Hitachi VIP2000 - Page 5

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1.
CED
VIDEO
DISC
AND
CADDY
The
CED
(Capacitance
Electronic
Disc)
Disc
is
housed
in
a
hard
plastic
case
called
“Caddy”,
which
protects
the
Disc
from
damage
by
scratches,
finger
prints
or
dust,
and
warping.
So never remove the Disc from the Caddy. If the Disc
is
damaged,
picture
and
sound
will
permanently
be
degraded when that Disc is played.
CAUTION:
@
If
a
malfunction
occurs
and
the
Disc
cannot
be
removed
from
the
Player,
please
take
the
Disc
Caddy
along
with
the
Player
when
you
take
it
for
service.
To
avoid
losing
the
empty
Caddy
and
to
protect
the
Disc
from
possible
damage
or
warping,
be
sure
to
remove
the
Disc
from
the
Player
when
you
finish
enjoying
playback
of
the
Disc.
To
protect
the
Disc
from
the
possible
damage
or
warping,
if
the
Disc
is
left
inside
Your
Player
for
longer
than
a
few
minutes
it
is
automatically
shifted
from
STANDBY
MODE
to
PAUSE
MODE.
Push
RETURN
button
to
remove
the
Disc.
Do
not
carry
the
Player
while
the
Disc
is
left
inside,
and
do
not
let
vibrations
affect
the
Player.
The
Disc
may
slip
off
inside
the
Player
and
may
not
be
removable.
Be
sure
to
use
an
empty
Caddy
when
removing
the
Disc
from
the
Player.
The
Disc
can
not
be
removed
when
a
Caddy
which
already
contains
a
Disc
is
inserted.
Install
the
Player
so
that
all
four
feet
of
the
Player
are
on
a
flat
and
solid
surface
free
from vibration.
2. POWER LINE FAILURE
©
Power
line
failure
for
a
short
duration
might
cause
momentary
picture
muting
or
the
Player
to
return
to
the
STANDBY
MODE.
3. TO USE THIS PLAYER WITH YOUR VCR
VCR Connection
This connection does not permit copying Video Disc
with the Video Recorder, but the VCR can record air
signals while you view Disc play.
ANTENNA
VIDEO DISC PLAYER TV
VCR
ANT. ANT. ANTENNA
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IN OUT ANTENNA ANT. IN
OUT
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If
returning
to
the
STANDBY
MODE
happens,
push
PAUSE/PLAY button to resume playback.
VCR Recording
To record your Disc on your Video Recorder for
your own personal use, connect the AUX. VIDEO
OUTPUT on the Player to the VIDEO INPUT on
your VCR, and the AUX. AUDIO OUTPUT on the
Player to the AUDIO INPUT on your VCR.
Video Discs contain material protected by copyright
laws, recording a Disc will infringe copyrights and
may result in prosecution by the copyright holders or
governmental agencies.