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General| Brand | ADEMCO |
|---|---|
| Model | AVR960SV |
| Category | VCR |
| Timer | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Type | VHS |
| Video Head | 4 Head |
General safety advice for VCR operation and handling.
Guidelines for proper VCR placement to prevent overheating and damage.
Instructions regarding condensation and cleaning procedures.
Advice on cleaning the VCR case to avoid surface damage.
Recommendation to save packing materials for future shipping or storage.
Warning against self-servicing and referring to qualified personnel.
Lists scenarios where VCR requires professional service.
Emphasizes using manufacturer-specified parts for safety.
Recommends safety checks after service completion.
Clears microprocessor functions or resets the system.
Location for inserting and removing video cassettes.
Adjusts picture quality to be hard or soft during playback.
Optimizes picture quality at specific speeds in NORMAL/HD modes.
Optimizes picture quality in SLOW PLAY mode.
Reduces vertical jitter in still play mode.
Selects one of seven programmable functions.
Initiates or stops programming sequences.
Selects specific values for changes via UP/DOWN buttons.
Decrements or reverses to previous/lower values.
Increments or advances to next higher values.
Controls vertical position of the display on the monitor.
Controls horizontal position of the display on the monitor.
Sets VCR to visual search mode to locate alarm recordings.
Clears power loss information and alarm memory.
Resets the digital counter to "00000".
Adjusts hours for recording/playback and indicates tape speed.
Activates programmed timer recording.
Indexes time/date data for cassette search.
Removes the cassette from the VCR.
Reverses tape by one field in STILL playback mode.
Momentarily stops tape motion for scene inspection.
Advances tape by one field in STILL playback mode.
Initiates the recording process.
Stops tape motion during recording or playback.
Plays recorded material in forward direction.
Plays recorded material in reverse direction at specific speeds.
Activates fast forward or high-speed visual search.
Activates rewind or high-speed reverse visual search.
Lights when a cassette is inserted in the compartment.
Lights when a cassette without a safety tab is loaded.
Indicates VHS tape usage and playback mode.
Shows status of alarm recording activity.
Lights when the tape reaches its end during recording.
Lights when no video signal is input.
Indicates timer recording or standby mode.
Lights when Y/C video input is specified.
Appears when the recorder is in security lock mode.
Shows current VCR operational modes like REC, PLAY, FF, REW.
Appears when the ALARM INDEX button is pressed.
Displays the tape counter, not counting blank sections.
Shows the current tape speed, including HD mode.
Receives Y/C (S) video signal from a camera or VCR.
Outputs Y/C (S) video signal for monitor connection.
Receives video signal from a camera or VCR.
Outputs video signal for monitor connection.
Accepts audio signal from cameras or external equipment.
Provides audio output for monitors or other recorders.
Interface for operating VCR from a personal computer.
Connects alarm switches, door sensors, or warning lamps.
Guides on connecting video cameras, switchers, and monitors.
Details audio input from sources and output to monitors.
Instructions for connecting devices via the 15-pin adapter.
Connects alarm switches or door sensors to trigger recording.
Outputs voltage for alarm recording status.
Triggers one-shot recording when shorted to ground.
Outputs voltage when the tape reaches its end.
Turns off the TAPE END OUT function.
Outputs voltage to warn the user of VCR abnormalities.
Synchronizes clocks between multiple VCRs.
Outputs signal for external camera switching based on recording.
Starts recording when 5-12V is applied to the input pin.
Allows remote control of the VCR via connected circuits.
Checks recording status by playing back a short segment.
Instructions on removing the tab to prevent accidental erasure.
Step-by-step guide for loading a cassette into the VCR.
Procedure for ejecting and removing a tape.
How to enter the setup mode and view the initial display.
Navigating the program menu to choose setup items.
General procedure for setting various VCR functions.
Step-by-step guide to set the VCR's internal clock and date.
Setting VCRs to MASTER or SLAVE for time synchronization.
Configuring the display format for time/date information.
Configuring OSD Type (FULL/HALF/OFF) and Time Adjust.
Details the function of synchronizing clocks between VCRs.
Programming the 24-hour On/Off timer for automatic recording.
Procedure for correcting programmed timer settings.
Selecting various VCR operations via the SELECTION MENU I.
Configuring buzzer alerts for events like tape end or errors.
Methods to silence the VCR's buzzer function.
Configuring alarm recording duration, speed, and recycle functions.
Accessing and clearing recorded alarm event history.
Procedure to view the alarm memory log on the monitor.
Basic steps to record video onto a cassette tape.
Function to verify recording quality during the recording process.
Automatically rewinds and checks tape quality after recording.
Records a fixed number of fields triggered by an external input.
Recording at scheduled times using the programmed timer.
Defines VCR behavior (rewind, stop, re-record) at tape end.
Automatic recording triggered by an alarm input.
Resets VCR to factory default settings for abnormal operations.
Steps to play recorded cassette tapes.
Freezing a frame during playback for detailed viewing.
Corrects picture shaking during still playback.
Viewing one field at a time in still playback.
Reviewing recorded material at high speeds.
Locating alarm recording start points using electronic marks.
Activating and deactivating the VCR's security lock feature.
Technical details for PC communication via RS-232C.
Rules and codes for VCR communication with a computer.
How date, hour, and status information is displayed on screen.
Lists commands and their corresponding status acknowledgments.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in commands and status.
Continuation of the explanation for symbols used in PC communication.
