Toshiba D-KR10KU Owner's Manual page 50

DV
DV
signal
cannot be
input.
•
Before connection, turn
on
the
power
supplies for
both
this unit
and the DVC,
and make sure that these units are
in
stop
mode.
•
Only
a
"DVC-SD"
signal
can be input from the
DVC
to
this unit.
Other types of
signals are
not supported.
•
Do
not
connect any device other than the DVC. Even
if
a recorder or
PC
with
another
DV
terminal
is
connected, the
DV
function
will
not operate.
•
If
the
DVC
is
not recognized
after
connection, turn off the
power supply
for
the unit and
re-connect the DVC.
The
DVC
cannot be operated
with this unit.
•
Signal input or
DVC
operation from
this
unit
may
be disabled
depending on
the type of DVC.
• If
a
DVC
signal
cannot be
input,
use an external input (L1/L2) for
analog
connection
via
audio/video
cables.
•
DVC
control
may
be disabled
depending on the type of DVC, even
in a
mode
other than
camera mode.
In this case,
switch to
DVD
control
and execute the
normal recording procedure
while operating the DVC.
Certain functions of the unit
cannot operate.
•
Some
functions
may not operate depending on the type of DVC. For
example,
if
the
DVC
does
not support slow playback mode, the slow playback
function
is
disabled.
•
With L3
(DV),
the disc display
menu
does not appear unless
disc
playback
is
executed.
DV
audio signal cannot be
switched.
•
For recording with the DVC,
the recording audio
signal
can be
set to
1
2
bits
or 16
bits.
However,
when
16-bit
recording
mode
is
selected, audio signal
cannot be switched.
To
record
an audio
signal, set
it
to
1
2 bits.
No image from
HDMI
connection.
There
is
no sound
or the
sound
is
distorted.
Others
The
unit
does not operate
properly.
The disc tray
does
not
open whj?n
you
press
[OPEN/CLOSE A],
"Repairing" appears on the
TV
screen.
In a
case
you
intend to
cancel the
repairing process.
Check
the
HDMI connection. (Check the status of the
HDMI
related
indications.)
Check whether the
connected monitor
device or
other device supports
HDCP.
(This
unit
will
not
output
a
video
signal
unless the other device
supports HDCP.)
Check the setting of
HDMI.
.
Check whether the output format of this unit
(HDMI
FORMAT)
matches the
supported
input
format
of
othe
r
connected device.
The
HDMI
sound
is
not output
when "HDMI Audio"
is
set to "OFF".
.
Check the
RCA
audio cable connection.
If
you are using HDMI-DVI conversion
cable,
you must connect the
RCA
audio cable, too.
•
Check whether the
output format
of this unit
(HDMI
FORMAT) matches
the
supported input
f
ormat of other
connected
device.
»
When
static electricity, etc.,
causes the unit to
operate abnormally, unplug
the unit
and then plug
it
in again.
It
may
take
a
few seconds for the disc tray to
open
after
you have recorded or
edited
a disc.
This
is
because the
unit
is
adding disc data to the
disc.
• If
there
is
a
power
failure or
unplugging during recording, finalizing,
formatting or editing (even after
"Repairing" disappears),
a
repairing process
will
begin automatically
just after
turning the unit
on
again.
It
may
take several
minutes up
to
about several hours.
If
you intend to cancel the repairing process, press
[OPEN/CLOSE
on the front panel,
then
select "Yes"
and press [ENTER]. After that, press
[OPEN/CLOSE
^] to take out the disc.
The
disc
canceled during the
repairing
process
MAY NOT
work.
Error message
Disc
Error
—
Please eject the
disc.
—
Playback
feature
may
not be
available
on
this disc.
Region
Error
—
Please eject the
disc.
—
Playback
is
not authorized
in
your
region.
Parental Lock
On
The current selected parental
level
prohibits playback.
Recording Error
This
program
is
not allowed
to
be
recorded.
Recording
Error
This program
is
not recordable
in
Video
mode.
Recording
Error
This program
is
not recordable
in
+VR mode.
Recording
Error
Cannot
record
on
this disc.
Recording
Error
This
program
is
not allowed
to
be
recorded on
this
d
isc.
Recording
Error
This disc
is
protected
and
not
recordable.
Recording
Error
Disc
is full.
(No
area for
new
recording)
Recording
Error
You cannot
record
more
than 99
titles
on one
disc.
(The
maximum
is
99)
Recording
Error
You cannot
record more than 999
chapters
on one
disc.
(The
maximum
is
999)
Recording
Error
You cannot
record
more
than 49
titles
on one
disc,
(The
maximum
is
49)
Recording
Error
You cannot
record
more
than 254 chapters on one
disc.
(The
maximum
is
254)
Recording
Error
You
cannot record on
this disc as Control
Information
is full.
Recording
Error
You cannot
record
on
this disc as
Power
Calibration Area
is
full.
Recording
Error
This disc
is
already
finalized.
Recording
Error
The
disc has
no
recording
compatibility.
(Set
"Make
Recording Compatible"
to
"ON"
to
convert the
disc menu.)
Cause
•
Unplayable
disc
is
inserted
in the unit.
•
The
disc
is
upside down.
°
Playback
is
not authorized
in
the region
of the DVD-video which you
inserted
in
the
unit,
•
The
current selected parental
level
prohibits playback.
•
You
are trying to
record the copy
prohibited program.
•
You
are trying to record
the copy-once
program onto
the
DVD-RW
disc
in
video
mode.
•
You
are trying to record
the copy-once
program.
•
You
are trying to record onto
the disc
which
is
unrecordable,
or the disc status
is
unable
to record.
-
The
disc
is
dirty.
•
The
disc
is
damaged.
•
You
are trying to record the copy-once
program onto
the DVD-RW
disc which
is
not compatibl e with
CPRM.
•
You
are trying to record
on to the protected
disc
which
is set in
"DVD Menu" menu.
•
You
are trying to record onto
the disc
which
has no space
for recording.
•
You
are trying to record onto
the
DVD-
RW/-R on which
the
number
of recording
titles
comes
up to the
maximum
(99).
-
You
are trying to record onto
the
VR mode
DVD-RW
on which
the
number
of recording
chapters
comes up
to
the maximum
(999),
•
You
are trying to record onto
the
DVD+RW/
+R
on which the number
of recording
titles
comes up
to the
maximum
(49),
•
You
are trying to record
onto the
DVD+RW
on which
the number
of recording
chapters comes up
to the
maximum
(254
).
•
This disc has no
space to write the Control
Information
when
recording
or deleting contents.
When
editing has been
repeatedly performed,
the
control Information area may come
up
to
be
full
even the recording area has
enough
space.
•
When
recordings
are performed
repeatedly onto an
unstable
disc, this
area
may come
up
to
be
full.
•
Every time you
insert a
disc for recording,
the disc's working
area
will
be taken
up.
And
if
you
repeat
this frequently,
it will
be used up sooner and you
may
not be
able
to record
full
49
titles.
You
are trying to record onto
the disc
already
finalized.
You
are trying to
record onto the
unfinalized
+VR mode
discs recorded
on
other
unit.
Insert the standardized
disc
which have
the marks on page
10.
Insert the disc with the labeled
side
facin g up.
Insert
the DVD-video
with region
codes
lor
ALL.
•
Check
"Parental Lock" setting
in
"Playback"
menu
(page
86).
•
You
cannot
record
copy
prohibited
programs.
•
Set "Format Mode"
to "VR
mode"
(pages
26-27).
•Insert the
DVD-RW
disc
in
VR mode
(ver.1.1 or
1 ,2
compatible
with CPRM),
•
Insert
the recordable
disc,
and
ensure
the disc status
satisfies the recording
requirements (page
9).
•
Clean the disc with
a cleaning
cloth.
•
Replace the
disc.
• Insert
the DVD-RW
disc
in
VR mode
(ver.1.1 or
1
.2
compatible
with CPRM).
Release the
disc protect
setting
in
"DVD
Menu" menu
(page
30).
1
Insert
the recordable
disc with enough
recording space.
Delete unnecessary
titles (page
69).
1
Delete
unnecessary chapter marks
(page
75).
Delete unnecessary
titles (page
69).
Delete unnecessary chapter marks
(page
75).
Delete unnecessary
titles
(page
69).
Insert a
new
disc.
>
Undo
the
finalizing for this disc
(page
33),
Set "Make Recording Compatible"
to
"ON"
to rewrite the menu,
after
that you
will
record
to disc
(page
28).