Panasonic NV-HD670 Series - Troubleshooting Recording and Remote Control; Recording Operation Troubleshooting; Remote Controller Operation Troubleshooting

a
Recording
will
not
operate
correctly
recordings cannot
be made.
The
recording
starting
or
ending
time
setting
is
incorrect.
The
VCR
has
not
been
set
for
timer
recording.
selected.
«
SYMPTOM
CAUSE
REMEDY:
CHECKED.
The
“tis”
indication
The
erasure
prevention
tab
Use
a
tape
with
an
intact
erasure
Prevention
tab,
or
flashes
whenever
on
the
video
cassette
has
cover
the
tab
hole
with
adhesive
tape,
if
the
original
recording
is
been
broken
off.
recording
is
no
longer
required.
attempted.
The
picture
is
The
aerial
or
aerial
lead
is
Check
the
aerial
connection
to
the
VCR.
See
page
8.
recorded
with
noise
defective.
Check
your
normal
TV
picture.
If
there
is
no
picture,
or
a
blank
screen.
check
your
aerial.
The
VCR
is
not
correctly
Retune
the
VCR.
See
pages
11~13.
tuned.
Ai
or
A2
has
been
selected.
Select
the
required
TV
programme.
Timer
recording
The
clock
or
calendar
has
Check
the
clock
and
calendar.
Set
them
to
the
cannot
be
been
incorrectly
set.
Present
time.
(Note
that
this
is
a
24-hour
clock.)
performed.
See
page
16,
TT
—
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Set
the
recording
starting
and
ending
time
correctly.
Press
TIMER
REC
after
programming
for
timer
recording.
AV
external
A1
or
A2
has
not
been
Select
Ai
or
A2
by
pressing
INPUT
SELECT.
External
AV
connections
are
incorrect,
Check
that
the
connections
for
external
video
and
audio
sources
are
correct.
See
page
32.
The
remote
controller
will
not
operate
correctly
SYMPTOM
CAUSE
REMEDY
CHECKED
The remote
controller does not
operate correctly.
The remote controller
transmitter beam is not
teaching the VCR.
Ensure
that
the
remote
controller
is
being
pointed
at
the
VCR
and
that
the
transmitter
beam
is
not
obstructed.
The distance is too far.
Use
the
remote
controller
within
7
m
of
the
VCR.
If
this
range
is
not
possible,
replace
the
batteries.
The
batteries
are
exhausted.
Replace
the
batteries.
Note
the
precautions
for
replacement
on
page
7.
The
batteries
are
incorrectly
fitted
with
(+/—)
reversed.
Fit
the
batteries
correctly
as
shown
on
page
7.