Operating Instructions - Language - English

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If [Clock setting] is set to [AUTO] and [Power save] to [ON],
the Automatic time correction function does not work while
the VCR is turned off. However, as soon as it is turned on,
the Automatic time correction function is activated and the
clock is set correctly.
Various Settings
Press the [MENU] button to display the Main menu
on the TV screen.
Press the [Cursor] buttons 34
to select [Other settings].
Press the [OK] button to display
Other settings menu.
Press the [Cursor] buttons 3421 to select the
desired field then desired position.
Tape length: To set the Tape length of the cassette
being used to ensure correct indication
of the remaining tape time.
Set Tape length as follows:
[AUTO (2 E-240)]:
The VCR automatically distinguishes
E30, -60, -90, -120, -180 and -240
tapes.
[E-195]: For E195 tape
[E-260]: For E260 tape
[E-300]: For E300 tape
Even if you have selected the correct tape length, the
remaining tape time may not be indicated correctly
with certain kinds of cassettes.
SQPB: To play back tapes recorded in the
S-VHS format (SQPB=S-VHS Quasi
Playback).
Set SQPB mode as follows:
[AUTO]: VCR automatically detects the format
in which the recording was made and
selects the same format for playback.
However, picture distortion may
appear.
Therefore, set to [ON] or [OFF].
[ON]: Use this setting when playing back a
cassette tape recorded in the S-VHS
format.
[OFF]: Use this setting when playing back a
cassette tape recorded in the VHS
format only.
Clock setting
Time
Date
Panasonic VCR
Clock setting
: AUTO
: 20:30:24
: 16.10.05
Clock setting
Time
Date
Panasonic VCR
Clock setting
: MAN.
: 20:30:24
: 16.10.05
Tape length
SQPB
Power save
VCR display
OSD
AV2
TV system
Language
Country
: AUTO (2 E-240)
: AUTO
: OFF
: DIMMED
: 4:3
: DECODER
: PAL
: English
: others
Other settings
Panasonic VCR
OK
OK
OK
EXIT
EXIT
OK
OK
MENU
MENU
MENU
OK
Setting the VCRs Clock
To Manually Adjust the Clock
Press the [MENU] button to display the Main menu on
the TV screen.
Press the [Cursor] buttons 34
to select [Clock setting].
Press the [OK] button to display
the Clock setting menu on the
TV screen.
Confirm that [Clock setting] is set to [MAN.], and then
press the [OK] button.
Use the [Cursor] buttons 3421 to set the date and
time.
Instead of the [Cursor] buttons 3421, you can also
use the [Numeric] buttons to set the date and time.
Press the [OK] button to conclude the setting.
Press the [EXIT] button to exit the On Screen Display.
To Activate the Automatic Time Correction
Function
If a TV station transmits a signal for time setting, performing
the operation steps below activates the Automatic time
correction function and the time is corrected automatically.
Press the [MENU] button to display the Main menu on
the TV screen.
Press the [Cursor] buttons 34
to select [Clock setting].
Press the [OK] button to display
the Clock setting menu on the
TV screen.
Press the [Cursor] buttons 34 to set [Clock setting] to
[AUTO].
Press the [OK] button to conclude the setting.
Under adverse reception conditions, etc., the
Automatic time correction function may not work. In
this case, the indication for [Clock setting] is
automatically reset to [MAN.].
If the reception conditions improve later on, it may be
possible to activate this function.
Press the [EXIT] button to exit the On Screen Display.
Hints:
If [Clock setting] is set to [AUTO] when you open the Clock
screen, do not set it to [MAN.], otherwise, the automatic
time correcting function is deactivated.
The built-in clock employs the 24-hour system.
In case of a power failure, an automatic back-up system
automatically maintains the operation of the clock for
approximate 60 minutes.
When [Clock setting] is set to [AUTO], the automatic time
correction function checks and if necessary adjusts the time
several times every day.
The automatic time correction function only works when the
VCR is switched off; it does not work in the timer recording
standby mode.
If [Clock setting] is set to [MAN.] and [Power save] to [ON]
(see page 18), the time may not be maintained correctly. In
this case, manually adjust the clock.