Panasonic PVHS3000 PVHS3000 User Guide - Page 53

Specifications & Information Specifications General Operating voltage Power Consumption 120VAC 60Hz 29W (Power On) 19W (Power Off) Tuner MTS Input Connectors Tuner Composite Audio S-Video Type F Phono x 2 Phono (L+R) x 2 4-pin miniature DIN Output Connectors Composite Audio S-Video Telephone Serial Control IR Blaster Phono x 2 Phono (L+R) x 2 4-pin miniature DIN RJ-11, 2wire DB-9 Dimensions/Weight Height Width Depth Weight (net) 76mm 430mm 290mm 5.9kg Audio/Video Signals Audio output level Video output level Video output impedance 2.0Vp-p 1.0Vp-p 75 ohm Operating/Storage Conditions Operating temp. range +5°C to +40°C Storage temp. range -20°C to +55°C for 100 hours Record HDD Capacity Video compression format Audio compression format Recording level Recording time 20.4GB MPEG2 MPEG1 layer2 Extended/Medium/High 61.0H/30.5H/20.5H* MODEM Speed 56kbps Resetting Hard Disk Recorder If the Hard Disk Recorder does not respond when you press buttons on the remote, press and hold the POWER button on the front of the unit for 10 seconds. The Hard Disk Recorder will start up in a few moments. The Hard Disk Recorder's green power LED does not need to be lighted to record shows. If you have a cable box or a satellite receiver, however, these device must remain on for the Hard Disk Recorder to record from them. Screen Burn In When any image is displayed on a television screen for an extended period of time, a permanent mark can remain even after the image is changed. This is called "screen burn in." Projection TVs are the most susceptible to screen burn in. To prevent this, don't leave the Channel Guide, or any other screen displayed when you don't need to use them. You can also adjust the brightness of the Hard Disk Recorder screens to help prevent this. See "Change Display Brightness" on page 7. NOTE • To dismiss the Pause on-screen image from your TV screen and keep a show paused, press the EXIT button on the remote control. * Actual available recording time is not maximum because the "Welcome Video" is already recorded in the Replay Guide. To make the most of the available recording time, delete the welcome video from the Replay Guide or save it to a videotape. PanaHDR- P42-.p65 53 00/12/01, 16:41 53