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1VMN22718 HM210BD***** EN Printed in China VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER 31B-250 31B-254 (PDC) 31B-450 31B-454 (PDC) Owner’s Manual PAL Table of Contents Safety Information ................ ... ...... .............. ........... ........... ........... .............. ........... ........... ...... ........... ................2 Before Using This Product [...]
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2 EN Safety Informa tion WARNING: • Live parts inside. Do not remove any screws. • To avoid fire or electric shock, do not expose this unit to rain or moisture. • Dangerous voltage inside Precautions • Use only cassettes with the VHS mark with this V CR. • Do not attempt to open the cabi net. There are no parts you can service inside. R e[...]
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3 EN Before Using This Product Description of Controls Front Panel 1. Cassette compartment 2. F .FWD (F ast F or ward) button 3. PLA Y button 4. REW (R ewind) button 5. STOP/EJECT butto n 6. REC/O TR button 7. AUT O RETURN button 8. Indicator (See belo w .) 9. CHANNEL ( K / L ) buttons 10. FUNCTION button Indicator 11. ST ANDBY indicator 12. FUNCTI[...]
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4 EN Remote Control 1. FUNCTION button 2. number buttons 3. MENU button 4. DISPLA Y button 5. REW/ s button 6. ST OP/ L button 7. REC/O TR button 8. QUICK-FIND button (Only functions for 31B-450/31B-454) 9. SEAR CH MODE button (Only functions for 31B-450/31B-454) 10. P AUSE/STILL F button 11. SPEED/SYSTEM button (Only the function of SPEED is avail[...]
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5 EN Installatio n Connecting the VCR Basic Connection 1) Disconnect the TV’ s power cord from the AC outlet. 2) Disconnect the VHF/UHF TV aerial coaxial cable from the TV . 3) Connect the VHF/UHF TV aerial coaxial cable to the VCR . 4) Connect the VC R to the TV using the RF cable. 5) Plug the power cor ds of the V CR and TV into the AC outlets.[...]
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6 EN Initial Settings Video Channel Setting Video channel setting will be necessary, if your VCR is connected to the TV via the RF cable. • Use the r emote control for this procedure. 1) Insert a pre-recor ded tape into the V CR. The VCR will turn on and start playback automatically . If playback does not start, press PLA Y / K . 2) Select and ad[...]
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7 EN Channel Presetting Tuning of broadcast channels not already preset in the VCR can be performed in two ways. Automatic Channel Preset • By “ AUT OMA TICALL Y” tuning channels and placing them in sequential order in th e VCR’ s memory i.e. the first channel found will be memori zed into the VCR’ s channel position 1, the second cha nne[...]
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8 EN To Skip a Preset Channel The channels you can no longer receive or seldom watch can be set to be skipped when you access channels by pressing CHANNEL ( K / L ). • Use the r emote control for this procedure. 1) Pr ess MENU . 2) Pr ess PLA Y / K or STOP / L to select “INITIAL”, then press F. F W D / B . 3) Pr ess PLA Y / K or STOP / L to s[...]
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9 EN Basic Operation Playback Tracking Adjustment • T racking adjustment will be activated automatically (Digital T racking functio n) when you start playback. • When playing pre-recorded tape s or tapes recorded on units other than your o wn, noise lines (black and w hite streaks) may appear on the playback pict ure. If this occurs, y ou can a[...]
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10 EN Advanced Op erations Counter Memory This feature can be used to me morize a beginn ing point that you want to watch agai n. Rewinding or fast forwardi ng makes it easy to locate this point. Note: • If a tape includes both programmes recorded in the PAL system and one s recorded with NTSC system, this function may not be operated correc tly.[...]
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11 EN Picture Select This function enables you to se lect the picture quality of a tape. • Use the r emote control for this procedure. 1) Pr ess MENU . 2) Pr ess PLA Y / K or STOP / L to select “SET UP”, then press F. F W D / B . 3) Pr ess PLA Y / K or STOP / L to select “PICTURE”. 4) Pr ess F. F W D / B until the desir ed mode (NORMAL, S[...]
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12 EN To Stop a Timer Programme Which Has Already Started Press STOP/E JECT on the VCR. Note: STOP / L on the remote control will not function in the Timer Recording mode. To Correct Timer Programmes If you want to correct an auto matic timer afte r you finished setting programme, 1) Repe at ste ps 1) to 3) in the “Timer R ecording ” section. 2[...]
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13 EN the timer is not programmed co rrectly, the incorrect timer setting stays in effect unless you cancel it. To can cel the incorrect timer setting, refer to “To Cancel or Check the Start/ End Time’’. QUICK-FIND Operation for 31 B-450/31B-454 on ly This function enables you to se arch and confirm the contents of the recorded programme( s) [...]
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14 EN A Status Display To check the Counter, or Clock & Channel number, press DISPLA Y . Each time you press DISPLA Y , TV screen will change as illustrated: When you select the channel using the number buttons , select the desired channel (position number) . Note: If the on screen display or indicators on the front panel show an abnormal readi[...]
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15 EN Troubleshooting Guide If you have followed the instructions contai ned in this manual and have difficulty in operating yo ur VCR, locate the SYMPTOM in the left column below. Check the correspo nding ce ll CORRECTIVE ACTION column s to remedy the problem. Make your contribution to the environment!!! • Spent batteries do not belong in the du[...]
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© 2005-2006 FUNAI EUROPE GMBH. All rights reserved. EN Declaration of Conformity EMC-Directive: 89 / 336 / EEC Low Voltage Directive: 73 / 23 / EEC CE Marking: 93 / 68 / EEC We: FUNAI EUROPE GMBH Gasstrasse 18 22761 Hamburg, Germany declare that the Video Cassette Recorder 31B-250, 31B-254 31B-450 and 31B-454 are in compliance with following norms[...]