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Table of Contents

Terms

Identification of Controls

Front and Rear Panels

Remote Control

Installation and  Remote Control Usage

System Connections

Connect to a TV

Connect to 5.1 channel amplifier

Connect to an amplifier with digital decoder

System connection for recording external signals

NAVIGATION

 

 Mode

Recording Mode

Introduction

Entering the recording mode and menu description

Manual Record

Recording to DVD or HDD

Recording Quality

One Touch Record (OTR)

DV Controlled Recording

Copy from HDD to Optical disc

Copy from Optical to HDD

PIP (Picture in Picture)

File manager

Timer Recording

Chapter Editing

Introduction

Entering the Chapter Editing mode

Menu description

Operation steps

       Selecting the title to be edited

       Split  title

      Chapter Marker

       Hide/Unhide the title

       Index Picture

       Play

Exiting the Chapter Editing 

      

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Basic Information

Before contacting service personnel, please check possible causes according to the following 
instructions.

Appendix (Troubleshooting Guide)

Symptom

Possible Cause

Remedy

No Power 

1.Power supply disconnected;
2.Bad contact between the power plug 
and the receptacle;
3. The power of the receptacle is switched off.

1. Connect to the power supply.
2. Plug again or replace the receptacle with a new one.
3. Switch on the receptacle.

No sound

1.Incorrect signal connection;
2.The disc is deformed or  dirty;
3. The system is in the mute status.

1. Connect the signals properly.
2. Clean or fix the disc.
3. Press the 

Mute

 button.

No picture

1. Incorrect signal connection;
2. Incorrect TV status.
3. TV system out mode is Progressive, 
    but your TV system is Interlace mode

1. Connect the signals properly.
2. Adjust the TV/AV status.
3. Press

PS/IS

 to angle to mode.

No color

1. Wrong selection of TV system;
2. Improper color adjustment;
3. Incorrect video output settings

1. Set up the system by pressing the 

System

 button of the remote controller.
2. Readjust the color.
3. Check if the video output settings are correct.

Disc cannot 
be played 

1. No disc in the drive;
2. Disc placed wrongly;
3. Moisture has condensed in the unit;
4. Not in a playing status;
5. Wrong disk format;
6. Disc is dirty. 

1. Insert a disc;
2. Put the disc on the disc tray properly 
with the label side up.
3. Leave the unit on for about an hour 
(without disc)  before using it again.
4. Press the 

Play

 button to switch to 

playing status.
5. Replace it with a supported disc.
6. Clean the disc with a soft cloth from the 
centre to the edge.

Remote controller 
malfunction

1. The remote controller is not directed at the
 sensor;
2. The receiving distance is more than 8 meters;
3. Low voltage of the RC batteries;
4. There is an obstacle between the unit and RC.

1. Direct the remote controller at the 
    sensor.
2. Reduce the receiving distance.
3. Replace all the batteries.
4. Remove the obstacle.

Sudden malfunction

1. Bad disc quality;
2. Press other buttons by mistake;
3. Static from the outside.

1. Wait for 5~10 seconds and the playing 
will be restored.
2. Operate again.
3. Shut off the unit for 1-2 minutes and 
open it again.

Picture dividing

1. The selected system is incompatible
 with the disc;

1. Set up the correct system.

External signals 
cannot be recorded 

1. Incorrect system connection;
2. No disc or non-recordable disc;
3. The disc has been finished;
4. There is no free space in the disc.

1. Connect properly.
2. Insert a recordable disc.
3. Change a disc.
4. Change a disc.

No monitoring signal

1. Input source not prepared;
2. Wrong video output system;
3. The actual input source is not
 consistent with the selected one.

1. Prepare the input source.
2. Switch the video output system.
3. Select a proper input source.

Timer recording 
cannot be done

1.The disc does not meet the requirement;
2. Wrong time settings (System Clock or
 Recording Time);
3. The input source doesn't work properly
 during the recording time;
4. System power failure.

1. Replace it with a new DVD+R or 
DVD+RW disc.
2. Set up the time again.
3. Ensure the input source work properly 
during the recording time.
4. Set the system to standby status.

Recording 
aborted halfway

1. There is no free space in the disc;
2. Bad disc quality.

1. Replace it with a blank disc.
2. Replace it with a high quality disc.

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Summary of Contents for PVR-5000-250G

Page 1: ...USB DV VIDEO L AUDIO R OPEN PVR5000 HDD DVD RECORDER...

Page 2: ...ratio 90dB Audio distortion noise 65dB 1KHz Audio Level 2 0 Vrms 10k ohm Load General specifications Power supply AC110 230V 50 60Hz Power consumption 40W Standby power consumption 3W Size 430mmX48mm...

Page 3: ...be used for a long time disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet Note Do not pull the power cord When disconnect the unit from the wall outlet For optimum performance do not place heavy objects...

Page 4: ...adjust the color 3 Check if the video output settings are correct Disc cannot be played 1 No discin the drive 2 Disc placedwrongly 3 Moisture hascondensed in theunit 4 Not ina playing status 5 Wrongdi...

Page 5: ...channel NOTE Refer to Time Shift introduction page fordetailed explanation Space Management Automatic When Space Management is Automatic and the HDD is full the system shouldoverwrite un protected ti...

Page 6: ...no response from the user up to 1 minute before the timer recording is due to start If Ok is pressed or assumed the system should continue dubbing and graciously reduce the speed to the maximum possi...

Page 7: ...to display the SYSTEM SET UP MENU Use the CURSOR buttons of the remote control to select the Date dd mm yy and press the SELECT button to confirm Enter the correct date in mm dd yy format Month Day Y...

Page 8: ...recordable DVD disk can record 4 hour programs EP Good resolution a bosseyed recordable DVD disk can record 3 hour programs SP Ordinary resolution a bosseyed recordable DVD disk can record 2 5 hour p...

Page 9: ...SETUP MENU LANGUAGE 1 To satisfy the needs of consumers in different regions the unit provides various interface languages 2 Enter the system setup mode In the System Setup control bar menu use the or...

Page 10: ...select 2 CH or 5 1 CH and press the SELECT button to confirm SPDIF Output This unit has a digital audio output You can enjoy music of better quality through an amplifier with a digital audio decoder 1...

Page 11: ...SELECT button to confirm This setting must be in accordance with the TV system otherwise the video output might not work properly TV Type The product supports two different television systems that are...

Page 12: ...the or and SELECT buttons to select this item and press the or button to tune the frequency slightly Skip Yes or No use the or and SELECT buttons to select this item you can select Yes or No to decid...

Page 13: ...items For the differences of the six quality levels SP SP LP SLP EP and HQ see the glossary for reference Autoscan Auto program scan The unit has a channel tuner You can receive TV signals directly f...

Page 14: ...the System Setup mode Now the system setup control bar menu will appear on the top of the OSD as shown in the following chart The meanings of the icons are as follows 1 Auto Chapter Marker 2 Record Q...

Page 15: ...fect titles that are selected to be copied to DVD The selected tiles will be kept until copying operation is over Even after this procedure there is no space on the HDD to record the product will prov...

Page 16: ...g buffer data will be maintained Note If you change the input source of video and the video standard is different NTSC vs PAL the Time shifting buffer will be erased Note During Time shifting a Timer...

Page 17: ...isplay chart you may press REC TO button to switch difference HDD or DVD Record source Sys state STOP Record To Optical Disc As SP 25 min GB Elapsed Time 00 02 38 Remain Space 02 05 02 Recording Quali...

Page 18: ...to enlarge an image that is currently displayed on the screen and pan through to specific areas on the zoomed image There are two zoom options available 1 5x 2 0x which will be indicated on the scree...

Page 19: ...anged to a more interesting content then unpause time shifting to watch the remaining of the previous program Live broadcast shall be available in PIP ON OFF View live video in PIP during optical play...

Page 20: ...VPS Ch029 HDD SP Once Once Daily Weekly 35 DVD VCD Play Mode The Use of the GOTO Button 1 In the playing status press the GOTO button to cycle through various options in the play control bar menu With...

Page 21: ...ured with the set values before completing expected recording jobs Select any timer recording item and press the ADD CLEAR button to delete it Do not use the finalized DVD R RW disc 11 Switch the VPS...

Page 22: ...title in two 8 Time Time Selection Play Chapter Editing Editing Mode Title 04 04 Chapter 01 01 Play Chapter marker Hide Chapter Index picture Split title Time 0 00 02 Editing Mode Title Chapter 01 01...

Page 23: ...ng the system will write information to the disc So the system might not respond for some time Chapter Editing Editing Mode Title 04 04 Chapter 01 01 Play Chapter marker Hide Chapter Index picture Spl...

Page 24: ...ol select another title to be combined and pressENTER Press returnto cancel Note It ispossible to combinetwo MPEG 2 or MPEG 1 video titlesthat have beenrecorded by thesame recorder after being combine...

Page 25: ...utton to enter the Normal Play mode 4 Pressing the PLAY button directly is another way preform Normal Play There are various Repeat Play modes including Repeat Title DVD only Repeat Chapter DVD only R...

Page 26: ...3308 The user will be asked to Unlock the program before Play or any Edit or Dubbing operation In order to Unlock once you have highlighted the program on the HDD title list bring up the Popup menu by...

Page 27: ...then press the SELECT button To judge if a disc is write protected try the Browse Disc Information operation Awrite protected disc cannot be recorded erased or edited unless the write protection is ca...

Page 28: ...Title Overwrite Disc Lock Disc Optical Disc Copy All DVD RW DVD RW DVD RW DVD R 27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 TITLE 1 01 04 2004 2 13 09 58 3 SP 00 01 00 4 5 Introduction Different recorded programs make diffe...

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