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Operating

Instructions

SB!

HQ

PAL

Video

Cassette

Recorder

NV-G40

Series

Panasonic

Before

attempting

to

connect,

operate

or

adjust

this

product,

please

read

these

instructions

completely.

VQT2620

CONTENTS

Page

3

FEATURES

4

CONTROLS

AND

COMPONENTS

6

INFRA-RED

REMOTE

CONTROLLER

AND

DIGITAL

SCANNER

8

INSTALLATION

8

TUNING

THE

TV

SET

TO

THE

VIDEO

PLAYBACK

CHANNEL

9

SETTING

THE

CLOCK

TO

THE

PRESENT

TIME

W

SETTING

THE

TUNER

IN

THE

VTR

11

THE

VIDEO

CASSETTE

12

PLAYBACK

15

RECORDING

FROM

A

TV

BROADCAST

SIGNAL

16

SUPER

OTR

FUNCTION

(ONE-TOUCH

TIMER

RECORDING)

18

TIMER

RECORDING

IMPORTANT

Your

attention

is

drawn

to

the

fact

that

recording

of

pre-recorded

tapes

or

discs

|

or

other

published

or

broadcast

material

|

may

infringe

copyright

laws.

cl

|

WARNING

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

)

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

EQUIPMENT

TO

1

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

O',

f

NV-G40A:

Australian

model

%

NV-G40EA:

New

Zealand

mode!

%

|

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

■

DO

NOT

REMOVE

OUTER

COVER.

To

prevent

electric

shock,

do

not

remove

cover.

No

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

is

the

safety

information.

22

CAMERA

RECORDING

23

DUBBING

(COPYING)

24

BEFORE

REQUESTING

SERVICE

26

CAUTIONS

27

SPECIFICATIONS

-

9

-

FEATURES

Slim

Design

and

Front

Loading

System

This

highly

functional

design

allows

loading

the

video

cassette

from

the

front,

thus

minimizing

the

space

required

for

the

placement.

Multi-Function

Display

Whenever

an

operation

button

is

pressed,

the

activated

function

is

immediately

indicated

on

this

easy-to-see

display.

It

shows

you

at

a

glance,

in

what

operation

mode

the

VTR

is

functioning.

Super

Still,

Super

Still

Advance

and

Super

Fine

Slow

Playback

Super

Still,

Super

Still

Advance

and

Super

Fine

Slow

Playback

are

possible

with

superb

picture

quality

free

from

noise

and

jitter.

Reception

of

up

to

32

TV

Stations

The

built-in

tuner

in

this

VTR

allows

pre-tuning

of

as

many

as

32

TV

stations.

So

this

VTR

can

accommodate

virtually

any

increase

in

available

TV

programmes

in

the

future.

Infra-red

Remote

Controller

The

Infra-red

Remote

Controller

unit

allows

operation

of

various

functions

from

the

comfort

of

your

favorite

viewing

position.

Lap

Time

Counter

The

new

Lap

Time

Counter

is

a

great

improvement

over

the

approximate

counter

systems

of

conventional

VTRs.

It

gives

you

an

exact

reading

of

the

elapsed

tape

time

in

hours,

minutes

and

seconds,

and

makes

it

easy

to

calculate

the

tape

time

left

on

a

cassette.

Digital

Scanner

This

Digital

Scanner

makes

it

possible

to

programme

timer

recordings

by

tracing

the

corresponding

bar

codes

on

the

supplied

Programming

Sheet.

The

traced

programming

data

can

be

confirmed

on

the

built-in

Bar

Code

Reader

Display

before

they

are

transmitted

to

the

VTR

at

the

push

of

a

button.

1-Month

Calendar

Timer

The

clock/timer

of

the

VTR

is

programmed

with

the

calendar

up

to

the

end

of

2002,

so

it

knows

exactly

what

day

of

the

week

it

is

on

any

given

date.

Programming

of

as

many

as

4

timer

recordings

is

possible

up

to

one

month

in

advance.

Auto

Operation

The

extremely

convenient

Auto

Operation

functions

of

this

VTR

include

Auto

Start

and

Auto

Play

when

a

recorded

cassette

is

inserted,

Auto

Eject

which

indicates

that

an

inserted

cassette

is

not

suitable

for

recording,

VTR-Off

Eject

for

ejecting

a

cassette

even

with

the

VTR

off,

and

Auto

Rewind

at

the

end

of

a

tape.

If

the

VTR

On/Off

Switch

is

pressed

during

the

rewind

mode

including

Auto

Rewind,

the

VTR

will

eject

the

cassette

and

turn

itself

off

when

rewinding

is

completed.

Super

OTR

Function

(One-Touch

Timer

Recording)

This

convenient

function

makes

it

possible

to

easily

programme

the

VTR

for

recording

of

TV

programmes

with

immediate

start

or

with

start

within

24

hours

by

precisely

setting

the

starting

time

and

ending

time

to

the

desired

minute.

When

the

recording

ends,

the

VTR

will

automatical¬

ly

turn

itself

off.

HQ

(High

Quality)

Picture

System

Video

recorders

carrying

the

HQ

symbol

mark

feature

the

new

VHS

High

Quality

Picture

System.

This

system

assures

complete

compatibility

with

VTRs

that

use

the

conventional

VHS

system.

No.

Description

Page

O

Cassette

Compartment

11

©

Clock

Button

9

©

Eject

Button

(4u)

11

©

Cassette-in

Indicator

11

0

Infra-red

Remote

Control

Receiver

6

0

Channel

Selection

Up

and

Down

Buttons

10

©

Multi-Function

Display

5

0

OTR

On

Buttons

17

0

OTR

Off

Buttons

16

0

Clock/Counter

Selector

12

©

Memory/Search

Lock

Button

12

0

VTR

On/Off

Switch

with

Indicator

8

©

No.

Description

Page

©

Slow

Tracking

Control

14

©

Tuner

Set-up

Controls

10

©

Timer

Controls

9

©

Timer

Record

Button

18

©

Rewind

◄◄

/Review

@

Button

12

©

Play

Button

(

►

)

13

©

Fast

Forward

►►

/Cue

Q

Button

12

©

Stop

Button

(

■

)

13

©

Pause/Still

Button

(II)

13

©

Record

Button

{•)

15

©

VTR/TV

Selector

8

©

Reset

Button

12

Tracking

Control

13

Multi-Function

Display

R

No.

Description

Page

©

Position

Indicator

10

©

VTR

Indicator

8

©

Channel

Display

10

@

Tape

Counter

Mode

Indicator

12

®

Recording

Indicator

15

(6)

Tape

Running

Display

12

©

OTR

Indicator

16

®

Timer

Recording

Indicator

18

(D

Everyday

Indicator

19

©

Date

Display

9

©

Memory

Indicator

12

©

Search

Lock

Indicator

12

No.

Description

Page

O

Audio

Input

Socket

22

©

Audio

Output

Socket

23

©

Test

Signal

Switch

8

©

RF

Output

Socket

8

©

RF

Signal

Level

Switch

8

©

AC

Mains

Lead

Socket

8

©

Video

Input

Socket

22

©

Video

Output

Socket

23

©

RF

Input

Socket

8

©

Video

Playback

Channel

Selector

8

©

Clock/Counter

Display

9

@

Timer

Programme

Number

18

INFRA-RED

REMOTE

CONTROLLER

AND

DIGITAL

SCANNER

Part

Number:

VEQ0684

O

VTR

On/Off

Button

©

Clock/Counter

Selector

0

Record

Buttons

(•)

O

Pause/Still

Button

(II)

©

Rewind

◄◄

/Review

@

Button

0

Play

Button

(

►

)

O

Slow

Buttons

©

Fast

Forward

►►

/Cue

Q

Button

©

Still

Advance

Button

(lit)

©

Stop

Button

(

■

)

©

Programme

Position

(Channel)

Selector

Buttons

0

VTR/TV

Selector

©

Transmit

Button

(2)

Bar

Code

Reading

Section

®

Digital

Scanner

On/Off

Switch

@

Transmitting

Section

How

to

Operate

the

Digital

Scanner

Set

the

Digital

Scanner

On/Off

Switch

to

“ON”.

•

If

no

operation

is

performed

for

more

than

25

seconds,

the

scanner

will

automatically

switch

over

to

the

power-saving

standby

condition

and

the

lamp

will

go

off.

(In

this

case,

if

bar

codes

have

already

been

read

but

not

yet

transmitted

to

the

VTR,

the

data

will

be

cancelled.)

•When

the

Digital

Scanner

On/Off

Switch

is

set

to

“ON"

but

the

lamp

is

not

lit,

set

the

switch

to

“OFF"

and

then

to

“ON”

again.

Tracing

the

Bar

Codes

®

Place

the

Digital

Scanner

vertically

on

the

Small

Box.

(§)

Trace

the

bar

code

quickly

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

6

-

o

Cleaning

Brush

for

the

Digital

Scanner

If

the

sensor

in

the

tip

of

the

Digital

Scanner

becomes

clogged

with

dirt,

it

may

become

impossible

to

read

the

bar

codes.

Clean

the

tip

from

time

to

time

with

the

supplied

brush

as

illustrated

below.

Keep

this

brush

in

the

storage

case

of

the

Digital

Scanner.

Cleaning

Brush

•Move

the

brush

several

times

over

the

tip

so

that

the

hair

enters

the

hole.

•Treat

the

Programming

Sheet

with

care.

If

the

sheet

gets

dirty

or

scratched,

the

bar

code

reading

may

become

impossible.

•Protect

the

Digital

Scanner

from

strong

shocks

and

vibration.

Keep

it

away

from

water

and

places

with

high

temperature

and

humidity.

•If

the

bar

code

is

traced

slowly,

it

cannot

be

read

correctly.

•When

there

is

no

“Beep"

sound,

the

reading

of

the

bar

code

is

incomplete.

Trace

the

bar

code

again.

•When

using

the

Programming

Sheet,

put

it

on

fiat

surface.

Reading

the

bar

codes

while

holding

it

in

your

hand

or

bending

it,

may

result

in

incorrect

operation.

•

Do

not

deviate

from

the

bar

code,

nor

stop

tracing

halfway.

•

Do

not

slant

the

scanner

to

trace

the

bar

code.

Power

Source

for

the

Remote

Controller

(Digital

Scanner)

■

The

Remote

Controller

is

powered

by

two

iEC

"R6"

(Digital

Scanner:

4

IEC

“R03")

size

batteries.

The

life

of

the

batteries

is

about

one

year,

however,

it

depends

on

the

frequency

of

use.

Inspect

and

if

necessary,

replace

the

batteries

once

a

year.

CAUTION

FOR

BATTERY

REPLACEMENT

•

Load

the

new

batteries

with

their

polarities

(©

and

©)

aligned

correctly.

•

Do

not

apply

heat

to

batteries,

or

internal

short-circuit

may

occur.

•If

you

do

not

intend

to

use

the

Remote

Controller

or

Digital

Scanner

for

a

long

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries

and

store

them

in

a

cool

and

dry

place.

•

Remove

spent

batteries

immediately

and

dispose

of

them.

•

Do

not

use

an

old

and

a

new

batteries

together.

(Also

never

use

an

alkaline

battery

with

a

manganese

battery.)

Load

the

batteries

as

follows:

O

Remove

the

battery

compartment

lid.

0

Place

the

batteries

in

the

battery

compartment

as

indicated

inside

the

battery

compartment.

o

Replace

the

lid.

Note:

•The

infra-red

beam

should

be

transmitted

directly

at

the

Infra-red

Remote

Control

Receiver

on

the

front

of

the

VTR.

•Direct

sunlight

may

interfere

with

the

beam.

•The

lightsensing

angle

of

the

Infra-red

Remote

Control

Receiver

window

in

the

VTR

is

about

60°.

•The

unit

should

be

used

within

a

range

of

about

7

meters

from

the

front

of

the

VTR.

Recommendation

To

save

battery

power,

make

sure

to

set

the

Digital

Scanner

On/Off

Switch

to

“OFF"

after

using

the

Digital

Scanner.

When

the

batteries

are

exhausted,

the

bar

code

reading

can

no

longer

be

performed.

-

7

-

INSTALLATION

Connection

to

a

TV

Set

i----

vi;

-

-

„•

,

■

>’!

■

■■■■

smafdEsse^-

NV-G40A:

5

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

install

ant

external

aerial

to

AS

1417.1.

Used

to

attenuate

the

reception

of

the

VHF

and/or

UHF

aerial

signals.

If

the

reception

is

normal,

set

to

“HIGH”.

If

the

signal

is

strong

(stripes

appear

in

the

upper

part

of

the

picture),

set

to

“LOW".

O

Connect

the

external

aerial

to

the

RF

Input

Socket

of

the

VTR.

0

Connect

the

aerial

terminal

on

your

TV

set

to

the

RF

Output

Socket

on

the

VTR

with

the

supplied

DIN-DIN

Coaxial

Cable.

0

Connect

the

AC

Mains

Lead

to

the

AC

Mains

Socket

of

the

VTR

to

the

mains

outlet.

©

If

the

TV

set

is

equipped

with

separate

video

and

audio

input

sockets,

it

is

recommended

to

connect

the

VTR

to

the

TV

set

with

separate

video

and

audio

cables.

TUNING

THE

TV

SET

TO

THE

VIDEO

PLAYBACK

CHANNEL

Video

Playback

Channel

Selector

[NV-G40A,

EA]

This

switch

is

used

to

select

the

Video

Playback

channel

offH

I

TEST

SIGNAL

ON

©

©

©

Turn

the

TV

set

on

and

select

the

AV

programme

position

or

another

programme

position

that

is

not

occupied

by

any

TV

station.

©

Press

the

VTR

On/Off

Switch

to

turn

the

VTR

On.

(FRONT

SIDE)

r

VTR

GS

V.

y

•The

corresponding

indicator

lights

up.

Set

the

VTR/TV

Selector

to

"VTR",

(FRONT

PANEL)

f

VTR/TV

L__1

V

J

•

VTR

Indicator

will

appear

in

the

Multi-Function

Display.

©

Set

the

Test

Signal

Switch

to

“ON".

0

Tune

the

selected

programme

position

(channel)

of

the

TV

set

to

the

VHF

channel

shown

below

for

your

model.

Confirm

on

the

TV

set

that

the

received

test

pattern

is

as

shown

below.

NV-G40A

VHF

channel

0

or

1‘

NV-G40EA

VHF

channel

2

or

3

•NV-G40A

only

In

some

areas

channel

0

may

be

used

by

local

TV

station.

In

this

case

switch

to

channel

1.

©

Set

the

Test

Signal

Switch

to

"OFF".

Your

TV

is

now

ready

to

receive

the

RF

output

signal

from

the

VTR.

©

To

check,

play

back

a

pre-recorded

tape

and

readjust

fine

tuning

of

TV

if

nec^ssVy.

-

8

-

SETTING

THE

CLOCK

TO

THE

PRESENT

TIME

The

built-in

digital

clock

employs

the

24-hour

system.

a

i:

:

i

+

For

Example:

Set

the

clock

for

Sunday,

October

10

1999,9:10.

•

Connect

the

VTR

to

the

mains

outlet.

•

Press

the

VTR

On/Off

Switch

to

turn

the

VTR

On.

O

When

connecting

this

VTR

to

the

mains

or

after

a

long

power

failure,

both

the

date

and

time

indications

flash.

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nuuumn/

^

n

n

n

•

n

nz

*jp

a

u

•

u

u>

©

Press

the

Clock

Button

to

start

the

date

and

time

setting.

©

Press

the

*'+"

or

Button

to

set

the

year.

—

O

uZ.

-y*

1

S

no

n

u

•

u

u

©

Press

the

Next

Button.

©

Press

the

“+"

or

Button

to

set

the

month.

I

I

I

—

i

u

r;

Vmn

nn

n

u

•

u

u

©

Press

the

Next

Button.

©

Press

the

“+”

or

”

Button

to

set

the

date.

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U

u

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Press

the

Next

Button.

©

Press

the

'*+"

or

Button

to

set

the

hour.

i

i

i

•

U

o

Ji

O-c

n

u

'rn'

©

Press

the

Next

Button.

©

Press

the

or

Button

to

set

the

minute.

©

Press

the

Clock

Button

when

the

present

time

be¬

comes

exactly

9:10'00".

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n

o

•

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At

every

push

of

the

Next

Button,

the

flashing

indication

changes

in

the

following

order.

YEAR—*’

MONTH—*DATE-*

HOUR-*

MINUTE

•The

Timer

Record

Function

should

be

set

to

“Off

",

otherwise

the

VTR

cannot

be

operated

normally.

In

this

case,

the

Timer

Record

Indicator

"\r\"

will

flash

to

warn

you.

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The

tuner

in

the

VTR

makes

it

possible

to

receive

TV

broadcasts

and

to

record

these

programmes

without

having

to

turn

on

the

TV

set.

Preparation'

•Turn

the

TV

set

on

and

select

the

programme

position

(channel)

which

you

have

tuned

to

the

video

playback

channel.

•

Press

the

VTR

On/Off

Switch

to

turn

the

VTR

on

•Set

the

VTR/TV

Selector

to

“VTR".

Tuning

Procedure

O

Press

the

Preset/Fine/Normal

Button.

The

indication

on

the

Multi-Function

Display

changes

from

the

clock

indication

to

the

position

indication.

©

Press

the

Channel

Up

or

Down

Button

to

select

a

programme

position

(channel)

which

you

want

to

tune

to

a

TV

station.

e

Press

the

Band/AFC

Button

to

select

the

T,

“HT

or

“U”

position.

Q

Press

the

“+”

or

Button

until

the

picture

of

the

desired

station

on

your

TV

is

satisfactory.

•If

the

“+”

or

Button

is

pressed

while

pressing

the

Next

Button,

the

stations

will

change

quickly.

The

tuned

station

is

automatically

memorized.

Repeat

steps

0~O

for

each

channel

you

want

to

tune

to

a

station.

©

Press

the

Preset/Fine/Normal

Button

twice.

The

indication

on

the

Multi-Function

Display

changes

to

the

clock

indication.

Fine

Tuning

Procedure

If

fine

tuning

is

necessary,

for

example

for

a

weak

station

which

is

close

to

a

strong

station:

©

Press

the

Preset/Fine/Normal

Button

twice.

The

tuner

in

the

VTR

can

be

preset

for

up

to

32

stations,

Press

the

“+”

or

Button

to

obtain

the

best

tuning

condition.

•

“AFC"

Indicator

will

not

be

displayed.

•To

return

the

tuning

to

its

former

state,

press

the

Band/AFC

Button.

©

Press

the

Preset/Fine/Normal

Button.

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