JVC 0703-AH-PJ-BJ - Manual (Page 9)

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Recording Features
Record one programme while watching another
— Select channel to watch
Once recording is in progress, all you need to do is to set the
channel controls on the TV for the station you wish to view.
● The programme selected with the TV's channel controls appears
on the TV screen while the one selected with the PR +/– buttons
is recorded on the tape.
Elapsed recording time indication
You can check the exact time of a recording.
A
Set counter display
Press – –:– – until a counter reading appears on the display panel.
● By pressing the – –:– – button, you can change the display to
show the counter reading, channel position*, clock time or tape
remaining time.
* Channel position is not displayed during playback.
B
Reset counter
Press 0000 before starting recording or playback.
● The counter is reset to “0:00:00” and shows the exact elapsed
time as the tape runs.
Instant Timer Recording (ITR)
This easy method lets you record for from 30 minutes to 6 hours
(selectable in 30-min. increments), and shuts the recorder off after
recording is finished.
A
Start recording
Press 7 on the recorder.
B
Engage ITR mode
Press 7 again. “o” blinks and 0:30 appears on the front display
panel.
C
Set recording duration
If you want to record for more than 30 minutes, press 7 to extend
the time. Each press extends recording time by 30 minutes.
NOTE:
You can only perform ITR using the 7 button on the recorder’s
front panel.
Tape Remaining Time
— Display remaining time
Press – –:– – until the time remaining on the tape appears.
● The display panel shows the tape remaining time with “– –:– –”
displayed.
● By pressing the – –:– – button, you can change the display to
show the counter reading, channel position*, clock time or tape
remaining time.
* Channel position is not displayed during playback.
NOTE:
Depending on the type of tape used, there may be times when the
tape remaining time reading may not appear right away, or is not
correct. “– –:– –” may sometimes appear, or the display may blink
on occasion.
Super VHS ET (S-VHS ET)
— Recording on VHS cassettes with S-VHS quality
You can record in SP mode on VHS cassettes with S-VHS picture
quality. You can play back a tape recorded using the S-VHS ET
function on most of S-VHS recorders and of VHS recorders
equipped with SQPB (S-VHS QUASI PLAYBACK) function. (Notice
some recorders are not compatible with the S-VHS ET function.)
● You can activate the S-VHS ET function only before you start
recording on a VHS cassette.
● Before recording, make sure that “B.E.S.T.” is set to “ON”
(
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15).
Engage the S-VHS ET mode.
Press S-VHS ET on the recorder. You can check the current setting
(“S-VHS ET : ON” or “S-VHS ET : OFF”). If “S-VHS ET : OFF”
appears on the TV screen, press S-VHS ET again in about 5
seconds to set it to “ON”.
● The S-VHS indicator lights up on the front display panel.
NOTES:
● You cannot activate the S-VHS ET function...
... while recording is in progress.
... while timer-recording or Instant Timer Recording (
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9) is in
progress.
... while B.E.S.T. (
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15) is in progress.
● The S-VHS ET function does not work...
... with S-VHS cassettes.
... with recordings in LP/EP mode.
● To keep the highest quality recording and playback pictures
over a long period of time, S-VHS recording on S-VHS cassettes
is recommended .
● Use of high grade tapes is recommended for S-VHS ET
recordings. On some tapes, picture quality will not improve
even if the S-VHS ET function is used. Check the recording
quality before you start important recordings.
● While playing back a tape recorded using the S-VHS ET function
on some recorders, noise may appear. (If playback picture
becomes blurred or interrupted, use a cleaning cassette.)
● In the high-speed search, still, slow-motion or frame-by-frame
playback modes (
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6), noise may appear. If these modes are
performed frequently on a tape recorded using the S-VHS ET
function, the tape may be damaged and the picture may be
deteriorated.
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