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TIMER RECORDING ON HDD/DVD DECK
You can programme this unit to timer-record as many as 16
programmes.
With the
a
system, timer programming is greatly simplified
because each TV programme has a corresponding code number
which your unit is able to recognise.
You can use the remote control to enter the
a
number.
1
Load a recordable disc if recording to DVD.
2
Press PROGRAMME to access the programme top screen.
3
Press FGD E to select ASHOWVIEWB, then press ENTER.
● When APROGRAMME FULL DELETE UNWANTED TIMER
PROGRAMMES B appears on the TV screen, you need to
cancel some of the reserved programmes. (A pg. 52)
4
Press the number keys to
enter the
a number of
a programme you wish to
record.
OR
Press
FGD E to select the
desired number key on the
screen, then press ENTER.
Repeat to enter all required
numbers.
● If you have made a mistake, press FGD E to select ADELETEB
or ADELETE ALLB, then press ENTER and input the correct
number before you press ENTER again.
5
Press F G to select ARECORD TOB, then press ENTER. Press
F G to select the desired recording deck, then press ENTER.
6
Press FGD E to select ACONFIRMB, then press ENTER.
● If the number you entered is invalid, ASHOWVIEW NO. ERROR
CONFIRM SHOWVIEW NO. THEN RETRY B appears on the TV
screen. Input a valid a number.
● If AGUIDE PROGRAMME IS NOT SET SET GUIDE
PROGRAMME THEN RETRY B appears on the TV screen, set
Guide Programme Numbers manually. (A pg. 83)
7
The
a
number you entered and the matching timer-
recording information are displayed on the TV screen. Check
the programme data.
● To cancel this setting, press RETURN.
8
Press F G to select the desired recording option as required.
Press F G to select the desired setting, then press ENTER.
● AINPUT TITLEB (A pg. 58, AModify Title NameB)
● ACATEGORYB (A pg. 59, AModify CategoryB)
● AVPS/PDCB (A pg. 50, AVPS/PDC RecordingB)
● AWEEKLY/DAILYB (A pg. 50, AWeekly/Daily RecordingB)
● AREC MODEB (A pg. 34, ARecording ModeB)
9
Press F G to select AOKB, then press ENTER to access the
Programme Confirmation screen.
10
Press D E to select AEXITB, then press ENTER to complete
timer programming.
● To programme another timer, press D E to select
ACONTINUEB, then press ENTER.
● If APROGRAMME OVERLAPPEDB appears on the TV screen,
delete or modify the programmes.
NOTES:
● There may be cases that the
a
Timer Programming
function prolongs the stop time of the programming.
● When two successive programmes are recorded on a DVD-RW
disc with the
a
Timer Programming function, the
beginning of the second one may be left off the recording.
● If the copy limited programme is received during timer-recording,
the unit enters Record Pause mode. Recording starts again if it is
switched to a recordable broadcast during the time you
programmed.
c
Timer Programming
● Make sure that the unit’s built-in clock is set properly.
● Turn on the unit.
● Turn on the TV and select the AV mode.
● Slide the TV/CABLE/SAT/DVD switch to DVD.
PROGRAMME
FGDE
DISPLAY
0 – 9
VPS/PDC#
RETURN
ENTER
CABLE/SAT
DVD TV
SHOWVIEW NO.
1 2 3 4
1 2
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
3
1 2 3 1 2 2 3
ENTER
SELECT
PROGRAMME
EXIT
PROGRAMME > SHOWVIEW (1/2)
PRESS [PROGRAMME]
TO EXIT
SELECT WITH @
THEN PRESS [ENTER]
RECORD TO DVD
CONFIRM
DELETE DELETE ALL
IMPORTANT:
Make sure the channel position number you wish to record is
displayed; if not, see
Ac System SetupB (A pg. 83) and
set the Guide Programme number correctly.
IMPORTANT:
If you have moved to a different area or if a broadcasting
station’s channel number has been changed, the wrong channel
number will be displayed on the
a programme screen in
step 7. When this happens, set the correct Guide Programme
number for that station. (A pg. 83,
Ac System SetupB)
Satellite Receiver Users
To timer-record a satellite broadcast using the
a system:
A Perform ASatellite Receiver Control Setting (HDD & DVD
Deck Only) B (A pg. 22).
B Perform Ac Timer ProgrammingB (A pg. 49).
C Leave the satellite receiver’s power on.
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