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Philips DVDR600VR User Manual

Philips DVDR600VR
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E9480UD_EN.qx3 04.7.22 8:26 PM Page 26
26 Front Panel
STANDBY-ON © Button
Press to turn the power on or off.
POWER ON Light
Appears when the power is on
STOP / EJECT A Button (VCR)
Press once to stop videotape playback.When
play is stopped, press to eject the videotape,
PLAY I_ Button (VCR)
Press to play a videotape.
Press to release Slow, Search, or Still mode and
return to playback. See page 76.
REW _ Button (VCR)
Press to rewind a videotape. See page 76.
F.FWD I_ Button (VCR)
Press to fast forward a videotape.
Seepage 76.
RECORD Button (VCR)
Press to start a videotape recording. See
page 69.
Press repeatedly to start a One-Touch
Recording, See page 71.
A/Y Buttons
Press to select TV channels.
DVD OPEN/CLOSE _ Button
Press to open or close the Disc Tray,
SOURCE Button
Press to select DVD mode orVCR
mode.The DVD light appears in DVD
mode.TheVCR light appears in VCR
mode.
DVD Light
This light appears when the Recorder is
in DVD mode.
RECORD Button (DVD)
Press to start a Disc recording.
See page 22.
PLAY I1_ Button (DVD)
Pressto start Disc playback.
See page 21.
STOP Button (DVD)
Pressto stop Disc playback.
See page 21.
DVD Display Panel
Shows Disc status in DVD
mode.
DVD REC )RDER
Dw+nw,+n _ORD,NC, ST_
_D.DUBBING Button
Press to start DVD toVCR orVCR to
DVD duplication. See pages 44 and 73.
IR (infrared) Remote Sensor
Receives a signal from the Recorder's
remote control so you can work your
Recorder from a distance,
Point the remote here, not at your T_
CAMi jacks
SV (S-Video),VlDEO and AUDIO In
CAM2 jack
DV (digital video)
To access these jacks, flip down the door or rubber flap that covers the
jacks. Use these jacks when connecting a Camcorder or other equipment
to the Recorder. See page 17. When recording material that is playing on
the other equipment, choose the CAM channel that corresponds to the
jack to which the equipment is connected.
If your Personal Computer has an IEEE 1394 Firewire connector, you may
connect it to the Recorder's DV IN jack. Limited applications are available.
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Philips DVDR600VR Specifications

Operating Environment IconOperating Environment
temperature range (operation)0°C to 40°C
Power IconPower
standby power consumption< 3 W
power supply90.140 V AC (120 V nom), 50/60 Hz
Sound IconSound
signal/noise ratio95
distortion and noise (1kHz)85 dB
dynamic range (1kHz)85 dB
D/A converter24 bit, 96 kHz
crosstalk (1kHz)95 dB
Video Recording IconVideo Recording
tape speedsLP, SP
recording systemNTSC
recording modesM1: 60 minutes, M2: 120 minutes, M2x: 150 minutes, M3: 180 minutes, M4: 240 minutes, M6: 360 minutes
max recording time on DVD6 hr
Audio Playback IconAudio Playback
MP3 bit rates32 - 320 kbps
compression formatDolby Digital, PCM, MPEG2 Multichannel, MP3, DTS
Picture/Display IconPicture/Display
D/A converter10 bit, 54 MHz
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
packaging dimensions542 x 181 x 375 mm
product dimensions435 x 100 x 262 mm

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