Panasonic AG-7330 - Word about the Cassette

A WORD ABOUT THE CASSETTE
Types of Cassette Tape
™@ Types of S-VHS Cassette tapes
®PAL colour
®EIA, NTSC 4.43 colour
@ Types of VHS Cassette Tapes
eCCIR, PAL colour
Record/Piayback Time
3 hours
NV-E240
NV-E180
NV-E120
2 hours
1 hour 30 minutes
30 minutes
eEIA, NTSC 4.43 colour
Playback Time
2 hours 40 minutes
NV-T120 2 hours
30 minutes
NV-T30
20 minutes
Notes for Video Cassette Use
M@ Compatibility with conventional recording system
The conventional (normal) recording mode is provided, and
the tape recorded by the normal mode can be played back by
the conventional video deck. Also, a tape recorded by a
conventional deck can be reproduced by this unit.
©The tape recorded by the S-VHS system in this unit cannot
be reproduced by the conventional VHS video deck.
@CCIR system (VHS only) can be both recorded and played
back, but NTSC 4.43 VHS/S-VHS tapes can only be played
back.
@ In addition to the tapes specified, the VTR will accept any
Cassette tape which has the S[VHS) and mark.
Accidental Erasure Prevention
To prevent accidental erasure of recorded material, the VHS
cassette has a removable tab on the rear side.
The tab can be broken off by a smail screwdriver. After it has
been removed, the tape can be used for playback only.
To record on a cassette from which the tab has been removed,
simply cover the hole with a piece of adhesive tape.
Tab
To prevent accidental
erasure
To record again
Cover the hole with adhe-
sive tape
Break off the tab with a
screwdriver
Video Cassette Storage
Always put the cassette back in its case before storage. Store
in a vertical position.
Keep in a cool, dry place. Avoid storage in direct sunlight or
near sources of heat. Do not place a recorded cassette in a
magnetic field, such as that produced by an electric motor or
power transformer... the magnetic field might accidentally
erase the tape.
Do not drop or otherwise subject the cassette to shock impact.
For best results, store the cassette with the tape fully rewound.
If the tape has been rewound unevenly, rewind it again to pack
the tape properly.
©The tape in a VHS cassette should not be specified. Do not
attempt to repair or open the cassette.
©Do not touch the tape surface itself. Dirt and oil from your skin
may deteriorate the tape coating.
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