- Mitsubishi Digital Electronics VCR User Manual

8. Printing Procedures (Special prints)

1 Interrupting strobe memory

1 Display the desired image on the monitor.

, The image stored in memory is printed.

2 Press the PRINT button.

, When any buttons on the remote control except MEMORY button is pressed, the strobe memory is interrupted.

1 Pressing the PRINT button

To print the images stored in the strobe memory, follow the following procedures after interrupting the strobe memorization.

Setting the automatic interval printing

By combining STROBE printing and MEMORY printing, automatic interval printing is available. This is the function where the

images are stored in memory at the set interval and printed repeatedly.

1 Automatic interval prints (1 image )

This is the function where one image is stored in memory page ([A or B] in FRAME mode or [A, B, C or D] in FIELD mode) in

order at set interval and printed repeatedly.

1 Set 1 image mode.

Set “MULTI : OFF/ON” to “OFF” in “3. ADDITIONAL” from the MAIN MENU.

2 Set the PAGE INC to “ON”.

Set the “PAGE INC : ON/OFF” to “ON” in “6. SYSTEM” from the MAIN MENU.

3 Set the “MEM&PRINT” to “ON”.

Set the “MEM&PRINT : OFF/ON” to “ON” in “2. KEY SETTING” from the MEMORY SW MENU.

1 Automatic interval prints (multi-image )

This is the function where set number of multi-images are stored in memory page ([A and B] in FRAME mode or [A, B, C and D]

in FIELD mode) in order at set interval and printed repeatedly.

1 Set multi-image mode.

Set “MULTI : OFF/ON” to “ON” in “3. ADDITIONAL” from the MAIN MENU.

2 Set the number of images in a memory page and print size

Set “MODE : SAME/DIFF/PHOTO” and “IMAGES : 2/2s/4/16” in “3. ADDITIONAL”.

, When “MODE” is set to “SAME” or “PHOTO”, the image is stored and printed as the same status as 1-image memory.

, When “MODE” is set to “DIFF” and “IMAGES” to 2, 2s, 4, or 16 images are stored in a memory page at the set

interval.

, The strobe memory does not function while the images are being printed. After completing printing, memorizing and

printing images starts again.