Panasonic PV-4760 - Manual (Page 34)

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etails
The buttons described in the following details
(illustrated on pages 4, 5 and 6) are of various types.
Operation Buttons PLAY, RECORD, Special Effects,
Fast Access
Pressing one operation button cancels the others,
and pressing STOP ends any operation.
Toggle Buttons VCR or TV, Counter or Clock, Power
and Timer Function
Pressing a toggle button usually turns a special mode
ON and OFF; or selects two complimentary modes
one after the other.
Menu Buttons CLOCK, Timer Setting, PROGRAM,
ANTENNA SYSTEM SELECT
Pressing a menu button several times usually selects
a list of different functions or adjusts various counter
numbers.
• AC POWER CORD
Connect to a 120 V 60 Hz AC outlet.
ANTENNA CONNECTION
(See separate Guide.)
• UHF ANTENNA INPUT TERMINALS
(IN FROM ANTENNA)
Connect the UHF antenna to these terminals.
• VHP ANTENNA INPUT TERMINAL
(IN FROM ANTENNA)
Connect the VHF antenna to this terminal.
• VHF ANTENNA OUTPUT TERMINAL
(OUT TO TV SET) i
Connect this terminal to the VHF antenna terminal on |
the TV, using the VHF Connection Cable (supplied).
• UHF ANTENNA OUTPUT TERMINALS
(OUT TO TV SET)
Connect these terminals to the UHF antenna
terminals on the TV.
AUDIO Mulii-Piev BROADCAST SYSTEM
• INPUT AUDIO SELECTOR SWITCH
Use this switch to select the sound track you wish
to record, when the INPUT SIGNAL SELECTOR
is set to TUNER.
• MONO BUTTON
While recording weak Stereo Broadcasts, press
the MONO button for a monaural recording with
less noise. The MONO Indicator lights up on the
front panel.
AUDIO Multi-Plex BROADCAST INDICATORS
• AUDIO n INDICATOR
Lights up when a second audio program is being
received.
• STEREO INDICATOR
Lights up when a stereo program is being
received.
• MONO INDICATOR
Lights up when MONO has been selected by the
MONO Button.
• AUDIO OUT SELECT BUTTON
To select the type of audio sound and channel
combination you desire to monitor or playback for
the TV speaker, a Headphone, or AUDIO LINE
OUT.
• CASSETTE COMPARTMENT
Cassette is inserted here.
CHANNEL MEMORY R.L'
• ADD/OELETE BUTTON
Used during CHANNEL MEMORY programming
to add or delete a selected CHANNEL.
• AUTO SET BUTTON
To scan receivable TV channels and rnemorize
these channels when CHANNEL MEMORY
Button is ON.
• ANTENNA SYSTEM SELECT BUTTON
Set the ANTENNA SYSTEM SELECT Button to
the desired position (TV. CATV (NOR, HRC, IRC)]
depending on your cable system. If a cable
system is not used, leave it in the TV position.
Once it is set, do not change the position, or
Channel Memory settings may change.
For reference
There are basically three types of cable systems:
Normal, HRC, and IRC.
1) The “Normal" system is the most commonly
used and as the name suggests the frequencies
used for the various Cable channels are the
same as the frequencies used for the normal
broadcast channels.
2) The HRC system stands for Harmonically
Related Carrier. In this system the channel
frequencies are all offset from the normal
frequencies by a fixed arnount.
3) The IRC system (is also called ICC system)
stands for Incremental Related Carrier in this
system only channels 5 and 6 are offset in
frequency.
• CHANNEL MEMORY BUTTON
To use CHANNEL MEMORY this button is
normally OFF. For CHANNEL MEMORY
programming, set to ON to use ANTENNA
SYSTEM SELECT Button. AUTO SET Button or
CHANNEL ADD/DELETE Button.
• CHANNEL 3/4 SWITCH
Set to channel 3 or 4, whichever is not used for
regular TV broadcasting in your area to use your
TV as a VCR program monitor. (See page 3.)
• CHANNEL UP/DOWN KEYS
(Also for Unattended Recording)
To select VCR CHANNELS for viewing and/or
recording your preset TV broadcast stations.
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