Panasonic NVHD650 - Manual (Page 16)

Preparations for G-Code Programming
Identification numbers must be set for G-Code
programming. Simply proceed with the G-Code
programming operation described on page 26, and the
identification numbers of the TV stations concerned will be
set automatically. This means that G-Code programming is
possible even without performing the operation described
on this page. However, you can follow the setting
procedure described below if you wish to set the
identification numbers of ail the TV stations prior to actual
programming.
"Identification numbers" refer to the numbers used for
identifying the TV stations.
The programme positions on the VTR receiving the TV
stations are set in these identification numbers.
Have a newspaper or magazine on hand which lists today’s
local TV station programmes and G-Code numbers.
Preparations
•Set the dock of the VTR. See page 13.
•Store TV broadcasts into your VTR. See pages 14 and 15.
•Confirm that the TV is on and the VTR viewing channel is
selected.
•Turn on the VTR.
• Press VTR/TV to select the VTR mode.
(NV-HD650EA only)
Operations On Screen Display
1
Press MENU.
o
OSDMEMU
■LANGUAGE
CLOCK SET
TUNER PRESET
OPCODE CH SET
OPTION
DEMONSTRATION
SELECT ^OB.ENTER
END :MENU
Select G-CODE CH SET.
0
0
□
ENTER
OSD MENU
LANGUAGE
CLOCK SET
TUNER PRESET
■ G-CODE CH SET
OPTION
DEMONSTRATION
SELECT iBD.ENTER
END :MENU
O Select the Identification number (Guide
Channel) (001-255).
0
0
G-CODE CH SET
GUIDE CM, -O01- -
END: MENU
Press ◄ or ► and then select the
programme position (1-99, A1, A2).
0 0
0
0
G-CODE CH SET
QM, GUIDE CH QG1
SELECT: OQ
-/+-.ac
ENDrMENU
•To set the other TV stations, press ◄ or ► and then
repeat steps 3 and 4.
C Press MENU twice.
^ □
MENU
Note:
To receive satellite stations, the satellite receiver must be
connected to the VTR and programme position must be set
depending on the type of the connection mode.
A1 /A2: When the satellite receiver is connected to the
AudioA/ideo input sockets {AV1/AV2).
•When the satellite receiver is connected by means of the
RF coaxial cable, set to a free programme position
between 1 and 99.