Sony EV-C3 - Page 4

Before You Begin...
Please
go
through
this
section
before
starting
the
Handling
Video
Cassettes
operation
of
this
unit.
Supplied Accessories
Please
check
that
the
following
accessories
are
supplied
with
your
unit.
* Remote Commander RMT-450
*
Size
AA
(Ré)
Battery
E »
Insert a cassette fully into the unit with the window
facing upwards. If the AC power cord is connected
to the wail outlet, the power will be automatically
turned on.
The cassette indicator and SP/LP mode indicator
lights in the display window.
Cassette
ejection
Press the 4 EJECT button to unload the cassette.
If
the
AC
power
cord
is
connected
to
the
wall
outlet,
the
cassette
can
be
ejected
even
when
the
power
of
the
unit
is
turned
off.
To
avoid
erasing
pre-recorded
video
contents
When
a
new
recording
is
made on a
previously
recorded
cassette,
the
previo
automatically
erased.
To
avoid
of
pre-recorded
video
sources,
slide
the
tab
out
to
cover
the
opening.
When
the tab
is
showing,
recording
cannot be made. To re-record on a
cassette,
slide
the tab in.
am
4
Recording
not
available
when
Recording
the
red
portion
appears.
available
Notes on handling the cassette
* Do not insert anything other than a cassette
into the cassette compartment.
Avoid using and storing the cassette in the
location
subject
to
dust,
direct
sunlight
or
near
heat sources, susceptible to vibration, and
subject
to
strong
magnetic
field.
their
cases
and
keep
them
in
Nn
to
prevent
intrusion of dust
*
External
antenna
connector
(30G-0hm
to
75-ohm
matching
transformer)
Go
| not be used for a long
@
EJECT
button
period
of
time,
periodically
rewind
and
advance
«
75otims
coaxial
cable
with
F-ype
connectors
the
tape
at
a
high
speed,
once
or
twice
a
S
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S
year.
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*
Do
not
insert
anything
in
the
smal!
holes
on
{\
Tape
speed
Recording/Playback
time
Recording/playback
time
the
rear
of
the
cassette.
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For
recording,
select
the
desired
recording
time
by
used
‘SP
mode
LP
mode
the
SP/LP
mode
selection
switch.
For
playback,
the
+
player
automatically
detects
the
recording
format,
P6-1SMP
{5
minutes
30
minutes,
:
SP
or
LP,
of
the
cassette
and
then
plays
it
back
in
PB-30MP-
30 minutes
1
hour the
appropriate
mode.
|
P66OMP
1
hour
=F
=
2
hours
Refer
to
the
chart
on
the
left
for
the
—-
———-=-
—}-.
aaa
|
recording/playback
time
available
in
each
mode.
P6-90MP
1
hour 30 minutes 3 hours
P6-120MP
2
hours
4
hours