Initializing the hard disk (“format”), Useful features (continued), Press the [menu] button – JVC VR-716E User Manual

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LL

DISPLAY

CANCEL

SEARCH

MENU

REV

SKIP

FWD

HDD

OPER

LOC

VIDEO

OUT

EXECUTE

TIMER

1.

3.

2.3 4.5

MENU

EXECUTE

EXECUTE

REV

FWD

FORMAT

BUILT-IN HDD 1 : 76GB OK

BUILT-IN HDD 2 : 76GB OK
EXTERNAL HDD 1 :
EXTERNAL HDD 2 :
EXTERNAL HDD 3 :
EXTERNAL HDD 4 :
START FORMAT

ALL RECORDED HDD DATA IS DELETED!!

1.SET FORMATTING HDD TO [YES]
2.SET [START FORMAT] TO [YES]

YES

YES

NO

1.AUTO SCAN DISK
2.MANUAL SCAN DISK

OFF

OFF

3.DEFRAG DATABASE

4.FORMAT

5.MIRRORING

DISK UTILITY

ALL RECORDED HDD DATA IS DELETED!!

START?

FORMAT CONFIRMATION

[CANCEL]:CANCEL

[EXEC]:START

BUILD-IN HDD 1 : FORMAT SUCCEEDED
BUILD-IN HDD 2 : FORMAT SUCCEEDED

MIRRORING SETING

HDD UPDATE IS COMPLETED

PRESS [OPERATE] FOR OPERATION

1.

Press the [MENU] button

• Follow procedures in ‘Changing Menu Settings’ on page 22 to display

the “DISK UTILITY/MAINTENANCE” Menu and the “DISK UTILITY”
screen.

2.

Select the “FORMAT” item
using [

] and press [

]

• This displays the “FORMAT” screen.

3.

Use [

/

] to select the hard disk to format,

and turn the jog dial to select “YES”

4.

Select “START FORMAT”, turn the jog dial to se-
lect “YES” and press the [EXECUTE] button.

• This displays the “FORMAT CONFIR-

MATION” Screen.

5.

Press the [EXECUTE]
button again

• Formatting starts. Upon completion,

the “FORMAT SUCCEEDED” screen
will be displayed.

• Press [OPERATE] button to start.

• All recorded events will be deleted upon for-

matting. Ensure to create a backup for im-
portant event records.

• At the screen upon completion of “FOR-

MAT”, never unplug the power cord.

Recording may fail if there is insufficient space on the hard disk. In this case, format the hard disk to create space.

Useful Features (continued)

Caution

• The hard disk capacity displayed on the

screen is calculated based on 1 GB = (1024)

3

Bytes. Therefore it is displayed as lower than
the actual capacity.

Note

Initializing the Hard Disk (“FORMAT”)

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