second part of the operating daily or weekly broadcasts with the same starting time, instructions.

  • Page 36: Vps/Pdc - The Video Programme System

    7. Record Programming VPS/PDC – the Video Programme System Record programming for several broadcasts on When making timer recordings, the VPS/PDC system always ensures that the desired programme is recorded completely. the same day Therefore, incomplete recordings due to programme delays If you wish to programme recordings of several broadcasts will no longer occur.

  • Page 37: Fast Programming With The Teletext Pages Of Tv Stations, Variant

    7. Record Programming Fast programming with the Teletext Pages of the TV Stations, (VPT-Programming) Variant 1 Preparation Switch the TV set on. Select the programme position for the video recorder on the TV set (serves as a monitor when entering data). Pull out the second level of the remote control.
  • Page 38 7. Record Programming Variant 1 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 2. Calling up Teletext The Teletext page depends on what you STOP Textprogramming: enter in the » TV Station Table «. WEDNESDAY 12.30 n Business Daily...
  • Page 39 If you want to change the title, con- a) yes b) no tinue starting at step 5; if no chan- GRUNDIG ges are required, you can assign the Archive-System Archiv-System title to a category; see step 6. Enter Subject:...
  • Page 40 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 06. Title... A title can consist of a maximum of 30 GRUNDIG letters/characters. Archive-System Archiv-System Enter Title: The space key follows “Z” in the cha-...
  • Page 41 The recorder automatically starts recor- ding at the selected times. Timer 1 is completely programmed. 9. Additional operating steps A blue cursor marks the second Timer, GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING a black cursor is on the first position Timer Prog.
  • Page 42 7. Record Programming Variant 1 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 10. Programming the next broadcast a) with VPT b) manually Repeat the ope- The steps for manual program- rating steps, ming are described in the second starting at step part of the operating instruc-...
  • Page 43 7. Record Programming Variant 1 Possible messages in the dialogue line Interrupting the record stand-by mode of the recorder If the “Remaining time” is negative (–) and highlighted in red, then a cassette of insufficient playing time has been loaded, If you have programmed TIMER positions but wish to use the or the sum of all TIMER recordings is too large.
  • Page 44 7. Record Programming Programming with the ShowView System, Variant 2 You must perform the settings on pages 13 through 19 so Preparation that your recorder is able to evaluate the ShowView data. Insert a cassette with sufficient playing time; note erase pro- tection.
  • Page 45 7. Record Programming Variant 2 Press these buttons on the You will see this in the display of the remote control recorder Explanations 3. Transmitting data to the recorder 28D888 20:00 20:I5 P R O G START S T O P SEC PAL S A T DATE...
  • Page 46 7. Record Programming Variant 2 … REST and FULL Interrupting the record stand-by mode of the a cassette with insufficient playing time was inserted. recorder If the sum of all recording times is If you have programmed TIMER positions but wish to use the greater than the total playing time of the recorder while it is in record stand-by mode, or you want to inserted cassette, the recorder will...

  • Page 47: Useful Information

    8. Useful Information The Remote Control at a Glance On this and the following page, the buttons of the remote control are briefly explained. A detailed description of these Display of the remote control. buttons can be found in the corresponding chapters of these operating instructions.

  • Page 48: The Remote Control At A Glance

    Teletext mode. ––––––––––––– Switches the recorder off (stand-by). (red) –––––––– In Teletext mode, this button calls up the previous page. Buttons for operating a suitable GRUNDIG TV set Scrolls through the archive; move the cursor to the left when entering letters/characters.

  • Page 49: Fixing Faults Yourself

    8. Useful Information Fixing Faults Yourself For example, the cause of the fault might also be a cable acci- Not every picture and sound fault means a defect in your dentally pulled out, a failure of the TV set, or a failure of the recorder.

  • Page 50: Before You Take Your Recorder For Repairs

    GRUNDIG dealer. In order to ensure that your entries in the archive system are not lost if you must take the recorder to a GRUNDIG dealer for repairs, enter your name and address, instead of a film title, in the last archive position (see the second part of the operating instructions, 4.

  • Page 51: Technical Data

    2 batteries, 1.5 V–, type LR 6 RF (aerial) connecting cable 5-pin edit cable The complete accessories programme available 3-pin edit cable for your video recorder is shown in » GRUNDIG- EURO AV cable S-VHS cable REVUE « which you can obtain from your Cinch cable Adaptor 2.5 mm ∅...
  • Page 52 68167 Mannheim Nürnberg 90471 06 21/33 76-70 09 11/7 03-0 GRUNDIG Europe VGA00063 GRUNDIG BELUX N.V. GRUNDIG NORGE A.S. Deltapark, Weihoek 3, Unit 3G Glynitveien 25, Postboks 234 B-1930 Zaventem N-1401 00 32/2-7 16 04 00 00 47/64 87 82 00 GRUNDIG DANMARK A/S GRUNDIG UK LTD.
  • Page 54 V I D E O R E C O R D E R G V 4 7 0 S V P T Pa r t 2...
  • Page 55 Contents Page Part 2 Connecting and Setting up Changes and additional features for programme positions ........3–8 Entering data ................... 3–6 Starting the search function ................Picture fine tuning..................Activating a programme position for an external decoder ........Selecting the SECAM colour standard .............. Clearing programme position data ..............
  • Page 56 59–60 Inserting new recordings at a later date (Perfect Insert Splice) ....... 61–62 Synchro-Edit function ................. 63–65 Synchro Play function with a second GV 470 S VPT ..........The recorder as a HiFi tape recorder..............67–68 Dubbing ....................69–70 Operation with a GRUNDIG satellite receiver .............

  • Page 57: Changes And Additional Features For Programme Positions

    … manually tune television channels (see page 8). Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Entering data GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING Press the button when you a) Select » TV Station Table « TV Station Table want to enter the station identifica- Prog.
  • Page 58 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations c) Enter the channel as a The following operations are also GRUNDIG two-place number TEXT-PROGRAMMING possible in this menu: TV Station Table – start the search function, Prog.
  • Page 59 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see his on your TV screen Explanations e) ShowView code ShowView codes must be three-num- GRUNDIG ber entries. TEXT-PROGRAMMING Example: for number 5, enter 0 0 5; for TV Station Table Prog.

  • Page 60: Activating A Programme Position For An External Decoder

    After these settings, continue operation at point 1d. Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations The search function searches for the Starting search GRUNDIG “new” television channel. TEXT-PROGRAMMING TV Station Table Press the (green) button to check Prog.
  • Page 61 2. Clearing the data of a programme position – if these data are not required a) Select » TV Station Table « The selected programme position, in example 1, is highlighted in blue. GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING TV Station Table Prog. Chan. Ident...

  • Page 62: Manually Tuning Television Channels

    1. Connecting and Setting Up Changes and Additional Features … Press these buttons on the remote You will see this in the display of the control recorder Explanations 3. Manually tuning television channels a) Select function CODE –––– 88:88:88 P R O G START S T O P SEC PAL...

  • Page 63: Record Programming

    2. Record Programming Entering Recording Data in the Remote Control, Variant 3 You enter the data of the desired broadcast into the remote con- Preparations trol and the remote control´s display will guide you step by step. Insert a cassette with sufficient playing time and not protected The respective display prompts you to enter the required data.
  • Page 64 2. Record Programming Variant 3 Press these buttons on the remote You will see this in the display of the control remote control Explanations 2. Entering a TV programme as one or In the example the first programme. two digits PROG Entries for other signal sources...
  • Page 65 2. Record Programming Variant 3 Press these buttons on the remote You will see this in the display of the control remote control Explanations 5. VPS/PDC signal If you wish to make the recording with- out VPS/PDC control, you must clear the VPS/PDC signal.
  • Page 66 2. Record Programming Variant 3 Additional functions for Variant 3 The possibilities shown here are selected instead of those shown on page 10, points 2 and 3. 2. Entering other signal sources b) TV programmes from c) Recording from external d) Recording from external e) Recording from a HiFi- satellite receiver...
  • Page 67 2. Record Programming Variant 3 After programming ... Checking the TIMER data in the remote control ... the recorder accepts data from the video recorder. The » « symbol flashes when all of the data have been sto- The video recorder is in the record stand-by mode and the red in the remote control.
  • Page 68 2. Record Programming Variant 3 Interrupting the record stand-by mode of the recorder If you have programmed TIMER positions but wish to use the recorder while it is in the record stand-by mode, or you want to terminate the TIMER recording, then: press the button on the recorder to eject the cassette, press the...

  • Page 69: Programming With The Remote Control, The User Guide On The Screen, And Manual Data Input, Variant 4

    Programming example Press these buttons on the remote conrol You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Calling up the »Info Table« GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING I n f o 1 : Record Programming 2 : Teletext 3 : Archive...
  • Page 70 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 3. Programming a new recording A blue cursor marks the first Timer, a GRUNDIG black cursor is on the first position TEXT-PROGRAMMING of » Prog. «. Timer Prog.
  • Page 71 (AV 1 or AV 2) (CV) properly equipped For example, a second For example, a camcor- GRUNDIG satellite recei- recorder connected to der connected to the ver must be connected the EURO-AV A1 socket, VIDEO IN/CV and L to the EURO-AV A 2...
  • Page 72 2. Record Programming Variant 4 e) Recording from externall f) Recording from a picture/sound source HiFi system (S-VHS) For example, an S-VHS An appropriately equipped recorer connected to the HiFi system must be S-VHS IN and AUDIO IN connected to the sockets sockets on the front of AUDIO LR on the the recorder.
  • Page 73 The “daily” function cannot be used for recording on Saturday and Sunday. 8. Entering a four digit start time The start time is the beginning of the GRUNDIG broadcast, in the example 16:55. TEXT-PROGRAMMING Timer Prog. Date...
  • Page 74 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 9. Entering a four digit stop time The stop time (the end of the broad- GRUNDIG cast) is 17:25 in the example. TEXT-PROGRAMMING Timer Prog. Date...
  • Page 75 The recorder automatically starts recor- ding at the selected times. Timer 1 is completely programmed. 12. Additional operating steps A blue cursor marks the second Timer, GRUNDIG a black cursor is on the first position TEXT-PROGRAMMING Timer Prog.
  • Page 76 2. Record Programming Variant 4 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 13. Programming the next broadcast a) Manually b) With VPT Refer to VPT Continue pro- programming gramming with in the first sec- point 3, page tion of the ope- rating instruc-...
  • Page 77 2. Record Programming Variant 4 Possible messages in the dialogue line Interrupting the record stand-by mode If the » Reserve time « symbol is negative (–) and highlighted If you have programmed TIMER positions and wish to use in red, this indicates that a cassette with insufficient playing the recorder when it is in record stand-by mode, or you want time has been inserted, or the sum of all TIMER recording to terminate the TIMER recording, then:...
  • Page 78 2. Record Programming Programming with the Buttons on the Recorder and its Display, Variant 5 Preparation Open the front cover of the recorder. It is not possible to programme recordings in long-play Insert a cassette with sufficient playing time which is not pro- mode, or those from a satellite receiver.
  • Page 79 2. Record Programming Variant 5 You will see this in the display of the Press these buttons on the recorder recorder Explanations 3. Date ... Enter another a) Confirm the date, or select days´s date function “Daily” or “Wee- kly”; see page 27, “Entering a different date”.
  • Page 80 2. Record Programming Variant 5 You will see this in the display of the Press these buttons on the recorder recorder Explanations 6. Entering the stop time Hours (0 to 23) The stop time is the end of the broad- BBC I 20:00 22:35...
  • Page 81 2. Record Programming Variant 5 After programming ... d) In order to record daily broadcasts at the same time, press button and then enter the day´s date with the ... the remaining playing time of the tape is briefly displayed. button and confirm by pressing the but- The display then shows the programme position with the sta-...

  • Page 82: Archive System

    For recordings you make yourself which are automatically archived, the cassette number is recorded on the tape. After The GRUNDIG archive system is an electronic notebook. the tape length is measured (ATTS), the total playing time, In its standard configuration, it can store up to 700 titles the elapsed playing time, and the number of the inserted cas- along with a wealth of information.

  • Page 83: All Possibilities At A Glance

    3. Archive System All Possibilities at a Glance What do you want to do? This is necessary Refer to the Explanations section on pages Archive the titles of new broadcasts … … automatically The TV station offers 36–41 Title and data are copied to the recorder Teletext.

  • Page 84: Subsequent Archiving Semi-Automatically

    VISS marks at the beginning of a recording. video recorder (AV programme position). (VISS = Video Index Search System). All GRUNDIG video recorders manufactured after October Open the front cover of the recorder. 1989 are equipped with this feature.
  • Page 85 Explanations 3. Selecting semi-automatic A short message appears in the menu, subsequent archiving for example, » 0680 Free Positions «. GRUNDIG This means that there are 680 positions ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM available in the archive for storing titles. A r c h i v i n g...
  • Page 86 : Skim through Archive : Additional Information INFO : Return to Info menu 6. Entering data for a recording The title and category are important GRUNDIG information for finding the recording at Archive-System Archiv-System a later point in time. Recording Data: REC.
  • Page 87 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 8. Assigning a title to a category If you need a “new” category, you can GRUNDIG create new ones as desired; read “Crea- a) Select a category Archive-System Archiv-System ting a New Category” on page 51.

  • Page 88: Manual Subsequent Archiving

    3. Archive System Manual Subsequent Archiving This feature allows you to enter all the recordngs of your cas- sette collection in the archive system. This “manual subsequent archiving procedure” is used for recorders not equipped with the VISS feature. Preparation Switch on the television set.
  • Page 89 (= 45 minutes). Repeat this procedure for the remaining recordings; you can then begin the pro- cedure for “Manual subsequent archi- ving”. 3. Selecting manual subsequent archiving GRUNDIG ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM A r c h i v i n g Semi-automatic Manual...
  • Page 90 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 4. Entering the title A title can consist of a maximum of 30 GRUNDIG letters/characters. Archive-System Archiv-System Select letter/symbol Enter Subject: The space key follows “Z” in the cha- racter set.
  • Page 91 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 6. Entering a three-place cassette Example: for cassette num- GRUNDIG number ber 17. Archive-System Archiv-System The cursor jumps to the first place Enter Cassette Type: of »...
  • Page 92 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 10. Date… You can enter any given date; for exam- GRUNDIG ple, when the title was recorded, or Archive-System Archiv-System when you stored the title in the archive. Recording Data:...

  • Page 93: Information On Cassette Contents And Changing/Clearing Archive Data

    Explanations 1. Selecting a function The message » Cass. N° - - - - « prompts you to enter the number of he desired GRUNDIG cassette. ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM M a n a g e m e n t Display Cass.
  • Page 94 INFO : Return to Info menu Press the button to switch to the next menu for additional titles. The menu shows the data of the selec- 3.1 Additional information GRUNDIG ted title. Archive-System Archiv-System Recording Data: Press the button (blue) to switch...
  • Page 95 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations d) Category … If you need a “new” category, you can GRUNDIG create new ones as desired; read “Crea- Archive-System Archiv-System ting a New Category” on page 51. Enter Date of Recording:...
  • Page 96 3. Archive System Information on Cassette Contents and Changing/Clearing Archive Data Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 3.2 Scrolling thourgh the archive Shows the contents of the next cassette, Cass N 0:00 or of the previous cassette.

  • Page 97: Searching For A Title According To Category And/Or Key Words

    You will see this on your screen Explanations control Select the function for searching accor- 1. Selecting a function ding to category from this menu. GRUNDIG ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM M a n a g e m e n t Display Cass. Contents Search for Subject...
  • Page 98 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 3. Selecting a category 4. Starting the search The recorder shows all the titles it finds GRUNDIG in the category you select. Archive-System Archiv-System If the category is empty, the message...
  • Page 99 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations Select the function for »Search for 1. Selecting a function Keyword« from this menu. GRUNDIG ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM M a n a g e m e n t Display Cass. Contents...
  • Page 100 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 2. Entering a search term The space key follows “Z” in the cha- GRUNDIG racter set. Archive-System Archiv-System Select letter/symbol Enter Keyword: Move the cursor ( ) to the left with the TATORT (red) button.
  • Page 101 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations This is only necessary if several titles 5. Selecting a title for playback GRUNDIG are listed in the menu. Archive-System Archiv-System Title: Cass. N° -...

  • Page 102: Free Recording Capacity

    Pull out the second level of the remote control. Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your screen Explanations 1. Selecting a function GRUNDIG ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM M a n a g e m e n t Display Cass. Contents Search for Subject...
  • Page 103 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see on your TV screen Explanations Press the button (blue) to call up 2. Selecting a cassette GRUNDIG information on the selected cassette. Archive-System Archiv-System Cass. N° - Cass. Type Reserve...

  • Page 104: Scrolling Through The Archive

    Press these buttons on the remote You will see this on your TV screen control Explanations 1. Selecting a function GRUNDIG ARCHIVE SYSTEM ARCHIV-SYSTEM M a n a g e m e n t Display Cass. Contents Cass. N° -...

  • Page 105: Creating A New Category

    Pull out the second level of the remote control. Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Selecting a function GRUNDIG Archive-System Archiv-System Subject Selection Subject: D I V E R S –...
  • Page 106 Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 3. Entering the name of the category 6 letters/characters can be given for a GRUNDIG category name. Archive-System Archiv-System The space key follows “Z” in the cha- (green) –...

  • Page 107: Special Functions

    Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Selecting the function If the title field contains letters/sym- GRUNDIG bols, they can be completely erased by TEXT-PROGRAMMING pressing the button. ø ƒ...
  • Page 108 You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 3. Entering a title With “normal” script size, you can sel- GRUNDIG ect the top or the bottom line in the title TEXT-PROGRAMMING field with the the “ (yellow) button.

  • Page 109: Teletext Operation With This Recorder

    4. Special Function Selecting Teletext Teletext Operation with this Recorder Press the button to call up the » Info « menu. ø Select the » Teletext « line in the » Info menu « by pressing the Teletext is a service offered by TV stations free of charge; it is numeric button transmitted together with the TV signal, processed by the recor- The Teletext page 100 (= Teletext summary) appears.
  • Page 110 4. Special Functions Teletext Operation FLOF-text operation Multiple pages With FLOF-text operation, you are guided by various colours Some page numbers may contain several subpages which that appear in an Info line on the bottom of the screen. These are automatically skipped by the broadcasting stations. colours correspond to certain topics or pages.

  • Page 111: Operation With A Second Recorder

    4. Special Functions Operation with a Second Recorder AUDIO EURO-AV EURO-AV EURO-AV A1 DECODER A2 AUDIO Connecting Copying Connect the AV 2 socket of your recorder with the correspon- Select the programme position for the second recorder by button until » A 2 « appears in ding socket of the other recorder.

  • Page 112: Operation With A Second S-Vhs Recorder

    4. Special Functions Operation with a Second S-VHS Recorder EURO-AV A1 DECODER A2 AUDIO EURO-AV SYNCHRO EDIT AUDIO IN VIDEO IN S-VHS S-VHS INSERT DUBBING MANUAL EW/ED MASTER CHECK SLAVE TIMER EDIT ON/OF Connecting Re-recording Open the front cover of the recorder. Switch on the TV set (for use as a monitor) and select the programme position for the video recorder).

  • Page 113: Operation With A Camcorder

    4. Special Functions Operation with a Camcorder SYNCHRO EDIT AUDIO IN VIDEO IN Sound signal L/R S-VHS S-VHS INSERT DUBBING Picture signal MANUAL EW/ED CHECK TIMER ON/OF Sound signal L/R S-VHS Picture signal Connecting Preparation Open the front cover of the recorder. Switch the TV set on (which you can use as a monitor) and select the programme position for video playback.
  • Page 114 4. Special Functions Operation with a Camcorder Copying Unless otherwise stated, execute the following functions with the buttons on the video recorder. In the playback mode of the video recorder, locate the end of the scene where the new recording is to be joined and press button (playback pause).

  • Page 115: Inserting New Recordings At A Later Date (Perfect Insert Splice)

    4. Special Functions Inserting New Recordings at a Later Date (Perfect Insert Splice) The various Insert possibilities You can insert new recordings into existing recordings at a later date, for example, certain scenes that are played back Press the button to choose from the various Insert INSERT from external picture/sound sources.
  • Page 116 The display is automatically reset to » 0:00:00 «. In playback mode (reverse picture search or Operating with a GRUNDIG VS 20 insert control reverse play), locate the tape position where the recording to be inserted is to begin.

  • Page 117: Synchro-Edit Function

    4. Special Functions Synchro Edit Function You can use this function to record over old recordings and splice without losing scenes. The camcorder is controlled by your recorder via a cable connection. You can also control the camcorder drive functions with the control elements of your recorder (GV 470).
  • Page 118 4. Special Functions Synchronous Re-recording Preparation Searching for a scene and starting re-recording Switch on the TV set (serves as a control monitor) and select In camcorder playback mode, search for the beginning of the the programme positon for the video recorder (AV programme desired scene.
  • Page 119 4. Special Functions Synchronus Re-recording Re-recording with synchronous control via the 2.5 mm ∅ ∅ socket In the video recorder (GV 470) playback mode, locate the end of the scene onto which the new recording is to be joined by pressing the button (playback pause).

  • Page 120: Synchro Play Function With A Second Gv 470 S Vpt

    4. Special Functions Synchro Play Function with a Second GV 470 S VPT You can use this function to record over old recordings and Sound signal splice without losing scenes. Connect the L AUDIO R IN socket of the (recording) recorder Your recorder controls the second recorder via a cable.

  • Page 121: The Recorder As A Hifi Tape Recorder

    4. Special Functions The Recorder as a HiFi Tape Recorder Your recorder offers you two different systems for recording and playing back the sound: the HiFi (helical) track, for stereo and two-channel recordings. This way you can use your recorder as a HiFi tape recorder with which you can record and play back top quality HiFi re- cordings.
  • Page 122 4. Special Functions The Recorder as a HiFi Tape Recorder Audio recording pause Headphone operation Press the button. Connecting headphones Connect the headphones to the socket. Continuing recording Press the button. SYNCHRO EDIT Terminating the audio recording AUDIO IN VIDEO IN Press the button.
  • Page 123 4. Special Functions Adding Sound at a Later Date (Dubbing) You can add sound at a later date for any of your recordings. The original sound of the longitudinal track is completely erased, the HiFi (helical) track remains. EURO-AV A1 DECODER A2 AUDIO to audiomixer input...

  • Page 124: Dubbing

    4. Special Functions Adding Sound at a Later Date (Dubbing) Preparation Operation with an audiomixer Connecting Unless otherwise stated, execute the following functions with the buttons on the recorder. Connect the audiomixer input to the LR sockets (on the back of the recorder); Insert a recorded cassette into the recorder.

  • Page 125: Operation With A Grundig Satellite Receiver

    4. Special Functions Operation with a GRUNDIG Satellite Receiver EURO-AV EURO-AV EURO-AV EURO-AV A1 DECODER A2 AUDIO Preparation Operation Switch the TV set and the satellite receiver off. Switch on the TV set and the satellite receiver. Disconnect the video recorder from the mains.

  • Page 126: Checking/Setting Clock Time And Date

    Press these buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations 1. Selecting function By pressing the button you GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING can switch between time and date. ø Set Time / Date Time: 8:00 Date: 02.03.92...

  • Page 127: The Continuous Mode Function Of The Recorder

    4. Special Functions The Continuous Mode Function of the Recorder The Electronic Combination Lock Your recorder can: Your recorder is equipped with an electronic combination Continuously record from different signal sources, for exam- lock. ple, from TV broadcasts or from units that are connected to a This allows you to lock all functions of the recorder.
  • Page 128 Press numeric button in the » Installation « menu to sel- The menu » 16:9 Automatic « appears. ect the line » EURO-AV-assignment «. The menu » EURO-AV-assignment « appears. GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING 16 : 9 Automatic GRUNDIG TEXT-PROGRAMMING EURO-AV assignments...

  • Page 129: Remote Control Of Other Grundig Video Recorders

    Recorders With this remote control you can control different Adapting the second recorder for use with the GRUNDIG video recorders independently of each other. remote control You can use it with your GV 470 and a second recorder of the In order to control your GV 470, set the switch to the VIDEO 1 series VS 600 to VS 900 and the GV 200 and later models.

  • Page 130: Remote Control Of A Tv Set

    Activating Info Messages for Pay TV Stations With this remote control RP 35 you can also control Pay TV stations provide Info messages with certain broad- GRUNDIG colour TV sets that use the remote control TP 590 casts. and up.

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