Panasonic PV-4760 - Manual (Page 40)

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WORD ABOUT THE CASSETTE
TYPES OF VIDEO CASSETTE
Use types with the IVHSl nnark in this unit.
Tape Speed
Setector position
MAXIMUM RECORD/
PLAYBACK TIME
NV-T160 NV-T120 [ ■ NV-T60
SPfStandard Play) 2HRS.40M1N. 2HRS. I 1HR.
LP(Long Play) 5HRS.20M1N. 4HRS. i 2HRS,
SLPfSuper Long Play) 8HRS. i 6HRS. 3HRS.
NOTES FOR VIDEO CASSETTE USE
Video Cassettes and their tapes are made with high precision. Be sure to observe the following points.
• Do not subject the tape to unnecessary movement.
• Do not insert and eject the video cassette over and over again, as this may result in tape looseness or scratches
on the tape;
• Never try to disassemble the cassette or splice the tape.
• Do not open the cassette, touch the tape, or put anything inside the cassette.
VIDEO CASSETTE STORAGE
• Avoid places where humidity is high or there is dust. ,
• Avoid places where there is magnetism (magnets, motors, transformers, speakers, etc.).
• Avoid dropping the cassette; do not subject it to intense shaking or vibration.
• Do not place cassettes in direct sunlight; keep them away from sources of heat.
• Store cassettes vertically, like books on a shelf. '
ACCIDENTAL ERASURE PREVENTION TAB
Accidental Erasure
Prevention Tab
• Accidental erasure of recorded material can be prevented by breaking off the tab on the
rear of the cassette with a screwdriver or similar tool. This will cause the erasure prevention
mechanism to function.
• If, for any reason, you later want to record on a cassette which has been protected as
described above, recordings can be made by covering the hole (where the tab was) with
cellophane tape.
• To prevent accidental erasure • To record again
Break off the tab with a screwdriver Cover the hole with cellophane tape
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