Specifications

LOW POWER Feature

This model is equipped with a LOW POWER feature to save energy when the VCR is not in use

STANDBY/LOW POWER button

Clock keeps time regardless

of this button

This VCR is not equipped with a

mains

power switch. Accordingly, nominal

current to drive the clock IS drawn at all times when the AC power cord is

plugged into a wall socket. If the VCR IS not to be used for an extended period,

be sure to unplug the cord.

1. Definitions of POWER modes

POWER ON mode

l VCR in operation or ready for operation.

l VCR display is on.

POWER STANDBY mode

l VCR in standby mode.

l VCR display is on.

LOW POWER mode

l VCR display is off, but clock continues to keep time.

. Noise may appear on the screen when watching TV in this mode. If this

occurs, switch to POWER STANDBY mode.

l This mode cannot be used when the programmable timer is set to

TIMER ON.

2. In POWER ON mode

Each time STANDBY/LOW POWER on the VCR or the remote control (VCR STANDBY for

VC-H690X,

STANDBY for VC-H670X) is pressed, the POWER MODE changes as shown below.

(Current)

POWER ON mode

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POWER STANDBY mode

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LOW POWER mode

l LOW POWER mode cannot be used when the programmable timer is set to TIMER ON.

3. Switching from POWER STANDBY or LOW POWER mode to POWER ON

mode.

(Press STOP on the remote control)

Press STOP on the VCR or the remote control to switch from POWER STANDBY mode to POWER ON

mode.

@ Press STOP on the remote control to switch from LOW POWER mode to POWER ON mode.

@ By pressing one of the tape operation buttons on the remote control (PLAY, REW, FF, etc.) with a video

tape in the VCR, the mode will automatlcally switch to POWER ON and the tape operation will begin.

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