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General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | Omnivision PV-DM2799 |
| Category | TV DVD Combo |
| Language | English |
Covers power source, cord safety, ventilation, and placement precautions for safe operation.
Precautions for using the unit near water, in storms, or with potential impacts.
Warnings regarding the laser beam and safe operation procedures.
Advises against removing covers to prevent shock and voiding warranty.
Covers connecting antennas, cable/DSS boxes, and audio equipment.
Initial setup for channels, clock, and basic settings.
Basic instructions for playing VHS tapes.
Basic instructions for recording VHS tapes.
Provides guidelines for proper handling, cleaning, and storage of discs.
Details how to connect an outdoor antenna to the unit.
Explains connecting the unit to DSS or Cable TV boxes.
Notes on using the optical/coaxial digital audio output connector.
Connecting to external decoders for theater-quality audio.
Steps for automatic channel scan and clock setting upon first use.
How to tune channels and control audio volume.
How to choose between Stereo, SAP, and Mono audio modes.
Finding scenes, viewing still pictures, slow motion, and frame advance.
Steps for selecting channel, recording speed, and starting recording.
Initial procedures for powering on, selecting DVD mode, and starting playback.
Skipping chapters/tracks, viewing still pictures, slow motion, and frame advance.
Step-by-step guide to programming timer recordings.
Steps to configure the unit for recording from a cable box.
Setting up local channel information for VCR Plus+ operation.
How to input the PlusCode number to program recordings.
How to set the unit to power on automatically with an alarm.
How to enable/disable captions and select caption modes.
Procedure to enter or change the V-Chip access code.
How to connect devices for tape dubbing and initial steps.
Preventing playback of DVDs based on rating levels.
Adjusting color, tint, brightness, picture, and sharpness.
Setting output for PCM, Bitstream, or OFF via optical/coaxial connectors.
Common problems related to power, picture, and sound.
Troubleshooting tape playback, recording, and control problems.
Common problems encountered during DVD, VCD, or CD playback.
Detailed descriptions and page references for each remote control button.
Details on warranty coverage, duration, and required proof of purchase.
Specifies what is not covered by the warranty, including misuse and damage.
