User manual PALSONIC VCR2110

[. . . ] OWNER'S MANUAL VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER VCR-2110 TABLE OF CONTENTS How to Use This Manual This instruction Manual explains how to use your VCR and in particular, how to use the remote control unit keys to control the VCR. There is an "identification of Controls" illustration on page 3 and 4. E-10 Audio output level adjustment (2 scart model only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recording Channels that Require the Decoder (2 scart model only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] The VCR will go into FF or REW mode until the counter setting is 0:00:00 Auto Rewind When a tape reaches its end, (except during FF, OTR, Index search / scan, and programmable timer recording), it will automatically be rewound to its beginning and the unit will switch to the stop mode. Auto Power off (Select by MODE screen, page 7) If no action is executed for 10 minutes in the STOP mode or for 10 minutes in the EJECT mode, the unit is automatically turned off to save electricity. Auto Repeat During PLAYBACK, press the No. 1 key on the remote control, then Playback of the tape will be repeated from beginning to end, and the repeat mark will be displayed on OSD. 1 key again. E-10 Index Search Function You can easily locate the desired programme using the Index signal registered on the tape. !When a timer programme recording starts. An index signal is not registered when the VCR is in the recording pause mode and recording restarts. The INDEX search function can only work correctly if the index signals are spaced at least 3 minutes apart In the SP mode and 5 minutes apart in the LP mode. (2 speed model only) Manually Press the INDEX button at a desired point during recording. Reverse direction Current programme Forward direction Index Scan This function plays back the tape for about 5 seconds at each index signal. Press the INDEX button during the playback or stop mode. Index Search This function fast-fonvards or rewinds the tape to the point at which the selected index signal is registered, and starts playback from there. Press the INDEX button while in the playback or stop mode. INDEX -- INDEX -- 2. Press the REW button or press the FF button to search in the reverse or forward direction. 2. Press the button corresponding to the direction where your desired programme is located. Each time you press, the number decreases or increases respectively. INDEX SCAN INDEX 2 3. Press the REW button or press the FF button to search in the reverse or forward direction. NOTES . You can set up index numbers up to + 99 The Index search is cancelled when the PLAY or STOP button is pressed. E-11 RECORDING Recording TV Programmes 1. Select the desired TV programme (position number) by pressing the button or number button. (2 speed model only) * You can mark INDEX for VISS using the INDEX button during recording. Press the REC/OTR button simultaneously, to start recording. Tape Type Setting In order to accurately calculate the remaining tape time, make sure the setting corresponds with the type of tape being used. Tape Time Remaining It is possible to view the remaining tape time. (Make sure to insert a tape. ) Press the CLK/CNTR button to change the display Each time you press the CLK/CNTR button, the display changes as follows: 1. Press the button to select the MODE screen. Clock Tape Counter Cursor Tape time remaining 2. Press the be used. button to select the tape length to OTR time (When OTR is executed) !. NOTES . Each time you press the DATA button, the tape length indicator changes as follows: E180 : E240 : E260 : E300 : For E195 tapes or shorter For E210 or E240 tape For E260 tape For E300 tape The displayed remaining time is only an approximation. The counter display automatically reverts to the clock display when the unit is turned off or a cassette tape is ejected. The tape counter does not operate during unrecorded sections of the tape. . 3. [. . . ] PAL 60 : a special signal and its PAL video signal is 60 fields (525 lines). Some TV's operate properly only with PAL 50 signals and some TV's operate properly with both PAL 50 and 60 signals. Therefore, if your TV is switchable between PAL 50 (625 lines) 60 (525 lines), you can view an NTSC recorded tape in the PAL colour system with your own TV Depending on the TV used, the picture may shrink vertically and black bars may appear both at the top and bottom of the TV screen. Variable speed playback (picture search, still, slow playback, etc. ) may produce a skewed image and quite a bit of noise on the picture. [. . . ]