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Dubbing

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Dubbing Connecting with another VCR (Front) HV-FX9000 (Recorder) VIDEO IN jack LINE 2 AUDIO IN L/R jacks Red (Rear) AERIAL (VHF/UHF) RF OUT LINE 1 AUDIO IN L (MONO)/R jacks VIDEO IN jack Yellow White Yellow or White Red Audio/video cable (not supplied) To audio/video output jacks or To audio/video output jacks Another VCR (Player) Video camera (Player) Important When you record a video signal output from this VCR onto another VCR, turn off the on-screen display. Otherwise, the indicators displayed on the TV screen will be recorded on the tape. Tips • If the other VCR is monaural type, connect one of the audio plugs only to AUDIO IN L (MONO) at the rear. • If you use this VCR for playback, connect the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks on this VCR and the audio/video input jacks on the recording VCR. Note If both units are; turned on, made by AIWA, and located near each other, do not use the remote control. Use the buttons on the VCR instead. Operation wREC/ITR aPAUSE/ STILL 0/INPUT CHANNEL i/k Before starting Select the tape speed. 1 Insert a pre-recorded source cassette into another (playback) VCR. 2 Insert a blank cassette with its erasure prevention tab in place into your HV-FX9000 (recording) VCR. 3 Press 0/INPUT repeatedly to display "LINE1" (rear) or "LINE2" (front) on the TV screen. You can also use the CHANNNEL i or k button. 4 Press w REC/ITR and a PAUSE/STILL on the recording VCR. The recording VCR is in recording pause mode. 5 Set the other VCR to playback. 6 Press w REC/ITR or a PAUSE/STILL on the recording VCR. Dubbing begins. ENGLISH 24

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ENGLISH
AERIAL
(VHF/UHF)
RF OUT
Dubbing
Connecting with another VCR
Operation
Tips
• If the other VCR is monaural type, connect one of the audio plugs only to AUDIO IN
L (MONO) at the rear.
• If you use this VCR for playback, connect the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks on this VCR
and the audio/video input jacks on the recording VCR.
Note
If both units are; turned on, made by AIWA, and located near each other, do not use
the remote control.
Use the buttons on the VCR instead.
1
2
4
3
5
(Front)
HV-FX9000 (Recorder)
(Rear)
VIDEO IN
jack
AUDIO IN L/R jacks
or
or
LINE 2
To audio/video output jacks
To audio/video
output jacks
AUDIO IN L
(MONO)/R jacks
VIDEO IN jack
Another VCR (Player)
Video camera (Player)
Before starting
Select the tape speed.
Insert a pre-recorded source cassette into another (playback) VCR.
Insert a blank cassette with its erasure prevention tab in place
into your HV-FX9000 (recording) VCR.
Press 0/INPUT repeatedly to display “LINE1” (rear) or “LINE2”
(front) on the TV screen.
You can also use the CHANNNEL
i
or
k
button.
Press
w
REC/ITR and
a
PAUSE/STILL on the recording VCR.
The recording VCR is in recording pause mode.
Set the other VCR to playback.
Press
w
REC/ITR or
a
PAUSE/STILL on the recording VCR.
Dubbing begins.
Audio/video cable
(not supplied)
0/INPUT
w
REC/ITR
CHANNEL
i
/
k
24
Red
Yellow
White
Red
White
Yellow
Important
When you record a video signal output
from this VCR onto another VCR,
turn off
the on-screen display. Otherwise, the
indicators displayed on the TV screen will
be recorded on the tape.
a
PAUSE/
STILL
6
LINE 1