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Details on power source compliance and potential hazards to prevent fire or shock.
Ensures correct connection and condition of the AC mains lead to prevent fire or electric shock.
Advice on when and how to contact authorized service centers for repairs.
Advises against exposing the apparatus to rain, moisture, liquids, or heat sources.
Details on ensuring proper ventilation and safe placement to prevent overheating.
Instructions for environmentally friendly battery disposal and handling.
Explains the function of MENU, EXIT, and ENTER buttons for menu selection.
Details on using playback buttons for normal, fast forward/rewind, and eject.
Describes operations for Still Playback and Slow Playback modes.
Functions of Stand-by, AV LINK, EXT LINK, and Input Select buttons.
Details on REC, PROG PLAY, and other playback control buttons.
Functions of OSD/DISPLAY, TIMER, and other setting buttons.
Describes TV ASPECT, TV/TEXT, CH, and VCR/TV switch functions.
Identifies main controls like Stand-by, Eject, Channel, and Timer buttons.
Explains CVC Super and 3D DNR functions for improved picture quality.
Details on Timer REC, Intelligent Timer, and Program Play operations.
Details on AC IN, AV1/AV2 OUT, S-VIDEO, and VIDEO OUT terminals.
Explains L/G R/D audio outputs and Antenna IN/OUT ports.
Illustrates and describes RF-Coaxial and Scart cable connections for TV.
Steps to tune the TV set using the RF-Coaxial cable and test pattern.
Guides through selecting the country and initiating automatic channel tuning.
Instructions for manually setting the time and date after auto tuning.
Steps to begin, pause, resume, and stop a recording session.
Explanation of the tape remain counter and indicator on the display.
Details on selecting SP, LP, and EP tape speeds for recording quality.
Explains automatic SP/LP selection for timer recordings to ensure full capture.
Details how VPS/PDC signals control recording start/end times automatically.
Steps to select station, date, start/stop times for timer recording.
Setting tape speed and VPS/PDC options for programmed recordings.
How to press the TIMER button to activate the scheduled recording mode.
Instructions on how to quit or reactivate the VCR's timer mode.
Steps to check, change, or cancel programmed timer recordings.
How the unit plays back previously programmed recordings automatically.
How to enter ShowView numbers for programming recordings easily.
Instructions to modify station, date, and time for ShowView recordings.
How to use the I-TIMER for programming same-station, same-time recordings.
Steps to select, display, and edit intelligent timer program details.
How to set the VCR to automatically repeat playback of a cassette.
Explains how to select Stereo, Left, Right, or Mono audio output.
Using Fast Forward/Rewind to quickly locate the start of recordings.
Details on Forward/Backward search, JET SEARCH, Still, and Slow playback.
How to erase all recordings from a cassette using the QUICK ERASE button.
Setting the unit to switch to stand-by mode after a specified time.
Activating the 3D DNR function for improved picture quality.
How to display the main menu and select options using the remote control.
Steps to modify settings within the menu system following on-screen instructions.
Guide to tuning and setting up new TV channels manually.
Details on available options for fine-tuning channel reception and reducing interference.
Instructions on how to change the names of stored TV stations.
Steps to move stations within the list or remove them.
Procedure for creating a new station table via the Auto Setup menu.
How to restore the unit to its original factory settings.
Details on Tape length, AV2, AV2 IN, AV1 OUT, TV system, and OSD for SV120.
Explains Tape length, TV system, SQPB, OSD, Power save, and EXT LINK.
Configuration of Power Save mode and VCR display brightness settings.
Settings for S-VHS REC, S-VHS ET REC, and EXT LINK functions.
Instructions for connecting a decoder using a 21-pin scart cable.
Steps to set up the VCR to receive channels from a connected decoder.
How to control recording via satellite or digital receivers using EXT LINK.
Guide to connecting the VCR to a stereo amplifier via audio cables.
Instructions for recording mono sound on Hi-Fi-Audio tracks.
Playing NTSC cassettes on a PAL system TV set.
Steps for inserting batteries and safety precautions for the remote control unit.
How to use the erasure protection tab to prevent accidental recording erasure.
Solutions for bad picture, interference, and tracking problems.
Troubleshooting for no display, unit unresponsiveness, and clock setting errors.
Explanation of normal transport mechanism noise during tape operation.
Checks for bad picture/sound, cable connections, and tape speed issues.
Troubleshooting for remote control failure and recording function problems.
Guidance on contacting service and providing model/serial numbers.
Details on power usage and playback capabilities across different models.
Information on CE compliance, safety standards, and manufacturer details.
Covers power supply, head types, tape speeds, and signal levels.
Details on resolution, noise ratios, dimensions, and operating conditions.
Details on power source compliance and potential hazards to prevent fire or shock.
Ensures correct connection and condition of the AC mains lead to prevent fire or electric shock.
Advice on when and how to contact authorized service centers for repairs.
Advises against exposing the apparatus to rain, moisture, liquids, or heat sources.
Details on ensuring proper ventilation and safe placement to prevent overheating.
Instructions for environmentally friendly battery disposal and handling.
Explains the function of MENU, EXIT, and ENTER buttons for menu selection.
Details on using playback buttons for normal, fast forward/rewind, and eject.
Describes operations for Still Playback and Slow Playback modes.
Functions of Stand-by, AV LINK, EXT LINK, and Input Select buttons.
Details on REC, PROG PLAY, and other playback control buttons.
Functions of OSD/DISPLAY, TIMER, and other setting buttons.
Describes TV ASPECT, TV/TEXT, CH, and VCR/TV switch functions.
Identifies main controls like Stand-by, Eject, Channel, and Timer buttons.
Explains CVC Super and 3D DNR functions for improved picture quality.
Details on Timer REC, Intelligent Timer, and Program Play operations.
Details on AC IN, AV1/AV2 OUT, S-VIDEO, and VIDEO OUT terminals.
Explains L/G R/D audio outputs and Antenna IN/OUT ports.
Illustrates and describes RF-Coaxial and Scart cable connections for TV.
Steps to tune the TV set using the RF-Coaxial cable and test pattern.
Guides through selecting the country and initiating automatic channel tuning.
Instructions for manually setting the time and date after auto tuning.
Steps to begin, pause, resume, and stop a recording session.
Explanation of the tape remain counter and indicator on the display.
Details on selecting SP, LP, and EP tape speeds for recording quality.
Explains automatic SP/LP selection for timer recordings to ensure full capture.
Details how VPS/PDC signals control recording start/end times automatically.
Steps to select station, date, start/stop times for timer recording.
Setting tape speed and VPS/PDC options for programmed recordings.
How to press the TIMER button to activate the scheduled recording mode.
Instructions on how to quit or reactivate the VCR's timer mode.
Steps to check, change, or cancel programmed timer recordings.
How the unit plays back previously programmed recordings automatically.
How to enter ShowView numbers for programming recordings easily.
Instructions to modify station, date, and time for ShowView recordings.
How to use the I-TIMER for programming same-station, same-time recordings.
Steps to select, display, and edit intelligent timer program details.
How to set the VCR to automatically repeat playback of a cassette.
Explains how to select Stereo, Left, Right, or Mono audio output.
Using Fast Forward/Rewind to quickly locate the start of recordings.
Details on Forward/Backward search, JET SEARCH, Still, and Slow playback.
How to erase all recordings from a cassette using the QUICK ERASE button.
Setting the unit to switch to stand-by mode after a specified time.
Activating the 3D DNR function for improved picture quality.
How to display the main menu and select options using the remote control.
Steps to modify settings within the menu system following on-screen instructions.
Guide to tuning and setting up new TV channels manually.
Details on available options for fine-tuning channel reception and reducing interference.
Instructions on how to change the names of stored TV stations.
Steps to move stations within the list or remove them.
Procedure for creating a new station table via the Auto Setup menu.
How to restore the unit to its original factory settings.
Details on Tape length, AV2, AV2 IN, AV1 OUT, TV system, and OSD for SV120.
Explains Tape length, TV system, SQPB, OSD, Power save, and EXT LINK.
Configuration of Power Save mode and VCR display brightness settings.
Settings for S-VHS REC, S-VHS ET REC, and EXT LINK functions.
Instructions for connecting a decoder using a 21-pin scart cable.
Steps to set up the VCR to receive channels from a connected decoder.
How to control recording via satellite or digital receivers using EXT LINK.
Guide to connecting the VCR to a stereo amplifier via audio cables.
Instructions for recording mono sound on Hi-Fi-Audio tracks.
Playing NTSC cassettes on a PAL system TV set.
Steps for inserting batteries and safety precautions for the remote control unit.
How to use the erasure protection tab to prevent accidental recording erasure.
Solutions for bad picture, interference, and tracking problems.
Troubleshooting for no display, unit unresponsiveness, and clock setting errors.
Explanation of normal transport mechanism noise during tape operation.
Checks for bad picture/sound, cable connections, and tape speed issues.
Troubleshooting for remote control failure and recording function problems.
Guidance on contacting service and providing model/serial numbers.
Details on power usage and playback capabilities across different models.
Information on CE compliance, safety standards, and manufacturer details.
Covers power supply, head types, tape speeds, and signal levels.
Details on resolution, noise ratios, dimensions, and operating conditions.
General| Tape Format | VHS |
|---|---|
| Number of Heads | 4 |
| Hi-Fi Audio | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Tuner | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Outputs | Composite |
| Playback Speed | SP, LP, SLP |
