Panasonic NV-SD230A - Manual (Page 26)

Search Functions
To Find the Beginning of Each
Recording
(VHS Index Search System)
Example:
Searching for the 2nd recorded segment in the forward
direction.
Press INDEX twice.
(This operation is performed while the VCR is in the stop
mode or normal playback mode.)
Display Symbol
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• After finding the specific recorded segment, playback
starts automatically.
• For the reverse direction, press INDEX y«.
• Up to 20 index signals can be searched for in both
directions.
• When the opposite INDEX button is pressed, the number
will decrease to 1.
• The figure on the display decreases by 1 each time an
index signal is located.
Recording Index Signals
Index signals are recorded in the following cases.
• When a recording is started by pressing REC • (• REC/
OTR).
• When timer recording is activated.
Note;
The index search function can only work correctly if the
index signals are spaced at least 5 minutes.
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The approximate beginnings of each recorded programme
are played in succession at the high speed so that the
programme to be viewed can be located easily.
Preparations
• Confirm that the TV is on and the VCR viewing channel is
^ selected.
• Load the pre-recorded video cassette.
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(This operation is performed while the VCR is OFF or
while the VCR is in the stop mode or normal playback
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•The tape is rewound to the start, and played for about
10 seconds at the high speed. It is then fast forwarded,
the VISS (VMS Index Search System) signals are
searched in succession, and each time the signals are
found, the tape is played for about 10 seconds at the
high speed.
When the programme to be viewed is reached, press >
(PLAY).
• Normal playback now commences.
To stop the operation at any time
Press □ (STOP).
Note:
This function may not work properly when recorded
programmes run for 15 minutes or less.
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