JVC HR-D540EE - Page 9

| OPERATING THE BUILT-IN TUNER
This recorder incorporates a voltage synthesized tuner with
48-channel preset capacity. Only channels stored can be
called up with the TV PROG. buttons in modes other than
Channel Set. In the Channel Set mode, all channet numbers
inciuding skipped ones are successively displayed so that
they can be stored or skipped.
Band indicators
1 + VHF band | (47 — 111 MHz)
3 : VHF band Ill (111 — 300 MHz)
U : UHF band (470 — 862 MHz)
Tuning indicator
Colon : Skipped channel
No coton : Stored channel
Sweep indicator
Changes from 00 to 99 to give a rough reference
of where tuning is being performed.
Channel display position
Available channels in each band
Band indicator Frequency
Storing channets
@ Turn on the TV receiver and adjust it to your video channel.
Turn on the recorder.
@ Press CH. SET.
Press SELECT.
@ The band indicator will blink.
@ Press SET until the correct band indication appears.
Press SELECT.
@ Press SET until the desired broadcast signa! is detected;
use either the “—" or “+” button depending on the direction of
search.
@ The sweep indicator will count down or up.
Press SELECT.
@ The channel position display will blink.
Hi Press the TV PROG. buttons \ or A to select the
programme number you wish to use for the broadcast signal
selected.
Press STORE. The “colon” will disappear.
@ Repeat steps through fH for all necessary channels.
Press CH. SET to disengage the Channel Set mode.
e@ Stored channels will be called up during up/down
scanning with the TV PROG. buttons.
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Skipping channels
1. Press TV PROG. to select the channel to be skipped.
2. Press CH. SET.
e The band indicator and the sweep indicator
corresponding to the broadcast stored in that channel will
appear.
3. Press SKIP @. The "colon" will appear.
4. Press CH. SET to disengage the Channe! Set mode.
@ The skipped channel will not appear on the channel
display during up/down scanning with the TV PROG.
buttons.
Channels
1 VHF band | (47 — 144 MHz)
E2 —E4 (Common European channels)
$1 ~S3, M1 (Belgium)
X, Y, Z, S1 (Switzerland)
R1 - RA5 (Czechosiovakia, Hungary, Potand, U.S.S.R.)
VHF band Iit (111 - 300 MHz)
M2 — M10 (Belgium)
$2 -—S10 (West Germany, Switzerland)
ES ~ E12 (Common European channels)
U1 — U10 (Belgium)
$11 - $20 (West Germany, Switzerland)
R6 — R12 (Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, U.S.S.R.)
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UHF band (470 — 862 MH2) E21 — E69 (Common European channels)
R21 — R69 (Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, U.S.S.R.)
|
LOADING
AND
UNLOADING
A
CASSETTE
Motorized Loading System
e
The
cassette
can
be
loaded
even
when
the
power
has
not
been
turned
on.
Inserting
a
cassette
into
the
loading
slot
turns
the
power on automatically.
@
The
cassette
can
be
unloaded
even
when
the
power
has
been
turned
off.
If
a
cassette
is
inside,
pressing
the
EJECT
button
turns
the
power
on
automatically
and,
after
ejection
of
the
cassette,
shuts
it
off
automatically.
Auto-Play System
©
Inserting
a
cassette,
with
its
safety
tab
removed,
turns
the
recorder
on
and
playback
of
the
cassette
begins
automatically.
LOADING
Insert a cassette as illustrated with its tabelled side facing you.
© With a cassette inserted, the"[G0)” indicator appears on the
FDP.
@ The counter resets automatically when a cassette is
inserted.
Notes:
© Be sure to insert the cassette firmly into the slot; otherwise
it will be automatically ejected.
@ The automatic loading mechanism will operate only when the
cassette is inserted correctly.
USABLE CASSETTES AND THEIR RECORDING TIME
UNLOADING
Press the STOP/EJECT button @in the Stop mode.
Caution
® If unloading of a cassette is not possible, check to see
whether the TIMER indicator is lit. If so, press the TIMER
button so the TIMER indicator extinguishes.
@
Do
not
attempt
to
pull
out
the
cassette
once
automatic
loading
has
started.
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| WARNING I
1 © Do not insert fingers or any foreign object beyond the {
| door flap of the cassette loading slot, as this could lead I
4 to injury or damage to the mechanism. Show special '
1 caution with children. '
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Both
regular
VHS
and
S-VHS
cassettes
can
be
used
with
this
video
recorder
for
recording.
However,
only
regular
VHS
recordings
can be made and played back on this video recorder.
recorder.
Type of Cassette Recording/Playback Time
E-30
E-60
30 minutes
1 hour
1 hour, 30 minutes
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours
E-90
E-120
E-180
E-240
S-VHS
recordings
can
neither
be
made
nor
played
back
on
this
video
ACCIDENTAL ERASURE PREVENTION
© Video cassettes are equipped with a safety tab to prevent
accidental
erasure.
When
the
tab
is
removed,
recording
cannot be pertormed. if you wish to record on a cassette
whose tab has already been removed, use adhesive tape to
block the hole.
VHS Cassette
Safety tab