Operation – Hitachi VM-E625LA User Manual
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Advanced Techniques
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Note: If the channel on the VCR does not change with the above operation, you need to switch the remote
control code of your VCR. Refer to the VCR's instruction manual. If the channel still does not change after you
have changed the VCR's remote control code, the edit remote control cannot operate your VCR.
VCR Brands Press VCR SET and This Button
Hitachi REVERSE
Sony PROGRAM
Panasonic FORWARD
Toshiba IN
Mitsubishi COPY
START
Sanyo OUT
Sharp
NEC
JVC
Akai A/V
DUB
Gold Star
PHILIPS
RCA DISPLAY
Zenith COUNTER
RESET
Magnavox TITLE
ON/OFF
Note: The remote control code is held in memory until it is changed or the batteries are replaced.
Note: Point the remote control straight at the VCR's infrared receiver for operation.
Note: Use the remote control indoors. When the infrared receivers of the VCR and camcorder are exposed to
direct sunlight or strong artificial light, the remote control may not operate correctly.
Note: The remote control cannot be operated if there is an obstacle between the remote control and infrared
receiver. Especially, be careful of this during dubbing.
Note: When the edit remote control is connected to the camcorder, the buttons marked * in the figure above
perform the same operations as those of the other remote control provided.
Operation
You can select up to four different scenes or segments to be copied at one time.
Note: If sunlight or strong artificial light strikes the camcorder's infrared receiver, the editing operation may
not be possible.
Programmable Edit Hookup
1. Use the audio/video cable to connect the camcorder and VCR as illustrated and then connect the edit remote
control to the camcorder.
Note: If your VCR has two (stereo) AUDIO IN jacks, connect the audio plug to the left-channel AUDIO IN
jack.
2. Insert a recorded tape into the camcorder.
3. Set the CAM/OFF/VIDEO switch of the camcorder to VIDEO. Turn the recording VCR on and select line input.
4. Press the PROGRAM button of the remote control. The program display appears in the viewfinder.