ページを印刷するThe counter counts in real time from when you load the cassette. This does not have to be at the beginning
of the cassette. The counter does not count unrecorded parts of the cassette.
If you rewind the cassette, the counter will count backwards, if you rewind beyond the zero position, the
counter counts in negative values for example, – 0:01:15.
Clock and counter display
This display will only appear when there is a cassette in the video.
STOP SP
PR01 P-01
Press
A
once to display the time and date.
STEREO ON
Press
twice to display the counter time and how long is
A
left to the end of the cassette.
Press
three times to clear the screen.
A
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Remaining time and cassette length
This display will only appear when there is a cassette in the video.
Press MENU and choose 'Tape Control' by pressing PR+ and then OK
TAPE CONTROL
TAPE REMAIN
GO TO ZERO
COUNTER RESET
PR+/-:SELECT
OK:CONFIRM MENU:END
Choose 'Tape Remain' by pressing OK.
Press PR+ or PR- to select the length of your current cassette.
Press OK to confirm. The display will show how long is left to the
end of the cassette.
This will be displayed for several seconds only.
Finding the counter zero position
This display will only appear when there is a cassette in the video.
REW
SP
GO TO ZERO
These buttons are used
on the following three
pages.
0:02:13
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TAPE REMAIN
E-180
E-240
E-300
PR+/-:SELECT
E-240 01:27
OK:CONFIRM MENU:END
Press MENU and choose 'Tape Control' by
pressing PR+ and then OK.
Choose 'Go to Zero' by pressing PR- and
then OK.
The video will wind to the position 0:00:00
and stop.
Resetting the counter to zero
This display will only appear when there is a cassette in the video.
COUNTER RESET
Press MENU and choose 'Tape Control' by pressing PR+ and then
OK.
Choose 'Counter Reset' by pressing PR- twice and then OK.
The video will reset the counter to zero.
0:00:00
Cassettes
Use only good-quality cassettes with the VHS logo.
• Keep cassettes away from moisture or dust, magnetic and
electrical fields (for example, loudspeakers and computer
monitors).
• Always rewind cassettes to the beginning when you have finished
using them. Stand cassettes up with the full spool at the bottom.
PAL
Always keep cassettes in their cases.
You can protect your precious recordings from being recorded over by
breaking off the safety tab on the side of the cassette (some
cassettes have a slide). When you have removed the tab your video
will eject the cassette if ever you try to record onto it.
If you want to record onto the cassette after removing the tab, cover
the hole with sticky tape.
We advise you to use a head - cleaning cassette every six months to
keep your video in perfect working order.
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