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Useful functions
Search playback (cue/review)
1
Set the POWER switch to ON, and insert the
cassette tape.
2
Press the PLAY button to start playback.
3
Press the FF button or REW button.
The unit performs search playback (cue or review)
while the FF button or REW button is held down.
Normal playback is restored when the FF button or
REW button is released.
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To release the alarm search mode, press the
SEARCH button again to clear “AS” from the
display tube.
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The alarm search function can be used to search
for only those alarm recording sections which were
recorded for more than 30 seconds in the 3-hour, 9-
hour, 12-hour, 18-hour or 24-hour recording time
mode.
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When the FF button or REW button is pressed
during playback, search playback (cue or review) is
initiated, and even when the button is released,
search playback will continue if the unit is in the
alarm search mode.
2
Press the COUNTER button to establish the
counter display mode.
4
While the unit is in the stop, fast forward or rewind
mode, press the REW or FF button.
The first alarm recording section is searched in the
direction corresponding to the button pressed, and
the unit is set to the still-picture playback mode.
3
Press the SEARCH button.
Check that “AS” lights on the display tube and that
the alarm search mode is established.
Press the SEARCH button again if “M” has lighted.
5
To play back the section, press the PLAY button.
Alarm search
(alarm recording section search)
1
Set the POWER switch to ON, and insert the
cassette tape containing the alarm recording.
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“AS” lights.
<Notes>
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When search playback is performed with a tape
which was frame-recorded using cameras No.13 to
16, the recorded images of all the cameras are
mixed and output even if a particular camera is
selected.
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The picture will become quite blurred when search
playback is performed for a tape which was field-
recorded in the standard picture quality mode. This
is normal and not indicative of malfunctioning.