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3.
PLAYING A PRE-RECORDED CASSETTE
1
Switch the monitor/television set on.
2
Insert the cassette into the appliance with the window
facing upwards.
Inserting the cassette automatically switches on the
appliance.
3
GPLAY
Press button
.
The word 'PLAY' will appear in the display, along with the
current total recording time for time-lapse recordings,
e.g.: 24h.
In the 24h mode, in the menu BASIC SETTINGS, you can
select between '24HA' (audio on) and '24H' (audio off).
4
To interrupt playback, press button
The word 'STOP' will appear in the display.
5
To remove the cassette, press button
Note:
* The video recorder automatically cleans the video
heads before playing back every tape. This keeps the
playback quality as good as possible.
* The sound on 12h + 24h recordings may be poorer
than on 2h recordings. There is no sound on other long
time recordings.
Fast forward and rewind
1
To stop the tape, press the
!
rotary control
will be fast forwarded or rewound at high speed.
2
hSTOP
Press button
as soon as you have found the
required tape position.
The time-lapse/picture search function
GPLAY
1
Press button
.
2
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With the inner dial
you can play back the tape in
different time-lapse speeds, e.g.: 12, 24, ... hours.
3
Turn outer rotary control
picture search speeds.
hSTOP
.
JEJECT
.
hSTOP
button. Turn outside
"
to the left or right. The tape
!
"
to select different
Note:
* The picture quality is poorer when using the picture
search function. The sound is switched off.
Still picture/slow motion
GPLAY
1
Press button
.
2
RSTILL
Press button
Every time you press
move on one frame.
RSTILL
Keep button
played back in super slow motion.
3
Turn outer rotary control
the speed of the playback in several stages.
The sound is switched off during slow motion playback.
4
$
Turn inner dial
. You can play back individual pictures
forwards and backwards.
5
GPLAY
Press button
to play back at the normal speed
again.
Note:
* If the still picture vibrates vertically, press button
MENU/TRACKING
and then button
bration is minimal. Confirm by pressing button
Tape position.
Establishing your current position on the
tape.
The tape length is indicated on the cassette in minutes, e.g.:
'E120' is 120 minutes of playing time (= 2:00 hours).
You will find the tape length printed on the left hand side of
the front narrow edge.
However, the actual playing time might be a little longer than
specified (e.g.: 2:05 hours).
You can read the exact number of minutes played in the
display during fast forward, rewinding, recording, playing
back and pause/stop, e.g.: 'U1:25'.
. The picture will stop.
RSTILL
again, the picture will
pressed. The recording will be
!
"
. You can change
TU
until the vi-
OK
.
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