JVC SR-W5U Hi Vision Video Cassette Recorder Instructions
- June 16, 2024
- JVC
Table of Contents
- SR-W5U Hi Vision Video Cassette Recorder
- Product Information: SR-W5 U Hi-Vision VIDEO CASSETTE
- Specifications
- Safety Precautions
- Precautions
- Features
- Video Cassettes
- Head Cleaning
- Recording Modes and Types of the Cassettes
- Loading and Unloading the Cassette
- Controls and Connectors
- Indicators and Displays
- Preparations
- Recording
- Playback
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Can I use this recorder with a power source other than AC
- Q: How often should I clean the heads of the video
- Q: Are there different recording modes available on this
SR-W5U Hi Vision Video Cassette Recorder
Product Information: SR-W5 U Hi-Vision VIDEO CASSETTE
RECORDER
Specifications
- Model: SR-W5U
- Serial No.: LPT0002-0Q5A
- Operating Modes: HD, SD
- Input: S-VHS IN
- Output: R.A.E. OUT
- Power Source: AC 120V~, 60 Hz
Safety Precautions
CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover or
back of the product. There are no user-serviceable parts inside.
Please refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol is intended to alert
the user to the presence of dangerous voltage within the product’s
enclosure that may cause electric shock. The exclamation point
within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to
important operating and maintenance instructions.
Any changes or modifications not approved by JVC may void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment. To prevent fire or shock
hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
Precautions
This video cassette recorder should only be used with AC 120V~,
60 Hz power source. Using any other power source may result in
electric shocks or fire hazards. When the video recorder is not in
use for a long period of time, it is recommended to disconnect the
power cord from the AC outlet. The rating plate and safety caution
are located on the rear of the unit.
Features
- Hi-Vision VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
- Supports HD and SD recording modes
- S-VHS IN and R.A.E. OUT connectors for input and output
- Compatible with various types of video cassettes
- Head cleaning feature for optimal performance
- Remote control for convenient operation
- Display panel for easy monitoring
Video Cassettes
The SR-W5 U Hi-Vision VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER is compatible with
various types of video cassettes. Please refer to the cassette
manufacturer’s instructions for specific details on loading and
unloading cassettes, recording modes, and playback
compatibility.
Head Cleaning
To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to clean the
video recorder’s heads regularly. Please follow the manufacturer’s
instructions for head cleaning procedures.
Recording Modes and Types of the Cassettes
The SR-W5 U supports both HD and SD recording modes. The choice
of recording mode depends on the type of cassette used. Please
refer to the cassette manufacturer’s instructions for details on
the available recording modes and compatibility with the SR-W5
U.
Loading and Unloading the Cassette
To load a cassette, follow these steps:
-
Make sure the power is turned off.
-
Press the cassette compartment eject button to open the
compartment. -
Insert the cassette with the label facing up and the exposed
tape facing towards the front of the recorder. -
Close the cassette compartment.
To unload a cassette, follow these steps:
-
Make sure the power is turned off.
-
Press the cassette compartment eject button to open the
compartment. -
Take out the cassette by gently pulling it out.
-
Close the cassette compartment.
Controls and Connectors
The SR-W5 U Hi-Vision VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER features controls
and connectors on both the front and rear panels. Please consult
the user manual for detailed information on the functions and
operation of each control and connector.
Indicators and Displays
The SR-W5 U is equipped with a display panel that provides
important information during operation. Please refer to the user
manual for a detailed explanation of the indicators and displays on
the recorder.
Preparations
Prior to using the SR-W5 U, ensure proper connections are made.
Refer to the user manual for instructions on connecting the
recorder to other devices such as TVs or audio systems.
Recording
To perform basic recording operations, follow these steps:
-
Make sure the power is turned on.
-
Insert a compatible video cassette into the cassette
compartment. -
Press the record button on the front panel or remote control to
start recording. -
Press the stop button to stop recording.
Playback
To play back recorded content, follow these steps:
-
Make sure the power is turned on.
-
Insert a recorded video cassette into the cassette
compartment. -
Press the play button on the front panel or remote control to
start playback. -
Use the navigation buttons to control playback (e.g., pause,
fast forward, rewind). -
Press the stop button to stop playback.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I use this recorder with a power source other than AC
120V~, 60 Hz?
A: No, this video cassette recorder should only be used with AC
120V~, 60 Hz power source. Using any other power source may result
in electric shocks or fire hazards.
Q: How often should I clean the heads of the video
recorder?
A: It is recommended to clean the heads regularly for optimal
performance. The frequency of head cleaning depends on usage and
environmental conditions. Please refer to the manufacturer’s
instructions for specific guidelines.
Q: Are there different recording modes available on this
recorder?
A: Yes, the SR-W5 U supports both HD and SD recording modes.
Please refer to the user manual or the cassette manufacturer’s
instructions for details on the available recording modes and
compatibility.
INSTRUCTIONS
SR-W5 U
Hi-Vision VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
HD/SD
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS IN — R.A.E. –OUT
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For Customer Use: Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the rear of
the cabinet. Retain this information for future reference.
Model No. SR-W5U
Serial No.
LPT0002-0Q5A
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is
intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the
user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequncy energy, and if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
CAUTION CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT APPROVED BY JVC COULD VOID USER’S
AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
This video cassette recorder should be used with AC 120V~, 60 Hz only.
CAUTION: To prevent electric shocks and fire hazards, do NOT use any other
power source.
When you are not using the video recorder for a long period of time, it is
recommended that you disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet.
NOTE: The rating plate and the safety caution are on the rear of the unit.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Precautions ……………………………………………….. 4 Features …………………………………………………….. 4
VCR…………………………………………………………… 5 Video Cassettes …………………………………………..5 Head Cleaning
…………………………………………….6 Recording Modes and Types of the Cassettes … 6 Loading and
Unloading the Cassette …………….. 7
2 Controls and Connectors ………………………….. 8 Front Panel …………………………………………………. 8
Rear Panel ……………………………………………….. 11 Remote Control …………………………………………. 12
3 Indicators and Displays …………………………… 13 Display Panel ……………………………………………. 13
4 Preparations ……………………………………………. 14 Connections ……………………………………………… 14
5 Recording ……………………………………………….. 16 Basic Operations ……………………………………….. 16 How
to Check the Tape Remaining Time ……… 17 Retake Function ………………………………………… 17
6 Playback ………………………………………………….. 18 Basic Procedure ………………………………………… 18
Special Playback Procedures ……………………… 19 Next Function ……………………………………………. 21
Index Search …………………………………………….. 21 Adjustment of the Playback Picture ………………
23
7 Tape Dubbing …………………………………………..24 When Playing Back on SR-W5U and Recording
on Another Unit …………………………. 24 When Playing Back on Another Unit and Recording
on SR-W5U ………………………………..25 When Playing Back on a Video Movie and Recording on
SR-W5U ………………………………..26
8 Editing …………………………………………………….. 27 Audio Dubbing …………………………………………… 27 Random
Assemble Editing …………………………. 28 Insert Editing …………………………………………….. 30 Preroll
Editing ……………………………………………. 31 Preroll Insert Editing …………………………………… 32
9 Specifications ………………………………………….. 33
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1 PRECAUTIONS
Features
W-VHS format HD mode offers high-definition recording and playback of high-
vision signals on a base band.
W-VHS format SD mode also available to ensure high-quality picture for the
existing TV format sources.
W-VHS metal compatible high-power Sendust heads
The existing VHS/S-VHS video can be recorded and played back with a superb
quality.
Built-in RS-232C enables you to externally control this unit from your
personal computer.
With this video cassette recorder, you can enjoy the
HD and SD modes of W-VHS video. Be sure to use
cassette tapes marked with
.
Since the VHS mode and S-VHS mode are also
available, use video cassettes marked with
or
when you want to enjoy these modes.
What is HD mode? (HD denotes High Definition)
In HD mode, HDTV signals are recorded using multiple tracks, HDTV signal was
originally developed by NHK of Japan, and it stands for High-Definition
Television.HDTV is a next generation broadcasting system which eables high-
definition picture quality in comparision to conventional NTSC system.
What is SD mode? (SD denotes Standard Definition)
In SD mode standerd TV signals are recorded on a single track with high
picture quality and long recording times.
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1 PRECAUTIONS
VCR
Avoid using the recorder in places subject to the following conditions:
extreme heat, cold, or humidity, dust, vibrations, and poor ventilation.
Be careful of moisture condensation. Do not use the recorder immediately after
moving it from a cold place to a warm place. The water vapor in warm air will
condense on the still-cold video head drum and tape guides and may cause
damage to the tape and the recorder.
Handle the recorder carefully. · Do not block the ventilation openings. · Do
not place anything heavy on the recorder. · Do not place anything which might
spill on the top cover of the recorder. · Use in horizontal (flat) position
only.
During transportation, · Avoid violent shocks to the recorder during packing
and transportation. · Before packing, be sure to remove the cassette from the
recorder.
Video Cassettes
Use video cassettes marked with
/
/
with this unit. C-cassettes can be used with a C-cassette adapter (SA-CP11U) connected.
Video cassettes marked with
are
exclusively for use with a video cassette recorder
marked with
. Loading such cassettes into
existing S-VHS or VHS cassette recorders may
cause a damage to the machine.
Any cassette is provided with a safety tab for protecting it from accidental erasure. The cassette with its safety tab set at a protective position automatically starts playback when loaded into a machine.
W-VHS cassettes Slidable safety tab.
Protected position
Unprotected position
S-VHS, VHS cassettes · To prevent accidental erasure, remove the
cassette’s safety tab. · To record on a cassette whose safety tab has
been removed, cover the hole with adhesive tape.
Reverse side of a cassette is not usable. Before putting the cassette into
storage, make sure
that the tape is uniformly wound up to its beginning.
REC REC
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Head Cleaning
Perform head cleaning even 20 hours to enjoy clear pictures.
Video heads get soiled with repeated recording and playback, resulting in
rough, uneven picture. Perform cleaning of the tape transport mechanism every
20 hours with the provided head cleaning tape dedicated to W-VHS.
How to use the cleaning tape 1. Load the W-VHS dedicated head cleaning tape.
2. Press the PLAY button and then STOP button after about 30 seconds.
3. Unload the head cleaning tape and execute a usual recording and playback
procedure on a WVHS cassette to see if audio/visual quality has been
recovered.
4. If tape quality does not pick up, repeat the procedures 1. and 2. once or
twice.
Cautions
Do not rewind the cleaning tape after every use (for about 30 seconds). You
have only to start at the position where the tape stopped in previous
cleaning. Rewind to the beginning when the tape has been used to an end.
30 seconds are enough for one run of the cleaning tape. To keep running the
tape for longer than 45 seconds may damage the heads.
If sound and picture quality does not recover with the cleaning procedures
repeated three times, there may be some other causes of trouble. Consult your
JVC dealer.
The W-VHS dedicated cleaning tape can be used 100 times.
Recording or playback is not possible on the cleaning tape.
Do not use any cleaning tape other than the WVHS dedicated cleaning tape for
this machine.
The W-VHS dedicated cleaning tape can be used only with the video cassette
recorder marked with .
Recording Modes and Types of the Cassettes
Recording modes available depend on the types of the cassette in use.
Cassettes in use W-VHS
S-VHS
Recording modes HD SD S-VHS
VHS
VHS
Recording speed
SP
EP
SP/EP Selectable
SP/EP Selectable
Remarks S-VHS/VHS recording not possible.
HD/SD/VHS recording not possible. HD/SD/S-VHS recording not possible.
Cautions
· HD recording at EP mode is not possible. · SD recording at SP mode is not
possible.
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Loading and Unloading the Cassette
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R O L
TRACKING
AUTO
Loading
1. Insert the cassette. · Slowly push the center with its visible tape side
up. · Counter display turns 0:00:00. · The cassette with its safety tab
removed automatically starts playback.
Cautions · Keep your hand or other foreign substances away from the loading
slot. Take special care of young children to protect their hands from the
door. · When the cassette automatically comes out, insert it again after
several seconds.
Unloading 1. Press the EJECT button.
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
EJECT
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Front Panel
1
2 34
5
6
7
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R C L
8
TRACKING
AUTO
1 [S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT 4] connectors
Connect to the S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT connectors on the playback deck or
camcorder with the S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO cable when this machine is used as a
recording unit for editing. If the sound is monaural, plug it to the AUDIO L
connector. Identical audio sound will be recorded for left and right channels.
[REMOTE PAUSE] connector When editing with a JVC camcorder, connect the mini-
plug cord to this connector.
2 [PHONES] connector
Accepts the mini plug type headphone.
[VOLUME] adjust knob Adjust the sound level of headphone connected to the
PHONES connector.
3 [REC LEVEL] switch
MANUAL: Set to this position when adjusting the Hi-Fi recording level and the
volume balance between left and right audio channels manually. AUTO : Normally
set to this position.
4 [IR REMOTE] switch
OFF: Set to this position when not operating with a wireless remote control
unit.
ON : Normally set to this position.
[EDIT(HD REC)/NR(W-VHS PLAY)] switch When using W-VHS tapes, adjust the
picture to the desired tone. ON : · Set to this position when noise is
noticeable
during playback of HD/SD recorded tapes. · Set to this position when recording
from Hi-
Vision video cameras and from professional equipment.
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OFF : · Normally set to this position during playback.
· Set to this position when recording from another W-VHS VCR.
[Y/C TIMING] switch Adjusts the horizontal color phase. R : Set to this
position when the color phase shifts
toward the left. C : Normally set to this position. L : Set to this position
when the color phase shifts
toward the right. * This function is not effective while playing back a
tape recorded in the HD mode.
5 Tape loading slot door
6 Video unit display window
Displays the operational state of the recorder, counter and so on.
7 Infrared beam receiving window
8 [TRACKING /+] button
Suppresses the disturbances appearing on the picture when a tape recorded on
another machine is played back (or put on slow motion playback).
[AUTO] button Turns on and off the auto tracking facility.
2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
Front Panel
9 0 !@
$
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
%^
&* (
)
q w er
t
9 [OPERATE] button
Turns the power on and off.
0 [HI-FI AUDIO SELECT] button
Selects Hi-Fi audio sources to be played back. Every press of this button
changes right and left audio [ left audio [ right audio one after the other.
[AUDIO OUT SELECT] button Selects audio to be played back. Every press of this
button changes Hi-Fi [ Normal, one after the other.
! [629TBC] button
Corrects the distorted or blurred picture with an S-VHS or VHS tape.
@ [INDEX MARK] button
Marks the index signal.
[INDEX ERASE] button Erases the index signal.
[OPERATE] lamp
Lights when the power is on.
[HD] lamp Lights when HD mode is selected with a W-VHS tape in use or when an
HD-recorded tape is played back.
[SD] lamp Lights when SD mode is selected with a W-VHS tape in use or when an
SD-recorded tape is played back.
[S-VHS] lamp Lights when an S-VHS cassette is loaded and when an S-VHS-
recorded tape is played back or while recording in the S-VHS mode.
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[IN-R.A.E-OUT] lamps Lights when Random Assemble Editing mode is selected and
when IN/OUT points are set.
$ [HD INPUT] button
Input mode will change to HD input mode by pressing this button when a
cassette is not loaded or when a W-VHS cassette is loaded in this unit.
% [EJECT] button
Ejects a cassette.
^ [BALANCE] adjust knob
Adjusts balance between right and left audio channels. [REC LEVEL] adjust knob
Adjusts Hi-Fi audio recording level. Carefully adjust this knob, as a
recording level that is too low may lead to increased noise, and a level that
is too high may cause distortion.
& [COUNTER/REMAIN] button
Alternates the display window between the tape counter display and the tape
remaining time display.
- [COUNTER RESET] button
Resets the tape counter display to 0:00:00.
( [ZERO SEARCH] button
Stops the tape at the position of 0:00:00 on the display counter.
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Front Panel
) [REW] button
Rewinds the tape.
[FF] button Fast forwards the tape.
[STOP] button Stops any operation of the VCR.
[PLAY] button Plays back the tape.
[PAUSE/STILL] button Pauses the recording or changes the playback picture to a
still picture. Cancelled by pressing the PLAY button.
q [INDEX SEARCH] buttons
Search for the start of the recorded section or the section indicated by an
INDEX signal, and then starts normal playback.
[INSERT] button Use when replacing part of pre-recorded tape with other images
and Hi-Fi sound.
[A.DUB] button Use when replacing only the normal soundtrack with other sound
on a pre-recorded tape.
[REC] button Starts recording.
w [INPUT SELECT] button
Selects among video/audio signals HD, L1, S1, L2, S3, L4 and S4. · When W-VHS
is in use, every press of the button
changes Hd-L1-S1-L2-S3-L4-S4. · When S-VHS/VHS is in use, every press of the
button changes L1-S1-L2-S3-L4-S4.
[SP/EP] button Selects between recording speeds.
e [PREROLL EDITING OPERATION] buttons
Use for preroll editing.
r [Random Assemble Editing] buttons
Use for Random Assemble Editing.
t [JOG] dial
Use for frame-by-frame playback.
[SHUTTLE] ring Use for variable-speed search.
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Rear Panel
1
2 34 5
6 78 9
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
0
!
@
$
1 Socket for peripheral equipment
Connects up to a maximum of 100 W.
2 AC IN Socket
Make sure that the end of the provided power cord fits into the power socket
and plug it straight in until it stops.
3 S-VIDEO INPUT3 connector
When this machine is used as a recording unit for editing, connect to the
S-VIDEO OUTPUT connector on the playback unit with the S-VIDEO cable.
4 VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT2 connectors
When this machine is used as a recording unit for editing, connect to the
VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT connectors on the playback unit with the VIDEO/AUDIO cable.
5 S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT connectors
When this machine is used as a recording unit for editing, connect to the
S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT connectors on the playback unit with the S -VIDEO/
VIDEO/AUDIO cable.
6 S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT 1 connectors
Connect to the S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT connectors on a TV or other unit with
the S-VIDEO/VIDEO/ AUDIO cable.
7 S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT2 connectors
When this machine is used as a playback unit for editing, connect to
S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT connectors with the S-VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO cable.
8 REMOTE connector
When externally controlling the machine using the optional remote control unit
(RM-G30U), connect the remote control cable here.
9 R.A.EDIT/PREROLL connector
Connect to the REMOTE PAUSE connector on the recording unit with mini-plug
cable for R.A.EDIT editing or PREROLL editing.
0 HD/S3 AUDIO IN connectors
· Connect to the AUDIO OUTPUT connectors on a hivision video camera with the
AUDIO cable.
· When HD VIDEO IN connectors on this unit are used for editing, connect to
the HD AUDIO OUT connectors on the playback unit (W-VHS) with the AUDIO Cable.
· When S-VIDEO INPUT3 connectors on this unit are used for editing, connect to
the AUDIO OUT connectors on the playback unit with the AUDIO cable.
! HD VIDEO IN connectors
· Connect to the HD VIDEO OUT connectors on a hivision video camera with the
HD VIDEO cable.
· When this machine is used as a recording unit for editing, connect to the HD
VIDEO OUT connectors on the playback unit (W-VHS) with the HD VIDEO cable.
@ AUDIO OUT3 connectors
· Connect to the HD AUDIO IN connectors on a hi-vision TV, etc., with the
AUDIO cable.
· When this machine is used as a playback unit for editing, connect to the HD
AUDIO IN connectors on the recording unit (W-VHS ) with the AUDIO cable.
HD VIDEO OUT 1 connectors
· Connect to the HD VIDEO IN connectors on a hi-vision TV, etc., with the HD
cable.
· When this machine is used as a playback unit for editing, connect to the HD
VIDEO IN connectors on the recording unit (W-VHS) with the HD cable.
$ HD VIDEO OUT 2 connector
Connect to the RGB input connector on PC monitors, etc., with the RGB
connector(15-pin).
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2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS Remote Control
TV
1
TV CH
OPERATE
8
2
VOLUME TV/VIDEO
9
VIDEO
3
TV/VIDEO
OPERATE
0
4
AUTO
TRACKING
5
1
3¡
!
6
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@
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
7
1 [TV CH/+] buttons
Change channels on JVC TV.
2 [VOLUME/+] buttons
Adjust the volume of a JVC TV.
3 [TV/VIDEO] button
No function.
4 [AUTO] button
Turns on and off the auto tracking facility.
[TRACKING /+] buttons Suppress the disturbances appearing on the picture when
a tape recorded on another machine is played back(or put on slow motion back).
5 [REW] button
Rewinds the tape.
6 [REC] button
Recording operation differs from that of the main unit. Recording starts when
the play button is pressed while pressing this button.
7 [PLAY] button
Plays back the tape.
8 [OPERATE] button
Turns on and off a JVC TV.
9 [TV/VIDEO] button
Selects the input mode of a JVC TV.
0 [OPERATE] button
Turns on and off this unit.
! [FF] button
Fast forwards the tape.
@ [PAUSE/STILL] button
Pauses the recording or changes playback picture to a still picture. Cancelled
by pressing the PLAY button.
[STOP] button
Stops any operation of the VCR.
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Display Panel
1
2
34
5
6
AT
H
M
VISS
+8 4
0
6 10 15dB
L
R
7
89
0
1 VCR Mode Display
Recording
Recording Pause
Playback
Rew
FF
Rewind/Fast forward Playback Still Picture/Slow Playback
Rewind Playback
Fast forward Playback
Reverse
Forward
Insert Editing Audio Dubbing
Insert Editing + Audio Dubbing
2 Program Number Display
displays the program number of Random Assemble Editing.
3 Auto Tracking Indicator
lights during auto tracking mode. AT indicator is turned off by pressing AUTO
button for manual tracking adjustment.
4 “Cassette loaded” Mark
appears when a cassette is loaded in VCR.
5 VISS(VHS Index Search System) Indicator
flickers when recording starts and stays lit when Index Search is performed.
6 Sound Level Indicator
indicates the level for both sound input and output.
7 Counter/Tape Remaining Time Display
displays the tape counter and the tape remaining time from the current tape
position to the tape end.
8 Recording Mode/Recording Speed display
displays the recording mode: HD(Hd)/SD(Sd) when W-VHS tape is in use. Displays
the recording speed: SP/EP when S-VHS or VHS tape is in use.
9 External Input
displays the selected input connectors. Every press of the INPUT SELECT button
changes the display. Hd can be selected only when a W-VHS tape is being used
or when there is no cassette loaded in the unit.
Display Hd
L1 S1 L2 S3
L4 S4
Selected Connectors HD VIDEO IN & HD/S3 AUDIO IN connectors (REAR) VIDEO & AUDIO INPUT 1 connectors(REAR) S-VIDEO &AUDIO INPUT1 connectors (REAR) VIDEO & AUDIO INPUT2 connectors (REAR) S-VIDEO INPUT3 & HD/S3 AUDIO IN connectors (REAR) VIDEO & AUDIO INPUT4 connectors (FRONT) S-VIDEO & AUDIO INPUT4 connectors (FRONT)
0 Sound volume display
displays the selected sound output mode.
Every press of the HI-FI AUDIO SELECT button changes the display as follows.
L
R
L
R
Every press of the AUDIO OUT SELECT button changes the display as follows.
(Hi-Fi)
(Normal)
L
R
No display
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4 PREPARATIONS
Connections
The SR-W5U can be connected to the following units.
Connection to a high vision TV
Video signal connection Audio signal connection
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
Rear panel
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
High vision TV
To HD audio input connector
AUDIO OUT 3 (HD audio output) connector
To HD video input connector
HD VIDEO OUT 1 connector
Connection to a monitor TV Video signal connection Audio signal connection
To audio input connector
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
AUDIO OUTPUT 1 connector
S-Video or VIDEO OUTPUT 1 connector
Monitor TV
To S-Video or Video input connector
Connection to a PC monitor equipped with RGB connector (15-pin)
Notes: With some PC monitors, the picture
may be stretched out or may shrink; when this happens, adjust the picture with
the PC monitor’s controls. During special playback, the picture may be
distorted or may disappear.
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
PC monitor
To RGB connector (15-pin)
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
HD VIDEO OUT 2 connector
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4 PREPARATIONS
Connections
Connection to a high vision camera.
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
To AUDIO IN(HD/S3) connector
To HD VIDEO IN connector
To AUDIO OUT 3 connector
To HD VIDEO OUT 1 connector
To AUDIO output connector
To HD Video output connector
To AUDIO Input connector
To HD Video Input connector
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High vision TV
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Basic Operations
3
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R O L
2
2
TRACKING
AUTO
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
13 3
COUNTER/ REMAIN
4 22
JOG DIAL/ SHUTTLE RING
Preparations
1 Turn the power on. 2 Select the recording mode.
Which mode is available depends on the type of the cassette in use.
Cassette in use W-VHS
S-VHS VHS
Recording mode HD mode SD mode S-VHS mode VHS mode
HD mode
a. Load the W-VHS casssette. b. Press the HD INPUT button. Then, HD lamp
lights and Hd is shown on the front window display.
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SD mode
a. Load the W-VHS casssette. b. Select L1, S1, L2, S3, L4 or S4 with INPUT
SELECT button. Then, SD lamp lights and Sd is shown on the front window
display.
S-VHS mode
a. Load the S-VHS cassette. The [S-VHS] lamp lights.
b. Select L1, S1, L2, S3, L4 or S4 with INPUT SELECT button.
c. Select recording speed with the SP/EP button. Every pressing this button
changes the SP [ EP [ SP.
VHS mode
a. Load the VHS cassette. b. Select L1, S1, L2, S3, L4 or S4 with INPUT
SELECT button. c. Select recording speed with SP/EP button.
5 RECORDING
Basic Operations
3 Adjust the Hi-Fi recording level. a. Set the REC LEVEL switch to “MANUAL”.
b. Select Hi-Fi audio with the AUDIO OUT SELECT button. (See page 18). c.
Adjust the recording level and L/R balance. While checking with the audio
level meter, adjust with the REC LEVEL and BALANCE knobs, set the level so
that maximum volume causes the meters to vary between 0dB to 4dB. Perform
adjustment carefully, as too low a recording level may lead to a greater noise
and too high a level may cause a distortion.
4 Start recording.
a. Press the REC button, whereupon recording starts.
b. Press the PAUSE/STILL button for a brief pause of recording.
c. Pressing the PLAY button resumes recording. d. Press the STOP button to
bring recording to an
end.
Notes: VHS recording is not possible with S-VHS
cassette. When pause remains for longer than five
minutes, the machine automatically stops recording to protect tape and video
head from damage.
How to Check the Tape Remaining Time
Press the COUNTER/REMAIN button during recording or playback. Every press of
the button changes the display, alternating between counter reading and tape
remaining time.
Notes: The tape remaining time is just an approxi-
mation you can refer to. Depending on the type of tape used, there may
be times when the tape remaining time reading may not appear right away or is
not correct.
Retake Function
You can cut unnecessary parts of a program during recording. This facility
does not work when a W-VHS tape is used. a. With the recording pause mode
engaged, search
for the beginning of the unnecessary part (where you want to adjoin the
program) with JOG dial or SHUTTLE ring. b. Let go of the JOG/SHUTTLE at the
start of the unnecessary part. The unit enters the pause mode when you do
this. c. Press PLAY button at the part of the program you want to continue
recording. Recording resumes.
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The part to be recorded
Unnecessary part
Un-
The
necessary recording
part
start point
Pre-recorded section
Cut the unnecessary part by moving the recording start point.
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6 PLAYBACK
Basic Procedure
4
1
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
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1 Load the tape. The power is turned on. Playback automatically starts with
the tape protected (without safety tab).
2 Press the PLAY button. Playback starts. Press the PAUSE/STILL button to
obtain a still picture. Playback resumes by pressing the PLAY button. To
monitor the HD-recorded tape, set the input select switch on the high vision
TV to HD input.
3 Press the STOP button to bring the playback to an end.
Notes: With the still picture or slow play remaining for
longer than five minutes, the STOP mode is automatically entered to protect
the tape from damage. In HD mode, the still picture may fail to come up when
quickly switching from PLAY to STILL.
Audio Select
4 How to select HiFi audio channel? a. Select with the HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
button. Every pressing the button changes HiFiL,R [ HiFiL [ HiFiR. b. Check
the audio output display on the front panel display window.
L R : left and right audio L : left audio
R : right audio
When selecting a reproduced audio (HiFi audio/ normal audio) a. Select with
the AUDIO OUT SELECT button.
Every pressing the button changes HiFi audio [ normal audio. The tape for
which HiFi audio has not been recorded reproduces normal audio. b. Check the
audio output display on the front panel display window.
LR
: HiFi audio
No display : normal audio
Note: Since normal audio is not recorded on a W-VHS tape, selection between normal and mix audio is not possible on a tape like that.
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6 PLAYBACK Special Playback Procedures
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
1, 2
Variable Speed Playback
1 Press FF or REW button to fast forward or rewind during playback.
How to press the FF and REW buttons
Press and let your hand off (latch) immediately
Keep pressing
REC mode
S-VHS /VHS tape W-VHS tape
SP
EP
HD
SD
How to cancel the variable speed playback
about 7 X about 21 X about 7 X about 20 X Pressing the PLAY button resumes normal playback. speed speed speed speed
about 7 X about 15 X about 7 X about 14 X Letting your finger off resumes normal playback. speed speed speed speed
Monitoring the Video during FF or REW
2 Video can be monitored by pressing the FF button during fast forward or the
REW button during rewinding and immediately letting your hand off the buttons.
(open search)
TV screen
Input picture
FF or REW going on
Press the FF/REW button and let it off immediately.
Searched picture
Open search going on
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6 PLAYBACK Special Playback Procedures
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
JOG DIAL/ SHUTTLE RING
Variable Speed Search
Turn the SHUTTLE ring during playback or still picture playback. Still picture
playback is engaged immediately after letting your hand go.
Playback speed when a W-VHS tape is in use.
Still
Rewind
Reverse
Reverse
slow
play
Slow motion Play
Reverse
-1/11 1/18
-1 -1/6
1/6 1
search
-3
-1/18 1/18
3
-5
-1 -1/6
1/6 1
5
-7
-2
4
-6
-11
-14
6 14
-30
30
Forward
Forward search 7 11
HD mode
SD mode
Playback speed when a S-VHS/VHS tape is in use.
Still
Rewind
Reverse
Reverse
slow
play
Slow motion Play
Reverse
-1/18 1/18
-1 -1/6
1/6 1
search
-3
-1/18 1/18
2
-5
-1 -1/6
1/6 1
5
-7
-3
2
-11
-7 -15
7 15
-31
31
Forward
Forward search 7 11
SP mode
EP mode
Notes: The playback picture will be distorted when the
playback speed changes during special playback in SD or HD mode. There may be
times when noise bars appear at the top/bottom of the screen during high-speed
search in SD or HD mode. The playback picture will be distorted during frame-
by frame and slow-motion playback in HD mode. Or if the playback picture does
not move during slow-motion playback, adjust the TRACKING or + button so
that it moves. Only during the reverse slow-motion playback in HD mode, the
playback picture moves by 2 frames each. It may take a few minutes to return
to the normal playback when pressing the PLAY button from the SD or HD still
picture playback mode. Audio sound cannot be heard during variable speed
search or frame-by-frame playback. After 5 minutes in the still picture or
slow-motion playback mode, the STOP mode is automatically entered to protect
the tape from damage.
Frame-by-frame playback with JOG dial
Turn the JOG dial during playback and or still picture playback. When you stop
turning the JOG dial, still picture playback starts.
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6 PLAYBACK Next Function/Index Search
OPERATE
REW
INDEX SEARCH
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
EJECT
STOP PLAY ZERO SEARCH COUNTER RESET
Next Function
After the tape is fully rewound, functions such as playing back, unloading the
cassette and turning the power off, can be automatically executed.
· To play back Press the PLAY button within 2 seconds after pressing REW
button. flickers on the front panel display window. Playback automatically
starts at the beginning of the tape.
· To unload the cassette Press the EJECT button within 2 seconds after
pressing REW button. ] flickers on the front panel display window. The
cassette is automatically ejected at the beginning of the tape.
· To turn the power off Press the OPERATE button within 2 seconds after
pressing REW button. OPERATE lamp flickers. The power is automatically turned
off at the beginning of the tape.
To engage the next function at the counter reading of 0:00:00, press the ZERO
SEARCH button instead of REW.
Index Search playback
This facility searches for the index signal recorded on the tape where
playback starts.
1. Press the INDEX SEARCH button during stop or playback to specify a desired
address. The desired address is automatically searched, whereupon the tape is
automatically played back. Every press of the forward button increases the
number and every press of the reverse button decreases the number. Address up
to ±9 can be specified.
2. Press the STOP button to cancel this search. Video unit display window.
VISS
Zero Search
The tape rewinds or fast-forwards to the counter reading of 0:00:00, then
stops. Press the ZERO SEARCH button during stop or playback.
Press the COUNTER RESET button to return to the counter reading of 0:00:00.
REPEAT playback
Repeat playback from the beginning of the tape to the end of the tape.
1. Press the PLAY button for longer than 5 seconds. flickers on the front
panel display and stops at the
beginning of the tape after repeating playback for 20 times. 2. Press the STOP
button to cancel this function at any time.
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6 PLAYBACK Index Search
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
INDEX MARK/ERASE
PLAY
Recording the Index Signal
Index signal can be recorded on an arbitrary section of the tape. Index signal
is automatically recorded at in the beginning of recording.
During recording or playback
Press the INDEX MARK button. VISS flickers on the front panel display window,
whereupon the index signal is recorded. The VISS goes off, finishing the
recording procedure.
During Recording Pause or Still Picture Playback
a. Press the INDEX MARK button. VISS is shown on the front panel display
window.
b. Press the PLAY button. VISS flickers, whereupon the index signal is
recorded.
c. VISS disappears, finishing the recording procedure.
Erasing the Index Signal
The index signal recorded on the tape can be erased.
a. Enter playback or still picture playback several seconds before the index
signal to be erased.
b. Press the INDEX ERASE button. VISS is shown on the front panel display
window. The tape automatically runs to erase the index signal.
c. The VISS display disappears, finishing the erasure of the index signal.
Tape goes on playing back.
Notes: When recording an index signal on a recorded
tape, perform it in the playback mode. In record mode, previous video or audio
will be erased. Record an index signal at a due distance from a neighboring
index signal to avoid operational error. With VISS shown on display, do not
operate other buttons. If the record speed is changed from SP to EP near the
index signal, the picture may be disturbed after recording or erasing the
index signal is finished. Recording or erasure cannot take place on a
protected tape (without safety tab) or an unrecorded tape.
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Adjustment of Playback Picture
Y/C TIMING
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R C L
TRACKING /+ AUTO
TRACKING
AUTO
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
629
INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
629 TBC
PAUSE/STILL
To correct distortion of the picture
Press the 629TBC button to display ” the front panel display window.
(TBC ON)” on
Every press of the button changes the display, (ON) [
(OFF) alternately. Depending on the type of signal recorded on the tape, the
playback picture may not be clearly visible. In that case, the picture may be
better by setting to “OFF”. When playing back a W-VHS tape, TBC for W-VHS
works regardless of the “ON” or “OFF” setting.
This facility is helpful for the following occasions.
· Tape recorded with a camcorder. · Tape used repeatedly. · When using this
unit as a playback machine during
dubbing.
When there is too much noise in the playback picture
When auto tracking of this unit is not effective, adjust the tracking
manually. 1. Press the AUTO button during playback.
· AT display on the display panel of this unit disappears and auto tracking is
disengaged.
· Pressing it again returns to the auto tracking mode. 2. Adjust with the
TRACKING/+ button.
When noise appears during still picture/slowmotion playback
1. Press PAUSE/STILL button for longer than 2 seconds to perform slow-motion
playback.
2. Adjust with the TRACKING/+ button. · Tracking adjustment may not be
entirely effective when playing back a tape with a poor quality recording.
To adjust the picture when the color phase shifts from side to side during
playback
When the color phase shifts toward the left, set the Y/C TIMING switch to “R”.
When the color phase shifts toward the right, set the Y/C TIMING switch to
“L”.
Normally set to “C”.
The Y/C TIMING switch has no effect when 629TBC is set to “OFF”.
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When Playing Back on SR-W5U and Recording on Another Unit
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
Audio output
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
To video input connector S Video (Video) output
To audio input connector
(To HD video/audio input)
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R C L
TRACKING
AUTO
NR
Another unit (as a recording machine)
1 Set the recording machine to external input. 2 Put the recording to a pause.
SR-W5U (as a playback machine)
3 Start playback shortly before the section where you want to PLAY. · When
noise appears during playback with W-VHS tape, set the NR switch to “ON”.
Another unit (as a recording machine)
4 Start recording at a section of the program you want to dub.
5 To finish, press the STOP button. Extra recording can be avoided by stopping
the recording machine then the SR-W5U.
SR-W5U (as a playback machine)
6 Press the STOP button. 7 If the NR switch was set to “ON” in step 3, set it
back to “OFF”.
When dubbing a high vision video, use the HD video cable, provided that the
recording VCR is equipped with the HD video input and HD audio input
connectors.
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7 TAPE DUBBING
When Playing Back on Another Unit and Recording on SR-W5U
S Video (Video) output
Audio output
(HD video/audio output)
To S Video (Video) input To audio input connector
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
(To HD video/audio input)
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R C L
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
INDEX
MARK
ERASE
ER COUNTER ZERO IN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
REV JOG
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
FWD
EDIT
SR-W5U (as a recording machine)
1 Select the input in connection by pressing the INPUT SELECT button. · You
can change the input quickly by pressing HD INPUT button. · Set the EDIT
switch to “ON” when connecting to high vision camera and recording in HD mode.
2 Press the REC button while pressing the PAUSE button to bring recording to a
pause.
Another unit (as a playback machine)
3 Start playback shortly before the section where you want to dub.
SR-W5U (as a recording machine)
4 Press the PLAY button at a section where you want to dub.
5 To bring recording to a pause, press the PAUSE button.
6 To finish, press the STOP button. · Extra recording can be avoided by
stopping the SR-W5U then the playback machine.
HD INPUT INPUT SELECT
Another unit (as a playback machine)
7 Press the STOP button.
SR-W5U (as a recording machine) 8 If EDIT switch was set to “ON” in step 1,
set it back
to “OFF”.
When dubbing a high vision video, use the HD video cable, provided that the
recording VCR is equipped with the HD video output and HD audio output
connectors.
When dubbing from an audio unit, record the video together with the audio.
When record pause stays for longer than five minutes, the machine
automatically stops to protect the tape and video heads from damage.
What you have recorded on the video cassette recorder cannot be used without
approval of the copyright holder, except that it is solely for personal
amusement.
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7 TAPE DUBBING
When Playing Back on a Video Movie and Recording on SR-W5U
EDIT connector
S Video output connector AV output connectors
PHONES VOLUME REC LEVEL IR REMOTE
MANUAL
AUTO
MIN
MAX
REMOTE PAUSE
INPUT LINE4
OFF ON
EDIT(HD REC) NR(W-VHS PLAY)
ON OFF
VIDEO
L AUDIO R
Y/C TIMING
R C L
TRACKING
AUTO
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
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INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
When dubbing, REC start/stop on this machine can be controlled from the video
movie. (Master edit control function)
This can be operated when connected with a JVC’s video movie.
Please read the instruction manual of the video movie.
Refer to page 15, 25 to connect to high vision camera and to record in HD
mode.
SR-W5U (as a recording machine)
1 Select S4 or L4 with the INPUT SELECT button. 2 Press the REC button while
pressing the PAUSE
button to bring recording to a pause.
Video movie (as a playback machine)
3 Put the video movie to a still playback mode at a section you want to dub.
4 Press the EDIT button.
SR-W5U (as a recording machine)
5 The machine starts recording.
Video movie (as a playback machine)
6 Press the PAUSE button at a section where you want to stop.
INPUT SELECT
SR-W5U (as a recording machine) 7 Recording is brought to a pause.
Video movie (as a playback machine) 8 When resuming recording, press the EDIT
button.
SR-W5U (as a recording machine) 9 Recording is re-started.
Video movie (as a playback machine) 10 When finishing, press the STOP button.
SR-W5U (as a recording machine) 11 The machine is brought to a pause. 12
Finish with the STOP button.
When SD-recording with the SR-W5U by playing back a tape having edit points,
pictures may be distorted at these edit points.
When record pause stays for longer than five minutes, the machine
automatically stops to protect the tape and video heads from damage.
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8 EDITING
Audio Dubbing
When a W-VHS tape is used, audio dubbing is not possible since it has no
normal audio soundtrack.
The unit (as a playback machine): CD Player
To audio output connector
To audio input connector
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
The unit (as a recording machine)
The unit (as a recording machine)
1 Select the connected input with the INPUT SELECT button.
2 Play back the tape and search for the beginning of the section where you
want to dub with JOG dial or SHUTTLE ring and engage the still playback mode.
3 Press the A.DUB button · is displayed on the front panel display window and
the unit enters the audio dubbing pause mode.
The unit (as a playback machine)
4 Start playback shortly before the section you want to dub.
The unit (as a recording machine)
5 Press the PLAY button at the section where you want to dub. · Audio dubbing
starts.
6 Press the STOP button to finish.
The unit (as a playback machine)
7 Press the STOP button.
Set the counter reading to 0:00:00 by pressing COUNTER RESET button at the
edit-out point before step 2 in order to determine the edit-out point and to
dub. Audio dubbing stops automatically when the counter reading reaches
0:00:00 and enters playback.
When monitoring the sound during or after audio dubbing, select the desired
soundtrack with the AUDIO OUT SELECT button.
After audio dubbing, normal audio soundtrack is selected. Return to the Hi-Fi
soundtrack with the AUDIO OUT SELECT button.
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8 EDITING
Random Assemble Editing
(Ex.) Random Assemble Editing in the HD mode using 2 units of SR-W5U. It is
convenient to cut unnecessary parts, change the scene orders or to dub these
to another video recorder. You can select as many as 8 segments.
The unit as a playback machine
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
To AUDIO OUT 3 connector
To HD VIDEO OUT 1 connector
To AUDIO IN (HD/S3) connector
To HD VIDEO IN connector
To R.A.EDIT/ PREROLL connector
To REMOTE PAUSE connector on the front panel
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
The unit as a recording machine
HD INPUT R.A.E. IN/OUT LAMP R.A. EDIT
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
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INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
COUNTER RESET COUNTER/REMAIN
IN/OUT START
The unit (as a playback machine)
1 Press the R.A.EDIT button. R.A.E. IN lamp will light. Video unit display
window
The current counter value
H
Program number
M
Recording mode
2 Start playback and press the IN/OUT button at the edit-in point (the beginning of the segment). R.A.E. OUT lamp will light.
H
M
In-point
3 Press the IN/OUT button at the edit-out point (the end of the segment). · R.A.E. IN lamp will light. · Repeat steps 2-3, as many as 8 segments can be selected.
H
M
Out-point
4 Press PAUSE button to enter still picture playback after setting IN/OUT points.
The unit (as a recording machine)
5 Press the HD INPUT button to set to external input(Hd).
6 Enter the recording pause mode.
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8 EDITING
Random Assemble Editing
The unit (as a playback machine)
7 Press the START button. · Editing begins in programmed order, dubbing
continues automatically until the last edit-out point. · This function shuttle
searches from edit-out point to the next edit-in point. · When editing is
completed; The unit (as a playback machine) : will be in stop mode The unit
(as a recording machine) : will be in recording pause mode
The unit (as a recording machine)
8 Press the STOP button.
The unit (as a playback machine)
9 Press the R.A.EDIT button. · R.A. EDIT ends.
To cancel or change in-or-out points 1. After completing step 3, press COUNTER
RESET button. · The last-registered counter number will
disappear. Every press of the COUNTER RESET button erases the last registered
number. · Cancelling and changing the counter value while programming is not
possible. 2. Re-do steps from 2 3 to change.
Press the COUNTER/REMAIN button to display the total recording time of each
program on the front panel display window. Every press of the button changes
the display as follows: counterthe tape remaining time the total recording
time of all the segments
Out-point counter value can be registered only when it is higher than in-point
counter value.
Actual in- or out-point may differ slightly from your scene selection.
Segments with no registered out-point cannot be executed.
The total time on the counter display and the added up recording time of each
program are sometimes not the same since counter display for in-or out-points
doesn’t show a numerical value of less than 1 second.
If it takes more than 5 minutes to search for an in-point, the unit’s (as a
recording machine) Record Pause mode is cancelled and editing doesn’t take
place.
At the beginning /end of the tape in the unit (as a playback machine), Random
Assemble Editing is sometimes not available.
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8 EDITING
Insert Editing
(Ex.) Insert Editing using 2 units of SR-W5U in the HD mode. The unit as a playback machine
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
To AUDIO OUT 3 connector
To HD VIDEO OUT 1 connector
To AUDIO IN (HD/S3) connector
To HD VIDEO IN connector
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PRE ROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
The unit as a recording machine
HD INPUT
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
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INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
COUNTER RESET
JOG DIAL/
INSERT SHUTTLE RING
The unit as a recording machine
1 Select the connected input (Hd) by pressing the HD INPUT button.
2 Play the tape back to determine the edit-out point (the end of the segment)
with JOG dial or SHUTTLE ring, then engage the still playback mode.
3 Press the COUNTER RESET button to set the counter reading to 0:00:00.
4 Determine the edit-in point (the beginning of the segment to be replaced)
with JOG dial or SHUTTLE ring, then engage the still playback mode.
5 Press the INSERT button. appears on the front panel display window and
this unit enters the insert pause mode.
The unit as a playback machine
6 Start playback shortly before the section where you want to insert.
The unit as a recording machine
7 Press the PLAY button at the section you want to insert. · Insert editing
starts. · Insert editing automatically stops when the counter reaches 0:00:00
and playback starts.
8 Press the STOP button.
The unit as a playback machine
9 Press the PLAY button.
Press the COUNTER RESET button to cancel Insert Editing at any time. Editing
will end and the recorder will enter the Play mode.
During Insert Editing , press the A.DUB button after pressing the INSERT
button in step 5 to dub the same sound as the Hi-Fi audio soundtrack onto the
normal audio soundtrack. changes to on the front panel display window. The
facility does not work with a W-VHS tape since the normal soundtrack will not
be recorded.
If the recording’s speed (SP/EP) changes in the middle of an insert edit, the
inserted picture will be distorted at the switching point.
Insert editing continues even though the blank portion of the recording
appears during insert editing. Insert editing replaces part of a recorded tape
with a new picture and Hi-Fi audio soundtrack. Please be advised that the
edit-out point will not be the same as the registered value if there is a
blank portion in the recording.
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8 EDITING
Preroll Editing
(Ex.) Preroll Editing using 2 units of SR-W5U in the HD mode. The unit as a playback machine
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
To AUDIO OUT 3 connector
To HD VIDEO OUT 1 connector
To AUDIO IN (HD/S3) connector
To HD VIDEO IN connector
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
The unit as a recording machine
To REMOTE PAUSE connector on the front panel
To R.A.EDIT/ PREROLL connector
JOG DIAL/ SHUTTLE RING
HD INPUT
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
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INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
PREROLL EDIT PAUSE
PREROLL EDIT START
Preroll Editing is a function which starts playback after automatically
rewinding the unit (as a playback machine) to a position located a few seconds
before (approx. 5 seconds) the editing start point, and starts recording on
the unit as a recording machine at the edit -in point. Since the editing is
done between this unit and another one after the tape has stabilized, the
connected section on the tape appears smoothly.
The unit as a recording machine
1 Select the connected input(Hd) by pressing HD INPUT button.
The unit as a playback machine
2 Play the tape back and set the player to the still picture playback mode at
the edit-in point.
The unit as a recording machine
3 Play the tape back to determine the recording start point with JOG
dial/SHUTTLE ring and engage the still playback mode.
4 Press the REC button. Recording pause mode is engaged.
5 Press the PREROLL EDIT START button. · Editing starts. · The unit (as a
playback machine): after prerolling for 5 seconds, playback starts. The unit
(as a recording machine): starts recording at the edit-in point.
6 Press the PREROLL EDIT PAUSE button at the edit-out point. · The unit (as a
playback machine): the still picture playback mode is engaged 2 seconds after
the button is pressed. · The unit (as a recording machine): enters recording
pause mode.
7 Press the STOP button.
The unit as a playback machine
8 Press the STOP button.
When record pause remains for longer than 5 minutes, the machine automatically
stops to protect the tape and video heads from damage.
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8 EDITING
Preroll Insert Editing
(Ex.) Preroll Insert Editing using 2 units of SR-W5U in the HD mode. It is an
Insert Editing using Preroll Editing(see page 31).
The unit as a playback machine
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
To AUDIO OUT 3 connector
To HD VIDEO OUT 1 connector
To AUDIO IN (HD/S3) connector
To HD VIDEO IN connector
AC
OUTPUT
( MAX 100W
)
AC INTPUT
120V 60Hz
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 1 LINE 2
R
L VIDEO S
INPUT
R
L VIDEO S
OUTPUT
R.A. EDIT PREROLL
REMOTE
AUDIO IN
R
L
HD/S3(W-VHS)
HD VIDEO IN
AUDIO OUT3
Y
PB
PR
HD(CAM/W-VHS)
R
L
(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT1
Y
PB
PR
HD(HDTV/W-VHS)
HD VIDEO OUT2 RGB(DISPLAY)
The unit as a recording machine
To REMOTE PAUSE connector on the front panel
To R.A.EDIT/ PREROLL connector
JOG DIAL/ SHUTTLE RING
HD INPUT
REV JOG
FWD
OPERATE
HI-FI AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO OUT SELECT
EJECT
BALANCE REC LEVEL
L
R0
10
OPERATE
HD
SD
S-VHS
IN — R.A.E. — OUT
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INDEX
TBC
MARK
ERASE
COUNTER COUNTER ZERO /REMAIN RESET SEARCH
STOP
REW
FF
PLAY
PAUSE/STIL
INDEX SEARCH INSERT A.DUB
REC
INPUT SELECT
SP/EP
SHUTTLE
HD INPUT R.A.EDIT
PREROLL EDIT START PAUSE
IN/OUT START
COUNTER RESET
PREROLL EDIT START
INSERT
The unit as a recording machine
1 Select the connected (Hd) by pressing HD INPUT button.
2 Play the tape back with JOG dial/SHUTTLE ring to determine the insert
editing-out point and set the recorder to the still playback mode.
3 Press the COUNTER RESET button to set the counter reading to 0:00:00.
4 Determine the insert edit-in point with JOG dial/ SHUTTLE ring and put the
recorder in the still playback mode.
5 Press the INSERT button. appears on the front panel display window and
insert pause mode is engaged.
The unit as a playback machine
6 Play the tape back and set the player to the still playback mode at the
edit-in point.
The unit as a recording machine
7 Press the PREROLL EDIT START button. · Preroll insert editing starts. · The
unit as a playback machine: playback starts after prerolling for about 5
seconds. · The unit as a recording machine: insert editing starts at the edit-
in point. · When the counter reaches 0:00:00, editing will be automatically
cancelled 2 seconds after the still playback mode is engaged.
8 Press the STOP button.
The unit as a playback machine
9 Press the STOP button.
To cancel preroll insert editing at any time, press the
COUNTER RESET button. Editing stops and the still
playback mode will be engaged 2 seconds later.
During preroll insert editing, press the A.DUB button
after pressing the INSERT button in step 5 to dub the
same sound as the Hi-Fi audio soundtrack onto the
normal audio soundtrack. The front panel display
window displays [ .
.
The facility does not work with a W-VHS tape since
the normal soundtrack will not be recorded.
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9 SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply Power consumption External dimensions Weight Allowable operating
temperatures Allowable relative
humidity Allowable storage
temperature
AC 120 V, 60 Hz 40 W 476 (W) × 148 (H) × 366 (D) 9.0 kg +5°C — +40°C
35% — 80%
20°C — +60°C
Video
Recording/playback format
[W-VHS format]
HD mode : Rotary 4-head helical
scanning system
SD mode : Rotary 2-head helical
scanning system
Temporal compression TCI
signal FM recording
[S-VHS/VHS format]
Rotary 2-head helical
scanning system
Luminance signal FM
recording
Color signal Phase shift,
converted sub-carrier direct
recording
Video signal
NTSC -type color signal
Hi-vision baseband signal
HiFi Audio
Recording system Frequency response Dynamic range Wow & flutter Channel separation
VHS stereo HiFi system 20 Hz — 20 kHz 90 dB or more 0.005 % or less 60 dB or more
Normal Audio
Recording system Audio track
Linear track 1-channel monaural
Connectors
HD Video Input Y : 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms, ternary
in sync
PB, PR : ±0.35 V, 75 ohms, ternary in
sync
Output Y : 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms, ternary
in sync
PB, PR : ±0.35 V, 75 ohms, ternary
in sync
RGB Output
R : 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
G : 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
B : 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
HD : TTL Level, 75 ohms
VD : TTL Level, 75 ohms
S Video Input Y : 0.8 1.2 Vp-p, 75 ohms
C : 0.2 0.4 Vp-p, 75 ohms
Output Y : 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms
C : 0.29 Vp-p, 75 ohms
Video
Input 0.5 2.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms (RCA)
Output 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms (RCA)
Audio
Input 8 dBs, 50 kohms (RCA)
Monaural on front panel connectors only
(left)
Output 8 dBs, 1 kohm (RCA)
REMOTE PAUSE mono 3.5 mm
R.A.EDIT/PREROLL mono 3.5 mm
REMOTE
mono 3.5 mm
Accesories Provided accesories
Cleaning Tape Power Cord Infrared Remote Control Unit “AA” Battery x 2
476
148
When door is open
Designs and specifications subject to change without notice.
366 417
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