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IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
ON TIMER
RECORDING
CHECKING
AND
CANCELLING/RE-PROGRAM-
MING
PROGRAMS
Since executed programs are automatically cleared (except
those for daily and weekly serials), there may be rare cases
that the entire program memory is full. If this should happen,
when you open either the TODAY'S PROGRAM or PROGRAM
mode, program number "1" is displayed, instead of the lowest-
numbered vacant program.
In such cases, check the preset
programs and cance! some or re-program the data.
1. Press the MENU
button again to obtain the program list
age.
2. Brose numeric key "9" to call the PROGRAM
REVIEW
mode.
. Check all preset programs and determine the number of the
program to be cancelled.
. Press the MENU button to return to the program list page.
. Select the program to be cancelled or re-programmed.
. To cancel, press the CANCEL button. To re-program the
data, enter new data with the SET/SELECT buttons.
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Note:
e |f you call up a programming display on the screen while
timer recording is in progress, the indications may not be
correct. If this should happen, press the MENU
button to
return
to the main
menu
screen,
and then call up a
programming display.
VARIETY OF DAY SETTING POSSIBILITIES
One day within one month
Date + Day
2
Weekly serial recording
Day + REPEAT
1
3
Daily serial recording from
SUN — SAT
Sunday through Saturday
(LCD screen and
display panel
indication — SU MO
TU WE TH FR SA)
MON — SAT
(LCD screen and
display panel
indication — MO TU
WE TH FR SA)
Daily serial recording from
MON — FRI
Monday through Friday
(LCD screen and
display panel
indication — MO TU
Daily serial recording from
Monday through Saturday
WE TH FR)
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ERROR INDICATIONS
When the TIMER button is pressed with a cassette loaded
and the timer correctly programmed, the TIMER indicator on
the display will light with the corresponding preset program
number(s) also lighting and the power is turned off.
When you have preset several programs at a time, confirm
that ail the preset program numbers light together with the
TIMER indicator when the TIMER button is pressed. The
program whose number does not light has not been correctly
preset. Recheck the programmed data.
If all programs have been wrongly preset, the TIMER indica-
tor will blink for about 10 seconds when the TIMER button is
pressed, and then the Timer Standby mode will be cancelled.
lf the TIMER
button is pressed when a cassette is not
loaded, the TIMER and
indicators will continue blinking.
Also a programmed timer recording will not be executed,
even if you insert a cassette after the start time has passed.
\f a cassette with its safety tab removed has been loaded, it
will be ejected automatically when the TIMER button is
pressed. The TIMER and
indicators will continue
blinking.
As long as the TIMER button is engaged with the TIMER
indicator lit, unloading of the cassette is not possible.
TIMER OPERATION
Tape loading starts 20 seconds before the preset start time
and the recording start signal is triggered 2 seconds before
the preset time so that recording starts exactly at the preset
time.
During timer recording, the number of the program that is
presently operating will be blinking.
After timer recording, the power is switched off and the auto-
rewind mechanism does not function. If the end of the tape
is reached during timer recording, the cassette is auto-
matically ejected and then the power is switched off with the
TIMER indicator blinking.
If a power failure in excess of 60 seconds should occur, not
only time-keeping stops, but also all the preset data will be
cancelled.
(A blinking SU 12:00 AM indicates this after
power has been reapplied.) In such cases, first correct the
time indication and then re-enter the programming data.
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