One-Touch Timer Recording - FUNAI FDR-90E Owner's Manual

Video
DVD-R DVD-R
DVD-RW DVD-RW
This is a simple way to set the
recording time in blocks of 30
minutes. Check that the disc you
are recording onto has enough
space for the time you set.
When the recording finishes the
recorder automatically goes into
standby.
1
Turn on the DVD recorder
and load a recordable disc.
Make sure that the TV input is set
on the DVD recorder.
This operation may take a
while to be recognized.
2
Select a recording speed
using REC SPEED button.
Refer to "Recording speed" on
page 28.
3
Make sure that the recording
format is set to the desired
mode.
Refer to "Formatting a disc" on
pages 30-32.
When a DVD-RW disc is
loaded:
You can choose Video mode or
VR mode from SETUP menu.
"Video mode" has been selected
as the default. Refer to pages 30-
31 "Settings for the recording for-
mat to a blank disc."
When a DVD-R disc is loaded:
DVD-R discs will always be in
Video mode.
Recording

One-touch timer recording

VR
DVD-RW DVD-RW
4
Select a desired channel to
record using CH K / L but-
tons or number buttons.
5
Press REC/OTR button on
the remote control or REC
button on the front panel,
then press REC/OTR or REC
button repeatedly until a
desired recording time (30
minutes to 4 hours) appears
on the TV screen.
Recording will start.
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0:30
(Normal Recording)
When the DVD recorder reaches
the specified time, it will be
turned off automatically.
To cancel the one-touch timer
recording within the specified
time, press STOP C button.
This operation may take a
while to be completed.
0:30
1:00
4:00 3:30
OPEN/
POWER
CLOSE
.@/:
VCR Plus + ABC DEF
GHI JKL MNO
PQRS TUV WXYZ
CLEAR SPACE
REPEAT CM SKIP ZOOM DISPLAY
MENU/LIST TOP MENU
RETURN SETUP
2
REC REC
MONITOR SPEED REC/OTR
SKIP CH
5
STOP PLAY
REV FWD
PAUSE
Note
• The remaining recording time
will appear on the display
panel during an OTR. Press
DISPLAY button to see it on
the TV screen.
• You cannot pause an OTR.
The DVD recorder will be
turned off automatically under
the conditions following.
• No space remained on the
disc.
• When a power failure occurs.
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