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V.LOCK ADJUST
If the picture shakes up and down during still play-
back, adjust the picture by the following procedure.
1. Play back a tape, recorded in the 02 (06) mode,
in the still playback mode.
• With some monitors, if the V.LOCK control is
adjusted when playing a tape recorded in
modes other than 02 (06), shaking of the still
picture may not stop.
2. Adjust the V.LOCK control so the shaking of the
picture stops.
Note: Shaking of the picture may not be stopped
completely depending on the monitor used.
PLAYBACK IN THE FIELD FORWARD/REVERSE
MODES
When you press the FIELD FORWARD or FIELD
REVERSE button during still playback mode, one
field at a time can be seen.
Operates only after STILL button has been pressed.
Notes:
• An AUTO-PROTECT circuit automatically returns
the unit to the STOP mode if the STILL or PLAY
button is not pressed again or if FIELD FOR-
WARD or FIELD REVERSE button is not pressed
in any five minute period.
• When the FIELD REVERSE button is pressed in
the still playback mode to set the VCR to the field
reverse mode, the first several frame images
may be distorted.
VISUAL SEARCH (High Speed Scan)
Note:
The visual search function allows the
recorded material to be reviewed at 3, 5, 7 or 9
times the normal 2 (or 6) hours speed in the NOR-
MAL (or HD) mode.
1. Press the PLAY button.
2. Press the SEARCH (F.FWD) button to select the
VISUAL SEARCH FORWARD mode, or press the
SEARCH (REWIND) button to select the VISUAL
SEARCH REVERSE mode.
3. Press the PLAY button again to resume normal
playback.
Notes:
• The visual search speed can be changed using
the SELECTION MENU 1 screen.
• The playback picture will have some noise in the
visual search mode.
ALARM INDEX SEARCH
The alarm index search method causes electronic
"marks" to be recorded on the tape at each point
when the ALARM recording begins.
Later, the VCR can find these "marks" automatical-
ly, making it easy to find the beginning of each
alarm for playback.
These check points are permanent until the tape is
erased. A check mark is recorded automatically
each time the VCR starts ALARM recording.
1. Press the PLAY button to start playback.
2. Press the ALARM INDEX button.
3. Press the REW or F.FWD button. The recorder
enters VISUAL SEARCH mode.
4. When the VCR finds a mark, it enters normal
playback mode.
5. Press REW or F.FWD button again to find next
"marked" recording. The recorder advances
tape to the next marked position.
6. Press the ALARM INDEX button again to release
alarm index search.
Notes:
1. Be careful as no alarm input can be detected for
5 seconds immediately after the visual search
mode is entered by pressing the REW or F.FWD
button during the alarm index search mode.
2. When tapes recorded by other VCRs are played
in the alarm index search mode, the VCR may
enter the play mode in a meaningless position.
3. When you have selected "MANUAL" at the
DURATION setting in the ALARM display, and
the duration of an alarm recording is shorter
than the values shown below, "marks" may not
be detected.
SPEED (NORMAL MODE)
02 ....................................15 seconds
12, 24 .................................1 minute
48, 72 .................................3 minutes
120 .....................................5 minutes
168, 240 ...........................10 minutes
360, 480, 600, 720, 960 ...30 minutes
SPEED (HD MODE)
06 .....................................15 seconds
18, 30, 48, 72 .....................1 minute
120, 168, 240 .....................3 minutes
360 .....................................5 minutes
480, 600, 720, 960 ...........10 minutes
TO SECURE THE VCR
This feature restricts unauthorized use, tampering,
or accidental changes in the operation of the VCR.
The security feature does not operate during pro-
gramming.
Simultaneously press the SET and
DOWN buttons in the program set area of the front
panel. The security message "L" appears in the
TIME/DATE display (FULL) and the LOCK indicator
lights in the VCR's display.
To release the security feature, press the SET and
DOWN buttons simultaneously.
Note: "L" does not appear in the TIME/DATE dis-
play (HALF).
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