Panasonic DMR-E55 - Manual (Page 21)

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pEven when the unit is turned off, you can display the timer recording list by pressing [PROG/CHECK].
Press [PROG/CHECK].
w To change a program
Press [ , ] to select the program and press [ENTER].
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w To delete a program
Press [ , ] to select the program and press [_ CANCEL] or
[ADD/DLT].
w To exit the timer recording list
Press [PROG/CHECK].
The message “TURN RECORDER OFF FOR TIMER
RECORDING.” is shown on the television.
w To put the unit on timer recording standby
Press [ ¦ DVD POWER].
The unit turns off and “ &” lights on the unit’s display to indicate timer
recording standby has been activated.
pPrograms that failed to record are displayed gray. They are automatically deleted from the timer recording list at 4 a.m. two days later.
pDuring timer recording, you can change the end time as long as the recording mode is not “FR”.
Check, change or delete a program
TIMER
RECORDING
Remaining Recording Time
MODE CHECK OFF ON No CHANNEL DATE
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Press ENTER or VCR Plus+ to
store new program.
New Timer Program
Icons
This program is currently recording.
The times overlap those in another program. Recording of
the program with the later start time starts when the
earlier program finishes recording.
You stopped a weekly or daily timer recording. The icon
disappears the next time the timer starts recording.
The disc was full so the program failed to record.
The material was copy-protected so it was not recorded.
The program did not complete recording because the disc
is dirty or some other reason.
Message displayed in the CHECK line
OK: Displayed if the recording can fit in the
remaining space.
(Date): For recordings made daily or weekly, the display
will show until when recordings can be made
(up to a maximum of one month from the
present time) based on the time remaining on
the disc.
! : It may not be possible to record because:
pthe disc is write-protected
pthere is no more space left
pthe number of possible titles has reached its
maximum.