Philips VP415 Operating Instructions Manual page 16

The player is now in the programming mode. You att ab,le to modify
1he eristing program or cnte, a new program. A fluhing eur..or
indica1es 1he current entry position on the program fable. The
contents
a11hispositionmaybcchanged
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A piclure segment program may be up to two pages long. each page
comtlting of 8
~gments. A segment is displayed
as
one line on the
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Pic1urenumbcnmaycitherbeentereddircclly(usingthe0-9digit
butlons) a nd then pre!i5ing ENTER, or by scoring the current picture
number. To correct numbcn entered directly, use the CORR bullon.
Whe n 1hc cur..or is in an empty picture number posi1ion, the player can
be ronuolled in the usual way with the PLAY. SLOW, FAST and
STILL buttons. If during play you press lhe ENTER bullon, the player
halts and the current picture number is stored.
The required action (PLAY, STILL. etc.)
is s.el«tcd
by pressing 1he
eonesponding button on !he remote control handset and then pressing
ENTER. Until ENTER is pmaed, 1he action may
be
du1nged simply
by
pressing another bu1to n ins1ud.
Wi1h some functions (e.g. SLO W), e,ura info~1ion. such
as
the
speed. may also be entered (e.g. 10 for 1/10 rKlfll'lal 5P=ed). Note that
for STILL, it is necessary to enter the duration (in scoonds). Pressing
Che ENTER button moves the cur..or to the next entry posilion. If no
Kl
ion is entered, PLA Vis assumed.
The J)fogram is displayed on the screen below
1hc
playing mode. To
move on to the next line of the progn.m, pres.\ lhc NEXT buuon.
Pressing this button on the last line of the program moves lhe eur..or
back101hefintlineagain.
To dur the program displayed. press boda CLEAR buttons al lhe
sametime.
To move 10 the stan or paac 2 while par:e I is displayed. prc.ss 1he
DISPLAY bullon. Pre.ssin& the DISPLA V buuon when on page 2 e nds
programming and re turns
10
normal play
m«k
To pby lhi1; Kquence KC 'Playing a programmed sequence· below.
The pmgra m is saved by the player until it is ckared (by presi;ing both
CLEAR bun ons when the program is displayed) o r un1il i1 is updated.
This is performed in a similar way to 'Picture s.cgmcnl program entry'
described above. Up to
16
ehapten may be stored in any order;
repc1i1ionof a
chapter in the proiram is also allowed. Chapier numben
must be ente red directly using the
O • 9
digi1 buno ns.
To
correct an
entry,use the CORR buuon.
Tlte
ENTE R a nd NEXT bull ons bolh move the cursor 10 the
ne;,;I
line.
eiu;ept when al lhe last line, when they move !he
cunm
lo the firsl line
again.
To clear an entire sequence. press botlti C LEAR bun ons at the same
time.
To end programming mode, press DISPLA V. Any empiy positions in
dte chaptersequence will be ignored when the Kquence is played back.
T o play this Kquence KC 'Playing a progra mmed sequence· below.
The prognun is saved by the player until it
is
cleared (by pressing both
CLEAR buttons when the program is displayed) o r until it is updated.
IS
This is carried oul in a similar way to 'Picture segment program en1ry'
described above. A lime 5egmentsequencc may
be
up 102 pa&«loo&,
each page consisting
of 8 segments. The format is:
lime
I
PLAY FWD lime 2
Whcrc1hetimcisinminutcsandscconds(e.g.23:30).
The time is entered either directly. using the O • 9 digil buuons,
Of
by
storing
the current lime posilion during play. If during play you pt"e.SS
the ENTER
b\lUon.
lhe current time position is stored. When entering
the time directly, the CORR button may be used for collfflMJn.
Depending on the disc used, the seconds ente red may be ignored.
To move on lo lhe next line of the program, press the NEXT bullOfl.
Pressing this bu11on on 1he last line of the program moves lhe cur..or
back1othefirstltnCagain.
To clear the complete program. press boU1 CLEAR buttons al lhe
sameiime
T o move 10 the s1a n
of
page
2
while page
I
is displayed, press !he
DISPLAY bu11on. Pressing the DISPLAY buno n when Ofl page 2ends
programming and ttlum~ to normal play mode.
To play this sequence: s,ee 'Playing a programmed sequence' Mlow.
The program i's saved
by
the player until ii is cleared (by prcssingbolh
CLEAR buttons when the p1ogram is di5played)
Of
until ii is updated.
To play a sequcnoc which has been stored in the memory as described
above, press the START!REPEAT button, while the picture number
etc. is displayed on the 5Creen. The player quickly searches for
1he
fint
picture of the sequence stored and then stam the required action. The
actions stored are carried out succes.5ively in the order in which 1hey
ares1ored. Al lheeNloflhe lut iremthe playerhalts(CAV) otgoes to
pause (CLV). D11rin1 s,e1rch ae1ions becween irems. sound
is muled
andthescreenisblank.
A sequence can be stopped by pressing a ny action button (e.g. Play.
Fas1.S1i1l).
Pressing the START/REPEAT button either stans playing a
programmed sequence (if one has been set up) while the piaure
number etc. is displayed on the screen. or starts playing the en1irc disc
from the start. U1he button is pressed again, play returns
once
more to
thestart ofchediscorprogrammedsequence.
Kt:PI.AY
The
REPLAY switch is situated a1 the rear of the player.
If Che player is switched o n when the REPLAY swilch is on, the ptayn
automacically starts up in lhe replay mode.
If
the player is already on
and the REPLAY s Wllch is switched o n, play immediately s1a ru al the
beginning of a programmed sequence. o r returns to 1he stanof1hedisc.
In the replay mode, !he player is in a continuo us play loop. If
11
programmed sequence is in me mory. that sequence will be played over
and over ag.iin. (A ptcture number or time code sequence has priority
over a cha pier number sequence.) If there is no sequence
in
nicmory,
the whole d& will be played over and ove r again. TIie REPLAY
indicator on 1he fron1 oft he player lights.
Nal1t: In lhe replay mode, all controls e xcept the followi•g a rc
disabled·