Record On A Tape - Panasonic PV-V4622-K Operating Instructions Manual

Record on a Tape

Ready Checklist
All connections are made (p. 8, 10, 24).
TV and VCR are plugged in.
TV is on and tuned to CH3, 4, or VIDEO.
Remote is in VCR mode. (Press VCR)
VCR/
TV
PAUSE/
SLOW
REC
Record using VCR controls
1
2
4
Select Insert Press REC
to start
Channel. a tape.
Recording.
Multi Function 5 Press STOP/
Display EJECT to stop.
This video recorder, equipped with HQ
(High Quality) system, is compatible
with existing VHS equipment. Only use
tapes with the mark. Only tapes
tested and inspected for use in 2, 4, 6,
and 8 hour machines are
recommended.
*Important: If a remote control button does not work
when pressed, press the VCR button on
the remote and try the button again.
1
Insert a tape with a record tab (p. 4).
• VCR power comes on.
"VCR" lights on Multi Function
Display. If Auto VCR/TV (p. 35) is set to
"OFF," press VCR/TV until "VCR"
lights on the Multi Function Display.
2
Press CH * or NUMBER keys
to select the channel.
• For "LINE" input, see p. 36.
• For channel over 100, first press 100
key then the other 2 digits.
3
Press SPEED
to select the record speed (p. 4).
STOP
SP = Standard Play
SLP = Super Long Play
• Speed appears on-screen and on Multi
Function Display.
4
Press REC
SPEED
to start recording.
• To edit, press PAUSE/SLOW to pause,
CH
and again to resume recording.
CH
5
Press STOP
to stop recording.
One Touch Recording (recording in progress),
• VCR shuts off after the preset record length.
➛ each press of REC adds 30 min. to the
recording length up to 4 hours.
Record one station, watch another,
➛ press VCR/TV ("VCR" goes out on Multi
Function Display),
➛ select channels on TV (recording
continues).
• Watching one channel and
Note
recording another is NOT
possible when using a Cable
Box or a Satellite Receiver.
Select channels on VCR,
• Other channels cannot be viewed during
recording.
➛ press VCR/TV ("VCR" lights up on Multi
Function Display),
➛ select channels on VCR.
• After 5 min. in Pause mode, VCR
Note
stops to protect the tape and the
video head.
LP = Long Play
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