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Playback will not operate correctly

The symptom description is indicated in brackets [

].

[The picture is noisy or is not in colour. Horizontal bars or lines 
run down the screen.]
• Tracking is not correct.

#

Adjust the tracking. See the right column.

• The TV has not been tuned to the VCR.

#

Tune the TV to the VCR. See page 6.

• The video heads are clogged or worn.

#

Consult Panasonic Customer Care Centre for advice on 

132600. (NV-HV60GL only)

#

Consult your dealer for further advice.

• The playback picture is distorted when using an E300 type 

video cassette that was recorded in the LP or EP mode.

#

We recommend that you use video cassettes other than 

type E300.

Recording will not operate correctly

The symptom description is indicated in brackets [

].

[The 

 indication flashes whenever recording is attempted.]

• The erasure prevention tab on the video cassette has been 

broken off.

#

Use a tape with an intact erasure prevention tab, or cover 

the tab hole with adhesive tape, if the original recording is 
no longer required.

[The picture is recorded with noise or a blank screen.]
• The aerial or aerial cable is defective.

#

Check the aerial connection to the VCR. See page 5. 

#

Check your normal TV picture. If there is no picture, check 

your aerial.

• The VCR is not correctly tuned.

#

Retune the VCR. See pages 7-8.

• A1 or A2 has been selected.

#

Select the required TV programme.

[Timer recording cannot be performed.]
• The clock or calendar has been incorrectly set.

#

Check the clock and calendar. Set them to the present 

time. (Note that this is a 24-hour clock.)
See page 9.

• The recording starting or ending time setting is incorrect.

#

Set the recording starting and ending time correctly.

• The VCR has not been set for timer recording.

#

Press [TIMER (REC)] 

(19)

 after programming for timer 

recording.

[AV external recordings cannot be made.]
• A1 or A2 has not been selected.

#

Select A1 or A2 by pressing [INPUT SELECT] 

(33)

.

• External AV connections are incorrect.

#

Check that the connections for external video and audio 

sources are correct. See page 15.

The remote control will not operate correctly

The symptom description is indicated in brackets [

].

[The remote control does not operate correctly.]
• The remote control transmitter beam is not reaching the 

VCR.

#

Ensure that the remote control is being pointed at the VCR 

and that the transmitter beam is not obstructed.

• The distance is too far.

#

Use the remote control within 7 m of the VCR.

• The batteries are exhausted. 

#

Replace the batteries. See the precautions for 

replacement on page 2.

• The batteries are incorrectly fitted with (

+

/

-

) reversed.

#

Fit the batteries correctly as shown on page 2.

Crystal View Control

The crystal view control function ensures that you always 
obtain the optimum picture quality so that you get the best 
picture automatically.

Adjusting the Playback Picture

Under normal conditions, the VCR automatically adjusts the 
playback picture for optimum quality. However, in some cases 
it may be necessary to adjust it manually.

If the Picture Contains Noise Bars and It Is Not Clear to 
See (Tracking adjustment):

If noise bars appear during normal playback, slow playback or 
still playback, follow the operations below.

During normal or slow playback, 
press [TRACKING/V-LOCK] 

(32)

 

_

 

or 

`

 until the bars noise disappear.

• If the noise bars appear during still 

playback, switch the VCR over to 
the slow playback mode and then 
adjust the tracking as explained 
above.

To Return to Auto Tracking:

Press both [TRACKING/V-LOCK] 

(32)

 

_

 and 

`

 

simultaneously.

If the Still Picture Scrolls Up or Down
(V-Lock Adjustment):

If the still picture scrolls up or down, perform the following 
operation.

During still playback, keep [TRACKING/V-LOCK] 

(32)

 

_

 or 

`

 

pressed until the picture stops scrolling.

Precautions:

• With certain TV models and tapes, it may not be possible to 

adjust the tracking.

• If you play back a cassette that was recorded on another 

VCR, the picture quality may be inferior and it may be 
necessary to adjust the tracking. Also, on some TVs, the 
picture may scroll up and down in the special playback 
functions.
However, these are not malfunctions.

Dirt on the video heads

If the video heads get dirty, pictures will not be recorded or 
played back clearly.
(See the following conditions.)

If this happens, insert and eject a cassette 5-10 times 
successively to remove the dirt from the video heads. 
If the problem still persists after performing above, contact a 
service personnel to request assistance.

Normal picture

Small amount 
of dirt

Large amount 
of dirt

Head cleaning by service agents is not covered by 
warranty.

TV screen

Playback picture 
containing noise bars

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Summary of Contents for NV-HV60 Series

Page 1: ...VCR 9 Settings Using the On Screen Display 10 Option Setting 11 Playback 12 Recording 13 Timer Recording 16 Search Functions 19 Before Requesting Service 21 Specifications 23 Model No NV HV60 Series VQT0B18 Video Cassette Recorder Before attempting to connect operate or adjust this product please read the instructions completely Contents Page Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...VCR during lightning storms Anything heavy on the VCR Connecting or handling the equipment with wet hands Using a cell phone near the VCR because doing so may cause noise to adversely affect the picture and sound Do Wipe the VCR with a clean and dry cloth Install the VCR in a horizontal position Keep the VCR TV and other equipment switched off until you have finished all connections Condensation m...

Page 3: ...NG V LOCK CH VCR TV MENU 1 2 3 4 JET REW OK Controls and Components VIDEO 2 2 2 IN OUT AC IN RF 2 2 IN AV1 OUT L AUDIO R TAPEREFRESH PICTUREMODE GUIDE CHECK REC OTR STOP PLAY EJECT CH TIMER REC JET REW PLAY PROG PROG TIMER Í I 1 8 5 38 29 39 40 32 19 44 43 42 24 25 26 41 45 47 46 48 49 50 51 54 53 52 9 1 2 7 4 9 10 6 5 3 8 13 14 12 11 15 21 18 17 19 20 16 22 28 25 24 27 23 29 26 34 31 30 33 35 32 ...

Page 4: ... OTR 42 VCR display 43 Infra red Remote Control Receiver window 44 TIMER CHECK 45 PROG GUIDE 46 AUDIO IN sockets AV 2 47 VIDEO IN socket AV 2 48 AC Input socket 49 VIDEO IN socket AV 1 50 VIDEO OUT socket 51 RF IN socket 52 RF OUT socket 53 AUDIO OUT sockets 54 AUDIO IN sockets AV 1 TV Operation using the remote control Set VCR TV switch 22 to TV You can use TV ON OFF 1 1 Numeric 2 2 AV 3 3 VOLUME...

Page 5: ...th the VCR Remote Control Connections This section shows you how to connect the VCR to an aerial TV etc When the VCR is turned on after unpacking and connecting the aerial cable and the mains lead Plug in Auto Tuning starts automatically NV HV60GN only Basic Connections The following connections are required to record and play back the video cassette through the TV Connection to a TV using the Aud...

Page 6: ...ns 1 Set the TV to an unused position which you wish to use for your video playback Tune the TV until the display shown below appears on the screen Please refer to the TV manufacturers operating instructions regarding tuning 2 Press MENU 7 To Change the RF output Channel In some rare cases after tuning the TV to your VCR interference may be visible on the picture To get rid of this interference yo...

Page 7: ...e 1 Disconnect the mains lead and then reconnect it 2 Turn off the VCR and then turn it on Auto Tuning commences Auto Tuning Using the On Screen Display Introduction The VCR is tuned automatically by Plug in Auto Tuning However Auto Tuning using the On Screen Display should be performed according to the following method if necessary Preparations Confirm that the TV is on and the VCR viewing channe...

Page 8: ...programme position For the 5A and 9A channels input the following numbers 90 for CH 5A 91 for CH 9A Example for NV HV60GL For other channels that require tuning repeat steps 3 6 7 Press MENU 7 twice to exit the On Screen Display Fine Tuning Procedure Follow steps 1 to 3 of Manual Tuning Procedure 4 Press Cursor 37 34 to select FINE then press Cursor 37 21 to obtain the best tuning condition Press ...

Page 9: ...revious item At the set time H M point When it is kept pressed the indication changes in 30 minute steps There is no need to press Cursor 37 1 4 Press MENU 7 The clock starts Time Reset Function If the clock is less than two minutes slow or fast it can easily be reset to the proper time Example Resetting the clock to 12 00 00 1 Press MENU 7 to display the Main menu on the TV screen 2 Press Cursor ...

Page 10: ...ound system in which it is broadcast is automatically indicated STEREO M1 and M2 Indicator NV HV60GN When receiving a TV programme with the Stereo Bilingual or NICAM sound system the type of sound system in which it is broadcast is automatically indicated STEREO When receiving a Stereo NICAM stereo broadcast M1 M2 When receiving a Bilingual NICAM dual sound broadcast M1 When receiving a NICAM mona...

Page 11: ...ls 3 58 For TVs that can receive NTSC 3 58 signals JET NAVIGATOR To set the conditions for the Jet Navigator Function Press Cursor 37 21 to select ON or OFF OFF Initially set at this position ON Jet Navigator function works If you select ON OSD REC is set to OFF automatically DELETE NAVIDATA To delete all the Jet Navigator data stored in the VCR memory Press Cursor 37 21 to select OK then press OK...

Page 12: ...e unstable or the picture may be otherwise distorted When you play back a tape recorded in the LP mode the picture may be in black and white When you play back a tape recorded in the EP mode the picture and the sound may be unstable However these are not malfunctions To Play back S VHS Cassette Tape SQPB S VHS Quasi Playback It is also possible to play back tapes recorded in the S VHS system Some ...

Page 13: ...erations 1 Insert a video cassette with an intact erasure prevention tab If it has already been inserted press VCR ON OFF 1 to turn the VCR on 2 Select the TV station using Channel 32 It is also possible to select by pressing Numeric 2 3 Press REC 27 REC OTR 41 to start recording 4 Press Stop 9 to stop recording To Select the Desired Tape Speed Press SPEED 20 before recording SP provides standard ...

Page 14: ... received the indicators are lit to inform you the type of broadcast See page 10 To record the regular sound ordinary normal sound on the FM audio tracks when a NICAM programme is received set MONAURAL to ON See page 11 To hear stereo performance connect as shown on page 5 to a TV or Stereo Amplifier with left and right audio inputs Important Note for the NICAM System When NV HV60GN is switched on...

Page 15: ...ing pause mode for more than 5 minutes in step 3 or 6 the VCR automatically switches over to stop mode to protect the video heads To Delete all of a Cassette s Contents Tape Refresh Function You can delete a cassette contents the picture the sound and the Jet Navigator data all at once Operations 1 Be sure to set JET NAVIGATOR to ON when you want to delete all contents of a cassette that is record...

Page 16: ... time with slightly reduced picture and sound quality Regarding the A indication refer to page 17 When you play back a tape recorded in the EP mode the monaural sound may be unstable 7 Press Cursor 37 1 to select the Category Then select the desired category by pressing Cursor 37 3421 Alternatively you can set the category on the Navigator list See page 19 for details This function is activated wh...

Page 17: ...s in Succession Repeat steps 1 9 of 4 Key Programming Programming a Timer Recording of a TV Programme Until its End Tape Speed Auto Change Function If the VCR determines that the remaining tape time is insufficient to record the programme to its end during a timer recording performed in the SP mode this function automatically changes the tape speed to ensure that the whole programme will be record...

Page 18: ... data will be cancelled from the memory by 4 A M two days later However if the timer recording function is activated at that time the programmed timer recording data will not be cancelled After you cancel the programmed timer recording data the current tape speed is displayed during the stop mode DATE CH ON OFF 29SA 2 20 02 21 30 SP SU SA 25 10 30 11 00 A SU 14 15 00 16 00 SP 19WE 5 22 15 23 30 EP...

Page 19: ...s The Jet Navigator list is stored in each cassette Signals approximately 10 seconds before and after the current tape position are checked During this checking CHECKING JET NAVIGATOR DATA is displayed on the TV screen Checking cannot be performed properly when signals are attempted to be checked at portions of the tape where there are no signals such as at unrecorded portions of the tape In this ...

Page 20: ...ded in the following cases When you start a recording by pressing REC 27 or REC OTR 41 When a timer recording starts When you press REC 27 on the remote control during recording Conditions for correct operation of the Index search function The VCR must be in the stop mode or in the playback mode Each programme recorded on the tape must be at least 5 minutes long Preparations Display the VCR pictur...

Page 21: ...E 13 PROG GUIDE 45 PROG CHECK 14 or TIMER CHECK 44 has been pressed when the clock is not set Set the clock PLEASE USE A CASSETTE WITH TAB REC OTR 41 REC 27 or TIMER REC 19 has been pressed with a video cassette without an intact erasure prevention tab Use a video cassette with an intact erasure prevention tab NO TIMER RECORDING HAS BEEN SET TIMER REC 19 has been pressed with no timer programmes S...

Page 22: ... is not reaching the VCR Ensure that the remote control is being pointed at the VCR and that the transmitter beam is not obstructed The distance is too far Use the remote control within 7 m of the VCR The batteries are exhausted Replace the batteries See the precautions for replacement on page 2 The batteries are incorrectly fitted with reversed Fit the batteries correctly as shown on page 2 Cryst...

Page 23: ...imuth recording Colour signal converted subcarrier phase shift recording Input Level VIDEO IN PHONO 1 0 Vp p 75 ohm terminated Output Level VIDEO OUT PHONO 1 0 Vp p 75 ohm terminated RF Modulate UHF Channel AU28 69 NV HV60GL 75 ohm NZ21 69 NV HV60GN 75 ohm AUDIO Input Level AUDIO IN PHONO j6 dBV more than 47 kohm Output Level AUDIO OUT PHONO j6 dBV less than 1 kohm Audio Track 1 track Normal mono ...

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