JVC VCR HR A230ES User Manual

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER  
CONTENTS  
SAFETY FIRST  
2
Safety Precautions.................................... 2  
Some Do’s And Dont’s ............................. 3  
INSTALLING YOUR NEW RECORDER  
4
HR-A230EK  
HR-A231EK  
HR-A230ES  
Basic Connections ................................... 4  
Tune The TV To Your Video Recorder ...... 5  
Connection To A Satellite Receiver .......... 6  
INITIAL SETTINGS  
Tuner Set .................................................. 7  
Clock Set ................................................. 8  
7
PLAYBACK  
10  
Basic Playback ....................................... 10  
Playback Features .................................. 11  
RECORDING  
Basic Recording ..................................... 15  
Recording Features ................................ 16  
15  
TIMER RECORDING  
17  
Information On Video Plus+ .................. 17  
Guide Channel Set .............................. 17  
Video Plus+ Timer Recording................. 19  
Regular Timer Programming .................. 21  
Check And Cancel Programmes .......... 23  
PDC Recording ................................... 23  
CH SET  
STORE OPERATE  
A
B
CLOCK DISPLAY  
2
1
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2
3
ADD TIME  
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6
DAILY  
WEEKLY  
7
C.RESET  
8
AUX  
9
CANCEL  
TIMER  
0
TV  
PROG.  
START  
STOP  
DATE  
EXPRESS PROGRAMMING  
AUDIO MONITOR TV/VIDEO  
(MONITOR)  
TV  
VCR  
EDITING  
Edit To Or From Another Video  
24  
TIMER  
OPERATE  
Recorder ................................................ 24  
Edit From A Camcorder ......................... 25  
PUSH JOG  
TV PROG  
SP/LP  
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SP  
LP  
EP  
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USING THE CONFIRMATION DISPLAY  
26  
Storing Channels Manually .................... 26  
Delete A Channel .................................. 27  
Change Station Preset Position ............... 27  
Set Stations ............................................ 28  
Fine-Tuning Channels Already Stored .... 29  
The recorder illustrations appearing in this  
instruction manual are of the HR-A230EK.  
TM  
TV STATION AND ID LIST  
30  
TV STATION CHANNEL NUMBER GUIDE  
(U.K. ONLY)  
31  
32  
34  
35  
PAL  
TROUBLESHOOTING  
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS  
INDEX  
INSTRUCTIONS  
SPECIFICATIONS  
Back Cover  
PU30425-1807-1  
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4-STEP QUICK SET UP  
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TUNE THE  
TV TO YOUR  
VIDEO  
RECORDER  
BASIC  
CONNECTION  
TUNER SET  
CLOCK SET  
PAGE 4  
PAGE 5  
PAGE 7  
PAGE 8  
Some Do's And Don'ts On The Safe  
Use Of Equipment  
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards but, like any  
electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured.  
DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.  
DO ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and interconnec-  
tions between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturer's  
instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing connections.  
DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of your equip-  
ment.  
DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.  
DON'T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally, or if it is  
damanged in any way — switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your dealer.  
DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.  
DON'T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it is de-  
signed for unattended operation or has a standby mode. Switch off using the switch on the  
equipment and make sure that your family knows how to do this. Special arrangements may need  
to be made for infirm or handicapped people.  
DON'T use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the requirements  
of road safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.  
DON'T listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your hearing.  
DON'T obstruct the ventilation of the equipment, for example with curtains or soft furnishings. Overheat-  
ing will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.  
DON'T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws — to ensure complete safety always  
fit the manufacturer's approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according to the instruc-  
tions.  
DON'T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture.  
ABOVE ALL...  
NEVER let anyone especially children push anything into holes, slots or any other opening in the  
case — this could result in a fatal electrical shock;  
NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind — it is better to be safe than  
sorry!  
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INSTALLING YOUR NEW RECORDER  
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Basic Connections  
Back of TV  
RF Cable (provided)  
21-pin SCART Cable  
Aerial terminal  
21-pin SCART connector  
Mains Power  
Cord  
It's essential that your video recorder be properly connected.  
Follow these steps carefully. THESE STEPS MUST BE COM-  
PLETED BEFORE ANY VIDEO OPERATION CAN BE PER-  
FORMED.  
CHECK CONTENTS  
Make sure the package contains all of the accessories  
listed in “Specifications” (back cover).  
1
SITUATE RECORDER  
Place the recorder on a stable, horizontal surface.  
RF OUT  
ON–TEST–OF  
2
CONNECT RECORDER TO  
TV  
Mains outlet  
The connection method you use depends on the type of  
TV you have.  
3
RF CONNECTION  
To Connect To A TV With NO AV Input Terminals . . .  
a– Disconnect the TV aerial cable from the TV.  
b– Connect the TV aerial cable to the ANT. IN jack  
on the rear panel of the recorder.  
c– Connect the provided RF cable between the RF  
OUT jack on the rear panel of the recorder and the  
TV’s aerial terminal.  
Before operating the recorder, make sure the TV’s preset  
is set to the VIDEO preset.  
AV CONNECTION  
To Connect To A TV With AV Input Terminals . . .  
a– Connect the aerial, recorder and TV as per “RF  
CONNECTION”.  
b– Connect an optional SCART cable between the  
AV1 IN/OUT socket on the rear panel of the  
recorder and the TV’s 21-pin SCART connector.  
c– Set the RF OUT switch to OFF.  
CONNECT RECORDER TO  
MAINS  
Plug the end of the mains power cord into a mains  
outlet.  
Before operating the recorder, make sure the TV is set to  
the VIDEO (or AV) mode.  
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Tune The TV To Your Video  
Recorder  
TV Aerial Cable  
RF output channel  
adjustment screw  
ANT. IN  
AV2 IN  
32  
40  
RF OUT  
ON–TEST–OFF  
RF OUT  
AV1 IN/OUT  
Back of Recorder  
RF OUT switch  
The video recorder sends picture and sound signals via the RF  
connecting cable to your TV on UHF channel 36.  
SET TV PRESET  
Set your TV to the video preset (UHF channel 36). Two  
white bars appear on screen vertically.  
TURN ON THE RECORDER  
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Press OPERATE.  
Tune the TV until the bars are as clear as they can be.  
Your TV should be set to the preset designated for use  
with a video recorder, or to a spare preset if there is  
not a specified video preset on your TV.  
1
SELECT OUTPUT MODE  
TEST.  
Set the RF OUT switch on the back of the recorder to  
RESET OUTPUT MODE  
Return the RF OUT switch to ON.  
2
NOTE:  
If some interference noise is continually seen on the screen,  
consult your JVC dealer.  
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INSTALLING YOUR NEW RECORDER (cont'd)  
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The AV2 IN socket on the rear panel of your recorder allows  
simple connection to a satellite receiver.  
Connection To  
A Satellite  
Receiver  
Aerial  
Aerial terminal  
Outdoor Unit  
Back of TV  
Satellite Cable  
TV Aerial cable  
Satellite Receiver  
Unit  
21-pin SCART  
connectors  
ANT. IN  
RF OUT  
DECODER  
VCR  
TV  
EXT.2  
EXT.1  
Mains outlet  
ANT. IN  
AV2 IN  
32  
40  
RF OUT  
ON–TEST–OFF  
RF OUT  
AV1 IN/OUT  
Back of Recorder  
NOTES:  
When connecting your recorder to a TV equipped with 21-pin SCART connectors, follow the illustration above using the cables  
shown in gray.  
For details, check your satellite receivers instruction manual.  
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INITIAL SETTINGS  
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Your recorder needs to memorise all necessary stations in preset  
positions in order to record TV programmes. ATS+ (Auto Tuning  
System) automatically assigns all receivable stations in your  
area to call them up with the TV PROG. buttons without going  
through any vacant channels.  
Tuner Set  
The following procedure describes how to select automatic  
channel setting.  
1
TURN ON THE RECORDER  
Press OPERATE.  
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ACCESS CH. SET DISPLAY  
Press and hold CH SET for more than 2 seconds.  
“AUTO” appears on the front display panel.  
2
2,5  
START AUTO CHANNEL SET  
Press OK and “AUTO" blinks on the front display panel.  
3
OPERATE  
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ACCESS CONFIRMATION  
DISPLAY  
pg. 30) of the stations located by your recorder appear  
in a Confirmation display.  
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1
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8
3
6
9
The preset position, channel and station name (ID – ੬  
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(Ex.)  
0
Station Name  
Preset Position  
Channel  
TV PROG.  
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Confirm all the stored stations by using PUSH JOG .  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
OK  
Press CH SET.  
3
PUSH JOGfi%  
Using the Confirmation display, you can skip or add  
preset positions, enter station names and perform  
other operations. Refer to page 26 for the procedures.  
Depending on the reception conditions, the stations  
may not be stored in order, and the station names  
may not be stored correctly.  
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5
NOTES:  
Fine tuning is performed automatically when you select  
“AUTO CH SET”. If you want to perform it manually, refer to  
page 29.  
To set the tuner manually, refer to “Storing Channels Manually”  
(pg. 26).  
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INITIAL SETTINGS (cont.)  
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If you performed Auto Channel Set (pg. 7), the recorder’s  
built-in clock is also set automatically. The Auto and Manual  
clock setting procedures are necessary when . . .  
– a power outage of more than 3 minutes occurs.  
– the tuner has been set manually.  
– the user desires to set the clock slightly ahead of the actual time.  
– the clock was not set even after Auto Tuner Set was performed.  
Clock Set  
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Whether you perform Auto or Manual clock setting, you can  
use the convenient Just Clock function.  
Just Clock  
The Just Clock function provides accurate time keeping through  
automatic adjustments at regular intervals, by reading data from  
a PDC signal.  
The Just Clock option appears in the Just Clock display, and can  
be set “ON” or “OFF” (the default setting is “ON”). Press OK  
until the Just Clock setting begins blinking, then press PUSH  
JOG%fi to change the setting.  
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Just Clock Preset Position  
IMPORTANT: If you turn off Just Clock off, the accuracy of your  
recorder’s built-in clock may be reduced, which could  
adversely effect timer recording.  
OPERATE  
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2
Both Auto and Manual clock setting procedures begin from step 3.  
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Preparation  
2,4  
TURN THE RECORDER ON  
0
Press OPERATE.  
1
ACCESS CLOCK SET  
DISPLAY  
Press CLOCK on the remote control. The Clock Set  
display appears.  
2
OK  
PUSH JOG  
3
Auto Clock Set  
SET CLOCK  
AUTOMATICALLY  
At the Clock Set display, press PUSH JOG . The Clock  
Set display blinks and clock setting begins.  
3
If the Just Clock preset position isn't set to the preset  
position on which Auto Clock data is received,  
"Err"(or) appears, and then the display from step 2  
reappears. To set the Just Clock preset position, press  
OK until the Just Clock preset position begins  
blinking, then cycle through the numbers by pressing  
PUSH JOG%fi until the number representing the  
preset position in which the station transmitting clock  
setting data (BBC1, BBC2, etc.) is stored appears.  
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RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Once clock setting is completed, press CLOCK to return  
to the normal display.  
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Manual Clock Set  
SET DATE AND TIME  
Press PUSH JOG%fi to set the hour, then press OK. The  
“minutes” display begins blinking. Repeat the proce-  
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dure to set the minutes, day, month and year.  
Hour Minutes  
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4
7
2
3
6
9
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8
6
Day Month  
Year  
0
M
D
After inputting the year, press OK and the Just Clock  
display appears.  
SET JUST CLOCK  
The default setting is “ON”. Set as desired by pressing  
PUSH JOG%fi, then press OK.  
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OK  
3,4,  
5
PUSH JOG  
3,4,  
5
If you set to “OFF”, you can disregard the next step as  
you won’t be able to receive regular clock adjustments.  
SET CLOCK DATA SOURCE  
PRESET POSITION  
NOTES:  
The recorder is preset to receive clock setting and  
adjustment data from preset position 1. Press PUSH  
JOG %fi to set the preset position to the number  
representing the station transmitting clock setting data,  
then press OK.  
Just Clock (when set to "ON") enables adjustment of the  
recorder's built-in clock every hour on the hour, except for 11  
o'clock in the evening and midnight.  
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Just Clock is not effective when . . .  
– the recorder’s power is on (unless the recorder is tuned to  
the same preset selected in the Just Clock display).  
– the recorder is in the Timer mode.  
START CLOCK OPERATION  
– a difference of more than 3 minutes exists between the  
built-in clock’s time and the actual time.  
If Just Clock is set to "ON", the recorders clock is automati-  
cally adjusted at the start/end of Summer Time.  
Auto clock setting and Just Clock may not function properly  
depending on the reception condition.  
During Manual clock setting, if the day and month data are  
invalid (such as 31st April), the month digits are cleared  
automatically and the day digits begin blinking. Input the  
correct data.  
Press CLOCK.  
If, in step 3 of the Manual clock setting procedure, the year  
digits are automatically cleared and the day digits begin  
blinking, it is possible that you have input 29th February for a  
non-leap year. Input the correct data.  
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PLAYBACK  
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The easiest, most basic operation possible with your video  
recorder is tape playback. Already-recorded signals on a video  
tape are read by your video recorder and displayed on your TV  
just like a TV programme.  
Basic  
LOAD A CASSETTE  
Playback  
Make sure the window side is up, the rear label side is  
facing you and the arrow on the front of the cassette is  
1
point toward the recorder. Don’t apply too much  
pressure when inserting.  
2
3
The recorder power comes on automatically and the  
counter is reset to 0:00:00.  
If the record safety tab has been removed, playback  
begins automatically.  
1
FIND PROGRAMME START  
POINT  
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If the tape is advanced past the start point, press REW.  
To go forward, press FF.  
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2
3
4
START PLAYBACK  
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Press PLAY.  
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1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
STOP PLAYBACK  
Press STOP on the remote or STOP/EJECT on the  
recorders front panel. Then press STOP/EJECT to  
remove the cassette.  
0
3
Usable cassettes  
FF  
2
REW  
2
4
Compact VHS camcorder recordings can be played on  
this video recorder. Simply place the recorded cassette  
into a VHS Cassette Adapter and it can be used just like  
any full-sized VHS cassette.  
This video recorder can record on regular VHS and  
Super VHS cassettes. However, it will record and play  
back regular VHS signals only. It is not possible to play  
back a recorded Super VHS tape.  
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Take advantage of special functions possible with the recorders  
controls or the remote control.  
Playback  
Features  
Still Picture/Frame-By-Frame  
Playback  
PAUSE DURING PLAYBACK  
Press PAUSE. If there is vertical jitter, use the TV PROG.  
buttons to correct the picture.  
1
ACTIVATE FRAME-BY-FRAME  
PLAYBACK  
REW  
Press PAUSE again.  
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OR  
2
Press PUSH JOG or  
.
To resume normal playback, press PLAY.  
Slow Motion  
ACTIVATE SLOW-MOTION  
PLAYBACK  
During still picture, press and hold PAUSE for 2  
seconds, then release. Press and release again to return  
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1
to still picture.  
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4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
OR  
During still picture, press and hold PUSH JOG or  
.
Release to return to still picture.  
0
To resume normal playback, press PLAY.  
TV PROG.  
Variable-Speed Search  
ACTIVATE VARIABLE-SPEED  
SEARCH  
FF  
REW  
During playback, press PUSH JOG or  
.
PAUSE  
The more times you press, the faster the playback  
picture moves.  
To decrease speed, press the button for the opposite  
direction.  
1
PUSH JOG  
To resume normal playback, press PLAY.  
High-Speed Search  
ACTIVATE HIGH-SPEED  
SEARCH  
During playback or still, press FF for forward high-  
speed search, or REW for reverse high-speed search.  
1
For short searches during playback or still, press and  
hold FF or REW for over 2 seconds. When released,  
normal playback resumes.  
To resume normal playback, press PLAY.  
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PLAYBACK (cont.)  
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Manual Tracking  
Your video recorder is equipped with automatic tracking  
control. During playback, you can override this and adjust the  
tracking manually by pressing the TV PROG. buttons.  
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OVERRIDE AUTOMATIC  
TRACKING  
Press SP/LP (  
tracking.  
) on the remote to engage manual  
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2
3
ADJUST TRACKING  
MANUALLY  
REVIEW  
Press TV PROG. + or to adjust tracking.  
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1
4
7
2
3
6
9
5
8
RETURN TO AUTOMATIC  
TRACKING  
0
Press SP/LP (  
matic tracking.  
) on the remote to re-engage auto-  
TV PROG.  
NOTE:  
SP/LP  
When a new tape is inserted, the recorder enters the automatic  
tracking mode automatically.  
Instant ReView  
Simply by pressing a single button, the recorder power comes  
on, rewinds, and begins playback of the last timer-recorded  
programme. If you have several programmes recorded, you can  
easily access any of them.  
NOTE:  
Before starting, make sure that the recorder is off and that the  
Timer mode is disengaged.  
ACTIVATE INSTANT  
REVIEW  
Press REVIEW. The recorder power comes on and the  
recorder searches for the index code indicating the start  
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of the last timer-recorded programme. Once it’s found,  
playback begins automatically.  
The front display panel tells you how many  
programmes have been recorded. If you have, for  
example, 3 programmes, “REV 3” appears and blinks.  
To watch the first of the 3 programmes, press REVIEW  
three times. The recorder searches and begins playback  
automatically. You can access a programme as far as 9  
index codes away from the current tape position.  
NOTE:  
Instant ReView is not possible while the recorder is in the  
Timer mode.  
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Index Search  
Your recorder automatically marks index codes at the beginning  
of each recording. This function gives you quick access to any  
one of 9 index codes in either direction.  
NOTE:  
Before starting, make sure the recorder is in the Stop mode.  
REW  
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ACTIVATE INDEX SEARCH  
Press PUSH JOG or (or £). “–1” or “+1” is  
displayed on the display panel and search begins in the  
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corresponding direction.  
To access index codes 2 through 9, press PUSH JOG  
or repeatedly until the correct index number is  
displayed.  
Ex.: To locate the beginning of B from the current  
position, press PUSH JOG twice.  
DISPLAY  
2
To locate the beginning of D from the current  
position, press PUSH JOG once.  
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7
2
3
6
9
Current position  
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8
A
B
C
D
E
F
0
–2  
–1  
1
2
3
Index number  
When the specified index code is located, playback  
begins automatically.  
FF  
PAUSE  
REW  
Repeat Playback  
Your video recorder can automatically play back the whole tape  
20 times repeatedly.  
1
PUSH JOG  
START PLAYBACK  
PressPLAY.  
1
ACTIVATE REPEAT  
PLAYBACK  
Press PLAY and hold for over 5 seconds, then release.  
The Play indicator (  
slowly.  
The tape plays 20 times automatically, and then  
stops.  
) on the display panel blinks  
2
STOP PLAYBACK  
Press STOP at any time to stop playback.  
3
NOTE:  
Pressing PLAY, REW , FF or PAUSE also stops Repeat Playback.  
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PLAYBACK (cont.)  
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NTSC Playback  
Your video recorder is equipped with NTSC circuitry that can  
play back NTSC tapes.  
LOAD A CASSETTE  
Insert a cassette recorded in NTSC.  
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START PLAYBACK  
Press PLAY. “NT” appears on the display panel.  
Some TVs shrink the picture vertically and place  
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black bars at the top and bottom of the screen. This is  
not a malfunction on the part of either the video  
recorder or the TV.  
The picture may roll up and down. This can be  
corrected using the V-HOLD control found on some  
TVs. (This cannot be corrected if the TV does not  
have a V-HOLD control.)  
OPERATE  
A/B CODE  
2
The counter and elapsed tape time readings will be  
incorrect.  
During search, still, or frame-by-frame playback, the  
picture will be distorted, and there may be a loss of  
colour.  
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7
2
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9
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Depending on the type of TV, the top and bottom  
portions of superimposed displays may be cut off  
during NTSC playback.  
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Remote A/B Code Switching  
The remote control is capable of controlling two JVC video  
recorders independently; one set to respond to the remote  
control’s A code control signals and another set to respond to B  
code control signals. The remote control is preset to send A  
code signals because your video recorder is initially set to  
respond to A code signals. You can easily modify your video  
recorder to respond to B code signals.  
REW  
REMOVE POWER SUPPLY  
Unplug the mains power cord from the mains outlet.  
1
SET A/B CODE SWITCH  
Set to B.  
2
RE-SUPPLY POWER  
Plug the mains power cord back into the mains outlet.  
3
Next Function Memory  
You can set your recorder's power to go off automatically after  
the tape is fully rewound. Before starting, make sure the  
recorder is in the Stop mode.  
TURN THE RECORDER ON  
Press OPERATE on the remote control. The recorder  
will now only respond to B code signals.  
4
For Automatic Power Off After Tape Rewind . . .  
. . . press REW, then press OPERATE within 2 seconds.  
NOTE:  
Some TV sets may malfunction in response to the B mode. If  
this happens, switch back to the A mode.  
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RECORDING  
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TV signals being received by the recorders built-in tuner can be  
recorded onto a video tape. You can “capture” a TV programme  
using your video recorder.  
Basic  
LOAD A CASSETTE  
Recording  
Insert a cassette with the record safety tab intact.  
The counter is reset to 0:00:00 and the recorder  
power comes on automatically.  
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4
CHOOSE A PROGRAMME  
Press TV PROG. +/– or the NUMBER keys to select the  
preset you wish to record. The name of the station  
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appears in the recorder’s display panel for 5 seconds,  
followed by the preset position number. (Only stations  
that appear in the Confirmation display will be displayed.)  
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SET TAPE SPEED  
Press SP/LP. Check the SP/LP indicator on the recorder  
display panel to confirm the selected tape speed.  
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5
2
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START RECORDING  
Press and hold RECORD and PLAY on the remote  
control, or press RECORD on the recorder.  
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7
2
5
8
3
6
9
PAUSE/RESUME  
RECORDING  
NUMBER  
2
Press PAUSE. Press PLAY to resume recording.  
0
5
6
TV PROG.  
2
5
STOP RECORDING  
Press STOP on the remote control or STOP/EJECT on  
the recorder. Then press STOP/EJECT to remove the  
cassette.  
SP/LP  
3
PLAY  
4,5  
PAUSE  
RECORD  
4
Accidental erasure prevention  
To prevent accidental recording on a recorded cassette,  
remove its safety tab. To record on it later, cover the hole  
with adhesive tape.  
6
Record safety tab  
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RECORDING (cont.)  
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Record One Programme  
While Watching Another  
Recording  
Features  
SELECT PRESET TO WATCH  
Once recording is in progress, all you need to do is to  
set the preset controls on the TV for the station you  
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wish to view.  
The programme selected with the TV’s preset controls  
appears on the TV screen while the one selected with  
the TV PROG. button is recorded on the tape.  
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Elapsed Recording Time  
Indication  
You can check the exact time of a recording.  
SET COUNTER DISPLAY  
Press DISPLAY so that a counter reading appears on the  
dispay panel.  
1
If you press DISPLAY again, clock display appears.  
DISPLAY  
RESET COUNTER  
2
Press C. RESET before starting recording or playback.  
1
4
7
2
3
6
9
The counter is reset to “0:00:00” and shows the exact  
elapsed time as the tape runs.  
2
5
8
0
C.RESET  
TV PROG.  
Instant Timer Recording (ITR)  
This easy method lets you record for from 30 minutes to 6 hours  
(selectable in 30-min. increments), and shuts the recorder off  
after recording is finished.  
START RECORDING  
Press RECORD on the recorder.  
1
ENGAGE ITR MODE  
the front display panel.  
Press RECORD again. ITR blinks and 0:30 appears on  
2
SET RECORDING  
DURATION  
RECORD to extend the time. Each press extends  
recording time by 30 minutes.  
If you want to record for more than 30 minutes, press  
3
NOTE:  
You can only perform ITR using the RECORD button on the  
recorder's front panel.  
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With Video Plus+, timer programming is greatly simplified  
because each TV programme has a corresponding code number  
which your recorder is able to recognize.  
Information  
On Video  
Plus+  
NOTE:  
“Guide Channel” refers to the assigned TV station numbers,  
according to broadcast area, for Video Plus+ timer recording.  
IMPORTANT  
Perform the following procedure after the channel setting steps  
on pages 7 and 26 – 29, and after the Clock Set procedure on  
page 8.  
After setting the Guide Channel, the station names and preset  
positions may be incorrect if you stored or skipped channels. In  
this case, re-perform Guide Channel setting.  
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Guide Channel Set  
MAKE LIST OF STORED  
PRESET POSITIONS AND  
STATION NAMES  
(Ex.)  
Preset position  
Station name  
BBC 1  
BBC 2  
ITV  
1
2
3
4
1
2
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
CH 4  
NUMBER  
0
CANCEL  
TV PROG.  
ACCESS CH. SET DISPLAY  
Press and hold CH SET for over 2 seconds. "AUTO"  
appears on the front display panel.  
2
3
ACCESS GUIDE CHANNEL  
SET DISPLAY  
OK  
Press PUSH JOG% to select "GUID", then press OK.  
The Guide Channel Set display appears.  
Preset Position  
Guide Channel  
PUSH JOG  
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.  
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TIMER RECORDING(cont.)  
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THE SATELLITE RECEIVER IS SHOWN CONNECTED TO THE  
“AV2 IN” (SCART) CONNECTOR AND THE CABLE SYSTEM  
CONNECTED VIA THE AERIAL SOCKET AND TUNED TO,  
FOR EXAMPLE, PRESET POSITION 5 ON YOUR TV.  
ENTER PLUSCODE NUMBER  
Press OK, and "– –" appears. Then, using the NUMBER  
keys, input the PlusCode (found in most TV listings) of a  
program scheduled to be broadcast on each station on  
the list from step 1, starting at the top. If you enter the  
wrong number, press CANCEL and input the correct  
number.  
4
Satellite Antenna  
Cable  
Satellite  
Receiver  
Cable  
system  
ENTER PRESET POSITION  
NUMBER  
Press OK and Preset Position number begins blinking.  
4
Preset Position  
Guide Channel  
5
If the blinking Preset Position number agrees with the  
Preset position . . .  
. . . press OK.  
If the numbers do not agree . . .  
%
. . . input the Preset position using PUSH JOG or  
the NUMBER keys, then press OK.  
If you input the PlusCode number of a program that  
has already aired, “Err”(or) appears on the front  
display for a few seconds. Input the correct PlusCode  
number.  
TV Receiver  
Repeat steps 4 and 5 as necessary.  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET and selection is complete.  
6
If you already know the Guide Channel number for a station . . .  
1– After step 3, press PUSH JOG  
.
The Guide Channel number begins blinking.  
2– Enter the Guide Channel number using the NUMBER keys  
or PUSH JOG% , then press PUSH JOG  
.
The Preset Position number begins blinking.  
3– Enter the preset position using the NUMBER keys or  
PUSH JOG% , then press OK.  
Repeat 1 and 3 as necessary.  
4– Press CH SET.  
NOTES:  
If you own a satellite receiver, connect it to the AV2 IN  
connector on the back of the recorder. Then, in step 5 above,  
set the input mode to "AU2" by pressing NUMBER key "0" or  
TV PROG. +/–.  
If you’re receiving broadcasts via a cable box through preset “5”  
(example) on your recorder, select the preset position 5 in step 5.  
After selecting the programme you wish to record from your cable  
system or satellite receiver, set the system’s timer — if your cable  
or satellite receiver does not have a timer, leave it switched on.  
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Before performing the following steps, insert a cassette with the  
safety tab in place. The recorder power will come on automati-  
cally.  
Video Plus+  
Timer  
ACCESS TIMER PROGRAM-  
MING DISPLAY  
Press PROG.  
1
Recording  
Before performing Video Plus+ Timer Recording, be sure to  
read "Information on Video Plus+" on page 17.  
ENTER PLUSCODE NUMBER  
Press the NUMBER keys to enter the PlusCode number  
of a programme you wish to record.  
2
If you make a mistake, press CANCEL and then input  
the correct number.  
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ACCESS PROGRAMME  
DISPLAY  
Press OK, and the Programme display appears.  
Start time  
Stop time  
3
SP  
2
Press PROG. CHECK to confirm the date and the Preset  
position.  
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
2
Day  
Month  
Preset position  
NUMBER  
: PDC  
SP  
M
0
D
If the number you entered is invalid, “Err”(or) appears.  
Press CANCEL and input a valid PlusCode number.  
If you’re not receiving PDC (Programme Delivery  
3
Control), press NUMBER key “7” to set  
to "OFF"  
so that the indicator disappears. (pg. 23).  
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.  
OK  
3
PROG.  
1
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SET TAPE SPEED  
6
Press SP/LP (  
) to set the tape speed.  
4
5
6
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press OK.  
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Repeat steps 1 5 for each additional programme.  
ENGAGE RECORDER’S  
4
TIMER MODE  
Press TIMER.  
NOTE:  
For safety, your recorder disables all other functions while in the  
Timer mode. If you want to use the recorder but its Timer mode  
is engaged, press TIMER and all other functions are operable.  
To re-engage the timer, press TIMER.  
1
4
7
3
5
8
9
WEEKLY  
TIMER  
To Delay The Stop Time . . .  
. . . press ADD TIME (NUMBER key "5") after pressing OK in  
step 3. Each time you press, the Stop time is delayed by 5  
minutes (meaning that 5 minutes of recording time is added).  
You can easily compensate for anticipated programme schedule  
delays this way.  
0
6
CANCEL  
SP/LP  
3
4
To Timer-Record Weekly Or Daily Serials . . .  
. . . after pressing OK in step 3, press WEEKLY (NUMBER key  
“9”) for weekly serials or DAILY (NUMBER key “8”) for daily  
serials (Monday – Friday). "W" or "D" appears on the front  
display panel.  
You can programme this recorder to timer-record as many as 8  
programmes. If you try to programme the recorder to record a  
ninth, "FULL" appears on the front display panel. To record the  
extra programme, you must first cancel any unnecessary  
programmes (pg. 23).  
OK  
5
Satellite Receiver Users  
To timer-record a satellite broadcast using Video Plus+,  
perform steps 1 6 and, before the selected programme  
begins, select the appropriate channel on the satellite  
receiver. Then set the receiver's timer. If your satellite  
receiver doesn't have a timer, leave the unit's power  
switched on.  
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Before performing the following steps, insert a cassette with the  
safety tab in place. The recorder power will come on automati-  
cally.  
Regular Timer  
Programming  
ACCESS TIMER PROGRAM-  
MING DISPLAY  
Press PROG.  
Remember, the clock must be set before you can progamme  
1
the timer (pg. 8).  
ACCESS PROGRAMME  
DISPLAY  
Press START +/–.  
2
SP  
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If you're not receiving PDC (Programme Delivery  
Control), press NUMBER key "7" to set to "OFF" so  
that the indicator disappears (pg. 23).  
ENTER PROGRAMME  
START TIME  
Press START +/– to enter the time you want recording  
to start.  
3
Start time  
Stop time  
2
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
SP  
Press and hold START +/– to move in 30-minute  
increments, or press and release repeatedly to move 1  
minute at a time.  
0
DATE+/–  
5
START+/–  
ENTER PROGRAMME STOP  
TIME  
2,3  
Press STOP +/– to enter the time you want recording to  
stop.  
4
5
4
ENTER PROGRAMME DATE  
display panel. The date you enter appears in its place.)  
PROG.  
1
Press DATE +/–. (The current date appears on the front  
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.  
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ENTER PRESET POSITION  
Press TV PROG. +/–.  
Day  
Month  
Preset position  
6
SP  
M
D
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SET TAPE SPEED  
Press SP/LP (  
) to set the tape speed.  
7
8
7
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
After confirming all information is correct, press OK  
and the normal display appears.  
2
Repeat steps 18 for each additional programme.  
1
4
7
2
ENGAGE RECORDER’S  
5
8
6
9
WEEKLY  
TIMER  
TIMER MODE  
Press TIMER.  
0
9
6
9
TV PROG.  
To Timer-Record Weekly Or Daily Serials . . .  
. . . anytime during steps 2 through 8, press WEEKLY (NUMBER  
key “9”) for weekly serials or DAILY (NUMBER key “8”) for  
daily serials (Monday – Friday). "W" or "D" appears on the front  
display panel.  
SP/LP  
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NOTES:  
For safety, your recorder disables all other functions while in  
the Timer mode. If you want to use the recorder but its Timer  
mode is engaged, press TIMER and all other functions are  
operable. To re-engage the timer, press TIMER.  
OK  
8
You can programme this recorder to timer-record as many as  
8 programmes. If you try to programme the recorder to record  
a ninth, "FULL" appears on the front display panel. To record  
the extra programme, you must first cancel any unnecessary  
programmes (pg. 23).  
To timer-record a satellite broadcast through a satellite receiver  
connected to the AV2 IN connector on the back of the  
recorder, in step 6 above, select "AU2" for the preset position  
by pressing TV PROG. +/–. Before the selected programme  
begins, select the appropriate channel on the satellite receiver,  
then set the receiver's timer. If your satellite receiver doesn't  
have a timer, leave the unit's power switched on.  
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Check And Cancel  
Programmes  
ACCESS PROGRAMME  
DISPLAY  
Press PROG CHECK. The recording start and stop times  
appear on the front display panel. Then press OK and  
the date and the preset position appear. Each time you  
press PROG CHECK the next program’s information  
appears.  
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If All Information Is Correct . . .  
. . . programming is completed.  
If You Wish To Revise Data . . .  
. . . with the recorder's power turned on, go to step 2.  
If You Wish To Cancel A Program . . .  
. . . with the recorder's power turned on, press CANCEL.  
All information you input is deleted.  
2
REVISE PROGRAMME  
INFORMATION  
1
4
7
2
3
6
9
5
8
Input the appropriate data using the START +/–, STOP  
+/–, DATE +/– and TV PROG. +/– buttons on the  
remote control.  
2
0
CANCEL  
TV PROG.  
PDC Recording  
START+/–  
Now available from some TV stations, PDC (Programme  
Delivery Control) is a service designed to assure safe, accurate  
timer recording. With this system, special code signals are  
transmitted together with the audio/video signals. These code  
signals control your video recorder and have precedence over  
advertised times you preset in the timer. This means that your  
recorder will start and stop recording when the preset TV  
programmes actually start and end — even if the broadcast time  
of a preset TV programme is changed.  
OK  
To Use PDC Service . . .  
The default setting for PDC is "ON". To cancel PDC, press  
:
PDC (NUMBER key “7”) so that the PDC indicator ( ) on the  
display panel disappears during Video Plus+ or regular timer  
programming.  
NOTES:  
When you manually enter programmes (regular timer  
programming), set the start time (PDC time) exactly as  
advertised in the TV listing. A different time than advertised  
will result in no recording.  
PDC Recording is also possible when a satellite tuner or a  
cable box is connected to AV2 IN on your recorder.  
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EDITING  
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You can use your video recorder as the source player or the  
recording deck.  
Edit To Or  
From Another  
Video  
MAKE CONNECTIONS  
Connect the player’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT connector to  
the recorders AUDIO/VIDEO IN connector.  
1
When Using Your Video Recorder As The Source  
Player . . .  
. . . connect its AV1 IN/OUT connector to the recording  
deck.  
When Using Your Video Recorder As The Recording  
Deck . . .  
. . . you can use the AV1 IN/OUT or AV2 IN connectors.  
.
Recorder  
SET RECORDING DECK’S  
INPUT MODE  
Set to AUX. With this video recorder, press NUMBER  
key "0" and/or TV PROG. to select depending on the  
connector being used — “AU 1” for the AV1 IN/OUT  
connector, or “AU 2” for the AV2 IN connector.  
2
2
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
START SOURCE PLAYER  
Engage its Play mode.  
0
NUMBER "0"  
3
4
TV PROG.  
START RECORDING DECK  
Engage its Record mode.  
NOTE:  
All necessary cables can be obtained from your dealer.  
TV Receiver  
Player  
TV Receiver  
Your recorder  
Recorder  
Your recorder  
VIDEO PRESET  
21-pin SCART  
Cable  
(not provided)  
VIDEO  
PRESET  
21-pin SCART Cable  
(not provided)  
RF Cable (provided)  
RF Cable (provided)  
Another recorder  
Recorder  
Another recorder  
Player  
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You can use a camcorder as the source player and your video  
recorder as the recorder.  
Edit From A  
Camcorder  
MAKE CONNECTIONS  
Connect the camcorder’s AUDIO/VIDEO OUT  
connectors to the recorders AUDIO/VIDEO input  
connectors.  
1
2
SET RECORDER’S INPUT  
MODE  
If you're using the AV1 IN/OUT connector . . .  
. . . select "AU1" by pressing NUMBER key "0" and/or  
TV PROG.  
2
If you're using the AV2 IN connector . . .  
. . . select "AU2" by pressing NUMBER key "0" or TV  
PROG.  
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
START CAMCORDER  
Engage its Play mode.  
0
NUMBER "0"  
3
4
TV PROG.  
START RECORDER  
Engage its Record mode.  
Your recorder  
Recorder  
Cable adapter  
(not provided)  
Audio/Video cable  
(not provided)  
VIDEO OUT  
AUDIO OUT  
Camcorder  
Player  
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USING THE CONFIRMATION DISPLAY  
26  
Storing Channels Manually  
Store channels that were not stored during Auto Channel Set.  
ACCESS CH. SET DISPLAY  
Press and hold CH SET for more than 2 seconds.  
"AUTO" appears on the front display panel.  
1
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ACCESS CONFIRMATION  
DISPLAY  
%
Press PUSH JOG to select “MANU”(AL), then press  
OK. The Confirmation display appears.  
2
3
SELECT POSITION  
you want to store a channel is displayed, then press  
OK. The Manual Ch. Set display appears.  
%
Press PUSH JOG is until an open position in which  
STORE  
Preset Position  
Channel  
2
1
4
7
2
3
6
9
5
8
NUMBER  
0
INPUT CHANNEL  
The channel number "21" appears blinking.  
Press the NUMBER keys to input the channel number  
you want to store.  
4
5
For fine tuning adjustment, press PUSH JOG  
until the channel number blinks, then press PUSH  
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JOG . While tuning, “ ”, "–" or “ ” appears.  
ENTER NEW CHANNEL  
INFORMATION  
OK  
Press OK or STORE, and the Confirmation display  
appears.  
PUSH JOG  
Repeat steps 3 through 5 as necessary.  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET.  
To input the station name, see page 28.  
To change positions, see "Change Station Preset  
Position" (pg. 27).  
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Perform steps 1 and 2 on page 26 to access the Confirmation  
display before continuing.  
Delete A Channel  
SELECT STATION  
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Press PUSH JOG until the station you want to  
delete is displayed.  
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1
2
6
DELETE STATION  
Press CANCEL.  
The stations following the cancelled station all move  
up one position.  
Repeat steps 1 and 2 as necessary.  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET.  
2
1
4
7
2
3
6
9
3
5
8
Change Station Preset  
0
CANCEL  
Position  
SELECT ITEM  
Press PUSH JOG% until the item you want to move is  
displayed. Then press OK and the station name (or "– –")  
1
2
and its channel number begin blinking.  
OK  
PUSH JOG  
SELECT NEW POSITION  
%
Press PUSH JOG to move the station to the new  
preset position, then press OK.  
Example: If you moved the station in position 3 to  
position 7, the stations originally in positions 4–7 each  
move up one position.  
Repeat steps 1 and 2 as necessary.  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET.  
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USING THE CONFIRMATION DISPLAY (cont.)  
28  
Perform steps 1 and 2 on page 26 to access the Confirmation  
display before continuing.  
Set Stations (A)  
SELECT ITEM  
%fi  
Press PUSH JOG  
until the item you want is  
displayed. Then press OK twice and the station’s name  
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1
(or "– –") begins blinking.  
SELECT NEW STATION  
Press PUSH JOG%fi until the new station’s name you  
want to store begins blinking.  
2
3
Registered station names (pg. 30) appear as you  
press PUSH JOG%  
.
2
SWITCH STATIONS  
1
4
7
2
3
6
9
Press OK.  
5
8
Repeat steps 1 through 3 as necessary.  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
0
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET.  
4
Set Stations (B)  
NOTE:  
OK  
First perform step 1 of the above procedure.  
SELECT STATION NAME  
PUSH JOG  
CHARACTER  
Press PUSH JOG and the first letter of the station  
name (or " ") begins blinking.  
2
3
ENTER NEW CHARACTER  
Press PUSH JOG% to cycle through the characters  
(A–Z, 0–9, –, , +,  
(space)) and stop when the  
*
desired one is indicated, then press PUSH JOG to  
enter. Enter the remaining characters the same way  
(maximum of 4).  
After entering all characters, press OK.  
Repeat steps 1 through 3 as necessary.  
If you make a mistake, press PUSH JOG  
until the  
incorrect character begins blinking. Then enter the  
correct character by pressing PUSH JOG .  
%
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET.  
4
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Perform steps 1 and 2 on page 26 to access the Confirmation  
display before continuing.  
Fine-Tuning Channels  
Already Stored  
SELECT CHANNEL TO  
FINE-TUNE  
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Press PUSH JOG% until the channel you want to tune  
is displayed.  
1
2
ACCESS MANUAL CH. SET  
DISPLAY  
Press OK three times. The Manual Ch. Set display  
appears.  
2
1
4
7
2
3
6
9
5
8
PERFORM TUNING  
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Press PUSH JOG  
Then press OK.  
until the picture is its clearest.  
0
3
4
The Confirmation display appears.  
Repeat steps 1 through 3 as necessary.  
RETURN TO NORMAL  
DISPLAY  
Press CH SET.  
OK  
PUSH JOG  
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TV STATION AND ID LIST  
30  
STATION NAME  
ID*  
STATION NAME  
ID*  
Anglia TV  
ARD  
ANGL  
ARD  
RTE 1  
RTL  
RTE1  
RTL  
ARTE  
BBC1  
BBC2  
Berlin 1  
Berlin 2  
Border TV  
Bayern1  
Bayern3  
BRT1  
ARTE  
BBC1  
BBC2  
BLN1  
BLN2  
BORD  
BR1  
RTL 2  
RTP  
SAT  
SAT 1  
Scottish TV  
SC4  
SDR  
SDR1  
SFB1  
SFB3  
RTL2  
RTP  
SAT1  
SCOT  
SC4  
SDR  
BR3  
SDR1  
SFB1  
SFB3  
BRT1  
BRT2  
CHLD  
CH+  
CNN  
CHNL  
CNTR  
CH 4  
CH 5  
DRS  
DRTV  
DSF  
EURN  
EURO  
EURS  
FR1  
BRT2  
Children Ch  
Canal +  
CNN  
Channel TV  
Central TV  
Channel 4  
Channel 5  
DRS  
SKY  
Sky One  
Sky Net  
Sport  
SKY1  
SKYN  
SPRT  
SR1  
SR 1  
Super RTL  
STV Test  
STV 1  
STV 2  
Suedwest3  
SWF 1  
Schweiz4  
TYNE TEES  
Text  
SRTL  
STVT  
STV1  
STV2  
SW3  
SWF1  
SWZ4  
TEES  
TEXT  
TF1  
TNT  
TRT  
TSI  
TSR  
TSW  
TVE  
DR TV  
DSF  
Euronews  
Euronews  
Eurosports  
France1  
France2  
France3  
Granada TV  
Grampian TV  
Hessen1  
Hessen3  
HRT  
FR2  
FR3  
GRNA  
GRMP  
HR1  
TF1  
TNT int  
TRT int  
TSI  
TSR  
TSW  
HR3  
HRT  
TVE  
HTV  
HTV  
ITV  
TV Polonia  
TVP 1  
TVP 2  
TVS  
TV2  
TV5  
Tele Zurich  
Ulster TV  
Veronica  
VIVA  
VIVA2  
VOX  
TVPA  
TVP1  
TVP2  
TVS  
TV2  
TV5  
TZUR  
ULST  
VERN  
VIVA  
VIV2  
VOX  
VTM  
VT4  
ITV Network  
Kabelkanal  
London  
MDR  
MTV  
Nord3  
NDR1  
NDR3  
NED1  
NED2  
KABL  
LNDN  
MDR  
MTV  
N3  
NDR1  
NDR3  
NED1  
NED2  
NED3  
NET2  
NRK  
NED3  
Network 2  
NRK  
VTM  
VT4  
N-TV  
Offener Kanal  
ORF1  
ORF2  
ORF3  
OWL 3  
Premiere  
PR07  
RAI1  
RAI2  
N-TV  
OKAN  
ORF1  
ORF2  
ORF3  
OWL3  
PRM1  
PR07  
RAI1  
RAI2  
RAI3  
RB1  
West1  
West3  
YLE 1  
YLE 2  
Yorkshire TV  
ZDF  
WDR1  
WDR3  
YLE1  
YLE2  
YORK  
ZDF  
Zurich 1  
3SAT  
ZUR1  
3SAT  
* The ID designator appears on your recorder's front display  
panel.  
RAI3  
RB1  
RB3  
RB3  
Rikisutvarpid-S  
RTBF 1  
RTBF 2  
RKPS  
RTB1  
RTB2  
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TV STATION CHANNEL NUMBER GUIDE (U.K. ONLY)  
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Only the main stations are listed. There are in addition many relay stations, and full lists are available from BBC and  
ITC.  
BBC1 BBC2 ITV  
CH4  
BBC1 BBC2 ITV  
CH4  
London & South-East  
North-West  
Bluebell Hill .............................. 40  
Crystal Palace............................ 26  
Dover ........................................ 50  
Heathfield ................................. 49  
Oxford ...................................... 57  
46  
33  
56  
52  
63  
43  
23  
66  
64  
60  
65  
30  
53  
67  
53  
Caldbeck ................................... 30  
Winter Hill ................................ 55  
34  
62  
28  
59  
32  
65  
North-East  
Bilsdale West Moor ................... 33  
Chatton ..................................... 39  
Pontop Pike............................... 58  
26  
45  
64  
29  
49  
61  
23  
42  
54  
South-West  
Beacon Hill ............................... 57  
Caradon Hill ............................. 22  
Huntshaw Cross ........................ 55  
Redruth ..................................... 51  
Stockland Hill ........................... 33  
Channel Islands  
63  
28  
62  
44  
26  
60  
25  
59  
41  
23  
53  
32  
65  
47  
29  
Scotland  
Angus........................................ 57  
Black Hill .................................. 40  
Sandale ..................................... 22  
Caldbeck ................................... —  
Creigkelly .................................. 31  
Darvel ....................................... 33  
Durris........................................ 22  
Eitshal ....................................... 33  
Keelylang Hill ........................... 40  
Knock More .............................. 33  
Rosemarkie ............................... 39  
Rumster Forest........................... 31  
Selkirk ....................................... 55  
63  
46  
60  
43  
53  
50  
34  
27  
26  
28  
26  
46  
26  
45  
27  
62  
28  
24  
23  
25  
23  
43  
23  
49  
24  
59  
32  
21  
29  
32  
29  
50  
29  
42  
21  
65  
Fremont Point............................ 51  
44  
41  
47  
South  
Hannington ............................... 39  
Midhurst.................................... 61  
Rowridge................................... 31  
45  
55  
24  
42  
58  
27  
66  
68  
21  
West  
Mendip ..................................... 58  
64  
61  
54  
Wales  
East  
Blaenplwyf ................................ 31  
Carmel ...................................... 57  
Llanddona ................................. 57  
Moel-y-Parc .............................. 52  
Presely ...................................... 46  
Wenvoe..................................... 44  
27  
63  
63  
45  
40  
51  
24  
60  
60  
49  
43  
41  
21  
53  
53  
42  
50  
47  
Sandy Heath.............................. 31  
Sudbury..................................... 51  
Tacolneston ............................... 62  
27  
44  
55  
24  
41  
59  
21  
47  
65  
Midlands  
Ridge Hill .................................. 22  
Sutton Coldfield ........................ 46  
The Wrekin ............................... 26  
Waltham ................................... 58  
28  
40  
33  
64  
25  
43  
23  
61  
32  
50  
29  
54  
Northern Ireland  
Brougher Mountain ................... 22  
Divis ......................................... 31  
Limavady .................................. 55  
28  
27  
62  
25  
24  
59  
32  
21  
65  
North  
Belmont .................................... 22  
Emley Moor............................... 44  
28  
51  
25  
47  
32  
41  
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TROUBLESHOOTING  
32  
Before requesting service for a problem, use this chart and see if you can repair the trouble yourself. Small problems are often easily  
corrected, and this can save you the trouble of sending your video recorder off for repair.  
POWER  
SYMPTOM  
1. No power is applied to the  
POSSIBLE CAUSE  
The mains power cord is discon-  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
Connect the mains power cord.  
recorder.  
nected.  
2. The clock is functioning properly,  
but the recorder cannot be powered.  
“ is displayed on the display  
panel.  
Press the TIMER button to turn the  
“ indicator off.  
TAPE TRANSPORT  
SYMPTOM  
POSSIBLE CAUSE  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
^“ is displayed on the display  
Press PLAY to turn the “^“ indicator  
1. The tape does not run during  
panel.  
off.  
recording.  
2. The tape will not rewind or fast-  
forward.  
The tape is already fully rewound or  
fast-forwarded.  
Check the cassette.  
PLAYBACK  
SYMPTOM  
1. The playback picture does not  
appear while the tape is running.  
POSSIBLE CAUSE  
If you’re using the RF OUT connec-  
tion . . .  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
If you are using the RF OUT connec-  
tion . . .  
. . . the TV receiver’s preset selector  
is set to the wrong video preset.  
. . . the RF switch has been mistak-  
enly set to OFF.  
If you’re using the AV connection, the  
TV receiver is not set to the AV mode.  
. . . set the TV receiver to the RF  
converter preset (UHF 36). (pg. 5)  
. . . turn the RF switch back to ON.  
(pg. 5)  
If you are using the AV connection,  
set the TV to its AV mode.  
2. Noise appears during visual search.  
This is normal.  
3. Noise appears during normal  
playback.  
The automatic tracking mode is  
engaged.  
Try manual tracking. (pg. 12)  
4. Noise appears during slow-motion  
playback.  
The automatic tracking mode is  
engaged.  
Try manual tracking. (pg. 12)  
5. Noise appears during still play-  
back.  
Press PAUSE a few times to remove  
the noise bars from the screen.  
6. The playback picture is blurred or  
interrupted while TV broadcasts are  
clear.  
The video heads may be dirty.  
Consult your JVC dealer.  
RECORDING  
SYMPTOM  
1. Recording cannot be started.  
POSSIBLE CAUSE  
There is no cassette loaded, or the  
cassette loaded has had its Record  
Safety tab removed.  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
Insert a cassette, or using adhesive  
tape, reseal the slot where the tab  
was removed.  
2. TV broadcasts cannot be recorded.  
3. Tape-to-tape editing is not possible.  
“AU” has been selected as the input  
Set to the desired preset.  
mode.  
The source (another video recorder,  
camcorder) has not been properly  
connected.  
Confirm that the source is properly  
connected.  
All necessary power switches have  
not been turned on.  
The input mode is not correct.  
Confirm that all units’ power switches  
are turned on.  
Set the input mode to “AU”.  
4. Camcorder recording is not  
possible.  
The camcorder has not been  
properly connected.  
Confirm that the camcorder is  
properly connected.  
The input mode is not correct.  
Set the input mode to “AU”.  
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TIMER RECORDING  
SYMPTOM  
1. Timer recording won’t work.  
POSSIBLE CAUSE  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
Re-perform the clock and/or timer  
settings.  
Press TIMER and confirm that ““ is  
displayed on the display panel.  
The clock and/or the timer have  
been set incorrectly.  
The timer is not engaged.  
2. ““ and “]“ on the display  
The timer is engaged but there’s no  
cassette loaded.  
Load a cassette with the Record  
Safety tab intact, or cover the hole  
using adhesive tape.  
panel won’t stop blinking.  
The loaded cassette has had its  
Record Safety tab removed.  
3. The cassette is automatically  
ejected, and ““ and “]“ on the  
display panel won’t stop blinking.  
Remove the cassette and cover the  
hole with adhesive tape, or insert a  
cassette with the Record Safety tab  
intact.  
TIMER has been pressed when there  
are no programs in memory, or the  
timer record information has been  
programmed incorrectly.  
4. ““ blinks for 10 seconds and the  
Check the programmed data and re-  
program as necessary, then press  
TIMER again.  
Timer mode is disengaged.  
5. The cassette is automatically  
ejected, the power shuts off and  
“ and “]“ won’t stop  
blinking.  
The end of the tape was reached  
during timer recording.  
The programme may not have been  
recorded in its entirety. Next time  
make sure you have enough time on  
the tape to record the entire  
programme.  
The recorders preset positions have  
been set incorrectly.  
Refer to "Guide Channel Set" and  
re-perform the procedure (pg. 17).  
6. Video Plus+ does not timer-record  
properly.  
OTHER PROBLEMS  
SYMPTOM  
1. Whistling or howling is heard from  
the TV during camcorder record-  
ing.  
POSSIBLE CAUSE  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
Position the camcorder so its  
microphone is away from the TV.  
Turn the TV’s volume down.  
The camcorders microphone is too  
close to the TV.  
The TV’s volume is too high.  
2. When scanning presets, some of  
them are skipped over.  
Those presets have been designated  
to be skipped.  
If you need the skipped presets,  
restore them (pg. 26).  
3. The preset cannot be changed.  
Recording is in progress.  
Press PAUSE to pause the recording,  
change presets, then press PLAY to  
resume recording.  
4. The remote control won’t operate a  
JVC TV.  
The TV/VCR switch is in the wrong  
position.  
Set the switch to TV.  
5. Channel settings that were made  
manually seem to have changed or  
disappeared.  
After the manual settings were  
made, Auto Channel Set was  
performed.  
Perform manual setting again.  
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS  
34  
PLAYBACK  
RECORDING  
Q. What happens if the end of the tape is reached  
during playback or search?  
A. The tape is automatically rewound to the beginning.  
Q. When I pause and then resume a recording, the end  
of the recording before the pause is overlapped by  
the beginning of the continuation of recording. Why  
does this happen?  
A. This is normal. It reduces distortion at the pause and  
resume points.  
Q. Can the video recorder indefinitely remain in the  
still mode?  
A. No. It stops automatically after 5 minutes to protect  
the heads.  
Q. Can the video recorder indefinitely remain in the  
Record-Pause mode?  
A. No. The video recorder shuts off automatically after 5  
minutes to protect the heads.  
Q. During search, slow, still and frame-by-frame  
playback, I can’t hear any audio. What’s the  
problem?  
A. This is normal.  
Q. What happens if the tape runs out during recording?  
A. The video recorder automatically rewinds it to the  
beginning.  
Q. When returning from multi-speed search to normal  
playback, the picture is disturbed. Should I be  
concerned about this?  
TIMER RECORDING  
A. No, it is normal.  
Q. "REC" and "" remain lit on the display panel. Is  
there a problem?  
A. No. This is a normal condition for a timer recording in  
progress.  
Q. Noise bars appear during multi-speed search. What’s  
the problem?  
A. This is normal.  
Q. Can I program the timer while I’m watching a tape  
or a TV broadcast?  
Q. Other than preventing further recording, what effect  
does removing the Record Safety tab have?  
A. It disables marking of index codes.  
A. Yes.  
Q. Sometimes, during Index Search, the video recorder  
can’t find the programme I want to see. Why not?  
A. There may be index codes too close together.  
ATTENTION:  
This recorder contains microcomputers. External electronic noise or interference could cause malfunctioning. In such cases,  
switch the recorder off and unplug the mains power cord. Then plug it in again and turn the recorder on. Take out the cassette.  
After checking the cassette, operate the unit as usual.  
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INDEX  
35  
List Of Terms  
This guide serves as a quick way to loacte frequently used terms. The first page on which the term appears is listed. Most terms  
appear more than once in the instruction manual.  
A
M
A/B Code Switch ............................................. pg. 14  
A-Code Signals................................................ pg. 14  
Aerial ................................................................ pg. 4  
Auto Channel Set .............................................. pg. 7  
Auto Clock Set .................................................. pg. 8  
AUX................................................................ pg. 18  
AV..................................................................... pg. 4  
AV Connection ................................................. pg. 4  
Manual Channel Set........................................ pg. 26  
Manual Clock Set.............................................. pg. 9  
Manual Tracking ............................................. pg. 12  
Moisture Condensation ..................................... pg. 2  
N
Next-Function Memory ................................... pg. 14  
NTSC Playback ............................................... pg. 14  
P
B
Programme Delivery Control (PDC) ................ pg. 23  
Playback ......................................................... pg. 10  
PlusCode™ ..................................................... pg. 18  
Preset Position................................................... pg. 7  
B-Code Signals................................................ pg. 14  
C
Cancel ............................................................ pg. 18  
Cassette Adapter ............................................. pg. 10  
Clock ................................................................ pg. 8  
Clock Set........................................................... pg. 8  
Contents............................................................ pg. 1  
Counter Reset.................................................. pg. 16  
R
Rear View........................................................ pg. 37  
Record Safety Tab ........................................... pg. 15  
Recording ....................................................... pg. 15  
Repeat Playback.............................................. pg. 13  
RF Connection .................................................. pg. 4  
D
Daily............................................................... pg. 20  
Delete A Channel............................................ pg. 27  
Display Panel.................................................. pg. 37  
S
Scart Connector ................................................ pg. 4  
Slow Motion ....................................................pg. 11  
Specifications........................................... back cover  
Still Picture.......................................................pg. 11  
E
Editing............................................................. pg. 24  
F
T
Fine Tuning ..................................................... pg. 29  
Frame-By-Frame Playback................................pg. 11  
Front View ...................................................... pg. 36  
Tape Speed ..................................................... pg. 15  
Timer Programming......................................... pg. 21  
Timer Recording.............................................. pg. 17  
Tracking .......................................................... pg. 12  
Tuner................................................................. pg. 7  
G
Guide Channel................................................ pg. 17  
V
H
Variable-Speed Search .....................................pg. 11  
Video Plus+..................................................... pg. 17  
Head Cleaning .................................................. pg. 2  
High-Seed Search.............................................pg. 11  
W
I
Weekly............................................................ pg. 20  
Index Code ..................................................... pg. 13  
Index Search ................................................... pg. 13  
Instant ReView ................................................ pg. 12  
Instant Timer Recording (ITR) .......................... pg. 16  
J
Just Clock.......................................................... pg. 8  
L
Load A Cassette............................................... pg. 10  
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INDEX (cont.)  
36  
FRONT VIEW  
2
1
3
4
5
6
TIMER  
OPERATE  
TV PROG  
SP/LP  
D
W
q
6
SP  
LP  
EP  
I
T
R
M
D
9 0  
!
#
7
@
8
1 OPERATE Button turns recorder on/off (loading  
a cassette also turns power on). pg. 5  
2 TIMER Button engages timer standby mode.  
pg. 20  
8 Display Panel provides clear view of various  
displays and indicators. pg. 37  
9 SP/LP Button selects tape speed. pg. 15  
0 TV PROG. +/– Buttons select preset. pg. 15  
! RECORD Button starts regular recording (press  
once) pg. 15, Instant Timer Recording (press  
twice); sets duration of ITR. pg. 16  
3 Cassette Loading Slot is where cassette is  
inserted; door closes, "cassette loaded" indicator  
lights up on front display panel.  
4 Rewind [REW] Button rewinds tape; initiates  
high-speed reverse search. pg. 10  
5 PLAY Button plays back tape; cancels Pause,  
@ STOP/EJECT Button stops tape; ejects tape  
during Stop mode. pg. 10  
# PAUSE Button stops tape temporarily during  
recording. pg. 15; stops tape temporarily  
during playback; plays back frame by frame  
with each additional press. pg. 11  
Still, Slow, Search modes. pg. 10  
6 Fast Forward [FF] Button fast-forwards tape;  
initiates high-speed forward search. pg. 10  
7 Infrared Beam Receiving Window is where  
remote control should be aimed when in use.  
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REAR VIEW  
3
4
6
1
2
ANT. IN  
AV2 IN  
32  
40  
RF OUT  
ON–TEST–OFF  
RF OUT  
AV1 IN/OUT  
7
5
1 Mains Power Cord supplies power to recorder. pg. 4  
2 AV1 IN/OUT SCART Connector enables AV connec-  
tion to TV or second recorder; input recordable when  
"AU 1" selected. pg. 4  
5 RF OUT Switch enables operation via RF connection  
or AV connection; activates test pattern when tuning  
TV receiver for video preset. pg. 5  
6 RF OUT Connector enables connection to aerial  
terminal of TV receiver. pg. 4  
7 RF Output Channel Adjustment Screw enables  
adjustment of output channel if UHF channel 36 is  
used in your area. pg. 5  
3 AV2 IN Connector enables connection of satellite  
receiver or second recorder; input recordable when  
"AU 2" selected. pg. 6  
4 ANT. IN Connector enables connection of aerial. pg. 4  
DISPLAY PANEL  
1
2
3
4
5
6
D
W
SP  
LP  
EP  
I T R  
M
D
7 8 9 0  
!
@
7 "Cassette Loaded" Mark lights once a cassette is  
inserted; remains lit until cassette ejected or power  
turned off.  
1 and 2 Symbolic Mode Indicators  
PLAY:  
FF:  
REVERSE PLAY:  
STILL:  
FORWARD SLOW:  
8 Instant Timer Recording Indicator lights when ITR  
initiated; remains lit until ITR finishes. pg. 16  
9 Tape Speed Indicators display mode of recording or  
playback; light when recorder turns on. pg. 15  
0 "Timer" Indicator lights when TIMER has been  
pressed to engage Timer mode. pg. 20  
! Counter shows time elapsed since playback or  
recording began.  
STILL:  
REW:  
REVERSE SLOW:  
FF VARIABLE  
SHUTTLE SEARCH:  
RECORD:  
REW VARIABLE  
SHUTTLE SEARCH:  
RECORD PAUSE:  
Clock Display shows current time. pg. 8  
* Counter and Clock Display appear alternately when  
DISPLAY is pressed.  
3 Start Time/Stop Time Indicator separates Start Time  
and Stop Time of timer recording on Display Panel.  
pg. 19  
4 "DAILY" Program Mark lights when recorder has been  
programmed to record daily serial. pg. 20  
5 PDC Indicator lights when PDC has been engaged  
for timer recording. pg. 23  
@ Channel Display shows station name being received  
and its preset position.  
Mode shows external input mode selected.  
6 "WEEKLY" Program Mark lights when recorder has  
been programmed to record weekly serial. pg. 20  
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INDEX (cont.)  
38  
REMOTE CONTROL  
1 CH SET Button accesses Ch. Set display; closes  
Confirmation display. pg. 7  
2 REVIEW Button — "reviews" timer-recorded  
programme. pg. 12  
3 A/B CODE Switch enables setting of recorder to  
respond to A- or B-code command signals.  
pg. 14  
4 CLOCK Button accesses Clock Set display.  
pg. 8  
1
&
*
(
OPERATE  
CH SET  
CLOCK  
STORE  
2
3
4
5
6
A
B
DISPLAY  
2
1
4
2
3
)
q
w
e
r
t
y
u
i
o
p
Q
W
ADD TIME  
5
6
DAILY  
WEEKLY  
7
C.RESET  
8
AUX  
9
5 NUMBER Keys are used in channel selection ੬  
pg. 15, timer programming pg. 19, external  
source recording. pg. 24  
CANCEL  
TIMER  
0
7
TV  
PROG.  
START  
STOP  
DATE  
8
6
(PDC) Button enables/disables PDC record-  
ing. pg. 23  
EXPRESS PROGRAMMING  
9
0
!
@
#
$
AUDIO MONITOR  
TV/VIDEO  
(MONITOR)  
TV  
VCR  
7 CANCEL Button erases previously entered data.  
pg. 18  
C.RESET Button resets counter to 0:00:00.  
pg. 16  
8 START +/– Button accesses Program display;  
inputs of programme Start Time. pg. 21  
9 STOP +/– Button inputs programme Stop Time.  
pg. 21  
0 SP/LP Button selects tape speed. pg. 15  
Digit Entry Button is used in controlling con-  
nected TV. pg. 39  
V
PUSH JOG  
%
^
E
R
! TV Mute Button mutes sound of connected TV.  
pg. 39  
@ Rewind [REW] Button — same as button on  
recorder. pg. 10  
# PLAY Button — same as button on recorder.  
pg. 10  
$ RECORD Button — same as button on recorder.  
pg. 15  
% PROG Button accesses Timer Programming  
display. pg. 19  
Buttons shown in white ( ) can also be used to  
operate JVC TVs (pg. 39).  
^ PUSH JOG %fi  
Button is used for display  
selection. pg. 7  
PUSH JOG  
Button sets preset of TV  
pg. 39; initiates functions such as Index  
Search pg. 13, variable-speed search, frame  
by frame playback. pg. 11  
& STORE Button is used when storing channels  
manually. pg. 26  
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* OPERATE Button — same as button on recorder.  
pg. 5  
Installing Batteries  
1 Open the battery compartment cover.  
2 Insert 2 "R6"-size batteries (provided) in the correct  
directions.  
( DISPLAY Button switches display between  
clock time and counter readings. pg. 16  
) ADD TIME Button adds time to end of record-  
ing (5 minutes each time button is pressed.)  
pg. 20  
3 Replace the cover.  
q DAILY Button enables timer recording of daily  
serials. pg. 20  
w WEEKLY Button enables timer recording of  
weekly serials. pg. 20  
e AUX Button sets recorder's input mode.  
pg. 24  
r TIMER Button — same as button on recorder.  
pg. 20  
t TV PROG. +/– Button selects preset. pg. 15  
y DATE +/– Button inputs date of programme for  
timer recording. pg. 21  
u TV/VCR Switch enables remote control of VCR  
or connected TV. "Operating JVC TVs" in the  
right column.  
i TV/VIDEO Button switches control between TV  
and VCR. "Operating JVC TVs" in the right  
column.  
o Fast Forward [FF] Button — same as button on  
recorder. pg. 10  
How To Use  
The remote control can operate most of your video  
recorder's functions, as well as basic functions of JVC TV  
sets. See below.  
Point the remote control toward the sensor window.  
The maximum operating distance of the remote control  
is about 8 m.  
NOTE:  
If for some reason the remote control doesn't work properly,  
remove its batteries, wait a short time and then try again.  
p PAUSE Button — same as button on recorder.  
pg. 11  
Q STOP Button — same as button on recorder.  
pg. 10  
W PROG CHECK Button accesses Program dis-  
plays (next program's information display  
appears each time button is pressed). pg. 23  
E OK Button enters display selections. pg. 7  
R TV VOL %fi Button controls volume of con-  
nected TV. "Operating JVC TVs" in the right  
column.  
Operating JVC TVs  
To operate your TV, set the TV/VCR switch to "TV". The  
OPERATE button, TV/VIDEO button, TV PROG. +/–  
buttons, TV VOL %fi buttons and the MUTE button on the  
remote control can all be used to operate the TV.  
Use the NUMBER keys, and the DIGIT ENTRY (  
button or the PUSH JOG  
)
button to select the TV's  
preset.  
The DIGIT ENTRY (  
2-digit entry switching button (often labelled -/--) on your  
TV's remote control. The PUSH JOG button corresponds  
to the 10+ button, and the PUSH JOG button corre-  
sponds to the 20+ button of your TV's remote control.  
) button corresponds to the 1-digit/  
NOTE:  
The way these buttons are used is determined by your TV.  
Use these buttons as instructed for your TV's remote  
control.  
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SPECIFICATIONS  
GENERAL  
Power requirement  
Power consumption  
Temperature  
: AC 220 – 240 V`, 50/60 Hz  
: 20 W  
Operating  
: 5°C to 40°C  
: –20°C to 60°C  
: Horizontal only  
Storage  
Operating position  
Dimensions (WxHxD) : 400 x 94 x 340 mm [A230EK, A230ES]  
400 x 94 x 338 mm [A231EK]  
Weight  
: 4.3 kg  
: VHS PAL standard  
Format  
Maximum recording time  
(SP)  
(LP)  
: 240 min. with E-240 video cassette  
: 480 min. with E-240 video cassette  
VIDEO/AUDIO  
Signal system  
: PAL-type colour signal and CCIR monochrome  
signal, 625 lines/50 fields  
Recording system  
Signal-to-noise ratio  
Horizontal resolution  
Frequency range  
Input/Output  
: Rotary two-head helical scan system  
: 45 dB  
: 250 lines  
: 70 Hz to 10,000 Hz  
: 21-pin scart connector x 2 (IN/OUT x 1, IN x 1)  
TUNER/TIMER  
TV channel storage  
capacity  
Tuning system  
Channel coverage  
: 99 positions (+AUX position "AU")  
: Frequency synthesized tuner  
: [A230EK, A231EK]  
UHF channels 21 – 69 (470 – 862 MHz)  
: [A230ES]  
VHF 44.5 – 111/111 – 300/302 – 470 MHz  
UHF 470 – 862 MHz  
: UHF channel 36 (Adjustable 32 – 40)  
: Approx. 3 min.  
Aerial output  
Memory backup time  
ACCESSORIES  
Provided accessories  
: RF cable,  
Infrared remote control unit,  
"R6" battery x 2  
Specifications shown are for SP mode unless otherwise specified.  
E.& O.E. Design and specifications subject to change without notice.  
VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED  
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COPYRIGHT © 1996 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.  
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