Panasonic NV-D48 Series - Playback

PLAYBACK
Memory/Search Button
Repeatedly pressing this button will change the indication in
the following order: “M” (Memory) "S ’ (Search) ^ both
indications are off "M’’...
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Lap Time Counter
It shows the elapsed recording or playback time.
Preparation
•Make sure that the Timer Record Function is set to "Off".
• Insert a recorded video cassette.
When a video cassette is already Inside the VTR, press
the VTR On/Off Switch to turn it on.
•Turn the TV set on and select the video playback channel.
•Make sure that the Edit Switch is set to "Off”.
Auto Operation
When a video cassette which has the erasure prevention
tab removed is inserted, playback will start automatically. If
nothing is recorded on the part of the tape where playback
is started, the VTR will automatically be in the Cue playback
mode until the recorded part is reached, then it changes
back to normal playback mode.
•When the Multi-Function Display has the Search Indicator
lit, the Cue playback will continue to operate, even after
the recorded part is reached. For normal playback, press
the Play Button,
Rewind and Fast Forward
Press the
tape.
Rewind ◄◄ /Review @ Button to rewind the
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Press the Fast Forward ►► /Cue Q Button to wind the
tape forward rapidly.
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Hours 1 Seconds
Minutes
The indication will appear when the tape is
rewound further than the tape counter position
“ 0 : 00 . 00 ” .
•If the figures on the Tape Counter do not change
during Fast Forward, Rewind or any of the Playback
functions, this means that nothing is recorded on
that tape section.
•The Tape Counter Is automatically reset to
’‘0:00.00’’ when the video cassette Is ejected.
Memory Function
The Memory function makes it simple and fast to find a
certain position on the tape later again, simply by pressing
the Reset/Index Button at that position to set the tape
counter to "0:00,00” and by pressing the Memory/Search
Button. During Rewind or Fast Forward, the tape will then
stop at approximately the desired position.
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