Hints For Timer Recording - FUNAI HD-B2735 Owner's Manual

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Timer Programme
Station ---
HDD Remain 72:00(SP) HDD Remain 72h00m(SP)
Skip CH Date
P01 06 (Mon) 22 : 00
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2 Move to the item you want to change using
/
[Cursor ], then press [Cursor
change the setting.
3 Press [ENTER] to confirm.
To delete a programme from the list:
1 Select the programme you want to delete using
/
[Cursor ] (Do not press [ENTER]), then
press [CLEAR].
2 Select "Yes" using [Cursor
[ENTER]. The programme is now deleted.
Timer Programme
Station ---
HDD Remain 72h00m(SP) HDD Remain 72h00m(SP)
Skip CH Date
06 (Fri)
P02
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Press [TIMER PROG.] to exit.
Note
• This unit automatically lists up the programmes in
the order of start time every time you access the
Timer Programme List.
PDC (Programme Delivery Control)
Programme Delivery Control (PDC) assures that the
TV programmes you have programmed for timer
recording are recorded exactly from beginning to end,
even if the actual broadcasting time differs from the
scheduled time due to a delayed start or extension of
the programme duration. Furthermore, if a
programme is interrupted, the recording will also be
interrupted automatically and resumed when the
programme starts again.
If the PDC signal drops out because the broadcast
signal is weak, or if a broadcasting station does not
transmit a regular PDC signal, the timer recording is
performed in normal mode (without PDC) even if it
was programmed for PDC. If the starting time of the
PDC timer recording is between 0:00 and 3:59 on a
given day, the PDC function will operate from 20:00
on the previous day to 4:00 on the next day. If the
starting time of the PDC timer recording is between
4:00 and 23:59 on a given day, the PDC function will
operate from 0:00 on the given day to 4:00 on the
next day. This means that if the relevant programme
is broadcasted within this period, it is recorded
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Start End Mode PDC
23 : 00 SP HDD Off
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], then press
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Start End Mode PDC
Clear the setting? Clear the setting?
22 : 00 23 : 00 SP HDD Off
Yes No
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correctly. If the timer is not programmed correctly, the
incorrect timer setting stays in effect unless you
cancel it. To cancel an incorrect timer setting, refer to
"Editing the Timer Programming information" on page
34.

Hints for Timer Recording

The priority of overlapped settings:
When the Timer Programmings are overlapped, you
will receive a warning message.
If this happens, check the Timer Programme List and
change it as necessary. Otherwise, the unit will
prioritize recording as described below.
If the starting time is same:
• The Timer Programming set first (PROG. 1) has
priority.
PROG. 1
PROG. 2
Actual
PROG. 1
recording
The first 15 seconds (approx.) will be cut off.
Different start time and different end time:
• A program with the earlier start time has the priority.
PROG. 1
PROG. 2
PROG. 3
PROG. 3
PROG. 2
Actual
PROG. 1
recording
The first 15 seconds (approx.) will be cut off.
If the recording time entirely overlaps:
• The shorter Timer Programming (PROG. 2) is not
recorded.
PROG. 1
PROG. 2
Actual
PROG. 1
recording
If the End time of the programme currently being
recorded and the Start time of the subsequent
programme are same:
• If PROG. 1 is a DVD recorded programme, the
beginning of PROG. 2 may be cut off.
PROG. 1
PROG. 2
Actual
recording PROG. 1
The last 45 seconds (approx.) will be cut off.
* The amount of time cut off differs depending on
the recording media.
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PROG. 2
recording
will start
after
PROG. 1
recording is
PROG. 2
completed.
PROG. 2
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