Programming a recording (REC MENU) (Continued)
Changing the default settings of recording
quality
1) While REC MENU Basic (e.g. step 4) is
displayed, press QUICK MENU.
2) Press / to select “AV record quality”, then
press ENTER.
3) Follow steps 1 to 3 (
page 122).
Shifting a time period of a recording (Time
Shift)
If a prior TV programme extends beyond its scheduled
time and into one that you programmed, you can shift
the programmed start and end time of the recording.
1) Press MENU.
2) Press / to select “Timer recording”, then
press ENTER.
3) Press / to select a timer programme you
want to shift the time period.
4) Press EXTEND.
“Start” and “End” are ready to be input.
5) Press EXTEND repeatedly.
Each time you press the button, “Start” and “End”
are shifted in 10 minutes intervals up to 60 minutes
later.
6) Press ENTER.
7) Press to select, “Set timer”, then press
ENTER.
8) Press EXIT to exit.
Note
• After you shifted the time of a timer programme which will
be repeatedly daily or weekly, you should restore the
original start/end time for future recordings.
Turning the power off automatically after
completing a programmed recording
1) While executing a programmed recording,
press QUICK MENU.
2) Press / to select “End time”, then press
ENTER.
3) Press / to select the recording end time and
power condition after the recording finishes.
( / to shift the cursor.)
End time:
Set the hour and minute.
Pwr Off:
On: Power will be on also after the recording.
Off: Power will turn off after the recording.
4) Press ENTER.
Notes
• The recording end time cannot be changed in the following
cases;
– within 1 minute before the recording end time.
– advancing the recording end time.
– during recording in AT mode.
• Even if you extend the recording end time, the recording
will stop when the HDD is filled up. Also at 8 hours from the
start time the recording will stop.
Relief recording
If you set a timer programme to a loaded DVD disc but
the disc does not have remaining space to record the
programme, the recorder records the whole
programme to the HDD instead of the loaded disc.
To use this function, set “Relief recording” (
page
123) to “On”.
Notes
• This function works also when you start a recording on a
loaded DVD disc by pressing the REC button and the
remaining space of the disc is under 10 minutes. (The
programme is not recorded on the disc.)
• This feature does not work when the HDD does not have
remaining space to record the programme.
• If the recording end time is extended after starting a timer
programmed recording, the programme is not recorded
onto the HDD. The loaded disc records the programme
until it is filled up then stops recording.
10/23(Su)17:50
Basic
REC
MENU
Ch
Date
Rec folder
Rec time – h – – m/ HDD remaining (excluding above) 51h 24m
Genre
Start
End
Media
Pict.
Audio
1
SP
4.6
D/M1
10/30(Su) 7
00
8
30
HDD
DVD mode
Edit title name
Advanced
Cancel
Set timer
ROOT
No genre
On( l )
AV record quality
Manual mode set.
Total recording time: approx.
61min.
(with 4.7 GB unused)
9.2
XP
4.6
D/M1
D/M1
Rate
9.2
Audio quality
D/M1
HDD rec
DVD rec
SP
13:00
13:54
13:20
20 minutes
extend
Time Shift
14:14
Operating Instructions
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Summary of Contents for RD-XS24SB
Page 10: ...Product Specification 2 4 MEMO ...
Page 12: ...3 2 Software Update MEMO ...
Page 20: ...4 8 Disassembly and Reaasembly MEMO ...
Page 34: ...Troubleshooting 5 14 MEMO ...
Page 35: ...6 1 6 Exploded View and Parts List 6 1 Cabinet Assembly Page 6 2 ...
Page 38: ...Exploded Views and Parts List 6 4 MEMO ...
Page 50: ...Electrical Parts List 7 12 MEMO ...
Page 160: ...Operating Instructions 12 110 MEMO ...
Page 173: ...1 1 SHIBAURA 1 CHOME MINATO KU TOKYO 105 8001 JAPAN ...
Page 177: ...Block Diagrams 8 3 8 2 Digital Block Diagram ...
Page 180: ...Block Diagrams 8 6 8 5 AIC01 MSP3417 Block Diagram ...
Page 181: ...Block Diagrams 8 7 8 6 AIC02 AIC07 MC14052 Block Diagram ...
Page 182: ...Block Diagrams 8 8 8 7 AIC03 AK5357 Block Diagram ...
Page 183: ...Block Diagrams 8 9 8 8 AIC04 PCM1753 Block Diagram ...
Page 184: ...Block Diagrams 8 10 8 9 KIC01 PT6961 Block Diagram ...
Page 185: ...Block Diagrams 8 11 8 10 MIC01 78F4225 Block Diagram ...
Page 187: ...Block Diagrams 8 13 8 12 SIC01 MM1647 Block Diagram ...
Page 188: ...Block Diagrams 8 14 8 13 VIC01 74HC4051 Block Diagram ...
Page 189: ...Block Diagrams 8 15 8 14 VIC05 MM1568 Block Diagram ...
Page 190: ...Block Diagrams 8 16 MEMO ...
Page 191: ...9 Wiring Diagram 9 1 ...
Page 192: ...Wiring Diagram 9 2 MEMO ...
Page 194: ...PCB Diagrams 10 2 10 1 S M P S PCB COMPONENT SIDE ...
Page 195: ...PCB Diagrams 10 3 CONDUCTOR SIDE ...
Page 196: ...PCB Diagrams 10 4 10 2 Main PCB COMPONENT SIDE ...
Page 198: ...PCB Diagrams 10 6 10 3 Jack PCB COMPONENT SIDE ...
Page 199: ...PCB Diagrams 10 7 CONDUCTOR SIDE ...
Page 200: ...PCB Diagrams 10 8 10 4 Key PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE ...
Page 202: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 2 11 1 S M P S SMPS PCB ...
Page 203: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 3 11 2 Main Main PCB ...
Page 204: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 4 11 3 Audio Jack PCB ...
Page 205: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 5 11 4 Video Jack PCB ...
Page 206: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 6 11 5 AV switch Scart Jack PCB ...
Page 207: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 7 11 6 Tuner Front in Connection Jack PCB ...
Page 208: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 8 11 7 Micom Jack PCB ...
Page 209: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 9 11 8 Key Key PCB ...
Page 210: ...Schematic Diagrams 11 10 MEMO ...
