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RECORDING

2

Highlight Date (mm/dd/yy), press SELECT and input 
the local date using the NUMBER KEY, press SELECT 
again to confirm.

3

Highlight time (hh:mm:ss), press SELECT and input 
the local time by NUMBER KEY press SELECT again 
to confirm it.

The Title Screen

When you insert a DVD RW or DVD R disc, the title 
screen will appear. The title screen displays thumbnail
images and information for each title (recording) on the 
disc.

±

±

1. THUMBNAIL IMAGE - 

An image taken from the first

frame of the recording, the thumbnail image provides a 
visual cue to help you identify the titles on the disc. 

Types of Recordings

There are two recording methods you can use:

LIVE RECORDING 

- You can start a live recording 

by simply pressing the 

REC 

button while viewing 

video from an input source, such as the TV tuner or AV 
inputs. A live recording will end automatically if the 
disc is full.

TIMER RECORDING 

- You can also schedule a 

recording to automatically begin at a particular date 
and time by using the DVD recorder's built-in TIMER 
function. Recording can be scheduled to record once a 
week or daily. 

Making a Live Recording

Selecting the Input Source

After a DVD RW or DVD R disc is inserted in the DVD
recorder, you must select the input source that will be 
recorded. You may choose from the following input sources:

 

TUNER 

- The DVD recorder's built-in TV tuner allows you 

to record your favorite TV programs.

FRONT CVBS 

- Composite video input located on the front.

FRONT S-Video 

-S-Video input located on the front.

DV IN

- Digital video input.

REAR CVBS

-The Composite video input located at the back 

of the unit .Used for any video device with composite video 
output

±

±

1

1.TITLE

2

01/01/00

3

12:03:47

4

SP 00:00:20

5

1.The name of the pre-recorded. The default is TITLE.
2.The date of  the record. 3.The time of  the record.
4.The quality

5.Length of  the record.

3. NEXT INDICATOR - 

The ARROW SYMBOL appears 

above or below the 3 titles, indicating that a previous  page 
of titles exists.

2. TITLE INFORMATION - 

Displays information about 

the recording, including the date and time that the recording 
was made, the total length of the recording and the record 
quality.

Record from USB to optical disc- 

Enter the USB

Playback state, press REC button to archive mode. In this 
mode, press ADD/CLEAR button to select the files you desire 
to copy to DVD in the same file list. Then press REC to start 
archiving. The archiving will take place in a unique directory 
created by the product.
Note: You may only archive to a blank DVD, or a DVD that 
was previously used only for archiving from USB. You may 
not archive to a DVD that has already been used for video 
recording.

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File Play- STOP       0:00:00/0:00:00

FILES &DIRECTORY                     FAVORITE/PROGRAM

Add/Clear: Add or Remove Selected File.
REC: Archiving Selected File(s) to disc.

USB to DVD Archiving

Select Source File

Selected File List

../
../

-

.Mp3

.Mp3

.Mp3

.Mp3
.Mp3

-

.Mp3

-

.Mp3

USB to DVD Archiving

Select Source File

Selected File List

../
../

-

.Mp3

.Mp3

.Mp3

.Mp3
.Mp3

-

.Mp3

-

.Mp3

Archive Confirm

OK

Cancel

Are you sure to copy selected
files to optical disc?

Press RETURN to exit edit mode,

 

UP/DOWN or 0~9 to edit.

Press 

SYSTEM SETUP-CLOCK

1

Date(mm/dd/yy)  

        01/01/01

Time(hh:mm:ss)          21:45:23

Press RETURN to exit edit mode,

 

 UP/DOWN or 0~9 to edit.

Press

SYSTEM SETUP-CLOCK

1

Date(mm/dd/yy)          01/01/01

          21:45:23

Time(hh:mm:ss)

Summary of Contents for DVDR-X40

Page 1: ...r the performance of procedures other than those specified may result herein hazardous radiation exposure To prevent direct exposure to laser beam do not try to open the enclosure Visible laser radiat...

Page 2: ...cut 1 Read this Manual After unpacking this product read the manual carefully and follow all the operating instructions 2 Power Sources This product should be operated only from the type of power sour...

Page 3: ...ed b If liquid has been spilled into or objects have fallen into the product c If the product has been exposed to rain or water d If the product does not operate normally e If the product has been dro...

Page 4: ...copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation Revers...

Page 5: ...uts 16 DVD RECORDER OPERATION Powering on the unit 17 Initial Setup Procedure 17 Using the menus 17 Inserting a Disc 18 Using Disc menus 18 Basic disc playback 19 Advanced playback 20 Slow motion play...

Page 6: ...isc title navigator gives you quick and easy access to your recordings l Built In TV tuner front and rear AV inputs l Editing features like Add Delete or hide chapters l Your recordings are playable o...

Page 7: ...e they will be compatible with standard DVD player Discs suitable for Playback DVD R RW These discs can be played back when recorded in standard DVD video format TM TM CD AUDIO An on screen navigator...

Page 8: ...cover Install the batteries in the compartment Notes on batteries 1 If the remote control does not function unless very close to the unit 2m the batteries may be running low 2 In case of leakage dispo...

Page 9: ...me normal playback 19 AUDIO Select an audio track on DVD or other discs 20 PSCAN Set the video output format to progressive scan or Interlaced 21 REPEAT Select to repeat A B chapter title or disc 22 R...

Page 10: ...l use a minute amount of power to enable power on from the remote control 2 REC Begin recording the source to disc 3 DISC TRAY Load DVD R RW DVD CD SVCD MP3 optical discs 4 OPEN CLOSE Press to open or...

Page 11: ...f sound track currently active CHANNEL current TV channel indicator DOLBY indicates when the Dolby Digital or DTS processors are active TV Indicates when in TV mode 3 DISC TYPE INDICATORS Displays the...

Page 12: ...nt supporting 2CH 5 1CH audio in 6 COMPONENT PROGRESSIVE SCAN VIDEO OUTPUT Use this output with TVs supporting component video or progressive scan input for the best video quality Select this output i...

Page 13: ...ow and is normally accompanied by stereo audio inputs colored red and white for stereo channels right and left respectively 1 2 3 On your TV select the video input This is normally done by Selecting V...

Page 14: ...n the remote control S Video Input Jack S Video Cable 1 Component Video Input Jacks Y Cb Pb Cr Pr Component Video Cable Connect an S Video lead to the S Video output on the unit to the corresponding i...

Page 15: ...tion to an antenna is required if you wish to record TV shows using the in built tuner If you have multiple antenna RF points you may connect the DVDR X40 directly to the point however if you only hav...

Page 16: ...it supports external video sources with S Video Composite Video and or Stereo Audio connections L R V COMPOSITE VIDEO STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT VIDEO IN Audio Video sources such as DVD player or VCR with Co...

Page 17: ...nge any of the settings you chosen during the initial setup later in the DVD recorder s SETUP MENU 2 Use the UP DOWN keys to increase or decrease the value of a selected field or move to a field above...

Page 18: ...u Most DVDs will automatically display a menu after the disc is inserted This is the disc menu of the DVD which is different for each disc Use the ARROW keys on the remote control to navigate through...

Page 19: ...will only work during disc playback not when the disc is stopped To use the fast forward reverse function with the remote control press the REV or FWD key repeatedly to cycle through all speeds in th...

Page 20: ......

Page 21: ...change Repeat the same chapter Repeat the title Return normal playback Repeat the A B RPT Set start point A for A B repeat A_ A B RPT C RPT T RPT NORMAL Repeating A B Title Chapter or Track Press REP...

Page 22: ...ifferent languages commentaries or different audio streams such as multi channel Dolby Digital signals 1 During playback press the AUDIO button to cycle though available audio tracks Subtitles Most DV...

Page 23: ...SO 9660 mode 1 closed section format for best compatibility Playing MP3 Files The MP3 Player When you insert a disc containing MP3 files the player will launch the MP3 player an on screen interface fo...

Page 24: ...es Like video tape DVD RW discs can be recorded to erased and re used But unlike video tape DVD RW discs will retain their crystal clear digital quality even after being erased and re recorded over 10...

Page 25: ...ELECT And UP DOWN to select the ON OFF HQ High quality About 60 minutes SP Standard play quality About 120minutes EP Extended play quality About240minutes SLP Super long play About 360minutes Checking...

Page 26: ...ideo input located at the back of the unit Used for any video device with composite video output 1 1 TITLE 2 01 01 00 3 12 03 47 4 SP 00 00 20 5 1 The name of the pre recorded The default is TITLE 2 T...

Page 27: ...ur recording is not complete on a DVD R DVD RW disc until the disc is finalized Until then it can be recorded to played back and edited on the DVD recorder but it will not be compatible with any other...

Page 28: ...y mode your recorder will wake up one minute before schedule MODE Select frequency for timer recording Daily Weekly or Once Press SELECT to edit mode DATE Select date for timer recording Press SELECT...

Page 29: ...rocess Using your remote control choose FINALIZE DISC with the arrow keys and hit the SELECT button 4 5 Wait for the finalization process to complete Do not power off the unit or remove the disc until...

Page 30: ...option to change your existing password If you have forgotten your password you may use the MASTER PASSWORD of 3308 in place of the old password SCREEN SAVER Default setting ON You can enable the buil...

Page 31: ...ng level Input new password SYSTEM SETUP PLAYBACK 1 TV aspect ratio Rating level Digital audio output Closed captions Analog audio output OFF Letter box RAW ON 5 1CH ENTER PASSWORD OK Cancel NEW Passw...

Page 32: ...fault source Default quality ON OFF OFF SP ON Auto chapter marker Default source Default quality ON Tuner SP Select TV channel as source SYSTEM SETUP RECORD 1 SYSTEM SETUP RECORD 1 Auto ctapter marker...

Page 33: ...to edit 0 9 to change channel PAL B G UP DOWN to change item LEFT RIGHT to manual scan STOP to stop manual scan PAL B G UP DOWN to change item SELECT to edit UP DOWN to change sound mode SELECT to co...

Page 34: ...N to change item LEFT RIGHT to fine tune PAL B G Press SELECT to save your change of channel information PAL B G Press RETURN to exit edit mode UP DOWN or 0 9 to edit Press Press RETURN to exit edit m...

Page 35: ...number keys on remote to select desired title 4 CHAPTER Change chapter quickly by using number keys on remote to select desired chapter 5 AUDIO Select your desired audio setting if available DVD MOD E...

Page 36: ...marker will be set for the current point in playback Delete marker the current marker will be deleted Delete all marker all chapter markers for the current title will be deleted TITLE Select the titl...

Page 37: ...new title Rename disc Record a new title Play Erase disc Overwrite disc Lock disc Using this feature you may change the title name This is useful as live recordings are only titled with date time inf...

Page 38: ...l If the recorder is in Standby Mode glowing red light to the left of the disc tray the disc will not eject Turn the recorder on with the remote control and then eject the disc Distorted Picture when...

Page 39: ...PERFORMANCE l Resolution 720x480 NTSC 720x576 PAL in HQ Mode l DA Converter 10 bit l AD Converter 9 bit l Video Outputs Composite S Video Component l Scanning Progressive Scan Interlaced scan l Laser...

Page 40: ...KC 001 P40 4x 8x PRINCO YUDEN000 Media ID MCC T02 RICOHJPN BEALLPO BEALL000 Media ID MITSUBISHI MITSUBISHI TDK 16x 16x TTH02 003 TDK TDK NO T Recommended Media Speed Manufacturer ID SKC 2 4x RISHENG 4...

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