Preparations, Notes, To cancel the intro-jet scan or to stop playback – Panasonic nv-sj400 User Manual

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To Find the Beginning of Each

Recording

(VMS Index Search System)

This VCR automatically records special index signals on the

tape every time a recording is started. The Index search
function makes use of these index signals to let you find the

beginning of a desired programme quickly and easily.

Index signals are automatically recorded in the following

cases:

• When you start a recording by pressing the REC button

REC/OTR button or DIRECT REC button ©.

• When a timer recording starts.
• When you press the REC button © on the remote control

during recording.

Conditions for correct operation of the Index search function:

• The VCR must be in the stop mode or in the playback

mode.

• Each programme recorded on the tape must be at least 5

minutes long.

Preparations
• Display the VCR picture on the TV.
• Insert a recorded video cassette.

Operation

1

Press the INDEX button © (that corresponds to the

direction from the current tape position in which the
desired programme is located on the tape) to start the

index search.

For

example,

if

you want to

display

search for the 2nd recorded
programme in forward direction,
press the INDEX button ©
twice.

• The VCR fast-fonvards or rewinds the tape and

searches for the specified index signal (the beginning
of the desired recorded programme).
When it has been found, playback starts

automatically.

To Cancel the Index Search or to Stop Playback:

Press the Stop button ©.

Notes:

• Searching in either direction is possible up to the 20th

index signal.

• If you press either of the INDEX button © too many times,

simply press the other INDEX button © (indicating the
opposite direction) to correct it. In this way, you can reduce
the displayed figure down to 1.

• The figure on the VCR display decreases by 1 every time

an index signal is located.

Searching while Checking the
Video Cassette Contents

(Intro-Jet Scan)

This VCR automatically records special index signals on the

tape every time a recording starts. The Intro-Jet Scan furrction

makes use of these index signals to play back the beginning
of each programme recorded on the cassette one after
another at high speed. This lets you quickly and easily check
the contents of a cassette and find a desired programme.

Index signals are automatically recorded in the following

cases:

• When you start a recording by pressing the REC button ©,

REC/OTR button ©, or DIRECT REC button ©.

• When a timer recording starts.
• When you press the REC button © on the remote control

during recording.

Conditions for correct operation of the Intro-Jet Scan
function:

• The cassette must have been ejected after the timer

recordings were performed.

• VCR must be switched on, be in the playback mode or be

in the standby mode.

• Each programme recorded on the tape must be at ieast 15

minutes long.

Preparations

• Display the VCR picture on the TV.
• Insert a recorded video cassette.

Operations

1

Press the SEARCH button O to start the Intro-Jet Scan.
• After rewinding the tape to the beginning, the VCR

plays it back at high speed for approximately 10
seconds. It then fast-forwards the tape to the next tape

position marked by an index signal (beginning of a
programme), and every time an index signal is found,
the VCR switches over to high-speed playback (Cue)
for about 10 seconds.

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When you have found the programme that you want to
view, press the Play button © to start normal playback.

To Cancel the Intro-Jet Scan or to Stop Playback:

Press the Stop button ©.

Note:

• If you press the SEARCH button O after a timer recording

has finished, but before ejecting that cassette, the

Programme List Search (for details, see page 25) will be

activated instead of the Intro-Jet Scan.

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