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Operating Environment| temperature range (operation) | 0°C to 40°C |
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Power| standby power consumption | < 3 W |
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| power supply | 90.140 V AC (120 V nom), 50/60 Hz |
Sound| signal/noise ratio | 95 |
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| distortion and noise (1kHz) | 85 dB |
| dynamic range (1kHz) | 85 dB |
| D/A converter | 24 bit, 96 kHz |
| crosstalk (1kHz) | 95 dB |
Video Recording| tape speeds | LP, SP |
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| recording system | NTSC |
| recording modes | M1: 60 minutes, M2: 120 minutes, M2x: 150 minutes, M3: 180 minutes, M4: 240 minutes, M6: 360 minutes |
| max recording time on DVD | 6 hr |
Audio Playback| MP3 bit rates | 32 - 320 kbps |
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| compression format | Dolby Digital, PCM, MPEG2 Multichannel, MP3, DTS |
Picture/Display| D/A converter | 10 bit, 54 MHz |
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Weight and Dimensions| packaging dimensions | 542 x 181 x 375 mm |
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| product dimensions | 435 x 100 x 262 mm |
The official guide for operating your Philips DVDR600VR.
General warnings to prevent fire or shock hazards.
Precautions and warnings related to the unit's laser.
Information on FCC compliance and how to correct interference.
A comprehensive list of safety instructions for product operation and maintenance.
Basic safety guidelines for product placement and operation.
Identifies discs that can be recorded on and played back.
Lists disc types that can only be played back, not recorded.
Information on DVD region compatibility and color systems (NTSC, PAL, SECAM).
Guidance on selecting the best connection based on existing equipment.
Instructions for connecting the recorder to a TV with only an Antenna In jack.
Guide for connecting the recorder to a TV along with a cable or satellite box.
Instructions for connecting to a TV that has component video input jacks.
Instructions for connecting to a TV that has an S-Video input jack.
Instructions for connecting to a TV that has a standard yellow composite video input jack.
Guide for connecting the recorder to a TV and a stereo system.
Instructions for connecting to a TV and stereo with Dolby Digital™ or MPEG2 support.
Instructions for connecting other equipment like VCRs or camcorders for dubbing.
Details on connecting the antenna or cable signal to the recorder and TV.
Process for automatically scanning and storing available TV channels.
Shows current VCR operations and messages.
Buttons and indicators on the front panel for operation and status.
Description and location of all rear panel audio, video, and antenna jacks.
Procedure for automatically scanning and storing TV channels.
How to manually add or delete channels from the stored list.
How the recorder automatically sets time/date via PBS station signal.
Procedure for manually setting the recorder's time and date.
Functions accessible via Menu Bar 1, such as User Preferences and Title/Track.
Functions accessible via Menu Bar 2, such as Sound Mode and Slow Motion.
Menu for renaming, playing, or erasing recorded titles.
Accessing and navigating DVD title or disc menus.
Navigating through chapters or tracks on a disc during playback.
Choosing different audio tracks or languages for DVD playback.
Choosing subtitle languages available on a DVD.
Enlarging the video image during playback and panning.
Switching between different camera angles recorded on a DVD.
Pausing playback and advancing frame by frame.
Choosing between Stereo and Dolby Surround sound output.
Playing back tapes at reduced speeds.
Locating specific points on a tape using time or index marks.
Playing the first 10 seconds of each chapter/track on a disc.
Repeating chapters, tracks, titles, or the entire disc.
Repeating a specific segment of a title, chapter, or track.
Instructions for starting a timed recording using a single button.
Message when timer recordings overlap.
Message indicating an unrecognized TV channel.
Message for an incorrect PlusCode number entry.
Error when date or daily programming selection is invalid.
Message indicating the clock must be set for timer access.
Indicates potential issues with timer recording information.
Procedure for changing the four-digit access control code.
Activating or deactivating child lock and setting parental levels.
Choosing to play discs only once or always.
Setting playback restrictions based on disc ratings.
Selecting the country code for disc compatibility with parental levels.
Step-by-step guide to recording a TV program onto a videotape.
Instructions for initiating timed recordings easily.
Setting the counter to zero at a specific tape location.
Returning to a previously set counter location.
Searching for a specific time point on a tape.
Solutions for no power, no picture, distorted picture/sound, and video playback problems.
Solutions for tape removal, satellite hookups, line input, Hi-Fi sound, video heads, and brightness.
Solutions for no sound, disc playback errors, and audio CD issues.
Solutions for recording failures, system errors, and display problems.
Solutions for remote control unresponsiveness and setup problems.
Detailed technical data including formats, connections, power, and dimensions.
Details on the one-year labor and parts warranty coverage.
