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TIMER RECORDING OPTIONS
This VCR can be programmed
using the
following methods.
You can set up to 6 programme
to be
recorded
upon a period of up to 1 year.
N G-CODE
timer recording
Simple way to programme
a timer recording
by simply entering the G-CODE programming
number
(1 to 9 digits) indicated
next to the
programmes
listed in TV guides, newspapers,
TV programme
lists, etc. published for your
area.
Manual timer recording
Can be programmed
using the PROG. SET/
CLEAR menu displayed on-screen. All the
settings can be entered directly in the
on-screen menu.
,
Timer
recording
without
the use of
the remote
control
(can be entered
using
the buttons
on the VCR only)
If the remote control batteries are dead or if it
is not available, a timer recording
programming
can be entered using the
buttons on the VCR only.
A
Using this method you will not be able to set
the recording type, weekly or daily recording.
Notes on timer recording
The (~) indicator will flash if no video
cassette is loaded when going into timer
standby mode.
The (D) indicator will flash and the video
cassette is ejected
if a video cassette with
no erasure-prevention
tab is loaded.
Daily recording starting on a Saturday or
Sunday is not possible.
Even if a timer recording has been preset,
the VCR can be used as usual up to the
programmed
start time. When finished
using the VCR, do not forget to return it to
timer recording standby mode.
Programme
priority
If several timer recordings have overlapping
recording time, the recording with the earliest
start time will be recorded first, until the end.
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00
23:00
,
,
T
~
These portions will not be recorded.
JUST REC. function
During a timer recording, the VCR will
automatically
calculate the remaining tape
duration and, if necessary, will switch the
recording speed from SP (standard play) to
LP (long play), so the programme
can be
recorded entirely, without reaching the end of
the tape before recording is completed.
SP mode
LP mode
Approx.
Approx.
~
150 minutes
60 minutes
*
Desired programme
length is 210 minutes
A
This feature
is not available
during Quick
Start Recording,
and will not work properly
on tapes longer than E-240
or on tapes
shorter than E-1 80.
If two or more timer recordings
are
programmed,
all the programmed
may not
fit on a single tape. In that case, make sure
the JUST
REC. mode is not set, and select
the recording speed manually.
There may be some interference
in the
image where the speed has been switched.
Types of cassette tapes compatible with the
JUST REC. timer recording mode and
recording durations
TIMERRECORDING
ERRORMESSAGE:
"TIMER MEMORY FULL"
If the VCRtimer memory is full,
this message will be displayed.
Solution:
Delete
one of the 6 programmed
already entered. See page 18.
For New Zealand
Note on sky decoders and
recording
There are at present two types
of sky decoders available in
New Zealand.
1. Bass Band Decoder (no remote
controlsupplied,older type).
You cannot successfully record
G-Code programmed using this
type of decoder. (Unless your
video is modified internallyfirst.)
Contact Sky TV for details.
2. IRD Decoder (supplied with Sky
Remote and with UHF output).
This decoder allows you to
programme recordings usingthe
G-Code function. You can use the
Sky CODE NUMBERS to record
Sky TV programmed with your
VCR. However, please note the
following limitations.
(a)The Sky CODE NUMBERS used
with the VCR can not change the
channels on the Sky Decoder.
This means you must first
preselect the Sky channel you
want to record (movies, sport,
news)
(b)The VCR will then turn on and
record the programme position
which has been set for Sky. (e.g.
programme position "6").
The Sky channel you record
(movies, sport, news) will depend
on which channel the decoder was
left on.
(c)Remember the first time you use a
Sky CODE NUMBER, the
programme position number
('(PR") on the video needs to be
set the same for all three Sky
channels.
This will dependon the programme
positionnumberyou allocatedfor
Sky in the set up. ie programme
positionnumber "6".
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