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JVC VIDEO TECHNICAL GUIDE VTG82063 - SECTION 8

APPENDIX

A.1 RELATION OF SERVICE MANUAL TO TECHNICAL GUIDE

A.1.1 NTSC model

Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
HR-3300U '77 8095 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300UC '78 8105 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300T '78 8118 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300UM '78 8125 Included by Service Manual
HR-3600T '79 8141 Included by Service Manual
HR-6700U '79 8150/B Included by Service Manual
HR-4110U '80 8158 Included by Service Manual
HR-6700T '80 8181 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200U '80 8185 Included by Service Manual
HR-7300U '81 8203 Included by Service Manual
HR-7650U '81 8216/B Included by Service Manual
HR-7300T '81 8220 Included by Service Manual
HR-7300UM '82 8232 Included by Service Manual
HR-7100U '82 8256 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200U(C) '83 8333 Included by Service Manual
HR-D120U '83/08 8311 HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-D225U '83/08 8312 HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-D120UM '83/08 8313 HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-D225UM '83/09 8314 HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-D235U '83/10 8320 Refer to HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-D725U '84/02 8321 HR-D725 NTSC T-8015
HR-D725U(C) '84/02 8321 HR-D725 NTSC T-8015
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D220U '84/04 8346 Refer to HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-D220UM '84/04 8350 Refer to HR-D120/D225 NTSC T-8013
HR-S100U '84/04 8351 Refer to HR-S10/TU-S10 NTSC T-8019
HR-S101U '84/11 8382 Refer to HR-S10/TU-S10 NTSC T-8019
HR-D150U '84/12 8381 HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D151U '84/12 8381 HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D555U '85/01 8383 HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D140U '85/03 8392 Refer to HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D150UM '85/04 8393 HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D250U '85/04 8399 HR-D250 NTSC T-8032
HR-D251U '85/04 8399 HR-D250 NTSC T-8032
HR-D251UM '85/06 8405 HR-D250 NTSC T-8032
HR-D565U '85/07 8404 HR-D565/D566 NTSC T-8035
HR-D566U '85/07 8404 HR-D565/D566 NTSC T-8035
HR-S200U '85/07 8422 HR-S200 NTSC T-8039
HR-D142U '85/08 8417 Refer to HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D566UM '85/09 8412 HR-D565/D566 NTSC T-8035
HR-D151UM '85/09 8423 HR-D150/D555 NTSC T-8026
HR-D565UM '86/01 8437 HR-D565/D566 NTSC T-8035
HR-D756U '86/02 8436 HR-D756 NTSC T-8042
HR-D170U '86/03 8441 HR-D170/D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D180U '86/03 8442/8477 HR-D170/D180 NTSC T-8046
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D170UM '86/04 8454 HR-D170/D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D180UM '86/04 8455 HR-D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D470U '86/05 8449 HR-D470 NTSC T-8047
HR-D470U(C) '86/05 8449 HR-D470 NTSC T-8047
HR-D180U(A) '86/07 8477 HR-D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D180UM(A) '86/07 8478 HR-D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D170U(A) '86/08 8479 HR-D170/D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D470UM '86/09 8467 HR-D470 NTSC T-8047
HR-D370UM '86/09 8469 Refer to HR-D370 NTSC T-8048
HR-D170UM(A) '86/09 8480 HR-D170/D180 NTSC T-8046
HR-D370U '86/10 8452 HR-D370 NTSC T-8048
HR-D570U '86/12 8471 HR-D570 NTSC T-8058
HR-D570U(C) '86/12 8471 HR-D570 NTSC T-8058
HR-D210U '87/04 82001 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
HR-D210U(C) '87/04 82001 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
HR-D227U '87/04 82002 HR-D227 NTSC VTG82002
HR-D227U(C) '87/04 82002 HR-D227 NTSC VTG82002
HR-D530U '87/05 82004 HR-D530 NTSC VTG82004
HR-D530U(C) '87/05 82004 HR-D530 NTSC VTG82004
HR-D217U '87/06 82005 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
HR-D217U(C) '87/06 82005 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D237U '87/06 82006 HR-D230/D237 NTSC VTG82010
HR-D237U(C) '87/06 82006 HR-D230/D237 NTSC VTG82010
HR-S7000U '87/06 82008 HR-S7000 NTSC VTG82008
HR-S7000U(C) '87/06 82008 HR-S7000 NTSC VTG82008
HR-D210UM '87/07 82019 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
HR-D227UM '87/07 82020 HR-D227 NTSC VTG82002
HR-D230U '87/08 82015 HR-D230/D237 NTSC VTG82010
HR-D230U(C) '87/08 82015 HR-D230/D237 NTSC VTG82010
HR-D200U '87/08 82018 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
HR-D200U(C) '87/08 82018 HR-D210 NTSC VTG82001
HR-D360U '87/09 82013 HR-D360 NTSC VTG82009
HR-D360U(C) '87/09 82013 HR-D360 NTSC VTG82009
HR-D630U '88/01 82029 HR-D630 NTSC VTG82016
HR-D630U(C) '88/01 82029 HR-D630 NTSC VTG82016
HR-D310U '88/02 82044 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D310U(C) '88/02 82044 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-S8000U '88/03 82039 HR-S8000 NTSC VTG82019
HR-S8000U(C) '88/03 82039 HR-S8000 NTSC VTG82019
HR-D320U '88/03 82045 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D320U(C) '88/03 82045 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D3050U '88/04 82048 Refer to HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D400U '88/04 82049 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D400U(C) '88/04 82049 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D310UM '88/04 82053 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D440U '88/04 82056 HR-D310/D320/D440/D400 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D440U(C) '88/04 82056 HR-D310/D320/D440/D400 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D750U '88/04 82058 HR-D750/D410 NTSC VTG82023
HR-D750U(C) '88/04 82058 HR-D750/D410 NTSC VTG82023
HR-D410U '88/05 82055 HR-D750/D410 NTSC VTG82023
HR-D410U(C) '88/05 82055 HR-D750/D410 NTSC VTG82023
HR-D400UM '88/06 82052 HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D700U '88/06 82062 HR-D700 NTSC VTG82026
HR-D700U(C) '88/06 82062 HR-D700 NTSC VTG82026
HR-S5000U '88/07 82065 HR-S5000 NTSC VTG82028
HR-S5000U(C) '88/07 82065 HR-S5000 NTSC VTG82028
HR-D750UM '88/08 82069 HR-D750/D410 NTSC VTG82023
HR-D410UM '88/08 82074 HR-D750/D410 NTSC VTG82023
HR-D441T '88/09 82066 Refer to HR-D310/D320/D400/D440 NTSC VTG82020
HR-D610U '89/02 82103 HR-D610/D620 NTSC VTG82034
HR-D610U(C) '89/02 82103 HR-D610/D620 NTSC VTG82034
HR-D620U(C) '89/03 82102 HR-D610/D620 NTSC VTG82034
HR-D4050U '89/03 82117 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D4050U(C) '89/03 82117 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D600U '89/04 82108 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D600U(C) '89/04 82108 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D520U '89/04 82112 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D620U '89/05 82102 HR-D610/D620 NTSC VTG82034
HR-D830U '89/05 82114 HR-D830/D840/D850 NTSC VTG82040
HR-D830U(C) '89/05 82114 HR-D830/D840/D850 NTSC VTG82040
HR-D1520UM '89/06 82115 HR-D1830/D1640/D1610/D1520 UM VTG82043
HR-D1610UM '89/06 82116 HR-D1830/D1640/D1610/D1520 UM VTG82043
HR-D840U '89/06 82122 HR-D830/D840/D850 NTSC VTG82040
HR-D840U(C) '89/06 82122 HR-D830/D840/D850 NTSC VTG82040
HR-S5500U '89/07 82125 HR-S6600/S5500 NTSC VTG82045
HR-S5500U(C) '89/07 82125 HR-S6600/S5500 NTSC VTG82045
HR-D850U '89/07 82126 HR-D830/D840/D850 NTSC VTG82040
HR-D850U(C) '89/07 82126 HR-D830/D840/D850 NTSC VTG82040
HR-D515U '89/07 82129 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D1640UM '89/07 82130 HR-D1830/D1640/D1610/D1520 UM VTG82043
HR-S10000U '89/08 82127 HR-S10000 NTSC VTG82044
HR-D1830UM '89/08 82133 HR-D1830/D1640/D1610/D1520 UM VTG82043
HR-S6600U '89/09 82136 HR-S6600/S5500 NTSC VTG82045
HR-D5050U '89/10 82156 Refer to HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D660U '89/12 82157 HR-D660/D670 NTSC VTG82050
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D670U '90/01 82163 HR-D660/D670 NTSC VTG82050
HR-D540U '90/03 82165 Refer to HR-D660/D670 NTSC VTG82050
HR-SC1000U '90/04 82175 HR-SC1000 NTSC VTG82054
HR-D550U '90/05 82165 Refer to HR-D660/D670 NTSC VTG82050
HR-D550U(C) '90/05 82165 Refer to HR-D660/D670 NTSC VTG82050
HR-D870U '90/05 82170 HR-D780/D860/D870 NTSC VTG82055
HR-D870U(C) '90/05 82170 HR-D780/D860/D870 NTSC VTG82055
HR-D860U '90/05 82181 HR-D780/D860/D870 NTSC VTG82055
HR-D780U '90/05 82186 HR-D780/D860/D870 NTSC VTG82055
HR-D680U '90/06 82179 HR-D670/D660 NTSC VTG82050
HR-D1670UM '90/06 82182 HR-D670/D660 NTSC VTG82050
HR-D970U '90/07 82191 HR-D960/D970 NTSC VTG82058
HR-D960U '90/07 82191 HR-D960/D970 NTSC VTG82058
HR-S5800U '90/08 82195 HR-S5800 NTSC VTG82059
HR-FC100U '90/08 82198 HR-FC100 NTSC VTG82061
8.1.2 PAL model
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
HR-3300E 78 8106 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300EG 78 8106 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300EK 78 8106 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300EA 78 8111 Included by Service Manual
HR-3600AU 78 8113/-2 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300H 78 8117 Included by Service Manual
HR-3600AUC 78 8122 Included by Service Manual
HR-4100AU 78 8124 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330E 79 8130 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300ES 79 8133 Included by Service Manual
HR-4100E 79 8136 Included by Service Manual
HR-4100EK 79 8136 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330EA 79 8145 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330ER 79 8157 Included by Service Manual
HR-4110AU 79 8158 Included by Service Manual
HR-4110AUC 79 8166 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330ES 80 8160 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330EB 80 8165 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660EA 80 8171 Included by Service Manual
HR-3320EK 80 8175 Included by Service Manual
HR-7700E 80 8176 Included by Service Manual
HR-4100EG 80 8186 Included by Service Manual
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-3660E '81 8146 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660EB '81 8156 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200E '81 8187 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200EG '81 8187 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200EK '81 8187 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660ER '81 8195 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660EP '81 8196 Included by Service Manual
HR-7700ER '81 8200 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200EG '81 8201/B Included by Service Manual
HR-7200EK '81 8201/B Included by Service Manual
HR-2200EA '81 8210 Included by Service Manual
HR-7600EG '81 8214 Included by Service Manual
HR-7300EK '82 8204 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200EA '82 8205 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200ER '82 8219 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200EB '82 8221 Included by Service Manual
HR-7600EB '82 8228 Included by Service Manual
HR-7650EG '82 8230 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200ES '82 8231 Included by Service Manual
HR-7650EK '82 8233 Included by Service Manual
HR-7650EB '82 8236 Included by Service Manual
HR-7650ES '82 8240 Included by Service Manual
HR-7650EA '82 8244 Included by Service Manual
HR-7350EK '82 8249 Included by Service Manual
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
HR-7700EA '83 8211 Included by Service Manual
HR-7655EG '83 8262 Included by Service Manual
HR-7655EK '83 8262 Included by Service Manual
HR-7655EB '83 8266 Included by Service Manual
HR-D120EK '83/05 8331 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D225E '83/06 8303 HR-D120/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D225EG '83/06 8303 HR-D120/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D120E '83/06 8305 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D120EG '83/06 8305 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D220E '83/07 8304 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D225EK '83/07 8308 HR-D120/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D225EB '83/08 8310 HR-D120/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D220EB '83/09 8306 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D120EB '83/09 8307 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D225ES '83/10 8316 HR-D120/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D110EK '83/10 8323 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D110E '83/11 8322 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D110EG '83/11 8322 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D110EB '83/12 8325 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D225EA '83/12 8330 HR-D120/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D110ES '84/01 8326 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D111A '84/01 8337 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D140EK '84/03 8388 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D111EG '84/05 8355 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D121EG '84/05 8355 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D110EA '84/06 8348 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D725E '84/06 8356 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-D725EB '84/06 8356 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-D725EG '84/06 8356 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-D725EK '84/06 8356 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-D120ES '84/09 8317 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D455E '84/11 8364 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D455EB '84/11 8364 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D455EG '84/11 8364 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D725A '84/11 8366 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-D725EA '84/11 8367 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-D725EF '84/11 8369 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
HR-S10EG '84/11 8370 HR-S10/TU-S10 PAL T-8024
HR-S10EK '84/11 8370 HR-S10/TU-S10 PAL T-8024
HR-S10E '84/11 8371 HR-S10/TU-S10 PAL T-8024
HR-D120EA '84/12 8324 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D111EM '84/12 8332 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D120EM '84/12 8332 HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D455A '84/12 8363 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D455EK '84/12 8363 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D725ES '84/12 8368 HR-D725 PAL T-8018
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
--- --- --- --- ---
HR-S10EA '85/01 8379 HR-S10/TU-S10 PAL T-8024
HR-D455EA '85/02 8385 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D455ES '85/02 8385 HR-D455 PAL T-8023
HR-D150E '85/02 8387 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D150EG '85/02 8387 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D150EK '85/03 8391 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D140E '85/06 8390 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D140ES '85/06 8390 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D141EM '85/06 8400 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D141A '85/06 8400 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D250E '85/08 8409 HR-D250 PAL T-8036
HR-D250EG '85/08 8409 HR-D250 PAL T-8036
HR-D250EK '85/08 8409 HR-D250 PAL T-8036
HR-D160EG '85/08 8410 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D140EA '85/08 8414 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D565E '85/10 8413 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D565EG '85/10 8413 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D565EK '85/10 8413 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D140EG '85/11 8389 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D250EA '85/11 8431 HR-D250 PAL T-8036
HR-P50E '85/12 8421 HR-P50E T-8043
HR-D565EA '85/12 8429 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D566E '86/02 8443 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D566EG '86/02 8443 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D566EK '86/02 8443 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D566EA '86/02 8447 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D143EM '86/03 8448 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D143A '86/03 8448 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D566ES '86/04 8446 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D566A '86/05 8438 HR-D565 PAL T-8037
HR-D170E '86/06 8451 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D170EG '86/06 8451 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D170EK '86/06 8451 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180E '86/06 8457 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180EG '86/06 8457 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180EK '86/06 8457 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D150EE '86/07 8464 HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D370E '86/08 8460 HR-D370 PAL T-8051
HR-D370EG '86/08 8460 HR-D370 PAL T-8051
HR-D370EK '86/08 8460 HR-D370 PAL T-8051
HR-D171EM '86/08 8466 HR-D171A/D171EM T-8049
HR-D171A '86/08 8466 HR-D171A/D171EM T-8049
HR-D755E '86/09 8456 HR-D755 PAL T-8052
HR-D755EG '86/09 8456 HR-D755 PAL T-8052
HR-D755EK '86/09 8456 HR-D755 PAL T-8052
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D470E '86/09 8465 HR-D470 PAL T-8050
HR-D470EG '86/09 8465 HR-D470 PAL T-8050
HR-D470EK '86/09 8465 HR-D470 PAL T-8050
HR-D170ES '86/10 8472 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180ES '86/10 8472 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D170EA '86/10 8475 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180EA '86/10 8475 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180EM '86/10 8487 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D180A '86/10 8487 HR-D170/D180 PAL T-8049
HR-D370A '86/11 8482 HR-D370 PAL T-8051
HR-D370EA '86/11 8482 HR-D370 PAL T-8051
HR-D755EA '86/12 8483 HR-D755 PAL T-8052
HR-D210E '87/04 82003VD HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D210EG '87/04 82003VD HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D210EK '87/04 82003VD HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D230E '87/07 82011 HR-D230 PAL VTG82006
HR-D230EG '87/07 82011 HR-D230 PAL VTG82006
HR-D230EK '87/07 82011 HR-D230 PAL VTG82006
HR-D330E '87/07 82012 HR-D330 PAL VTG82007
HR-D330EK '87/07 82012 HR-D330 PAL VTG82007
HR-D430EG '87/08 82017 HR-D430 PAL VTG82011
HR-D210ES '87/08 82024 HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D530EK '87/09 82016 HR-D530EK VTG82017
HR-D210EE '87/09 82028 HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D211EM '87/10 82030 Refer to HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D210EA '87/10 82032 HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D300E '87/10 82033 HR-D300 PAL VTG82018
HR-D300EG '87/10 82033 HR-D300 PAL VTG82018
HR-D430EA '87/11 82035 HR-D430 PAL VTG82011
HR-D530EH '87/12 82035 HR-D530EK VTG82017
HR-D530E '88/01 82025 HR-D530 PAL VTG82013
HR-D530EG '88/01 82025 HR-D530 PAL VTG82013
HR-D230EA '88/01 82027 HR-D230 PAL VTG82006
HR-D300EA '88/01 82040 HR-D300 PAL VTG82018
HR-D300EM '88/01 82041 HR-D300 PAL VTG82018
HR-D320E '88/03 82046 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D320EG '88/03 82046 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D400EK '88/03 82057 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D320EK '88/04 82047 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D440EK '88/05 82057 HR-D440/D220 PAL VTG82030
HR-D700EK '88/06 82060 HR-D700/D500 PAL VTG82024
HR-D700E '88/07 82061 HR-D700/D500 PAL VTG82024
HR-D700EG '88/07 82061 HR-D700/D500 PAL VTG82024
HR-D500EK '88/07 82063 HR-D700/D500 PAL VTG82024
HR-D750E '88/08 82067 HR-D750 PAL VTG82027
HR-D750EG '88/08 82067 HR-D750 PAL VTG82027
HR-D750EK '88/08 82068 HR-D750 PAL VTG82027
HR-D300EE '88/08 82071 HR-D300 PAL VTG82018
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D210EE '88/08 82078 HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-S5000E '88/09 82070 HR-S5000 PAL VTG82029
HR-S5000EG '88/09 82070 HR-S5000 PAL VTG82029
HR-D320EA '88/09 82079 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D320ES '88/09 82080 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D321EM '88/10 82083 Refer to HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D400ES '88/10 82084 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D400E '88/10 82085 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D400EG '88/10 82085 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-S5000EK '88/11 82082 HR-S5000 PAL VTG82029
HR-S5000EH '88/11 82087 HR-S5000 PAL VTG82029
HR-D320EE '88/11 82088 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D750EH '88/12 82095 HR-D750 PAL VTG82027
HR-D400EA '88/12 82099 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-S5000EA '89/02 82101 HR-S5000 PAL VTG82029
HR-D750EA '89/02 82109 HR-D750 PAL VTG82027
HR-D520E '89/03 82105 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D520EG '89/03 82105 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D321EE '89/04 82089 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D520EK '89/04 82106 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D750EE '89/04 82111 HR-D750 PAL VTG82027
HR-D400ED '89/05 82094 HR-D400/D320 PAL VTG82021
HR-D620E '89/06 82113 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D620EG '89/06 82113 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D610EK '89/06 82120 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D620EK '89/07 82121 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D830E '89/07 82124 HR-D830 PAL VTG82041
HR-D830EG '89/07 82124 HR-D830 PAL VTG82041
HR-D830EK '89/08 82131 HR-D830 PAL VTG82041
HR-D520EA '89/09 82132 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D600E '89/09 82135 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D600EG '89/09 82135 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-S5500E '89/09 82137 HR-S5500 PAL VTG82049
HR-S5500EG '89/09 82137 HR-S5500 PAL VTG82049
HR-D520ES '89/09 82138 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D521EM '89/10 82139 Refer to HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D600EA '89/10 82140 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D1520A '89/10 82141 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-S5500EK '89/10 82142 HR-S5500 PAL VTG82049
HR-D950E '89/10 82144 HR-D950 PAL VTG82047
HR-D950EG '89/10 82144 HR-D950 PAL VTG82047
HR-D830EH '89/10 82146 HR-D830 PAL VTG82041
HR-D520EE '89/11 82147 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D521EE '89/11 82147 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-S5500EH '89/11 82149 HR-S5500 PAL VTG82049
HR-D600EM '89/11 82152 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D950EH '89/11 82154 HR-D950 PAL VTG82047
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D950EK '90/01 82158 HR-D950 PAL VTG82047
HR-D830EA '90/01 82159 HR-D830 PAL VTG82041
HR-D540E '90/02 82166 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-D540EG '90/02 82166 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-S9000EG '90/03 82162 HR-S9000EG VTG82051
HR-D580E '90/03 82168 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-D580EG '90/03 82168 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-D540EK '90/03 82169 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-D610ES '90/04 82161 HR-D620/D610/D600 PAL VTG82037
HR-D525EE '90/04 82171 HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D660EK '90/04 82172 HR-D660/D580/D540 PAL VTG82052
HR-D580EK '90/05 82178 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-S5500EA '90/06 82183 HR-S5500 PAL VTG82049
HR-D540EA '90/06 82189 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
HR-D860E '90/06 82184 HR-D860 PAL VTG82056
HR-D860EG '90/06 82184 HR-D860 PAL VTG82056
HR-D860EK '90/06 82192 HR-D860 PAL VTG82056
HR-D960E '90/08 82197 HR-D960 PAL VTG82056
HR-D960EG '90/08 82197 HR-D960 PAL VTG82056
HR-FC100E '90/09 82196 HR-FC100 NTSC VTG82061
HR-FC100EG '90/09 82196 HR-FC100 NTSC VTG82061
HR-D1540A '90/09 82212 HR-D540/D580/D660 PAL VTG82052
1.1.3 SECAM model
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
HR-3300S '78 8108 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330S '79 8131 Included by Service Manual
HR-3300SR '79 8132 Included by Service Manual
HR-4100S '79 8139 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660S '79 8147 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330SR '80 8149 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660SV '80 8159 Included by Service Manual
HR-3330SV '80 8164 Included by Service Manual
HR-4110S '80 8168 Included by Service Manual
HR-3660SR '80 8180 Included by Service Manual
HR-7700S '80 8189 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200S '81 8190 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200S '81 8202 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200SR '82 8207 Included by Service Manual
HR-7600S '82 8215 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200SR '82 8223 Included by Service Manual
HR-7600SR '82 8252 Included by Service Manual
HR-D120SR '84/01 8331 HR-D120/D225 SECAM T-8012
HR-D225S '84/02 8339 HR-D120/D225 SECAM T-8012
HR-D725S '84/10 8365 HR-D725 SECAM T-8022
HR-D120S '84/12 8334 HR-D120/D225 SECAM T-8012
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D455S '85/01 8378 HR-D455 SECAM T-8027
HR-S10S '85/02 8386 HR-S10 SECAM T-8028
HR-D150S '85/04 8396 HR-D140/D150 SECAM T-8031
HR-D140S '85/05 8397 HR-D140/D150 SECAM T-8031
HR-S10SR '85/06 8419 HR-S10 SECAM T-8028
HR-D140SR '85/09 8411 HR-D140/D150 SECAM T-8031
HR-D250S '85/11 8428 HR-D250 SECAM T-8040
HR-D565S '85/12 8430 HR-D565 SECAM T-8041
HR-D566S '85/12 8430 HR-D565 SECAM T-8041
HR-D142S '86/03 8444 Refer to HR-D140/D150 SECAM T-8031
HR-D152S '86/03 8445 HR-D140/D150 SECAM T-8031
HR-D170S '86/08 8462 HR-D170/D180 SECAM T-8054
HR-D180S '86/08 8463 HR-D170/D180 SECAM T-8054
HR-D755S '86/10 8470 HR-D755 SECAM T-8053
HR-D370S '86/10 8481 HR-D370 SECAM T-8055
HR-D170SR '86/10 8485 HR-D170/D180 SECAM T-8054
HR-D470S '86/11 8486 HR-D470 SECAM T-8061
HR-D210S '87/06 82007 HR-D210 SECAM VTG82005
HR-D230S '87/08 82021 HR-D230 SECAM VTG82012
HR-D300S '87/11 82034 HR-D530MS/D300 SECAM VTG82014
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
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HR-D210SR '88/03 82050 HR-D210 SECAM & HR-D210 PAL VTG82005&VTG82003
HR-D320S '88/05 82059 HR-D320 SECAM VTG82022
HR-D750S '88/09 82073 HR-D700S/D750S/D350MS VTG82031
HR-D700S '88/10 82086 HR-D700S/D750S/D350MS VTG82031
HR-D400S '88/11 82092 HR-D400/D310 SECAM VTG82033
HR-D310S '88/12 82091 HR-D400/D310 SECAM VTG82033
HR-D520S '89/05 82119 HR-D520 SECAM VTG82039
HR-D620S '89/09 82134 HR-D620 SECAM VTG82046
HR-D520SR '89/10 82145 HR-D520 SECAM VTG82039
HR-S5000S '89/12 82096 HR-S5000 SECAM VTG82032
HR-D540S '90/03 82167 HR-D540/D600 SECAM VTG82053
HR-D600S '90/05 82174 HR-D540/D600 SECAM VTG82053
8.1.4 Other (MULTI/N-PAL/M-PAL) model
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
HR-3330TP '80 8178/B Included by Service Manual
HR-3330EN '81 8198 Included by Service Manual
HR-7200EN '82 8206 Included by Service Manual
HR-2200EN '82 8227 Included by Service Manual
HR-7600MS '82 8248 Included by Service Manual
HR-7610MS '83 8272 Included by Service Manual
HR-D120MS '84/04 8347 Refer to HR-D120/D220/D225 PAL T-8011
HR-D257MS '85/11 8426 Refer to HR-D250 PAL T-8036
HR-D157MS '86/01 8432 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D158MS '86/02 8433 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D156MS '86/08 8461 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D257MS '86/11 8491 Refer to HR-D250 PAL T-8036
HR-D190EN '87/02 8493 HR-D190EN T-8063
HR-D170MS '87/07 82014 HR-D170MS VTG82015
HR-D227M '87/08 82023 HR-D227NTSC VTG82002
HR-D530MS '87/10 82026 HR-D530MS/D300 SECAM VTG82014
HR-D217MS '88/01 82037 Refer to HR-D210 PAL VTG82003
HR-D160EN '88/02 82043 Refer to HR-D140/D150 PAL T-8030
HR-D440M '88/08 82075 HR-D440/D220 PAL VTG82030
HR-D350MS '88/09 82081 HR-D700S/D750S/D350MS VTG82031
Model Name Issu date Manual No. TG Name TG No.
HR-D337MS '89/07 82107 HR-D337MS VTG82025
HR-D441EN '89/07 82118 HR-D441EN VTG82042
HR-D650MS '89/10 82143 HR-D830/D650MS VTG82048
HR-D830MS '89/11 82148 HR-D830/D650MS VTG82048
HR-D641M '89/12 82151 HR-D600/D520/D4050 NTSC VTG82035
HR-D527MS '90/05 82177 Refer to HR-D520 PAL VTG82036
HR-D550MS '90/06 82188 HR-D550/D860/D960MS VTG82060
### 8.2 GLOSSARY OF VIDEO TERMS

— A —

A (Ampere) : Unit of electrical current.

A (Audio) : Signal conveying sound information.

ABC (Automatic Beam Control) : Video camera picture to be beam control circuit.

ABC (Automatic Brightness Control) : A regulating circuit or function used in display systems.

A/B remote code switching : Allows two JVC VCRs to be controlled via one remote control without double response errors.

AC : Alternating current; also line voltage. Common in most of the world as the electricity available from wall outlets. For example, the US standard is 120 volts, 60Hz.

ACC (Automatic Color Control) : A color level control.

ACT (Auto color tracking) : A sensor continuously monitors color temperature changes, automatically adjusting white balance. (See “White balance” )

A/CTL (Audio/Control) : Type of magnetic head assembly or circuit for Audio and Servo control signal recording and playback.

A/C Head (Audio Control Head) : A combination of an audio head and a CTL head.

ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) : Circuit or device that changes a signal from analog to digital format; opposite function of DAC.

ADJ (Adjustment) : Denotes a part that is adjusted during operation or maintenance.

ADP (Adapter) : A unit, circuit, etc. that allows combination with another device or system.

A DUB (Audio Dub) : To re-record the audio portion of a video tape without disturbing the video portion of the signal. Duplication of audio signal.

AE (Audio Erase) : Erasing only the sound track on tape.

AEF (Automatic Editing Function) : The feature that edits the assembled signals (video, audio, and control signals) so as not to cause discontinuity at editing paint.

AF (Auto Focus) : Automatic Focus control operation of video camera.

AFC (Automatic Frequency Control) : Frequency control circuit of color signal.

AFM (Audio Frequency Modulation) : System for recording sound on video tape by rotary video head.

AFT (Automatic Fine Tuning) : Tape of (radio, TV, etc.) tuning circuit.

After-recording : This is to record sound effects, music, and narration on the tape after completion of video recording. Only the audio track is re-recorded.

AGC (Auto Gain Control) : Automatically increases camera sensitivity when the illumination falls below a certain level. This can be defeated by the AGC ON/OFF switch to provide more natural results if desired (GR-S707).

Age insertion : Permits recording of the age of a subject (years, months) while shooting live events. Ideal for chronicling events like anniversaries, birthdays, etc.

AH (Audio Head) : Magnetic head for sound recording and playback.

AL (After Loading) : VTR status when tape is properly positioned for recording or playback.

AL switch (After-Loading SW) : Switch to be turned ON at completion of tape loading.

ALC (Audio Limiter Circuit) : Automatically cuts incoming audio signals when they exceed a certain level. The ALC ON/OFF switch allows this function to be defeated when manual recording level control is desired (Hi-Fi models).

ALC (Automatic Level Control) : An electronic circuit that adjusts the incoming signal to a predetermined level. Can apply to either audio or video signals.

ALC (Automatic Light Compensation) : A video camera circuit.

ALM (Alarm) : Signal, mode, datum, etc. indicating abnormality.

ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) : One of the fundamental circuits of a computer.

AMP (Amplifier) : An electronic circuit that strengthens electric signals sent through it with a certain amplitude/ frequency range.

AMV (Astable Multivibrator) : Type of electronic circuit. AND (AND) : One of the fundamental logic functions used in logic circuit.

Animation : In the Record-Pause mode, the single touch of a button causes the camcorder to record for a preselected duration(1/4, 1/2, 1sec.) and automatically return to the Record-Pause state. By shooting the same inanimate subject repeatedly with slight variations each time, the illusion of motion can be created.

ANT (Antenna) : Device for picking up off-air signals.

APC (Automatic Phase Control) : A VTR color signal time base error compensation circuit.

Aperture : Lens irese. Video circuit which compensating sharpness of picture.

APL (Average Picture Level) : TV signal specification.

Aspect Ratio : The proportional dimensions of the TV picture area. It measures 3 units high and 4 units wide and is expressed as 3 : 4.

Assemble Editing : A method of electronic editing; various taped segments are retaped in a determined sequence to produce a coherent whole.

ASS'Y (Assembly) : Parts list notation; also, an editing technique.

A/S/M (Audio/Servo/Mechacon) : Refers to a printed wiring board or module that includes these component circuits.

ATT (Attenuate) : A widely used type of electronic circuit.

Attenuate : To turn down or reduce the level of a signal.

Audio Head : The recording and/or playback assembly on an audio or video tape recorder. It receives the audio signal, transfers that signal onto the magnetic tape moving past it, and/ or picks up the signal from the tape for reproduction.

Audio dubbing : Allows user to replace only the linear audio portion, in a previously recorded program.(e.g. for adding narration, etc.)

Audio-in : Input jack which delivers an audio signal to a particular piece of equipment. Am input receptacle which receives an audio signal.

Audio Mixer : An electronic circuit capable of accepting a number of audio signals from various sources (microphones, tape decks, turntables) and combining them at relative signal levels to form one total signal.

Audio-out : Output jack which carries an audio signal from a particular piece of equipment. An output receptacle which delivers an audio signal.

Audio Track : Sound recording track of video tape.

AUTO (Automatic) : General prefix denoting an automatic function.

Auto BLC : Automatic backlight compensation. The camera lens aperture is automatically adjusted according to the brightness of the subject located at the center of the frame and is not affected by the brightness of the background. (See "Backlight compensation")

Auto channel programming : The VCR automatically scans all channel frequencies in succession, storing those that are in use and skipping those that are not. This function is available by ON-Screen menu selection and can be used with both TV and CATV frequencies.

Automatic Shutoff : The feature that automatically shift the VHS in the mode of STOP at the ends of the tape or at emergency mode.

Auto play : Automatic start of playback when a pre-recorded cassette with safety tab removed is inserted into the VCR.

Auto power on : VCR power is automatically switched on when a cassette is inserted.

Auto rewind : The tape is automatically rewound when it reaches the end.

AV (Audio and Visual) : Auditory and visual senses.

AV (Audio Visual ) : Technology for using sound and picture media in education, etc..

AVE (Audio-Visual Education) : Education using audio-visual devices such as a cinematograph, television, and tape recorder.

Azimuth : The slight off-set angle of the pair of video heads to each other. Employed to allow high-density recording by eliminating the need for guard bands which were formerly used to minimize crosstalk.

— B —

B (Base) : One of the terminals of a transistor.

B (B Voltage) : Voltage needed for circuit operation, as opposed to a signal voltage handled by the circuit.

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Backlight compensation (BLC) : Increases the lens aperture at the touch of a button for proper exposure of backlit subjects.

BAL (Balance) : Circuit for regulation the ratio between two or more signal components.

Balanced coils : Coils wrapped in opposite polarities on either side of a video head gap to cancel out spurious signals, thereby preventing color beats. A technology applied to the oval-cut DA-4 head system.

BATT (Battery) : Schematic diagram notation.

Backspacing : The technique of rewinding the tape slightly in preparation for making an assembly edit.

Back space edit : An editing system to make back space at Rec Pause mode. The machine starts reproduction up to the edit point to stabilize servo circuits.

Back tension : To put the head in contact with tape at the appropriate pressure for proper picture recording, the supply reel needs to be slightly braked, which pulls the tape in the direction reverse to the tape running direction. This back-ward force is called back tension.

Bandwidth : The range of frequencies contained in a designated channel.

BBD (Bucket Brigade Device) : This is built into IC to store a series of analog signals in a number of capacitors in the bucket relay system. By reading these analog signals, this device allows them to be delayed without converting them into digital signals. This delay can be determined by the number of capacitors (One capacitor is called a stage. e.g., 256 stages and 512 stages) and the frequency of the relayed clock signal. For application, it is used as an echo circuit or 1H delay line for the video system.

BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) : A data transfer format.

Beam : In video terms, the stream of electrons emitted from an electron gun in a video camera tube or in a TV picture tube.

BFP (Burst Flag Pulse) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

BGM IN : Input terminal which lets the user add music or other sounds to the audio track during dubbing or live recording to create a mixed soundtrack.

BGP (Burst Gate Pulse) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

Bi-directional : A directional microphone (as opposed to omni-directional) which accepts sound waves from two opposite directions, while attenuating sound waves from any other direction.

BIT (Binary Digit) : A unit of computer data.

Blanking : Suppression. The process - and the period of time that process takes - during the scanning of the raster area when the beam is shut off.

Blank Search : Automatically seeks out the unrecorded portion on a tape.

Blue back : The ability to mute both video and audio noise and provide a blue-colored TV screen when no effective signal is available.

BNC (Bayonet Connector) : Bayonet is a knife adapted to fit the muzzle end of a rifle. This is a kind of coaxial connector having good connection characteristics which can be easily plugged in and out. It is always used as a signal connector for commercial video systems. cf. M connector.

Boom : A long-armed device used to suspend a microphone, a light or a camera above the performers and out of camera range of the scene being shot.

BPF (Bandpass Filter) : Type of electronic circuit.

Brightness Ratio : An indication, expressed as a ratio, of the difference between the brightest and the darkest object in the scene.

BRK (Brake) : Electro-mechanical device for stopping tape recorder reel rotation.

Broadband : Ability of a circuit to operate over a relatively wide range of frequencies. Cable TV is often referred to as broadband communication.

BRT (Brightness) : Circuit or control knob for adjusting screen brightness.

Burn, Burn-in : Images retained on the target area of the camera's pickup tube, caused by shooting excessively bright objects. In some cases, may be removed by shooting a white surface, or by operating the camera with the lens capped.

B/W (Black and white) : Monochrome TV signal or receiver.

B-Y (Blue minus Luminance) : One of the components of a color TV signal. C (Collector) : One of the terminals of a transistor.

CAL (Calibration) : Preadjustment of a scale, meter, etc. before actually using.

Camera : The eye of the video system; capable of absorbing the light values of a scene and converting them into a corresponding series of electric impulses, through the use of a cathode ray pickup tube such as the vidicon. It is a device made up of a lens, a pickup tube and other electric components.

CAP (Capstan) : A motor-driven rotating shaft in the video recorder that serves as a roller which governs the speed of the tape as it proceeds from the supply reel to the take-up reel.

Capstan Servo VTR : VTRs which absorb jitter from tapes with capstan servo system.

CAR (Carrier) : A component of a transmitted signal.

Cardioid : One of the many possible pickup patterns of microphones. This particular heart-shaped pattern is sensitive to sounds coming from the sides and front of the microphone while rejecting sounds coming from the rear.

Cassette adapter : A device which allows Compact VHS cassettes to be used on VHS for recording and playback; also referred to as a “VHS Playback”. Of course, Full-Size/Compact VHS Compatible VCRs do not require this device.

CATV : Community Antenna Television or Cable Television. TV signals are received from off-air broadcasts or are otherwise generated from a master antenna and are sent along a coaxial cable to TV receivers. Using present technology, more than eighty channels can be sent by cable to any TV set.

CCD (Charge Coupled Device) Image Sensor : Solid-state imaging device used in camcorders as the camera’s image pickup; analogous to the eye’s retina except that picture information is output as electric signals. Consists of numerous photo cells and vertical/horizontal transfer elements. Generally, the greater the number of photo cells, the higher the picture resolution.

CCU (Camera Control Unit) : A separate unit that contains the controls necessary for aligning and regulating camera operation. Built into the camera itself on more recent home video cameras.

CCT (Circuit) : Schematic diagram notation.

CD (Countdown) : Operating mode for a timer or other digital circuit.

Cds (Cadmium Sulphide) : Light sensitive material used in photosensors, electric eyes, lens iris controls, etc.

CH (Channel) : May refer to a TV broadcast channel, a stereo audio channel, a test instrument input etc.

CHG (Charge) : Schematic diagram notation.

CHROMA (Chrominance) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

Chrominance Signal : That portion of the total video signal which contains the color information. Without the chrominance signal, the received TV picture would be B & W.

CLK (Clock) : A regulated signal (e.g., pulse) for controlling CPU system operation.

Closed Circuit : In television, a distribution system using wires or microwaves to connect receiving sets to transmission equipment. The classroom unit of camera, monitor and sometimes video recorder is considered a closed circuit system. See also CCTV.

CLR (Clear) : An often used computer or calculator command.

CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) : Type of construction used for semiconductors(e.g., IC’s).

C mount : Lens mount washer used by a 16 mm cinematographic camera. This screw-type mount is widely used by video cameras. Lens exchange is free between C mounts.

CNR (Chrominance Signal Noise Reduction) circuit : Uses a recursive comb filter to improve the color signal-to noise ratio. (See “HQ System” )

COAX (Coaxial) : Type of cable construction.

Coaxial Cable : A specially designed one-ground, one-conductor cable that is shielded and is used to transmit television signals.

COL (Color) : Schematic diagram notation.

Color response improvement circuit : (See “CRI” ).

Color signal : The “Chromaticity signal” which transfers three primary colors of light red, blue, and green. Color temperature: A measurement in Kelvin degrees which indicates the color contents of a light source. Bluish light has a higher color temperature than reddish light. To reproduce whites as white under different types of lighting, the chrominance signal must be adjusted to match the light source's color temperature. (See "White balance")

COM (Common): One of the connecting terminals of an electrical power supply.

COMB (Comb Filter): This filter uses the 1H delay line to allow the color signal to be separated from the luminance signal by performing the addition or subtraction operation between the 1H-delayed signal and the original signal. Unlike the band-pass filter, this filter has less deterioration in the high frequency component of luminance signal so that it can improve resolution.

COMP (Comparator): Type of electronic circuit.

COMP (Compensation): Circuit or process for correcting an error component.

COMP (Composite): A (TV) signal that includes its subcomponents.

Compact video cassette: See the section for the VHS-C system.

Composite Signal: A complete picture signal containing both video information and sync pulse.

CONN (Connector): Device for joining cables, etc.

Control track: A 30Hz (NTSC) or 25Hz (PAL/SECAM) signal recorded on the lower edge of VHS tapes. The control signal controls the head rotation phase to trace through the same track on the tape during playback with VTR.

Counter memory feature: This is a VTR feature which memorizes a tape position by the counter and automatically stops the tape or shifts the made to playback at the memorized position during rewind operation.

CPU (Central Processing Unit): One of the fundamental circuits of a computer.

CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check): A self-testing system used in computerized equipment.

CRI (Color Response Improvement) circuit: A circuit that improves the transient response of the chrominance signal so that it changes at exactly the same time as an object's color changes. As a result, color spreading and edging at image borders is substantially reduced.

Crosstalk: Interference caused between the main signal and the signals picked up from adjacent tracks.

CRT (Cathode Ray Tube): A specially designed vacuum tube capable of producing a series of electrons that are focused into a beam. The beam is directed down the length of the tube where the electrons strike a phosphor coating on the face of the tube which makes it glow (in the case of a TV picture tube), or strikes an oxide coating to produce a voltage (in the case of a pickup tube). Both a camera pickup tube and a TV picture tube are cathode ray tubes.

CTC (Crosstalk Cancel): A signal compensating function.

CTL (Control): Schematic diagram notation.

CTL Head (Control Head): A record/playback head for control signal.

CU (Count-up): Operating mode for a timer or other digital circuit.

Cueing: Presetting a record, transcription, audiotape or videotape on a playback machine (source player) for immediate starting when called for.

Cue signal: A signal to be recorded on tape for controlling FF and REW. Tape is able to stop automatically by detecting this signal. The Victor VHS video uses the full erase head to record the cue signal and the special head to play it back.

CVBS (Chrominance, Video, Burst and Sync): A color TV signal that includes these components.

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D (Diode): Type of electronic circuit part (e.g., semiconductor, vacuum tube, etc.) which allows current to flow only in one direction.

D (Drain): One of the terminals of an FET.

D (Drive): Type of electronic circuit.

D (Drum): Rotating VTR assembly containing the video heads.

DA (Diode Array): An arrangement of a group of diodes (or diode IC elements) for a particular circuit function.

DA (Distribution Amplifier): Circuit or unit for supplying signals from one source to multiple locations. DA-4 head system : Double-Azimuth 4-Head system comprised of two pairs of dedicated heads _I one pair for SP, the other for EP. This ensures optimum picture quality at each recording speed.

DA-8 head system : A variation of the 4-Head system applied to the 4-Head sequential recording system with compact head drum (41mm drum) used by compact camcorders.

DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) : Circuit or unit for converting signals from digital to analog format; opposite function of ADC. D/A, A/D converter

DAC (Dynamic aperture control) : A complete aperture control circuit which uses the delay line during recording to emphasize the rising and falling edges of the big amplitude signals component of video signal.

dB (Decibel) : A subjective evaluation of the volume of any particular sound in relation to other sounds. An evaluation of the strength of a signal in relation to a predetermined reference level and expressed on a logarithmic scale.

DBC (Dynamic Beam Control) : One of the control circuits of a video camera.

DBS (Direct Broadcast Satellite) : Type of TV Earth satellite.

DCC (Dark Current Compensator) : Type of electronic circuit used in video cameras.

DD (Direct Drive) : Rotating a record turntable, tape reel, etc. directly without using belts or pulleys.

DE (Detail Enhancer) circuit : Applies non-linear emphasis to intensify luminance signal amplitude changes, providing better-defined details. (See "HQ system")

DEC (Decoder) : Circuit or unit for deriving information from a signal; opposite function of an encoder.

DEC (Decrement) : Counting down of a digital value by a certain amount; opposite of increment.

DEF (Deflection) : Signal, circuit or device for bending electron beams.

DEMOD (Demodulator) : Circuit or unit for separating a transmitted signal from its carrier; opposite function of a modulator.

DEMUX (Demultiplexer) : Circuit or unit for separating individual signals from an overall compound signal; opposite function of a multiplexer.

Depth of Field : The distance between the nearest object in focus and the farthest object in focus as viewed through a particular lens. Three variables determine depth of field; subject-to-camera distance, focal length of lens and f-stop setting.

Depth of Focus : Distance between the lens and the camera's pickup tube in which sharp focus is maintained.

DET (Detector) : Type of electronic circuit or device.

DEV (Deviation) : An FM signal specification.

Dew Control : A warning system that indicates the presence of too much moisture for the safe operation of video equipment.

Dew sensor : This means that dew is generated on the metal parts such as a VTR cylinder when a room is quickly heated in winter.

DG (Differential Gain) : A specification for an electronic circuit.

DI (Directivity Index) : A specification for loudspeakers or microphones.

Dichroic Mirrors : Special mirrors which reflect certain wavelengths of the light spectrum, while allowing others to pass through their semi-transparent surfaces. Used in color TV cameras, they are arranged to divide light into the three primary colors for acceptance by pickup tubes.

Digital AV Tracking : Microcomputer adjusts tracking to the optimum position for both video and Hi-Fi audio tracks automatically, immediately, and constantly; available on JVC Hi-Fi VHS and Super VHS VCRs.

Digital effects : Features like freeze, strobe, zoom, picture-in-picture, etc. which utilize picture information stored as digital data, processing them in different ways to produce special effects.

Digital superimpose : Digitally "memorizes" images which can be superimposed on live recordings for titling, etc.

Digital Tracking : Microcomputer adjusts video tracking to the optimum position automatically, immediately, and constantly; available on JVC monaural VHS VCRs.

DIN (Deutsche Industrie-Norm) : German standard for electric equipment. DIN plugs can be three-, five- or six-pin plugs, depending on their use, although they all have the same outer appearance. DIP (Dual Inline Package) : Type of IC packaging (sometimes used for other devices, such as switches).

DISCR (Discriminator) : Type of electronic circuit.

Dissolve : A production technique where one video source is made to fade out while another video source is made to fade in. The images of the two sources overlap for a period during this simultaneous process. Also called "crossfade".

Distributor : A device used to divide the input signal into equal "branch signals".

DL (Delay Line) : Circuit or device that retards a signal by a predetermined amount.

DMA (Direct Memory Access) : A computer system format.

DMM (Digital Multimeter) : A general purpose service test instrument; modern version of the VOM.

D-MPX (Depth Multiplex) : A technique for recording two or more signals on the same magnetic tape track.

DNR (Dynamic Noise Reduction) : A technique for reducing signal noise.

DOC (Dropout Compensator) : Circuit or unit which electronically corrects for flaws in magnetic tape.

Dolby NR System : A system for the NR (Noise Reduction) circuit developed by the Dolby Laboratory in the U.S. which enables the S/N of audio signal to be improved about 10 dB. This system is available in two types; type A for professional use and type B for general use. Dolby and the dolby noise reduction are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Dolly : Wheels on the legs of a camera support which allow the camera to be moved about smoothly. Also the action of moving the camera toward (dolly-in) or away from (dolly-out) the scene being shot.

Double Limiter FM (DL-FM) system : The luminance signal played back from video tape usually contains amplitude fluctuation. The uneven revolution of video head, difference in the sensitivity characteristic between heads, fluctuation of tape running speed, or too much pre-emphasis in VHS are likely to cause the output level to fluctuate so that the FM signal with a fixed amplitude cannot be obtained. If the FM signal containing this AM component is demodulated (FM-to-AM conversion) as it is, not only the proper luminance signal is impossible to reproduce, but also the black/white inverse phenomenon (breakage of a picture) is generated. Therefore, after the high-frequency components which may cause inversion are taken out by the high-pass filter (after AM fluctuating components are removed), the first limiter is applied, and at the same time the low-frequency components are also taken out by the low-pass filter. And then the second limiter is applied to remove the amplitude fluctuation components. Invention of this circuit enables effective pre-emphasis. As the result of re-studying the overall FM system and applying new devices, S/N can be improved and black/white inverse phenomenon can be prevented, to playback clear pictures.

DP (Differential Phase) : An electronic circuit specification.

DPC (Drum Phase Control) : One of the regulating functions in a video cassette recorder.

DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) : A type of computer memory.

Dropout : A defect that causes tape to function abnormally; the magnetic substance coated on magnetic tape becomes partially deteriorated, and adhesion of dust to tape causes the signal from the head not to be recorded on the tape, or the signal recorded on the tape not to be transmitted to the head. Dropouts cause deterioration of sound quality from audio signal and video tape signal deterioration gives a picture with vacant horizontal lines appearing on the screen.

Dropout compensator : If the video tape contains dropouts, the image receives bad influence. On TV, however, scanning lines form an image. Thus, when a dropout occurs in a scanning line, if the detective line is replaced with the previous line, the image on the screen becomes clear again. This circuit is called a dropout compensator.

Drum Pick-up Head : A sensor for drum rotation phase, constructed with a magnetic head and a pair of magnets.

Drum Servo VTR : VTRs which absorb jitter from tapes with Drum Servo System.

Dual-screen programming : Programming operations can be carried out with the remote control in conjunction with either the on-screen menu or the remote's LCD.

Dubbing : To make a new recording from the original. This term is used in the same meaning as copying or duplication.

Dubbing mode switch : When "ON", delivers video signals in their original state. Should be engaged when dubbing from a camcorder to a video deck to ensure best possible results. Duet Editing : Editing function which allows simultaneous one-touch control of two JVC VCRs from a single remote control. A and B code signals are transmitted together, allowing one VCR to be used as a player and the other as a recorder. (See "A/B remote code switching" )

DVTR (Digital Video Tape Recorder) : A type of VTR design.

Dynamic Microphone : A very pressure-sensitive microphone of a moving-coil design. This type of mike can be either uni-or omnidirectional and can stand up to rough handling.

Dynamic Tracking : A tracking technique to drive video head vertically to obtain best tracking position.

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E (Emitter) : One of the terminals of a transistor.

ECL (Emitter Coupled Logic) : A digital circuit format.

Edit : To arrange the position and length of the recorded audio and video program material in a sequence that's both logical and artistically suitable for presentation.

Edit Button : Enables automatic editing with the Master Edit Control system.

Editing button : Mechanically, this button can be pressed at any time in the playback mode without pressing the stop button. The editing button for the electronic editing device controls the synchronizing signal to prevent a picture disturbance at the editing points.

Editing Deck : A specially constructed video tape recorder which has, in addition to play and record circuitry, circuitry and controls to accomplish assemble and/or insert editing; an editing deck is used in conjunction with a second video tape recorder to record a master program tape (onto the editing deck) from various tape recorded segments being played back on the second video recorder.

E.E (Electric-to-electric) : When a VHS recorder is set to STOP/FF/REW/REC mode, the output terminal of the recording circuit is connected to the input terminal of the video output circuit to enable on-screen monitoring of the video signal to be recorded. This is called the "E.E" status because the signal is just transmitted to the electronic circuit so that any magnetic processes such as the video head or video tape is not used. And, if a picture can be monitored on the screen in the E.E mode, it can be assumed that the video signal output circuits for both recording and playback operate normally.

EE (Electronic Eye) : Light sensitive element used for camera automatic iris controls.

EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory) : A type of computer memory circuit.

EF (Emitter-Follower) : Type of transistor circuit connection.

EIA (Electronic Industries Association) : The organization that determines recommended audio and video standards in the US.

EIAJ (Electronic Industries Association of Japan)

8-Color fader : Allows fade-in from and fade-out to one of eight selectable colors: black, white, yellow, cyan, green, magenta, red, and blue. (See "Title fader" )

Eight-pin Connector : A type of plug commonly used for the VTR-to-monitor connection; provides a full set of audio and video connections including ground and sync signal.

EL (Electro-luminescent) : Light emitting technology used for illuminated display systems.

EL (Electronic Lens) : A type of focusing system used for electron beams.

Electret Condenser Microphone : A capacitor (or condenser) designed microphone that is very sensitive and requires a DC power supply (usually a built-in battery).

Electron Gun : The assembly at the end of a TV picture tube or a camera pickup tube which produces the electron beam for scanning the raster of a TV picture tube or the target area in a camera pickup tube.

EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) : Noise or other interference imparted by discharge from an external man-made or natural source (e.g., automobile ignition, lightning, etc.).

EMP (Emphasis) : Enhancing portions of a signal for a particular purpose.

Empty channel : A channel not used for TV broadcasting in a specific area. To monitor the pictures played back by VTR with a general television through a RF converter, a empty channel is utilized. For example, channels 1 and 2 are used in Osaka and Tokyo areas, respectively. ENC (Encoder) : Circuit or unit for converting a signal into a form suitable for storage or transmission; opposite function of a decoder.

ENG (Electronic News Gathering) : Gathering of news with electronic pictures. Recently, broadcasting stations use the VTR camera instead of the movie camera for gathering pictures for news.

ENV (Envelope) : One of the components of a complex signal.

EP (Extended Play) : An equipment operating mode.

EPROM (Electrically Programmable Read Only Memory) : Type of computer memory circuit.

EQ (Equalizer) : Circuit or unit for adjusting relations between signal components.

Erase Head : An electromagnetic assembly (called "head") in either an audio or video recorder which erases electronic information recorded on a magnetic (audio or video) tape.

ES (Electronic Switch) : Circuit device that switches without mechanical parts.

ESC (Edit Start Control) : Signal or device used in tape editing systems.

Essential Area : The area of the TV picture being televised which is sure to be seen on all TV receiving sets. When working with graphics, it is the area on the graphic where important visual information is positioned to be picked up by the video camera.

Establishing Shot : A long camera shot used to focus attention on the environment in which the action to follow takes place; for example, a long shot of a burning house preceding a medium shot of firemen with hoses.

EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) : A small 1.5-inch to 5-inch TV screen attached to or built in the video camera or TV studio camera which allows the operator to view (in black and white) a given scene exactly as it is being picked up by the camera.

EVR (Electronic Video Recording) : CBS trademark for a format combining film and TV.

EXOR (Exclusive OR) : Type of logic circuit connection.

EXP (Expander) : Type of electronic circuit.

EXT (External) : Signal, etc. from a source external to a particular unit or system.

Extra 4-head : A video-heads configuration of VHS, which mounts a pair of combination heads.

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F (Farad) : Unit of capacitance.

F (Focal Length) : A lens specification.

F (Fuse) : An electrical protective device.

Fade (Fade-in/Fade-out) : A gradual increase or decrease of either the audio or video signal strength. As a video technique, a fade-in is to bring the image slowly into view out of black; while a fade-out is this technique in reverse.

F ADV (Frame Advance) : A VTR or cine projector operating mode.

FBT (Flyback Transformer) : A TV receiver circuit.

FCC (Federal Communication Commission) : The federal agency responsible for making policy and exercising control over all use of the air waves for broadcast purposes in the USA.

F-connector : One type of plug used for making video connections.

F/C compatibility : The ability to directly accept Full-Size and Compact VHS cassettes. (See "Multi-loading mechanism")

FDP (Fluorescent Display Panel) : A Plate-like fluorescent display tube in which fluorescent material is applied to the tube part to be in contact with each segment so as to fluorescent necessary characters with the matrix of grids and segments.

FE (Full Erase) : Erasing the entire recorded signal.

FE (Flying Erase Head) : See Flying Erase head.

FE Head (Full Erase Head)

Feeder : A line used by TV antenna. Feeder means the line to distribute electricity. In general, the ribbon-type line is called a feeder. The coaxial cable is also a kind of feeder and is used to transmit the signals caught by the antenna to TV, and to distribute VTR pictures to a number of TV sets. If the coaxial cables are used in the future to form a network between cities, transmission of information will be so progressed as to change the concept of communication. FET (Field Effect Transistor) : Type of high sensitivity transistor.

FF (Fast Forward) : A tape recorder operating mode.

FF (Flipflop) : Type of electronic circuit.

FG (Frequency Generator) : Type of electronic circuit (sometimes includes mechanical parts).

Field : Half the video picture made up of the electronic signal corresponding to the odd or even scanning lines resulting from one passage over the raster area of the TV picture tube by the electron beam. Two interlaced fields compose one frame of a complete video picture.

Field of View : The entire area of a scene as observed through the lens of the camera.

Fine slow-motion : A slow-motion playback system which causes almost no noise bar on the screen.

Fixed Focus : A camera lens whose focal length cannot be varied.

Flat Light : Lighting a scene or setting with an over-all, evenly diffused light that minimizes shadows and contrast.

Flicker : A picture blinking phenomena caused by the signal difference between 1st and 2nd field.

Floodlight : A broad-beam light source that produces a flat, diffused illumination over a wide area.

Fluid Head Tripod : A tripod whose camera mount consists of two metal plates. The upper, rotating plate rests on a bed of fluid and the movement provided is very smooth.

Flying erase (FE) head : Scans video tracks just before the video head, erasing track-by-track; only the exact portions to be replaced are erased for re-recording. Effective when re-recording onto a recorded tape, or in insert editing.

FM (Frequency Modulation) : A signal transmission format.

Focal length (video vs.35mm SLR) : The distance between the optical center of a lens and the CCD image sensor (or photographic film) when the lens is focused on an object. The greater the value, the greater the telephoto effect. These values are much smaller on video cameras using a 1/2" CCD than on SLR cameras. However, in terms of effects, they correspond to still camera telephoto lenses 5 or 6 times longer.

Focus : The greatest possible resolution of an object, that is, when the object appears to be sharp and well-defined. The act of adjusting a lens to make the object appear sharp and well-defined.

Follow Focus : The continual adjustment of a lens to keep an object in focus as either object, camera, or both are moving.

Foot Candle : Measurement of intensity of illumination received by a surface one foot from a lighted candle - metric equivalent is "lux" . 1 fc = 10.76 lux.

Format : A general grouping of videocassette recorders according to tape width as well as recording and signal system. For example, among 1/2-inch format videocassette recorders there are a number of specific format designations such as VHS, BETA, VCR, SVR, etc. Interchangeability of recordings between different formats is not possible.

FPD (Flat Panel Display) : Method for displaying numerical or other information.

Frame : A complete TV picture consisting of two interlaced fields. For the NTSC system this results from a scanning of all 525 lines on the raster area by the electron beam and occurs at a frequency of once every 1/30 of a second. (625 lines, 1/25 second in Europe and many other countries on the PAL and SECAM systems.)

Framing : Both positioning the camera and adjusting its lens in order to include (as well as exclude) all the visual elements required for shooting a particular subject.

Frequency : The number of complete cycles per second made by an electric signal; expressed in Herts(Hz).

Frequency synthesized tuner : A television tuner using a quartz-crystal frequency synthesizer. Numerous different frequencies corresponding to available broadcast channels are provided so manual pretuning is unnecessary. The PLL (Phased-Locked Loop) frequency synthesized tuners on recent JVC VCR models cover up to 181 channels and ensure accurate tuning with no aging.

Fresnel Spotlight : A very commonly used lighting device which employs a Fresnel lens to produce a beam of hard, concentrated light which can be varied from "spot" to "flood" .

Friction Head Tripod : A tripod whose camera mount consists of two metal plates, the lower stationary, the upper rotating; generally does not provide smooth camera movement though more expensive models utilize ball bearings to offset this problem. Front Loading : The cassette motor rotates in the forward direction for loading and in the reverse direction for eject. The cassette in detect switches close when a cassette is inserted, then after the housing lowers, the housing down detect switch closes. Cassette ejection begins when the EJECT key is pressed. A brief rewind operation is performed for taking up tape slack, followed by a short interval of the Stop mode, then the Eject mode is entered. The housing up detect switch closes at the completion of eject.

F-Stop : A calibrated control (f4, f5.6, f8, etc.) which indicates the amount of light passing through the lens of the video camera to the target area of the pickup tube, which can be adjusted to vary the size of the aperture. The higher the f-stop number, the smaller the aperture opening.

Full-loading mechanism : Keeps the tape around the head drum (fully-loaded position) even in the Stop mode, for instant response to a given command.

Full Range AF system : The latest autofocus system combining contrast-sensing and master lens driving. Adjusts focus at all times from macro to infinity.

Full/Segment repeat : Repeats playback of whole tape or selected tape segment automatically.

F-V CONV (Frequency to Voltage Converter) : Circuit producing a voltage proportional to an input signal frequency.

FW (Flywheel) : A mechanical element used for speed regulation.

FWD (Forward) : A tape recorder operating mode.

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G (Gate) : One of the terminals of an FET.

G (Generator) : An electronic circuit or unit.

G (Green) : Schematic diagram notation.

G (Grid) : Part of an electron tube.

GaAs (Gallium Arsenide) : Material used in lasers.

Gain : The amount of signal amplification in both audio and video.

Gap : The minute space between the pole pieces of an audio or video head across which the magnetic field is produced when recording and induced during playback of the magnetic tape.

Gelatin (Gel) : Translucent, colored plastic or gelatin substance which is mounted as a filter in front of a camera lens or lighting instrument to alter the characteristics of the light source.

GEN (Generator) : Schematic diagram notation.

Generation : The number of re-recordings away from the original. The 1st generation is a recording of the original, the 2nd generation is a recording made of a 1st-generation recording, etc.

GENLOCK (Generator Lock) : Format for synchronizing operation of all TV studio cameras to the circuits of one of the cameras.

Glitch : Random TV picture distortion (noise) that appears momentarily.

GM (Glass Molded) : Type of video head construction.

GND (Ground) : Denotes ground connection of a particular circuit (the term "earth" is preferred in Japan and U.K.).

Graphics : All visuals prepared for inserting into the video production. These include such material as title cards, charts, slides, photographs, etc.

GRN (Green) : Schematic diagram notation.

Guard band : A non-recording band between tracks to prevent interference from adjacent tracks. This is not provided for VHS.

Guide roller (Guide pole) : A rotary pole (guide roller) which is used to vertically align the tape to run at the specified position accurately when the tape is wound around the video head.

G-Y (Green Minus Luminance) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

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H (Heater) : Part of an electron tube.

H (Henry) : Unit of inductance.

H (High) : Logic "high" in digital circuits.

H (Horizontal) : One of the synchronization components of a TV signal; term often appears (in Japan) as a unit of time, e.g., 6H = the time equivalent to six TV horizontal scanning lines. Half-loading mechanism: Keeps the tape in the half-loaded position in the Stop, FF and REW modes. Because the tape is in constant contact with the control head, the CTL reading microprocessor can detect control pulses and index codes even in the FF and REW modes.

Hall Device (Element): A device to convert magnetic flux change into voltage.

Hardware: When applied to video, this term refers to equipment used to record or play back the video program — i.e., video recorder, videodisc player, video camera, lighting and sound instruments, etc.

HBF (Horizontal Burst Flag): One of the components of a color TV signal.

HCMOS (High Speed Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor): A type of semiconductor construction.

HD (Horizontal Drive): One of the control signals in a TV system.

H DEF (Horizontal Deflection): Side to side movement of an electron beam (in a TV system, etc.).

HDTV (High Definition Television): TV format using increased number of scanning lines.

Head: A small electromagnet used to read/write signals from/to magnetic tape for VTR, tape recorder, or computer. VTR is provided with video, audio, CTL, and erase heads. A ferrite head is frequently used as the video head for the compact VTR. There are two head types; the fixed head like the head for the tape recorder which is fixed while tape runs, and the rotary head, mounted on a drum and revolving at a relatively high speed. The rotary head, while revolving, is put into contact with the running tape.

Head clog: A head problem with damaging surface of video head or short circuit between head chips.

Helical scan system: A recording system widely used for the medium-sized and small-sized VTRs in which tape runs around the turning rotary head. This recording system allows video signals to be recorded in oblique tracks on video tape and features easy playback of slow-motion and still pictures. In addition, this recording system can be made at lower cost than the VTR system for broadcasting.

Head Drum: The circular, "drum-like" assembly in the videocassette recorder in which the video heads (two, sometimes four heads) are mounted and in which their related mechanical and electronic controls are located. In the helical scan system, the head drum assembly is the rather large circular unit which generally rotates at a high, constant speed and the video tape is wrapped partially around this assembly in order to come in contact with the video heads.

Head Drum Servo: One method of controlling the video tape during playback so that the video heads contact the tape with the proper timing (sync) to retrieve the information on the tape. The control track pulses are used to control the rotation of the video heads.

Helical Scan: A method of video recording in which the video heads and tape are arranged in such a manner that the resulting pattern recorded on the tape is a series of long, diagonally slanted tracks. Also called "slant track" recording.

Hertz (Hz): The international electrical term for cycles per second, most usually written as Hz.

HEX (Hexadecimal): Base 16 number system used in computer programming.

HEX (Hexagonal): 6-sided (tool, wrench, screw, etc.).

HG (Hall Generator): A type of semiconductor that is sensitive to magnetic fields.

Hi-Fi audio noise reduction: Applies signal compensation to reduce noise associated with head switching.

Hi-Fi VHS stereo: An FM-recording system which uses the helical-scan depth-multiplex recording system to record Hi-Fi audio signals on a different layer below the tape surface. This prevents Hi-Fi audio and video signals from interfering with each other and delivers clear, powerful sound.

High Density: A video recording technique resulting in a relatively large quantity of video information per unit area being recorded on the tape.

High-speed shutter: Normally the CCD transmits picture information every 1/60 second. A high-speed shutter makes it possible to use only a small portion of electric charges accumulated in each 1/60-second segment, to reduce picture blur, or to obtain crystal-clear stills of fast-moving objects in playback.

Horizontal resolution: Determines picture sharpness and detail. The higher the resolution, the greater the detail. Horizontal resolution is determined by counting the number of discernible vertical lines that intersect a horizontal scanning line. VHS provides about 250 lines of horizontal resolution, and broadcast television, about 330. JVC S-VHS provides more than 400 lines of horizontal resolution. HPF (Highpass Filter) : A type of electronic circuit.

HQ circuit (High-Quality circuit) : A high-quality circuit which improves picture quality of VHS.

HQ System : Video picture quality improvement system developed by JVC. Comprised of WCL and one or more of the following three circuits: DE, YNR, CNR. (See respective entries) Concepts like "HQ PRO" or "Super HQ" do not exist.

HRC (Harmonic Related Carrier) : A system used for (cable TV) transmission.

HSG (Housing) : Section of equipment containing battery, tape, lamp, etc.

HV (High Voltage) : Circuit producing high (possibly hazardous) voltages used in TV receivers, etc.

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IC (Integrated Circuit) : An often complex electronic circuit contained in a single small package.

ID (Identification ) : One of the components of a TV signal.

IF (Intermediate Frequency) : A signal component produced in a receiver circuit.

IFR (Infrared) : Light with wavelength longer than the visible range.

IFT (Intermediate Frequency Transformer) : An electronic circuit component.

IIR (Infinite Impulse Response) : Specification for a (filter) circuit.

Image : The scene picked up by the video camera and the picture that appears on the TV screen; whether in color or black and white.

Image orthicon : A television camera pickup tube that uses a low-velocity electron beam to scan a photoactive mosaic. This is a very high performance camera, but expensive, so that it is mainly used at TV stations.

Image Retention : The video camera pickup tube's tendency to retain an image on its target area after the scanning process inside the tube has stopped. This results from shooting an excessively bright subject. Also called "lag".

Image Sensing (IS) AF : CCDs and a microcomputer are used to determine the subject distance. This is one of the most accurate auto focusing methods.

Impedance : The total opposition, represented in ohms (Ω), to current flow in an alternating-current circuit. That is, it is the sum of DC resistance and reactance of the coil or capacitor to an alternating current.

INC (Increment) : Increase a digital value by a certain amount; opposite of decrement.

IND (Indicator) : Schematic diagram notation.

Index Mark/Erase : Adds or deletes index codes on a tape to allow index Search. (See "VHS Index Search System")

Index Search : (See "VHS Index Search System")

INH (Inhibit) : Prevention of (a computer) operation due to possible conflict with another operation in progress.

INS (Inset) : A VTR editing mode.

INS DEC (Instruction Decoder) : Type of computer circuit.

Insert edit : To insert other picture (or sound) into a part of the tape on which pictures have already been recorded. There are two insert systems; the simple insert system which records a new picture overlapping the previous picture, and the system which records a new picture on a part after completely erasing the previous image. In the insert mode, the control signal is not rewritten so that the previous control signal remains on the tape.

Insert editing : Allows user to replace a specified segment of an already recorded tape with a new recording, while retaining the original soundtrack. Adds drama and creativity to one's recordings.

Instant Replay : Immediate playback of recorded material at either full speed or in slow motion, usually of a live program.

Instant timer recording : One-touch timer programming in increments of thirty minutes up to four hours or manually adjusted for exact time up to 8 hours and 59 minutes with recorder automatically switching off after the specified time.

Instant TV monitor : Allows users to switch instantly between tape playback picture and currently tuned-in television channel without stopping the tape.

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INT (Internal) : Signal source, etc. produced internally within a unit or system.

INT (Interrupt) : One of the command signals used in computer programming.

Interlace : A state in which an even-numbered scanning line is properly inserted into the center between odd-numbered scanning lines during interlaced scanning. To maintain this state, the ratio of the horizontal scanning frequency to the vertical scanning frequency must have a fraction of 0.5 (e.g., The ratio of horizontal scanning frequency 15,750 Hz to vertical scanning frequency is 262.5.). Therefore, the horizontal scanning frequency must correlate with the vertical scanning frequency and each of these frequencies must not fluctuate. For interlace, a crystal oscillator circuit with excellent stability is used to generate the horizontal and vertical frequencies.

Intro search : Automatically locates all index-coded programs on a pre-recorded tape and plays back a segment from the beginning of each program in fast-motion for about 5 seconds. (See "VHS Index Search System")

INV (Inverter) : Originally a circuit for converting DC current into AC current; more recently often refers to a circuit that changes a positive pulse to a negative one, or vice versa.

I/O (Input/Output) : Signal terminals (of a computer circuit).

IPS (Inches Per Second) : Specification for film or tape speed.

Iris : An adjustable device covering the aperture of the lens, often composed of a set of metal leaves and used to control the amount of light passing through the lens. Iris openings are measured in f-stops.

ITV (Industrial Television) : Private TV system used by business, government agencies, etc.

ITV (Industrial TV) : This term used to mean the TV camera for industrial use, but presently indicates the wired TV camera.

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JFET (Junction Field Effect Transistor) : Type of FET.

Jitter : A tendency toward lack of synchronization of the TV picture. It may refer to individual lines in the picture or to the entire field of view.

JK FF (JK Flipflop) : Type of flipflop connection.

JVC : Victor Company of Japan, Limited.

Jog/Shuttle dials : Dual concentric dials used for precise tape speed control in editing. Inner JOG dial permits manual speed control with the tape moving in the same direction and at the same speed as the dial is turned. Outer SHUTTLE ring permits quick-response variable-speed search.

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K (Kelvin) : Unit of temperature; often used for expressing color temperature for color TV camera adjustments and optical filters.

Key Light : A spotlight or the main source of light on a scene which is used to emphasize important objects in that scene.

Keystone : Distortion caused by misalignment of the material (whether graphics or projected film in the case of telecine conversion) being shot by the video camera.

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L : Schematic diagram symbol for a coil.

L (Low) : Logic "low" in digital circuits.

Lag : See Image Retention.

LC : A circuit containing both inductance and capacitance.

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) : Type of indicating system now used widely in digital wristwatches and pocket calculators.

LED (Light Emitting Diode) : A diode that emits (visible) light.

Lens : A series of optical elements (or the elements themselves), contained within a barrel or tube, which collect and focus light. Employed to project an image onto the target area of the pickup tube in the video camera.

Lens Mount : An assembly on the front of the camera which the lens is attached.

Lens Speed : The ability of a given lens to collect light. Refers to the lowest f-stop number or the maximum iris opening (aperture) of the lens. The faster the lens the wider the opening.

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LHCC (Leadless Hermetic Chip Carrier) : An (IC) manufacturing technique.

LIM (Limiter) : A type of electronic circuit.

LIN (Linearity) : A signal quality specification.

Line input/output : If a sound signal comes from a VTR rather than from a microphone, the signal coming from the VTR is called "line output". If the sound signal is input into another VTR, at the second VTR, the signal is called "line input".

LLD (Low Level Detector)

LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) : A high precision amplifier circuit designed for minimizing noise.

LNC (Low Noise Converter) : A type of circuit (or unit) used in satellite signal reception.

LOC (Low Output Capacity) : A specification for an electronic circuit (e.g., TV camera tube).

Logical Comb Filter : A type of comb filter used for Y/C separation. Delay lines and a logic circuit are incorporated for more precise separation. The precision of Y/C separation is essential to determining Super VHS picture quality. (The HR-S10000 uses two CCDs as delay lines.)

LPF (Lowpass Filter) : Type of electronic circuit.

LP mode (Long Play Mode) : A recording playback mode which enables 2 times performance.

LPA (Linear Phase Aperture) : Video circuit for improve pulse response of video signal.

LSB (Least Significant Bit) : Lowest value datum in a computer process.

LSB (Lower Sideband) : A component of a transmitted signal.

LSI (Large Scale Integration) : Type of highly complex integrated circuit.

LSTTL (Low Power Schottky Transistor-Transistor Logic) : Type of computer circuit technique.

LTC (Longitudinal Time code) : A signal system used in (video) tape editing.

Lux : The term applied to the metric measurement of light intensity, taken at the surface on which the light source is illuminating.

Lux rating : A measurement of a camera's light sensitivity, not an index for evaluation of overall picture quality. Although there is no standardized measurement method among manufacturers, JVC's camcorder lux ratings are based on one of the most stringent methods in the industry.

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MAC (Multiplexed Analogue Components) : A (proposed) TV signal format.

MACRO (Macroscopic) : Lens setting for extreme close-up shots (e.g., of insects, plants, etc.).

Macro Lens : A lens capable of focusing in on very small minute objects for ultra close-up shots.

Manual aperture control : Permits manual adjustment of the camera lens's aperture for exposure control. Useful in unusual light situations or for more creative videography.

Master : An original video tape (or disc, audio tape, etc.) and most suitable for making copies. (See Source Player.)

Master Edit control system : Lets a camcorder control the starting and stopping of VCR recording during editing for accurate, synchronized editing at the touch of a single button.

Matching unit BJ : A converter which is used to match impedances between connectors with different impedances. The 2 most common impedance values are 75 Ω (Unbalance) and 300 Ω (Balance). The converter is used if the impedance is different between the connecting point of the antenna and coaxial cable, or the connecting point of the coaxial cable and television.

MAX (Maximum) : Largest value of an entity (e.g., voltage, frequency, control setting, etc.).

MBR : (See "Multi-Brand-TV-Compatible remote control")

M connector : A rather old-type connector for video signals.

MDA (Motor Drive Amplifier) : Circuit for electronic control of a motor.

ME (Metal Evaporated) : A process used in magnetic tape manufacture. MECHACON (Mechanism Control) : A circuit system used in VTRs.

MECHACON (Mechanism Control) circuit : Mechanism control is the circuit to operate mechanism and to monitor its status.

Memory bank : An LCD memory capable of storing multiple timer recording data. JVC's Memory Bank is capable of storing data for up to 20 programs for later transfer to the VCR.

MESECAM : This is recording standard of VHS system. MESECAM is modified SECAM signal recording with PAL VHS recorder. Difference between SECAM and MESECAM are following; MESECAM color signal is recorded with AM low side-band recording as same as PAL recording system. SECAM color signal is recorded with 1/4 count down FM signal.

MFR (Metal Film Resistor) : Type of electronic part.

MIC (Microphone) : Can refer to a microphone itself, a jack for connecting one, or a circuit.

MIN (Minimum) : The least value of an entity (voltage, frequency, control setting, etc.).

Mini Plug : A variety of plug often used as a mike connector; similar to a phone plug in design but much smaller.

Mixer : A device used to mix and duplicate pictures and sound, or a person operating this device.

MM (Magnetic Focus-Magnetic Deflection) : A TV camera tube format.

MM (Moving Magnet) : A type of phonograph cartridge design.

MMV (Monostable Multivibrator) : Type of electronic circuit.

MOL (Maximum Output Level) : A specification for magnetic tape.

MOD (Modulation) : Form by which information is contained in a signal.

MOD (Modulator) : Circuit or unit for inserting information into a carrier signal; opposite function of a demodulator.

MON (Monitor) : Means for observing (or hearing) a signal; a device for doing this.

Monitor : A TV set having no receiving circuitry and is used to directly display video signals from a camera, a video recorder or from a special effects generator.

Monitor/Receiver : See TV Monitor.

Monitor television : A television used to pick up the VTR video signal, and also used as a monitor for the camera.

MONO : Prefix meaning single.

MONOMULTI (Monostable Multivibrator) : Usually appears as katakana; a Japanese coinage referring to a circuit used quite often in video tape recorders; normally abbreviate MMV in English.

MOS (Metal Oxide Semiconductor) : Type of semiconductor construction.

MOSFET (Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) : Type of semiconductor construction.

Moving Coil Microphone : See Dynamic Microphone.

MPC (Multifunction Peripheral Controller) : A component (unit) of a computerized (TV) system.

MPIP (Multiple Picture In Picture) : A (TV) display format.

MPX (Multiplex) : Format for sending two or more signals over the same path simultaneously.

MPX (Multiplexer) : A circuit or unit which does this (opposite function of a demultiplexer); also, a device or system for optically selecting or combining pictures from cine and slides for feeding into a TV system.

MR Head (Magnetic Resistance Head) : A magnetic pickup head which detects the magnetic field strongness.

MS (Magnetic Focus/Static Deflection) : A TV camera tube format.

MSB (Most Significant Bit) : Highest value datum in a computer program.

MSP : (Mini Square Package)

MTS (Multichannel Television Sound) : A TV transmission format.

MTS decoder : Permits reception and recording of MTS(Multichannel Television Sound) signals in stereo, or an additional mono audio track (SAP). In combination with Hi-Fi VHS this provides the most flexible audio accompaniment to television programs. (See "SAP") Multi-Brand-TV-Compatible remote control : A remote control with TV code setting ability to make it compatible with about 30 different brands of televisions for remote operation of both VCR and TV with a single remote control unit.

Multi-color on-screen menu system : On-screen menu system with color-assisted visual confirmation capability. Six different background colors denote status(e.g. green for "on" or "OK") for easier understanding. (See "On-screen menu system")

Multi-loading mechanism : Used in Full-Size/Compact (F/C) VHS Compatible VCRs, it features a loading tray with a power-assisted skating mechanism to directly accept both Full-Size and Compact VHF cassettes. When a cassette is placed on the tray, a sensor automatically determines the cassette size and lets the VCR perform the necessary take-up operation.

Multi-system VHS : Record and playback for 5 systems : PAL, SECAM, MESECAM, NTSC (3.58MHz) and NTSC (4.43MHz).

Muting : To disconnect (ground) the signal circuit in order to prevent noise in the pictures and sound when the unrecorded part of video tape is played back. Muting is used if an empty TV channel is used for playback.

MUX (Multiplex or Multiplexer) : See MPX.

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N (Negative) : Electrical or magnetic polarity.

N (North) : Pole of a magnet.

NAND (Not-AND) : One of the fundamental logic functions used in computers.

NC (Normally Closed) : Indicates that switch (or relay, etc.) contacts are closed in the neutral state.

NC (Not Connected) : Indicates that a part (connector pin, etc.) is not used in the particular instance.

Neutral Density (ND) Filter : A filter for placing over the lens of the video camera to reduce the light intensity without affecting the color quality.

NFB (Negative Feedback) : A design technique for electronic circuits.

NiCd (Nickel-Cadmium) : Material used in rechargeable batteries.

NLN (Non-linear) : Designates a circuit or function with intentionally non-linear characteristics.

NMOS (Negative-channel Metal Oxide Semiconductor) : A type of semiconductor construction.

NO (Normally Open) : Switch (or relay, etc.) contacts that are open in the neutral state.

Noise : Any unwanted audio or video signal that is present and interferes with the required audio and video information. In video terms this interference can appear as "bars" on the screen or randomly as "snow".

NOR (Not-OR) : A fundamental logic function used in computers.

NPN (Negative-Positive-Negative) : A type of transistor construction.

NTSC (National Television Standards Committee) : A broadcast engineering advisory group established in the USA in the 1940's which recommends standards for the FCC. The NTSC television color standard is based on a 525 line/60 field system.

NTSC color signal : A color television signal system used in Japan and the U.S. (See the section for the color signal.)

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Off-the-air : In video terms, receivable TV programs that are broadcast publicly.

OIRT (Organization International de Radiodiffusion et Television) : A color TV format.

OMR (Oxide Metal Resistor) : Type of electronic component.

One-shot time counter : Displays, in minutes and seconds, the length of a single take.

One touch Rec timer : By only pressing the button of this timer, the VTR is placed in the recording mode if tape is already loaded. This timer is very convenient for immediate video recording. By pressing this button, the video recording time can be set in increments to 30 minutes or in minutes.

On-location : Video productions which are made outside and away from a studio setting; usually out in the open and shot with portable video equipment. On-screen menu system : Provides easy-to-used on-screen "menus" for auto-channel programming as well as VCR status, clock, and timer setting operations. All necessary prompts are displayed on the screen and data is easily input using the SELECT and SET buttons.

OP AMP (Operational Amplifier) : Type of electronic circuit.

OR (OR) : One of the fundamental logic functions used in computers.

ORN (Orange) : Schematic diagram notation.

OSC (Oscillator) : A type of electronic circuit.

OTR (One Touch Recording) : A (video) recorder operating feature.

Oval-cut heads : Video heads with rounded edges designed to avoid the "false gap phenomenon" which occurs when the edge is parallel to the azimuth gap and can cause ghosts. A technology applied to the DA-4 head system.

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PAL (Phase Alteration by Line) : The name for the standard color television system adopted by West Germany, the U.K., Scandinavia, Australia and others. It is based on a 625 line/50 field system.

Pan : The horizontal pivoting of the camera, either right or left, during shooting.

Pause : To stop the tape temporarily. This is used to temporarily stop tape during picture recording for commercial cut or playback.

PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) : A signal transmission and recording format.

PI (Photo Interrupter) : A (mechanical) device for cutting off light.

Pickup Pattern : The pattern or directions to which a microphone is designed to be sensitive to sound waves. The most common pickup patterns are omnidirectional, unidirectional and cardioid.

Pickup Tube : The vacuum tube inside the video camera which picks up light from the subject being shot and changes the light into electric signals.

Picto Sign : A display for mode status in operation.

Picture Tube : A cathode ray tube (CRT) designed to display the video picture signal.

PIF (Picture Intermediate Frequency) : A signal component produced in a TV receiver.

Pinch roller : A rubber roller in the mechanical unit used to feed tape at a constant speed by pressing the tape against the capstan shaft.

PIXEL (Picture Element) : A unit of picture data in a digital TV system.

Playback : After recording audio and/or video signals, the process of reproducing them so that they can be listened to and/or viewed.

Playback head : Audio or video assembly used to obtain the signals from a recorded magnetic tape.

PLL (Phase Locked Loop) : An oscillator circuit is combined with a phase comparison circuit to form an oscillator circuit with accurate frequency and phase by following the input signal. This characteristic can be applied to both AM and FM detection.

Plumbicon : The trade name of N.V. Philips' special lead oxide vacuum tube which is more sensitive than a vidicon; used in some video cameras.

PMOS (Positive-channel Metal Oxide Semiconductor) : A type of semiconductor construction.

PNP (Positive-Negative-Positive) : A type of transistor construction.

P-P (Peak to Peak) : A signal specification.

PR (Pinch Roller) : A mechanical component of a tape recorder to regulate tape motion.

PREAMP (Preamplifier) : Type of electronic circuit functioning with extremely weak signals.

PRE-EMP (Pre-emphasis) : Enhancing certain portions of a signal.

Preroll-capable REMOTE PAUSE input : Accepts a Master Edit command from a camcorder for automatic release from the Record-Pause mode and synchronized start of recording, or accepts a PAUSE control command from another deck for automatic release from the Still mode for synchronized start of playback. Useful in tape-to-tape editing.

PROM (Programmable Read Only Memory) : A type of computer memory. Program-timer: A clock which enables free setting of the time to turn ON/OFF the power. This is available in various types such as 1 week/4 programs and 2 weeks/8 programs timers. The 2-week timer is also available in two systems; the day counting system and the 24-hour counting system. The latter system will be more advantageous than the former one because the program hour may differ by nearly 1 day depending on the program contents.

PU (Pickup) head: Original detection of a signal by a magnetic head, stylus, etc.

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Plastic type material used for wire insulation, etc.

PWB (Printed Wiring Board): An electronic circuit board.

PWM (Pulse Width Modulation): A signal transmission format.

PWR (Power): Schematic diagram notation.

— Q —

Q: Schematic diagram symbol for a transistor.

QFP: (Quad Flat Package)

Quad-Picture-in-Picture: Digital effects feature which offers picture-in-picture with 4-position window shift/swap, and permits continuous automatic 4-window channel scan and 4-window strobe of tape program.

Quick review: Permits reviewing of the final part of the last recorded segment in the Record-Pause mode.

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R: Schematic diagram symbol for a resistor.

R (Red): Schematic diagram notation.

RA (Resistor Array): An arrangement of a quantity of resistors.

RAM (Random Access Memory): A type of computer memory circuit.

Random Access: Simple retrieval of recorded information regardless of where it is located on the tape or disc.

Raster: The face of the TV screen which is illuminated by the scanning of the electron beam within the picture tube.

RCA connector: Pin type connector for video and audio signals.

Realtime Go-To: Locates a point on a tape a specified time away from the beginning of the tape.

Realtime Search: Locates a point on a tape a specified time away from the current position.

Realtime tape counter: Displays, in minutes and seconds, the total time spent shooting one or more scenes. With VCRs, this displays elapsed time of a program or edit during recording or playback in hours, minutes, and seconds.

REC (Recording): A tape recorder operating mode.

Recursive comb filter: A part of the output from the 1H delay line can be applied as positive feedback (or negative feedback) to form the circuit with different characteristics as described below: Contour correction with good phase characteristics. Positive feedback applied during recording causes a mustache at the rise and fall of waveform. During playback, clear pictures can be obtained through the recording/play-back circuit by applying positive feedback to soften the waveform. And this system enables vertical contour correction. Enhancement of S/N. Theoretically, the S/N for both luminance and color signals can be improved 6 dB or more. But this system is actually used at a S/N slightly lower than this value, due to considerations of compatibility with the conventional VTR system. It can be said that this is a very excellent circuit system since the normal comb type filter can improve the S/N up to \(\sqrt{2}\) times.

Reel: A frame that turns on an axis and is used for winding video tape or audio tape.

REG (Regulated): A power supply that is accurately controlled.

Remaining tape time counter: Keeps user informed of how much time remains on a tape in both the SP and EP modes.

REMOCON (Remote Control ): Hand held touch pad for operating a VTR or other product.

Resolution: The final frequency response of video signal, which is measured visually on CRT or by oscilloscope. e.g., a general monochrome television has the horizontal resolution of 400 lines or more and the vertical resolution of 300 lines or more.

Retake function: Permits forward or reverse search in the Record-Pause mode for easy re-recording. Models equipped with a flying erase head allow noiseless transition to a re-recorded segment.

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REV (Reverse) : A VTR operating mode.

REW (Rewind) : A tape recorder operating mode.

RF (Radio Frequency) : Of a frequency suitable for transmitting signals via airwaves.

RF converter : A unit used to convert the video and audio signals from the video recorder into the TV broadcasting signals. If the signal from this adapter is connected to the antenna input terminal of a general television, the television can be exclusively used as a monitor for VTR. For example, the video signal is input to the antenna terminal by using the frequency of channel 2. If the TV tuner is set at channel 2, the video signal can be displayed in the same manner as receiving TV broadcasting.

RF signal (Radio-frequency signal) : The broadcasting frequency signal, or broadcasting signal used for TV broadcasting. VTR outputs are modulated into RF signal for the distribution of being school, hotel, or company broadcasting system.

RF Sweep signal : A video signal which contains finuous frequency-sweep signal, which is used for video head resonance or frequency response adjustment.

RGB (Red-Green-Blue) : The primary color TV signal components (used in reference to a product, e.g., TV receiver, in which these components are processed separately).

RMS (Root-Mean-Square) : A signal specification.

ROM (Read Only Memory) : A type of computer memory circuit.

Rotary head : A VTR head which is mounted on a rotary drum.

Rotary transformer : A transformer used to relay between the rotary head which contacts with tapes and the pre-amp circuit. This transformer makes the brush and ring unnecessary and thus eliminates slip-ring noise.

RS FF (RS Flipflop) : A type of flipflop circuit.

RST (Reset) : A circuit control function.

RY (Relay) : An electronic or electro-mechanical switching device.

R-Y (Red Minus Luminance) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

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S (Source) : One of the terminals of an FET.

S (South) : Pole of a magnet.

SAP (Second Audio Program) : NTSC system for transmitting auxiliary sound information along with a primary (TV) program.

SAP (Separate Audio Program) : A separate mono audio track associated with MTS television broadcasts, used mainly to carry secondary language dialogue. (See “MTS decoder” )

SATCOM (Satellite Communications) : Technology for relaying messages via orbiting Earth satellites.

Saticon : A color vidicon-like pickup tube developed by Hitachi and NHK (Japanese Broadcasting Corporation) which has improved characteristics over conventional vidicons.

SATICON tube : The image pickup tube co-developed by NHK and Hitachi which has high resolution and excellent color reproducibility with less burning, after-image, and flare compared with vidicon.

SAW (Sawtooth ) : One of the control signals used in video systems.

SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) : Physical effect used in filters and other applications.

SBY (Standby) : An equipment operating mode.

SC (Subcarrier) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

Scanning : The process of the electron beam tracing a pattern over the target area of the camera pickup tube to convert the light energy of each dot on the area into a corresponding electric signal. This process is reversed in the case of the TV picture tube to reproduce the image by tracing the same pattern on the raster.

Scanning line : Electronic beam lines to be scanned from left to right on the screen of the image pickup tube for the video camera to pick up an image, or on a CRT to reproduce an image. NTSC video signal has the number of scanning lines as 525, and PAL/SECAM have 625.

SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) : A type of semiconductor.

Script : Written material prepared for making a video production. It describes the settings, action and dialogue and includes cues, camera direction, etc.

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S-DIP : (Shrink-Dual In-line Package)

SECAM (Sequential Couleur a Memoire) : A standard color TV system developed and adopted in France and used in other countries as well. Based on a 625 line/50 field system.

SEG (Special Effects Generator) : An electronic unit used in more elaborate video productions to produce various video effects in the program such as wipes, split screens, inserts, etc.

Self-timer : Allows a camcorder to automatically start recording after a selected time so the user can include him or herself in a scene.

SEPP (Single Ended Push Pull) : An electronic circuit technique.

SERVO : An abbreviation of servo mechanism or circuit, e.g. one of various automatic control features provided for the video recorder, used to generally control the speed and the phase of head revolutions.

SF (Source Follower) : An electronic circuit design technique.

SFF (Short Fast Forward) : A VTR operating mode.

SFWD (Search Forward) : A VTR operating mode.

Shotgun Microphone : A long cylindrical-shaped, highly sensitive unidirectional microphone used to pickup sound from a great distance.

Shuttle search : A search mode used to monitor pictures at the playback speed of 3 to 21 times faster than the normal speed.

SIF (Sound Intermediate Frequency) : Signal component produced in a receiver circuit.

Signal-to-Noise Ratio : The relationship of the level of the signal that the unit is actually processing compared to the amount of electric signal inherently produced by a unit in operation. The higher the S/N ratio (i.e., the more signal, the less noise), the better quality of sound and picture.

Simulcast : The broadcasting system which sends the sound from other source like FM radio program.

SIP : (Single In-line Package)

Skew : When tape tension changes during tape replacement, tape length expands and contracts to change the video track length. As a result, a series of video signals reproduced become discontinuous in frequency so that the upper part of screen shakes obliquely. This is called “skew phenomenon.” For adjusting this skew, the back tension of the tape may be changed manually.

Skip search : Lets VCR users automatically skip 30-second tape segments. Up to four segments (2 minutes) can be skipped at one time.

Slip-ring noise : Signals are transmitted to the rotary head by putting the brush into contact with the revolving head. At this time, if the space between the brush and ring is filled with dust or dust adheres to the ring, the signals may not be transmitted well to the head. If a signal is not transmitted to the head, it causes on the screen or deteriorates picture quality. This is called slip-ring noise.

Slow-motion : A special playback mode to run video tape or audio tape slowly for playback.

SM (Static Focus/Magnetic Deflection) : A TV camera tube format.

SMPTE Timer Code (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) : An electronic address code used to identify each video frame by hour, minute, second and video frame for making precise edits.

SN (Signal to Noise Radio) : A signal quality specification.

S/N : The Signal-to-Noise ratio. The greater this value becomes, the clearer the picture becomes. In general, 40 dB (S/N 100:1) is enough to obtain a clear picture.

SNC : (See “Video Switching Noise Compensator” )

Snow noise : Random noise on the TV screen, often caused by dirty video heads.

Software : When applied to video, this term refers to the video programs recorded on videodiscs and magnetic tapes.

SOL (Solenoid) : Electro-mechanical device used for control functions in tape recorders.

SOS (Sound on Sound) : A tape recorder operating mode.

SOP : (Small Out-line Package)

SP (Speaker) : Device for emitting sound.

SP (Standard Play) : An equipment operating mode. Special Effects: Electronic and mechanical techniques or devices employed to produce either visual or auditory illusions for video productions.

Splicing tape: A tape used to joint video tape which has been broken or cut in half. Do not use tape other than video splicing tape for splicing.

Split carrier (Separate carrier): The audio IF of 45 MHz in the inter-carrier system is usually used for the TV audio circuit. But, this is not so good when the TV is connected to the stereo amplifier. Therefore, to obtain high-quality sound with less noise, the audio IF is separated from the video IF when output from the tuner to amplify and detect only the audio IF.

Split Screen: A special effect using two or more cameras so that two or more scenes appear on the screen at the same time. This may also be done with two video tape sources during editing.

SP mode (Standard Play Mode): Standard VHS mode T-120 indicating 2-hour recording/playback mode and E-180 record 3-hour of recording.

SR (Supply Reel): One of the reels of a tape recorder.

SREV (Search Reverse): A VTR operating mode.

SREW (Short Rewind): A VTR operating mode.

SSB (Single Sideband): A signal transmission format.

SSG (Sync Signal Generator): A pulse generator which produces the sync signals necessary to integrate the functioning of various pieces of video equipment in relation to each other and the video signal.

Still (Still playback): To playback one frame with the video recorder. A still picture can be obtained by stopping video tape temporarily while revolving the head.

Still Frame: A single video frame being held "frozen" on the screen for continuous viewing.

Super VHS: Extension of VHS format which records the luminance signal in a higher, broader frequency band with a wider frequency deviation for increased horizontal resolution of more than 400 lines and improved signal-to-noise ratio.

Super DA-4 Head System: A Super VHS version of the DA-4 head system to accommodate higher frequencies. (See "DA-4 head system")

Super DA-8 Head System: A Super VHS version of the DA-8 head system. (See "DA-8 head system")

SW (Switch): Schematic diagram notation.

Swap control: In editing, this allows one VCR to be used as a controller for both machines with instant switching back and forth between machines. The monitored signal is switched appropriately.

SWEMAR (Sweeper-Marker Generator): A type of signal generator used for testing and adjustments.

Switcher: A device used to select a camera by pressing the switch button when multiple cameras are used for video recording. Some systems may be provided with fader, overlap, and superimpose as additional features e.g. KM-2000, KM-V13.

SWR (Standing Wave Ratio): A signal quality specification. (typically used in reference to antenna systems)

Sync (Synchronize): The various timing pulses that drive and coordinate the TV scanning system to keep all the related electronic equipment in phase with one another.

S-ZIP: (Shrink-Zigzag In-line Package)

Synchronizing signal: A TV image is formed by scanning lines running from left to right. This is just like a telephotograph used for newspaper. That is, the larger the number of scanning lines becomes, the finer and more clear the picture becomes. The Japanese television system employs the number of scanning lines (525) identical to that for the U.S. television system. The broadcasting wave carries a special signal to specify 525 as the number of scanning lines, with the video signals, so that any home television can reproduce the identical picture. If the number of scanning lines for a television is not 525, the television cannot reproduce a correct picture. It will reproduce only horizontal lines on the screen because the scanning lines are in disorder, even though it can receive the broadcasting wave. A TV image can be formed according to the following processed. An electron beam starts horizontal scanning from the upper left corner on the fluorescent screen of CRT and moves from left to right. Then, it moves to the next line to reproduce picture elements one after another. When the electron beam moves to the next line, it must be shifted down one line. This movement is called vertical scanning. The vertical scanning can be performed in two methods. One scanning method is called sequential scanning that scans liens 1, 2, and 3 in sequence. On the other hand, in the second method, which is an improvement over the first one, 525 scanning lines composing one image is cut in half to form two/rough images, each consisting of 262.5 scanning lines. First, the electron beam scans odd-numbered lines, such as liens 1, 3, 5, and 7 in this order, to form an odd-field image. Then, it scans even-numbered lines, such as lines 2, 4, and 6 in this order, to form an even-field image. As the result, the number of transmitted pictures is doubled so as to reduce flickering on the screen. This is called interlaced scanning of 2:1 which is the standard TV broadcasting system in Japan. At completion of scanning line 525, one picture (actually 2 half-pictures) completes being formed. Then, to make pictures move in sequence, 30 still pictures (actually 60 half-pictures) are transmitted within one second in the same manner as motion-pictures. As the result, the Japanese television transmission and receiving system is prescribed as follows:

Horizontal oscillation frequency: 525 × 30 = 15.750 Hz

Vertical oscillation frequency: 60 Hz

Number of pictures transmitted per second: 30

When the video signals generated according to this standard system are transmitted to a general home television set, the receiver side can arrange the signals in the same sequence and at the same speed as the broadcasting station-did. The term “synchronism” is used for the process of both transmitter and receiver arranging the signals in the same manner according to the promised sequence. Therefore, the broadcasting wave carries the synchronizing signal in addition to the video signals.

SYSCON (System Control): A circuit system used in VTRs.

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TA (Transistor Array): An arrangement of individual transistor elements for a circuit function.

Tally: A light located on the video camera which notifies the performers that actions are being videotaped by that particular camera.

Tape Remain: A VHS feature to indicate remaining time for recording/playback.

Tape Transport: The mechanical assembly and its various components inside the video recorder which move the tape from supply reel, past the head(s), to take-up reel and back.

Target Area: In the camera’s pickup tube this is the lightsensitive faceplate from which the electron scanning beam “reads” the image that is formed.

TBC (Time Base Corrector): TV studio equipment for VTR signal compensation.

TCL (Through Camera Lens): A type of camera optical system.

Telecine: A device used to project a motion picture on TV, or a TV program already produced as a motion picture. TV reproduces 30 frames per second while a motion picture film consists of 24 exposures per second. Therefore, this device is required to generate the TV signals with a video camera so that the 24-exposure pictures can be converted into the 30-frame TV signals.

Telephoto Lens: A specially designed camera lens with a longer-than-normal focal length; thus a narrower field of view. Useful for focusing in on subjects and scenes at a great distance from the camera.

Television Receiver: A conventional TV set, capable of sensing and receiving broadcast television signals and converting them into a light image picture on the screen to be viewed.

TELOP (Television Opaque Projector): TV studio equipment for superimposing titles, etc. onto the picture.

Test pattern: A pattern used to adjust the operation condition of TV during sending pictures or receiving pictures. The hue, resolution, contrast, and distortion can be checked with this pattern.

TH (Thermister): An electronic circuit component, temperature sensitive and performs regulating functions.

TH (Thyrister): An electronic circuit component; performs switching functions.

THD (Total Harmonic Distortion): A signal quality specification.

Tight Shot: See Close-up.

Tilt: The vertical pivoting of the video camera, either up or down, during shooting.

Timer recording: The automatic video recording by setting the time for the program to be recorded.

Time-lapse recording: Permits automatic on/off sequential recording at preset intervals. Used to capture changes over long periods of time.

Title Card: A graphic which is shot by a video camera.

Title fader: Allows fade-in and fade-out of superimposed titles in one of 8 colors. (See “8-Color fader” and “Digital superimpose” )

TOD (Time of Day): Part of information contained in a time code. TP (Test Point) : Location for applying a test instrument during service and adjustment.

TPZ (Trapezoid) : One of the control signals used in VTRs.

TR (Transistor; Transformer) : Schematic diagram notation.

TR (Transmit-Receive) : A specification for a signal processing system. (e.g., satellite earth station)

Track : The recording path on VTR tape. The audio track and control track are positioned on the upper and lower edge of the tape; the video tracks are obliquely positioned in the center of the tape.

Tracking : To cause the video head to pass through the same track on tape for playback. The status satisfying tracking is that the VTR is made compatible.

Tracking control : A mechanism able to adjust the tracking position so that heads can accurately pick up the recorded signal in the best condition. Adjustments are sometimes necessary when playing back tapes recorded on other machines or with prerecorded software.

Tracking Shot : Following the action by moving the camera itself along with the movement of the subject being shot.

Trigger alarm : Audibly alerts user when recording is started and stopped to help prevent recording mistakes.

Tripod : A three-legged stand on top of which a camera is mounted.

Tripod Head (Pan/Tilt Head) : The top portion of a tripod where its legs meet and the camera is mounted; friction and fluid tripod heads are available.

TS (Tape Stabilizing) head drum : Head drum with minutely raised shoulders which stabilize tape running and prevent vertical line distortion when tape comes into or goes out of contact with the video head.

T/T (Tuner/Timer) : A module or accessory unit containing tuner and timer circuits.

TTL (Transistor-Transistor-logic) : An electronic circuit technique.

TTL (Through-the-lens) white balance : White balance is calculated and controlled by a microcomputer using the information obtained from light passing through the camera's lens. This ensures accurate white balance even when different types of lighting fall on the subject and camera.

TU (Take-up) : A tape recorder function.

TVI (Television Interference) : Interference detracting from TV signal reception quality.

TV Monitor : A combination of monitor and TV receiver which is capable of accepting video signals directly from a video source, or those video signals broadcast, and also capable of producing a video signal output from a broadcast input signal, thus allowing “off-air” programs to be recorded.

Twin trigger : Triggers provided on two different locations to facilitate start/stop operation even in unusual shooting positions.

Two-thirds-Inch (17mm) Vidicon : A vidicon with a target area 2/3-inch in diameter; the most commonly used pickup tube in portable video cameras.

24-Hour instant timer : Simplified timer recording; to record a program that starts within 24 hours, there are only two prompts to respond to: “What time?” and “How long?” .

— U —

U-Format : Refers to 3/4-inch format videocassette recorders and players in which the tape is wrapped about the head drum in a “U-shaped” pattern. A standard video format developed by JVC, Matsushita and Sony. Also called “U-MATIC”.

UHF (Ultra High Frequency) : TV broadcast frequency range between 300 and 3,000 MHz.

UL (Unloading) : The reverse of loading.

UL switch (Unloading SW) : The switch to be turned ON at completion of unloading tape.

Unbalance : Two lead wires are required for the flow of outgoing and returning currents in the transmission of electrical signals. If one of these wires is grounded, this state is called “Unbalance.” cf. balance

Unidirectional : A microphone design in which its pickup pattern is sensitive to sound coming from one specific and limited direction — usually in front.

UNREG (Unregulated) : Power source that is not strictly controlled.

UNSW (Unswitched) : Designates a function (e.g., rear panel convenience outlet) which is energized independently of the (front panel) power switch. U standard : The VTR standard determined by JVC, Matsushita, and Sony. This standard prescribes the conditions to make VTR tape compatible for magnetic recording of color TV signals between u-VCR systems.

UV (Ultraviolet) : Light with wavelength shorter than the visible range.

— V —

V (Vertical) : One of the synchronization components of a TV signal; term often used (in Japan) as a unit of timer, e.g., 3V = the time equivalent to 3 TV vertical scanning periods.

V (Volt) : Unit of electrical potential.

VA (Volt-Amperes) : A power consumption rating; sometimes used in place of Watts.

VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) : A type of electronic circuit.

VCR : Generally used to stand for Videocassette Recorder. In Europe however, it is a specific trademark for a 1/2-inch video format developed by Philips of the Netherlands.

VD (Vertical Drive) : One of the control signals in a TV system.

VDA (Video Distribution Amplifier) : Circuit or unit for supplying TV signals to multiple locations.

V DEF (Vertical Deflection) : Up and down scanning of an electron beam.

VF (Viewfinder) : An electronic or optical device through which the video camera operator can view the scene being shot. Electronic viewfinders generally permit viewing the playback of recorded material.

VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display) : A type of illuminated display system.

VFO (Variable Frequency Oscillator) : A type of electronic circuit.

VHF (Very High Frequency) : TV broadcasting frequency range between 30 and 300 MHz.

VHS (Video Home System) : The 1/2-inch home video format originated and developed by JVC and adopted by a number of leading manufacturers throughout the world.

VHS-C : VHS standard for a portable video cassette recorder format.

VHS HiFi : By recording/reproducing audio FM signals with the rotary head exclusively used for HiFi, the following characteristics can be obtained:

(1) Frequency characteristic 20 to 20,000 Hz.

(2) Dynamic range 80 dB or more.

(3) Wow, flutter 0.005% WRMS.

(4) Channel separation 60 dB or more.

For recording the audio FM signals on tape, refer page.

VHS Index Search System : Index codes(modified control pulses on the control track) are used to designate a specific location on the tape to facilitate access. (See "Index Mark/Erase" and "Intro Search")

VHS Playpack : (See "Cassette adapter")

VID (Vertical Interval Data) : Information coded into a TV signal.

Video : The picture portion of the TV broadcast signal. Television and the technical equipment and events involved in creating television. Also generally refers to the alternative to broadcast television (i.e., "narrowcast").

Videocassette : Similar in concept to an audio cassette but played only on units called videocassette recorders. It is a self-contained plastic container that houses two reels - supply and take-up - with the magnetic tape running between them but connected to both.

Video distributor : A unit used to distribute TV signals. It is available in two types; the branch code type which distributes signals as they are and the video amplifying distributor which distributes the input signals after amplifying them.

Video-in : Input jack which delivers a video signal to a particular piece of equipment. An input receptacle which receives a video signal.

Video-out : Output jack which carries a video signal from particular piece of equipment. An output receptacle which delivers a video signal.

Video signal : A video signal as opposed to an audio signal. The audio signal is transmitted to human being as a sound generated from a speaker; the video signal is transmitted to human being as a picture output by the CRT. Video Stabilizer: Corrects unstable pictures caused by irregular control pulses which can occur during playback of tapes made by repeated dubbing. By replacing the sync pulses already recorded on the tape with equivalent sync pulses, this circuit stabilizes playback pictures.

Video Switching Noise Compensator (SNC): Eliminates flickering at the very bottom of the screen which is caused by switching of the two video heads, and is most visible on large, flat-square television screens.

Vidicon: A small television camera tube that forms a charge-density image on a photoconductive surface for subsequent electron-beam scanning. This is inexpensive and compact but has the disadvantage of more residual images than plunvicon.

VIR (Vertical Interval Reference): A test signal used in TV broadcasting.

VISS: Index signal for cueing of recording start. VISS and INDEX signal are same signal. This signal is automatically record about 2 second of recording start on CTL track.

VITC (Vertical Interval Time Code): A signal system used in (TV) transmission and editing.

V-LOCK: When operating the Still or Slow. Some time picture generates vertical vibration. V-LOCK adjustment eliminate this vibration.

VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration): A type of high density IC construction.

VNS (Video Noise Suppression): A circuit system used in video equipment.

VOM (Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter): A widely used service test instrument.

VPM (Video Processing Module): A component (unit) of a computerized TV system.

VR (Variable Resistor): An electronic circuit part.

VS (Video and Sync): A TV signal containing these components.

VSB (Vestigial Sideband): A component of a (TV) signal.

VTR (Video Tape Recorder): Originally the trademark of the electro-mechanical instrument developed by Ampex in the USA in 1956; capable of recording, storing and reproducing electric signals which contain video, audio and control information. Now is virtually interchangeable with the general term "videocassette recorder" or simply "VCR". One distinction might be pointed out in that there is a tendency to use "VTR" to refer to the earlier open-reel models prior to the mid-70's as well as to the 3/4-inch format machines and larger, and to use "VCR" to refer to both 3/4-inch and 1/2-inch format machines.

VU (Volume Unit): A measurement of sound level; meters often appear on tape recorders.

VXO (Variable Crystal Oscillator): A crystal oscillator which enables the oscillation frequency to be varied by the input signal. This is used as the FM oscillator for a wireless microphone or APC circuit for video and television.

— W —

Watt: A unit of electrical power. Used to indicate the relative illumination of various lamps and lighting instruments.

WCL (White Clip Level) circuit: Clips the white level of the luminance signal at a level 20% higher than conventional systems, thereby better defining the profile of an image. (See "HQ System")

W & F (Wow and Flutter): A signal quality specification.

White Balance: A term that refers to the correctness of color reproduction under various lighting. If the white balance is correct, all other colors will be accurately reproduced. (See "Color temperature" and "Auto color tracking")

White fader: Allows fade-in from or fade-out to a white screen for a more professional-looking video production.

WHT (White): Schematic diagram notation.

Wide Angle Lens: A special type of camera lens design having a very short focal length and a very extended horizontal field of view. Used for shooting broad, panoramic scenes.

Wide-band input: A type of composite video input which accommodates a wider range of video frequencies to obtain input signal with no loss.

Wide-bandwidth tuner: A tuner capable of accommodating a much wider range of video signal frequencies than a conventional tuner. This ensures that the broadcast signal is not cut at the tuner stage and permits recording of off-the-air broadcasts with no loss of resolution. Wiper : When two cameras are used to broadcast two images in sequence or one image is switched to another image, one image is inserted into another image. This is called “wipe”. And, a unit to perform the wipe operation in called a “wiper”.

WV (Working Voltage) : A specification for an electronic part.

— X —

X : Sometimes denotes a transistor in schematic diagrams.

XCH (Cross-channel) : Interaction (intentionally or otherwise) between signal channels.

XLR (Cannon Connector) : A particular band of audio connector which features three leads - two for the signal, and one for the overall system grounding. It is a very secure type of connector often found on high quality microphones, video monitors and video professional recorders.

XOR (Exclusive OR) : A type of logic circuit connection. (also abbreviated EXOR)

XTAL (Crystal) : Quartz crystal used as a reference in an electronic circuit.

— Y —

Y (Luminance) : One of the components of a color TV signal.

YEL (Yellow) : Schematic diagram notation.

YNR (Luminance Signal Noise Reduction) circuit : Uses a recursive comb filter to improve the video signal-to-noise ratio. (See “HQ System” )

— Z —

Z : Symbol for impedance.

Zero Frame editing : Ensures that the end of one recorded segment is matched perfectly to the beginning of the next, for glitch-free transitions without overlap.

ZFE (Zero Frame Editing) : An editing feature which enables just-at-timing editing without error, by controlling CTL signals on the tape.

ZIP : (Zigzag In-line Package) Type of IC packaging.

Zoom lens : An optical system which enables the focal distance to be changed in sequence without changing the focal point nor the F value, by moving a group of inner lenses in the optic axis direction with one lens. A zoom enables remote control, for adjusting the focal distance; zooming or focusing by using a motor is called a motor-drive zoom. If the zoom lens is used to change the focal distance in sequence, it allows special effects to be obtained, such as zoom-in which is to move rapidly toward a photographic subject and zoom-out which is to move rapidly away from a photographic subject. And the ratio of the shortest focal distance to the longest focal distance is called the zoom ratio.

Zoom Shot : Shooting a scene with a steady, continuous adjustment of the camera’s zoom lens from wide angle to telephoto (zoom out) or vice versa (zoom in).

— SYMBOLS —

à ( Bar over letter or word ): Logic “not” or electrical “negative” for the particular value.

γ ( Gamma ): A TV circuit (e.g., camera) specification or adjustment.

Δ ( Delta ) : A value that changes (e.g., time, temperature, etc.).

ϕ ( Phi ): May indicate (mechanical) diameter or (signal) phase.

μ ( Mu ): Symbol for micro (millionth).

Ω ( Omega ) : Symbol for Ohm (unit of resistance or impedance).

∞ ( Infinity): A (camera) lens setting.

~ : May indicate AC (current) or a sinewave (a type of signal waveform).

X : May indicate magnification (of a lens) or tape speed relative to normal playback.

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8.3 CLASSIFICATION OF MODELS BY DESTINATION

8.3.1 Television system of models by destination

Note: The following table is just a reference for the present JVC models.

MODEL POWER VOLTAGE COLOR SYSTEM CHANNEL (VHF) VHF-LOW VHF-RIGH SUPER HYPER CHANNEL (HHF) DRF RF DOT RF CH
S 220V PAL B/G CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) S21 ~ S41 (300 ~ 400) EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G 38 ± 4
(BELGIUM) E2 ~ M1 E2 ~ 80 M2 ~ E12 81 ~ E12 90 ~ 99 U1 ~ U10
EG 220V PAL B/G CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G 38 ± 4
EE 240V PAL I - - - - - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) I 38 ± 4
EU 220V PAL B/G CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) S21 ~ S41 (300 ~ 400) EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G 38 ± 4
NEW ZEALAND 1 ~ 2 (44 ~ 68) 4 ~ 11 (174 ~ 200) - -
EG 220V PAL B/G D/E CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G/E 38 ± 4
OIET 1 ~ 2 (48 ~ 68) 3 ~ 12 (76 ~ 200) - -
ES 110/127/220/240V PAL I IRELAND A ~ C (44 ~ 60) D ~ J (174 ~ 222) - - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) I 38 ± 4
SOUTH AFRICA - 4 ~ 10 (174 ~ 200) 11 ~ 13 (200 ~ 255) -
ED 110 ~ 240V PAL I, D/E CHINA 1 ~ 5 (48 ~ 82) 6 ~ 12 (167 ~ 222) - - EUROPE/AFRICA 13 ~ 56 (470 ~ 668) I D 38 ± 4 25
EN 110/127/220/240V PAL B/G CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G/I 38 ± 4
MOROCCO - 4 ~ 10 (162 ~ 216) - -
EA 240V PAL B/G AUSTRALIA 0 ~ 5 (45 ~ 100) 54 ~ 11 (137 ~ 222) - - AUSTRALIA 28 ~ 60 (528 ~ 662) D 0/1
NEW ZEALAND 1 ~ 3 (44 ~ 68) 4 ~ 9 (174 ~ 216) - - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662)
A 110/127/220/240V PAL B/G CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G/E 38 ± 4
MOROCCO - 4 ~ 10 (162 ~ 216) - -
S 220V SECAM L FRANCE, MORACO 2 ~ 4 (49 ~ 72) 5 ~ 10, B ~ (115 ~ 236) L ~ Q (235 ~ 308) - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) L 38 ± 4
SR 220V SECAM D/E FRENCH OVERSEAS E' 1 ~ E' 3 (42 ~ 67) E' 4 ~ E' 9 (174 ~ 222) - - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) E 4/5
OIET 1 ~ 5 (48 ~ 100) 6 ~ 12 (174 ~ 200) - - D 6/7
MI 110 ~ 240V HTSC M USA 2 ~ 4 (54 ~ 72) 5 ~ E (76 ~ 228) L ~ W (228 ~ 300) - USA 14 ~ 60 (470 ~ 606) M 34 ± 5
JAPAN - 1 ~ 12 (90 ~ 222) - - JAPAN 13 ~ 62 (470 ~ 770) M 33 ± 5
PAL SECAM B/G, I, D/E, L CONTINENTAL EUROPE E2 ~ E1 (47 ~ 75) S2 ~ E12 (75 ~ 200) S11 ~ S20 (200 ~ 300) - EUROPE/AFRICA 21 ~ 60 (470 ~ 662) G/I 38 ± 4
OIET 1 ~ 2 (48 ~ 68) 3 ~ 12 (76 ~ 200) - -
FRANCE, MORACO 2 ~ 4 (49 ~ 73) 5 ~ 10, B ~ (115 ~ 236) L ~ Q (235 ~ 308) - L 38 ± 4
EN 220V PAL H USA 2 ~ 43 (54 ~ 100) A2 ~ 13 (100 ~ 216) J ~ W (216 ~ 300) W+1 ~ W+10 (300 ~ 360) USA 14 ~ 60 (470 ~ 600) M 3/4
M 110/220V PAL M USA 2 ~ 43 (54 ~ 100) A3 ~ 13 (100 ~ 216) J ~ W (216 ~ 300) W+1 ~ W+10 (300 ~ 360) USA 14 ~ 60 (470 ~ 600) M 3/4
E 120V HTSC M USA 2 ~ 44 (54 ~ 102) A3 ~ 13 (102 ~ 216) J ~ W (216 ~ 300) W+1 ~ W+20 (300 ~ 488) USA 14 ~ 60 (488 ~ 606) W+20 ~ W+64 M 3/4
EM 120/220V HTSC M USA 2 ~ 44 (54 ~ 102) A3 ~ 13 (102 ~ 216) J ~ W (216 ~ 300) W+1 ~ W+30 (300 ~ 488) USA 14 ~ 60 (488 ~ 606) W+20 ~ W+64 M 3/4
T 110V HTSC M USA 2 ~ 43 (54 ~ 108) A3 ~ 13 (108 ~ 216) J ~ W (216 ~ 300) W+1 ~ W+10 (300 ~ 360) USA 14 ~ 60 (470 ~ 600) M 13

8.3.2 TV broadcasting standards of country

Country TV Broadcasting Standards
Power Voltage/Rz Color System
Albania 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Austria 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Azores 220/380V, 50Hz PAL B
Belgium 110/127/220V, 50Hz PAL B/H
Bulgaria 220V, 50Hz SECAM B/K
Czechoslovakia 220V, 50Hz SECAM B/K
Denmark 220V, 50Hz PAL B
Faroe Islands 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Finland 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
France 100/115/120/127/220V, 50Hz SECAM L
Germany (E) 110/120/127/220V, 50Hz SECAM B/G
Germany (M) 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Gibraltar 240V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Greece 220V, 50Hz SECAM B/G
Hungary 220V, 50Hz SECAM B/K
Iceland 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Ireland 220V, 50Hz PAL A/I
Italy 127/160/220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Luxembourg 120/220V, 50Hz PAL/SECAM B/L/G
Malta 240V, 50Hz PAL B/H
Monaco 127/220V, 50Hz PAL/SECAM L/G
Netherlands 125/220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Norway 230V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Poland 220V, 50Hz SECAM B/K
Portugal 110/220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Romania 220V, 50Hz PAL B/K
Spain 127/220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Sweden 127/220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Switzerland 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
United Kingdom 200/210/230V, 50Hz PAL I
US$ 127/220V, 50Hz SECAM B/K
Yugoslavia 220V, 50Hz PAL B/H
Country TV Broadcasting Standards
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Power Voltage/Rz Color System
Afghanistan 220V, 50Hz PAL B
Bahrain 110/230V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Cyprus 240V, 50Hz PAL/SECAM B/G
Iran 220V, 50Hz SECAM B
Iraq 220V, 50Hz SECAM B
Israel 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Jordan 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Kuwait 240V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Lebanon 110/220V, 50Hz SECAM B/G
Oman 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Qatar 240V, 50Hz PAL B
Saudi Arabia 110/120/220/230V, 50/60Hz PAL/SECAM B/G
Syrian Arab Rep. 110/220V, 50Hz PAL/SECAM B
Turkey 110/220V, 50Hz PAL B
United Arab Emirates 220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Yemen Arab Rep. 220V, 50Hz PAL B
Yemen (People's Dem. Rep. of) 220V, 50Hz NTSC B
Algeria 127/220/380V,50Hz PAL B
Angola 220V, 50Hz PAL I
Bebib SECAM K*
Burkina Faso 220/380V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Burundi (Rep.) 220/380V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Cameroon 220/270V, 50Hz PAL B
Canary Islands 110/220V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Congo 220V, 50Hz SECAM D
Cote Divoire 220/280V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Djibouti 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Egypt 220V, 50Hz SECAM B
Equatorial Guinea 220/380V, 50Hz B
Country TV Broadcasting Standards
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Power Voltage/Rz Color System
Ethiopia 127/220V, 50Hz PAL B
Gabon 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Gambia 230V, 50Hz I
Ghana 230V, 50Hz PAL B
Guinea 220/380V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Kenya 240V, 50Hz PAL B
Lesotho 240V, 50Hz PAL I
Liberia 120V, 60Hz PAL B
Libya 127/220V, 50Hz SECAM/PAL B
Madagascar 110/220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Madeira 220/380V, 50Hz PAL B
Mali 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Mauritania 200/380V, 50Hz SECAM B
Mauritius 240V, 50Hz SECAM B
Morocco 127/220V, 50Hz SECAM B
Mozambique 220V, 50Hz PAL B
Niger 220/380V, 50Hz SECAM K
Nigeria 230/400V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Reunion 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Senegal 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Seychelles 230V, 50Hz PAL B
Sierra Leone 230V, 50Hz PAL B
South Africa 220/380V, 50Hz PAL I
Sudan 240V, 50Hz PAL B
Swaziland 250V, 50Hz PAL B/G
Tanzania 230/240V, 50Hz PAL B
Togo 127/220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Tunisia 115/220/380V,50Hz SECAM B/G
Uganda 240/415V, 50Hz PAL B
Zaire 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Zambia 220V, 50Hz PAL B
Zimbabwe 230/240V, 50Hz PAL B
Country TV Broadcasting Standards
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Power Voltage/Rz Color System
Alaska 120/250V, 60Hz NTSC M
Bermuda 115/230V, 60Hz NTSC M
Canada 115/230V, 60Hz NTSC M
Greenland 220/380V, 50Hz PAL B
St. Pierre et Miquelon 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
USA 120V, 50Hz NTSC M
Antigua & Barbuda 230V, 60Hz NTSC M
Bahamas 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Barbados 110/220V, 50Hz NTSC M
Costarica 120/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Cuba 115/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Dominican Republic 110V, 60Hz NTSC M
El Salvador 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Guadeloupe 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Guatemala 110/120/127/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Haiti 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Honduras 110V, 60Hz NTSC M
Jamaica 110/220V, 50Hz NTSC M
Martinique 220V, 50Hz SECAM K*
Mexico 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Montserrat 220/230V, 60Hz NTSC M
Netherlands Antilles 127/220V, 50/60Hz NTSC M
Nicaragua 120V, 60Hz NTSC M
Panama 110/115/120/125V, 60Hz NTSC M
Puerto Rico 120V, 60Hz NTSC M
St. Eitte & Nevis 220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Trinidad & Tobago 115/230V, 60Hz NTSC M
Virgin Island 110V, 60Hz NTSC M
Country TV Broadcasting Standards
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Power Voltage/Hz Color System
Argentina 220V, 50Hz PAL N
Bolivia 220V, 50Hz NTSC M
Brazil 110/127/220V,
50/60Hz PAL M
Chile 220/380V, 50Hz NTSC M
Colombia 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Ecuador 110/220V, 50Hz NTSC M
Guiana 127/220V, 50Hz SECAM
Paraguay 220V, 50Hz PAL N
Peru 220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Surinam 110/115/127/
220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Uruguay 220V, 50Hz PAL N
Venezuela 120/240V,
50/60Hz NTSC M
Australia 240/415V, 50Hz PAL B
Guam 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Hawaii 115V, 60Hz NTSC M
Johnston Island NTSC M
Micronesia 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Midway Island NTSC M
New Caledonia 220V, 50Hz SECAM K'
New Zealand 230/400V, 50Hz PAL B
Northern Mariana Is NTSC M
Palau 220V, 50Hz NTSC M
Polynesia 220V, 50Hz SECAM K'
Samoa 120V, 60Hz NTSC M
Country TV Broadcasting Standards
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Power Voltage/Hz Color System
Bangladesh 220/240V, 50Hz PAL B
Brunei 110/127/220V,
50/60Hz PAL B
Burma 230V, 50Hz NTSC M
China (People's
Rep. of) 220V, 50Hz PAL D
China (Rep. of) 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Diego Garcia 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Hong Kong 200V, 50Hz PAL I
India 230/400V, 50Hz PAL B
Indonesia 127/220V, 50Hz PAL B
Japan 100V, 50/60Hz NTSC M
Kampuchea 120/208/220V,
50Hz SECAM M
Korea (Dem. Rep.) 100/200V, 60Hz PAL D
Korea (Rep.) 100/200V, 60Hz NTSC M
Laos 127/220V, 50Hz PAL M
Malaysia 240V, 50Hz PAL B
Maldives (Rep. of) PAL B
Mongolia 220V, 50Hz SECAM D
Nepal 220V, 50Hz PAL B
Pakistan 230/240V, 50Hz PAL B
Philippines 110/220V, 60Hz NTSC M
Singapore 230/400V, 50Hz PAL B
Srilanka 230V, 50Hz PAL B
Thailand 220/380V, 50Hz PAL B/M
N13C(U) N13C(U)

8.3.3 NTSC model

1. NTSC (U)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : DHF CH Coverage : CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-67000 8150/B '79 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 55 W 4HD 1 normal audio Pre-set CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP indication AC line Weekly programmable timer (8 programs) -
HR-73000 8203 '81 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60Hz 40 W 4HD 1 normal audio Pre-set CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/8-programs -
HR-76500 8216-B '81 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60Hz 47 W (62 W with camera) 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer/8-programs 60 min.
HR-71000 8256 '82 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 35 W 4HD 1 normal audio Pre-set CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP indication AC line 10-day/1-event timer -
HR-D1200 8311 '83/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/1-event timer -
HR-D2250 8312 '83/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST CH (#5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day/8-event programmable timer -
HR-D2350 8320 '83/10 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/8-event programmable timer -
HR-D7250 8321 '84/02 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#14) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat function. 60 min.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when skipped). 75 ohms, unbalanced.
  • #4 VHF channels VL 2 - 6.
  • #5 VHF channels VH A - 1, 7 - 13, J - W.

NTSC(U) NTSC(U)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :UHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HH-D220U 8346 '84/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 32 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/8-event programmable timer -
HH-D131U 8357 '84/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/1-event timer -
HH-D130U 8357 '84/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/1-event timer -
HH-D150U 8381 '84/12 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 26 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) - - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line - -
HH-S101U 8382 '84/11 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 12 V DC 8 W (18 W with camera) 4HD 1 normal audio PST - CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication Crystal 14-day/4-event timer -
HH-D151U 8381 '84/12 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 26 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/4-event timer -
HH-D555U 8383 '85/01 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 37 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat -
HH-D140U 8392 '85/03 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/1-event timer -

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #4 VHF channels VL 2 - 6. - #5 VHF channels VH A - 1, 7 - 13, J - W. - #14 CATV: 57 channels (mld, super and hyper). N130(0) N130(0)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :DRF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HB-D250U 8399 '85/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W DA4 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/ 6-event timer -
HB-D251U 8399 '85/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W DA4 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 6-event timer -
HB-D566U 8404 '85/07 VHS NTSC (SP/LP) Bi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 35 W DA4 + 2A 2 Bi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#4, #7) CH (#6) CATV (#16) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat -
HB-D142U 8417 '85/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/ 1-event timer -
HB-D756U 8438 '86/02 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Bi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 38 W (46 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 Bi-Fi audio 2 normal audio PST CH (#4, #7) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat -
HB-D170U 8441 '86/03 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 2BD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#15) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer -
HB-D180U 8477 '86/03 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 4BD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#15) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer -
HB-D470U 8449 '86/05 VHS NTSC (SP/EP with Bi-Fi audio only) 120 V~, 60 Hz 36 W DA4 + 2A 2 Bi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/FM) FDP indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat 60 min.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #4 VHF channels VL 2 - 6. - #5 VHF channels VH A - 1, 7 - 13, J - W. - #7 VHF channels VH 7 - 13. - #13 CATV: 113 channels. - #15 CATV: 29 channels. - #16 CATV: 25 channels (including 12 VHF channels).

867 867

NTSC(U) NTSC(U)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :DRF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D180 U(A) 8477 '86/07 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#15) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer -
HR-D170 U(A) 8479 '86/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#15) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer -
HR-D070U 8452B '86/10 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 38 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#15) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 4 programs with repeat -
HR-D570U 8471 '86/12 VHS NTSC Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 44 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat 80 min.
HR-D210U 82001 '87/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF with lap time counter indication ACline 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D227U 82002 '87/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 27 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF with real time counter and lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D500U 82004 '87/05 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 33 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat 10 min.
HR-D217U 82005 '87/06 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 27 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AW/PM) FDF with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #6 UHF channels 14 - 69. - #11 CATV: 39 channels. - #13 CATV: 113 channels. - #15 CATV: 29 channels. | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CB Coverage :VHF | CB Coverage :CHF | CB Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-0237U | 82006 | '87/06 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#11) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with tape remaining and lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | 10 sec. | | HR-57000U | 82008 | '87/06 | 5-VHS/VHS NTSC(SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio | 120 V~, 60 Hz 41 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat | 10 min. | | HR-0200U | 82018 | '87/08 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 26 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#10) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | 10 sec. | | HR-0230U | 82015 | '87/08 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 27 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#11) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | 10 sec. | | HR-0380U | 82013 | '87/09 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 27 W | 4HD | 2 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#11) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | ACline | 14-day/ 4-event timer | 10 sec. | | HR-0630U | 82029 | '88/01 | VHS NTSC (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 120 V~, 60 Hz 44 W | DA4 + 2A + PE | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 16-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat | 60 min. | | HR-0310U | 82044 | '88/02 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 26 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | PST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#10) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | - | | HR-0320U | 82045 | '88/03 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 28 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#11) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AW/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | 10 sec. |

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #6 UHF channels 14 - 69. - #10 CATV: 2B channels. - #11 CATV: 39 channels. - #13 CATV: 113 channels. NTSC(U) NTSC(U)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-S80000 82039 '88/03 S-VHS/VHS NTSC(SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 48 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat 60 min.
HR-D30500 82048 '88/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#10) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer -
HR-D4000 82049 '88/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 27 W DA4 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D4400 82058 '88/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 27 W DA4 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D7500 82058 '88/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#12) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter indication ACline 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D4100 82055 '88/05 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 26 W DA3 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D7000 82062 '88/06 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 32 W 4HD 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#2) CATV (#11) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-S50000 82065 '88/07 S-VHS/VHS NTSC(SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 42 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#12) CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDF with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer 8 programs with repeat 10 min.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #6 UHF channels 14 - 68. - #10 CATV: 28 channels. - #11 CATV: 39 channels. - #12 CATV: 87 channels (mid, super and hyper). - #13 CATV: 113 channels. NTSC(U) NTSC(U)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : UHF CH Coverage : CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HB-0610U 82103 '89/02 VHS NTSC 120 V~, 60 Hz 24 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HB-04050U 82117 '89/03 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 24 W 2BD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HB-0520U 82112 '89/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 24 W 2BD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HB-0600U 82108 '89/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 18 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HB-0620U 82102 '89/05 VHS NTSC 120 V~, 60 Hz 24 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HB-0830U 82114 '89/05 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/5 programs 10 sec.
HB-0840U 82122 '89/06 VHS NTSC 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/5 programs 10 sec.
HB-0515U 82129 '89/07 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 24 W 2BD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #6 UHF channels 14 - 69.
  • #9 Channel 3, 4 or OFF. (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, umbalanced. - #12 CATV: R7 channels (mid, super and hyper). - #13 CATV: 113 channels. NTSC(U) NTSC(U)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CATV CH Coverage :ACTV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D650U 82126 '89/87 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 23 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/8 programs 10 sec.
HR-S5500U 82125 '89/87 S-VHS/VHS NTSC(SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 42 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#12) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/8 programs 10 min.
HR-S6600U 82136 '89/89 S-VHS/VHS NTSC(SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer/8 programs 60 sec.
HR-D5050U 82154 '89/10 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 24 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HR-D660U 82157 '89/12 VHS NTSC (SP/LP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 19 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication AC line 1-month programmable timer/8 programs 10 sec.
HR-D670U 82163 '90/01 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 19 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication AC line 1-month programmable timer/8 programs 10 sec.
HR-D540U 82165 '90/03 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120 V~, 60 Hz 19 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication AC line 1-month programmable timer/8 programs 10 sec.
HR-SC1000U 82175 '90/04 S-VHS/VHS NTSC(SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120 V~, 60 Hz 30 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST CH (#1) CH (#6) CATV (#13) CH (#9) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day programmable timer/8 programs 60 sec.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #6 UHF channels 14 - 69.
  • #9 Channel 3, 4 or OFF. (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #12 CATV: 87 channels (mid, super and hyper). - #13 CATV: 113 channels. | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CB Coverage :VHF | CB Coverage :DRP | CB Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HB-0550U | 82165 | '90/95 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 19 W | 2BD | 1 normal audio | FST | CB (#1) | CB (#6) | CATV (#13) | CB (#9) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | AC line | 1-month programmable timer/8 programs | 10 sec. | | HB-0870U | 82170 | '90/95 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120 V~, 60 Hz 20 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | CB (#1) | CB (#6) | CATV (#13) | CB (#9) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | AC line | 1-month programmable timer/8 programs | 10 sec. | | HB-0680U | 82179 | '90/96 | VHS NTSC | 120 V~, 60 Hz 19 W | DA4 | 1 normal audio | FST | CB (#1) | CB (#6) | CATV (#13) | CB (#9) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-month programmable timer/8 programs | 10 sec. |

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #6 UHF channels 14 - 69.
  • #9 Channel 3, 4 or OFF. (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms. unbalanced. - #13 CATV: 113 channels. NTSC(UM) NTSC(UM)

  1. NTSC (UM)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :URF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-7300UM 8232 '82 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 220 V~, 50/80Hz 40 W 4HD 1 normal audio Pre-set CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) - AC line 14-day programmable timer/8-programs -
HR-D120UM 8313 '83/88 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) - AC line 14-day/1-event timer -
HR-D225UM 8314 '83/88 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/8-event programmable timer -
HR-D220UM 8350 '84/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 32 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/8-event programmable timer -
HR-D150UM 8393 '85/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 29 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/4-event timer -
HR-D251UM 8405 '85/06 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 32 W DA4 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/4-event timer -
HR-D140UM 8402 '85/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 29 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#1) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/1-event timer -
HR-D151UM 8423 '85/09 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~, 50/80 Hz 29 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST CH (#4, #5) CH (#2) - CH (#3) 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication AC line 14-day/4-event timer -

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms. unbalanced. - #4 VHF channels VL 2 - 6. - #5 VHF channels VH A - 1, 7 - 13, J - W. | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Bead Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :DRF | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D566UM | 8412 | '85/09 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#4, #7) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 14-day programmable timer/8 programs with repeat | - | | HR-D565UM | 8437 | '86/01 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#4, #7) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 14-day programmable timer/8 programs with repeat | - | | HR-D170UM | 8454 | '86/04 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 26 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#15) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | - | | HR-D180UM | 8455 | '86/04 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#15) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | - | | HR-D180 UM(A) | 8478 | '86/07 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#15) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | - | | HR-D170 UM(A) | 8480 | '86/09 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#15) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-event timer | - | | HR-D370UM | 8489 | '86/09 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 42 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#2) | CATV (#15) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 14-day programmable timer/4 programs with repeat | 10 sec. | | HR-D470UM | 8487 | '86/09 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 36 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#3) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP indication | Crystal | 14-day programmable timer/8 programs with repeat | 80 min. |

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #4 VHF channels VL 2 - 6. - #5 VHF channels VR A - 1, 7 - 13, J - W. - #6 UHF channels 14 - 88. - #7 VHF channels VR 7 - 13. - #13 CATV: 113 channels NTSC(UM) NTSC(UM)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :CATV CB Coverage :ACT Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D210UM 82019 '87/07 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#2) CATV (#11) CB (#3) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D227UM 82020 '87/07 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 27 W 4HD 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#2) CATV (#11) CB (#3) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with real time counter and lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D310UM 82053 '88/04 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#2) CATV (#10) CB (#3) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D400UM 82052 '88/06 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 27 W DA4 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#2) CATV (#11) CB (#3) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D410UM 82074 '88/08 VHS NTSC 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 26 W DA3 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#2) CATV (#11) CB (#3) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D750UM 82069 '88/08 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) Hi-Fi audio 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 30 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#6) CATV (#12) CB (#3) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D1520UM 82115 '89/06 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#6) CATV (#13) CB (#9) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.
HR-D1610UM 82116 '89/06 VHS NTSC (SP/EP) 120/220 V~,50/60 Hz 26 W DA4 1 normal audio FST CB (#1) CB (#6) CATV (#13) CB (#9) 12-hour(AW/FM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day programmable timer/4 programs 10 sec.

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #2 UHF channels 14 - 83.
  • #3 Channel 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #6 UHF channels 14 - 69. - #9 Channel 3, 4 or OFF. (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped). 75 ohms, unbalanced. - #10 CATV: 28 channels. - #11 CATV: 39 channels. - #12 CATV: 87 channels (mid, super and hyper). - #13 CATV: 113 channels. | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :CHF | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D1640UM | 82130 | '89/07 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 18 W | DA4 | 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#9) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 14-day programmable timer/4 programs | 10 sec. | | HR-D1630UM | 82133 | '89/08 | VHS NTSC (SP/EP) | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 32 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#9) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication | AC line | 14-day programmable timer/8 programs | 10 sec. | | HR-D1670UM | 82182 | '90/06 | VHS NTSC | 120/220 V~, 50/60 Hz 19 W | DA4 | 1 normal audio | FST | CH (#1) | CH (#6) | CATV (#13) | CH (#9) | 12-hour(AM/PM) FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | AC line | 1-month programmable timer/8 programs | 10 sec. |

Note:

  • #1 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #6 UHF channels 14 - 69.
  • #9 Channel 3, 4 or OFF. (switchable; preset to channel 3 when shipped).

75 ohms, unbalanced. - #13 CATV: 113 channels. PAL (E) PAL (E)

8.3.4 PAL model

  1. PAL (E)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D120E 8305 '83/06 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D225E 8303 '83/06 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D220E 8304 '83/07 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 32 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D110E 8322 '83/11 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D726E 8066 '84/06 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) 344 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST Band I, (4) Band III, (5) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D455E 8364 '84/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D150E 8387 '85/02 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (7) Band III, (8) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D140E 8390 '85/06 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (7) Band III, (8) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4.
  • *2 VHF band III, channels 5 - 12.
  • *3 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • *4 VHF band I, 47 - 118 MHz.
  • *5 VHF band III, 118 - 300 MHz.
  • *6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • *7 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • *8 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • *12 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Read Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CB Coverage :VHF | CB Coverage :DRF | CB Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D250E | 8409 | '85/08 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 50 W with camera) | DA4 | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | Crystal | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | - | | HR-D565E | 8413 | '85/10 | VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 4 programmes | - | | HR-D566E | 8443 | '86/02 | VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 4 programmes | - | | HR-D170E | 8451 | '86/06 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#10) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | Crystal | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | - | | HR-D180E | 8467 | '86/06 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 33 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#11) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour ROP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1 year/ 8-event timer | 60 min. | | HR-D370E | 8460 | '86/08 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 39 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#11) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 4 programmes | 60 min. | | HR-D470E | 8465 | '86/09 | VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio (SP/LP Hi-Fi audio only) | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 37 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#11) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | 60 min. | | HR-D755E | 8456 | '86/09 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#11) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with day indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | - |

Note:

  • #6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #7 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • #8 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • #9 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz.
  • #10 VHF band III, 104 - 470 MHz.
  • #11 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz / 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #12 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). PAL (E) PAL (E)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :UTF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D210E 82003VD '87/04 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer 10 sec.
HR-D230E 82011 '87/07 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D330E 82012 '87/07 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 32 W DA4 1 normal audio PST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D300E 82033 '87/10 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer 10 sec.
HR-D530E 82025 '88/01 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 41 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes 60 min.
HR-D320E 82048 '88/03 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D700E 82061VD '88/07 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer -
HR-D750E 82067 '88/08 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band 1, (#9) Band 111, (#11) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#12) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes -

Note:

  • #6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #9 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz.
  • #11 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz / 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #12 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Bead Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :CH | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-55000E | 82070 | '88/09 | 5-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 44 W | DA4 + 2A + FE | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#11) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with day and date indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | - | | HR-D400E | 82085 | '88/10 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 36 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#9) Band III, (#11) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#12) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | AC line | 1-year/ 4-programme timer | - | | HR-D520E | 82105 | '89/03 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 43 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#13) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | AC line | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 - 5 min. | | HR-D620E | 82113 | '89/06 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 45 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#13) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 - 5 min. | | HR-D830E | 82124 | '89/07 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W | DA3 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#13) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 - 5 min. | | HR-D800E | 82135 | '89/09 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 43 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#13) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-55500E | 82137 | '89/09 | 5-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 45 W | DA4 + 2A + FE | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#13) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8 programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D950E | 82144 | '89/10 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 41 W | DA4 + 2A + FE | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#13) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. |

Note:

  • #6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 89).
  • #7 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • #8 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • #9 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz.
  • #11 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz / 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #12 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #13 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40).

PAL(E) PAL(E)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :UHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D540E 82166 '90/02 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 27 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#14) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#13) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.
HR-D580E 82168 '90/03 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 27 W DA3 1 normal audio PST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#13) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.
HR-D960E 82197 '90/08 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 32 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#14) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#13) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.
HR-PC100E 82196 '90/09 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W DA4 1 normal audio PST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#14) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#13) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.

Note:

  • #6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #7 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • #8 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • #13 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40).
  • #14 VHF band III, 111 - 300 / 302 - 470 MHz. PAL(EA) PAL(EA)

  • PAL (EA)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : UHF CH Coverage : CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3300EA 8111 '78 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50Hz 35 W (including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - VHF (*8) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HR-3330EA 8145 '79 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50Hz 40 W (Including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - VHF (*8) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-3660EA 8171 '80 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50Hz 40 W (Including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - VHF (*8) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7200EA 8205 '82 VHS PAL 220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*8) - - 10-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-7650EA 8244 '82 VHS PAL 220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 50 W (65 W with camera) 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*8) 24-hour PDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-7700EA 8211 '83 VHS PAL 220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 55 W (70 W with camera) 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*8) 24-hour PDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D225EA 8330 '83/12 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/80 Hz 35 W 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D110EA 8348 '84/06 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/80 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour PDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, channels 0 - 5.
  • *2 VHF band III, channels 5A - 11.
  • *3 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 68.
  • *4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • *8 VHF channels 3-4 (switchable).
  • *9 VHF channels 0 or 1 (switchable preset to channel 1 when shipped). PAL(EA) PAL(EA)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Bead Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : CATV CH Coverage : ADF AC Line Crack Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D725EA 8367 '84/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D120EA 8324 '84/12 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-S10EA /TD-S10EA 8379 '85/01 VHS PAL 12 V DC / 240V~, 50/60 Hz 6 W (16 W with camera)/ 29W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D455EA 8385 '85/02 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D140EA 8414 '85/08 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D250EA 8431 '85/11 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W (50 W with camera) DA4 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D565EA 8429 '85/12 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 4 programmes -
HR-D566EA 8447 '86/02 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 4 programmes -

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, channels 0 - 5.
  • *2 VHF band III, channels 5A - 11.
  • *4 VHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • *9 VHF channels 0 or 1 (switchable preset to channel 1 when shipped). PAL(EA) PAL(EA)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : CATV CH Coverage : C4TV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D170EA 8475 '86/10 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D180EA 8475 '86/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 33 W 4HD 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-event timer 60 min.
HR-D370EA 8482 '86/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 38 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes 60 min.
HR-D755EA 8483 '86/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes -
HR-D210EA 82032 '87/10 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D430EA 82035 '87/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 38 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes -
HR-D230EA 82027 '88/01 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W 4HD 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 1-year/ 8-event timer -
HR-D300EA 82040 '88/01 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - VHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -

Note:

  • #5 VHF band I: CH 0-5 (Australia) / CH 1-3 (New Zealand).
  • #6 VHF band III: CH 5A-11 (Australia) / CH 4-11 (New Zealand).
  • #7 UHF band IV/V: CH 28-69 (Australia) / CH 21-69 (New Zealand).
  • #10 VHF channel 0 or 1 of the Australian channel system (Switchable, preset to channel 1 when shipped). PAL(EA) PAL(EA)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : SBF CH Coverage : CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HH-D320EA 82079 '88/09 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (5) Band III, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HH-D400EA 82099 '88/12 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band I, (5) Band III, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with tape counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HH-D750EA 82109 '89/02 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio PST Band I, (5) Band III, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes -
HH-S5000EA 82101 '89/02 S-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W DA4 + 2A + PE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (5) Band III, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with day and date indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes -
HH-D520EA 82132 '89/09 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2BD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (5) Band III, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication AC line 1-year/ 8-programme timer -
HH-D600EA 82140 '89/10 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W DA3 1 normal audio PST Band I, (5) Band III, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer -
HH-D830EA 82159 '90/01 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer -
HH-S5500EA 82183 '90/06 S-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 46 W DA4 + 2A + PE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*4) - VHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer -

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, channels 0 - 5.
  • *2 VHF band III, channels 5A - 11.
  • *5 VHF band I: CH 0-5 (Australia) / CH 1-3 (New Zealand).
  • *6 VHF band III: CH 3A-11 (Australia) / CH 4-11 (New Zealand).
  • *4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • *7 UHF band IV/V: CH 28-69 (Australia) / CH 21-69 (New Zealand).
  • *10 VHF channel 0 or 1 of the Australian channel system (Switchable, preset to channel 1 when shipped). PAG(EB) PAG(EB)

  • PAL (EB)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :GIF CB Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3330EB 8165 '80 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W (Included timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day/ preset capacity -
HR-3660EB 8156 '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W (Included timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day/ preset capacity -
HR-7200EB 8221 '82 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/50Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) - - 10-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-7600EB 8228 '82 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 45 W (60 W with camera) 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-7650EB 8236 '82 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 50 W (65 W with camera) 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (#6) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D225EB 8310 '83/88 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D120EB 8307 '83/89 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D220EB 8306 '83/89 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 32 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#7) Band III, (#8) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -

Note:

  • #1 (to adjusted by your dealer)
  • #2 VHF band I, Channels E2 - E4, S1 - S3, M1 (in Belgium)

/ Channels E2 - E4, X, Y, Z, S1 (in Switzerland). - #3 VHF band III, Channels E5 - E12, M2 - M10, U1 - U9 (in Belgium) / Channels E5 - E12, S2 - S10, S11 - S19 (in Switzerland) / Channels D, E, F, G, H, H1, H2 (in Italy). - #4 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz, channels 21 - 69. - #5 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz. - #6 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz. - #7 VHF band I, 47 - 118 MHz. - #8 VHF band III, 118 - 300 MHz. - #9 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). PAL(EB) PAL(EB)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :UHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D110EB 8325 '83/12 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Hand I, (#7) Hand III, (#8) Hand IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D725EB 8356 '84/06 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST Hand I, (#7) Hand III, (#8) Hand IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D455EB 8364 '84/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST Hand I, (#10) Hand III, (#11) Hand IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz. channels 21 - 69.
  • #7 VHF band I, 47 - 118 MHz.
  • #8 VHF band III, 118 - 300 MHz.
  • #9 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #10 VHF band I, 47 - 118 MHz (channels Belgium : E2 - E4 / S1 - S3 / M1 - M2, Switzerland : E2 - E4 / X / Y / Z / S1 - S2).
  • #11 VHF band III, 118 - 300 MHz (channels Belgium : M3 - M10 / E5 - E12 / U1 / U10, Switzerland / West Germany : S3 - S10 / E5 - E12 / S11 / S20). PAL(EE) PAL(EE)

  • PAL (EE)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-0150EE 8464 '88/07 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0210EE 82028 '87/09 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (3) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0210EE 82078 '88/08 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (3) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0210 EE(D) 82042 '88/01 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (3) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0300EE 82071 '88/08 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band I, (3) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0320EE 82068 '88/11 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (3) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0321EE 82089 '89/04 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (3) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-0750EE 82111 '89/04 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (5) Band III, (4) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*7) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes -

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • *2 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • *3 VHF band I, 47 - 100 MHz.
  • *4 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz.
  • *5 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz.
  • *6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz.
  • *7 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). PAL(EE) PAL(EE)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : CATV Anrial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HH-D520EE 82147 '89/11 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*8) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.
HH-D521EE 82147 '89/11 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 37 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*8) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.
HH-D525EE 82171 '90/04 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*8) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • *2 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • *6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 867 MHz.
  • *8 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40). PAL(EG) PAL(EG)

  • PAL (EG)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :CATV CB Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3300EG 8106 '78 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 35 W (including timer) 2BD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - VHF (#5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HR-3330EG 8130 '78 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W (including timer) 2BD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - VHF (#5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7700EG 8176 '80 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 55 W 2BD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#6) Band III, (#7) Band IV/V, (#8) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -
HR-3660EG 8146 '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable (#1), 50Hz, 40 W (including timer) 2BD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7200EG 8201/B '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 35 W 2BD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) - - 10-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-7600EG 8214 '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 45 W 2BD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -
HR-7650EG 8230 '82 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 50 W (65 W with camera) 2BD 2 normal audio VST Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -
HR-7655EG 8262 '83 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 50 W 4BD 2 normal audio VST Band 1, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -

Note:

  • #1 (to be adjusted by your dealer).
  • #2 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4.
  • #3 VHF band III, channels, 5 - 12.
  • #4 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #5 VHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #6 VHF band I, 47 - 86 MHz.
  • #7 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz.
  • #8 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz.
  • #9 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). PAL(EG) PAL(EG)
Model Name MOL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : CRTV CH Coverage : CCTV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D120EG 8305 '83/06 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#2) Band 111, (#3) Band 1V/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D225EG 8303 '83/06 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band 1, (#2) Band 111, (#3) Band 1V/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -
HR-D110EG 8322 '83/11 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#2) Band 111, (#3) Band 1V/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D111EG 8355 '84/05 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#10) Band 111, (#11) Band 1V/V, (#12) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D121EG 8355 '84/05 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#10) Band 111, (#11) Band 1V/V, (#12) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D725EG 8356 '84/06 VHS PAL (SP/LP) H1-F1 audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 H1-F1 audio 2 normal audio VST Band 1, (#13) Band 111, (#14) Band 1V/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -
HR-D455EG 8364 '84/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST Band 1, (#15) Band 111, (#16) Band 1V/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -
HR-S10EG/ TO-S10EG 8370 '84/11 VHS PAL 12 V DC/ 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 6 W/ 29W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (#13) Band 111, (#14) Band 1V/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8-programmes -

Note:

  • #2 VHF band 1, channels 2 - 4.
  • #3 VHF band 111, channels, 5 - 12.
  • #4 UHF band 1V/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #9 UHF channel 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #10 VHF band 1, channels E2 - E4 / S1 - S2 / S21 - S23.
  • #11 VHF band 111, channels S3 - S10 / E5 - E12 / S11 - S20.
  • #12 UHF band 1V/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • #13 VHF band 1, 47 - 118 MHz.
  • #14 VHF band 111, 118 - 300 MHz.
  • #15 VHF band 1, 47 - 118 MHz (channels West Germany : E2 - E4 / S21 - S23 / S1 - S2).
  • #16 VHF band 111, 118 - 300 MHz (channels Belgium : M0 - M10 / E5 - E12 / U1, - U10,

Switzerland / West Germany : S3 - S10 / E5 - E12 / S11 - S20).

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :CHF CB Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D150EG 8387 '85/02 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I. (#13) Band III. (#14) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D160EG 8410 '85/08 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I. (#13) Band III. (#14) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 4-programme/1-year calendar timer -
HR-D250EG 8409 '85/08 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W (50 W with camera) DA4 1 normal audio VST Band I. (#13) Band III. (#14) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D565EG 8413VD '85/10 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I. (#13) Band III. (#14) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 4-programmes -
HR-D140EG 8389 '86/11 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I. (#13) Band III. (#14) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-D566EG 8443 '86/02 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I. (#13) Band III. (#14) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 4-programmes -
HR-D180EG 8457 '86/06 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio FST Band I. (#6) Band III. (#17) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-event timer -
HR-D170EG 8451 '86/06 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST Band I. (#16) Band III. (#19) Band IV/V. (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V. 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #6 VHF band I. 47 - 89 MHz.
  • #9 UHF channel 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #13 VHF band I. 47 - 118 MHz.
  • #14 VHF band III. 118 - 300 MHz.
  • #17 VHF band III. 104 - 300 MHz / 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #18 VHF band I. 47 - 69 MHz.
  • #19 VHF band III. 104 - 470 MHz. PAL(EG) PAL(EG)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D370EG 8460VD '86/08 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 38 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8-programmes 60 min.
HR-D470EG 8465VD '86/09 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 37 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8-programmes 60 min.
HR-D755EG 8456VF '86/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 40 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with day and date indication Crystal Within one year/ 8-programmes 10 sec.
HR-D210EG 82003VD '87/04 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 26 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer 10 sec.
HR-D230EG 82011VD '87/07 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 31 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal one year/ 8-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D430EG 82017 '87/08 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 38 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8-programmes 10 sec.
HR-D300EG 82033 '87/10 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 28 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer 10 sec.
HR-D530EG 82025 '88/01 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 41 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST Band I, (6) Band III, (20) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 8-programmes -

Note:

  • *6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • *6 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz.
  • *9 UHF channel 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • *20 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz / 302 - 470 MHz. | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :CHV | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D320EG | 82046 | '88/03 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band 1, (#4) Band III, (#20) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D700EG | 82061VD | '88/07 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#4) Band III, (#20) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | one year/ 8-event timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D750EG | 82067 | '88/08 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W | DA3 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#4) Band III, (#20) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8-programmes | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D470EG | 8465 | '88/09 | VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio (SP/LP Hi-Fi audio only) | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 37 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#4) Band III, (#20) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with day and date indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8-programmes | - | | HR-D5000EG | 82070 | '88/09 | S-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 44 W | DA4 + 2A + PE | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#4) Band III, (#20) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8-programmes | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D400EG | 82085 | '88/10 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 36 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | VST | Band 1, (#4) Band III, (#20) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with tape counter indication | AC line | one year/ 4-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D520EG | 82105 | '89/03 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 43 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#21) Band III, (#22) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | AC line | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | 3 - 5 min. | | HR-D620EG | 82113 | '89/06 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 45 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#21) Band III, (#22) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#9) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | 3 - 5 min. |

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #6 VHF band I, 47 - 89 MHz.
  • #9 UHF channel 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #20 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz / 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #21 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • #22 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz. PAL(EG) PAL(EG)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D830EG 82124 '89/07 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 35 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer 3 - 5 min.
HR-D800EG 82135 '89/09 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 43 W DA3 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-S5500EG 82137 '89/09 S-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 45 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D850EG 82144 '89/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 41 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D540EG 82166 '90/02 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 27 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D580EG 82168 '90/03 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 27 W DA3 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D980EG 82197 '90/08 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 32 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-PC100EG 82196 '90/09 VHS PAL 220 V~, 50/80 Hz 30 W DA4 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#21) Band III, (#22) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #9 UHF channel 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #21 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • #22 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.

PAL(EN) PAL(EN)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CHV Serial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D530EH 82035 '87/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable (#1) 50Hz, 40 W (included timer) D44 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#7) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year / 8 programmes
HR-D750EH 82095 '88/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~ 50/60Hz 35 W D43 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#7) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year / 8 programmes
HR-D830EH 82146 '89/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~ 50/50 Hz 30 W D43 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#4) Band III, (#5) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#8) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year / 8 programme timer
HR-D850EH 82154 '89/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 110/220 V~ 50/60 Hz 27 W D44 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#4) Band III, (#5) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#8) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year / 8 programme timer
HR-S5000EH 82087 '88/11 S-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~ 50/60 Hz 25 W D44 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#7) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year / 8 programmes
HR-S5500EH 82149 '89/11 S-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 110/220 V~ 50/60 Hz 28 W D44 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#4) Band III, (#5) Band IV/V, (#6) - UHF (#8) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year / 8 programme timer

Note:

  • #1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • #2 VHF band I, 44 - 89 MHz.
  • #3 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz, 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #4 VHF band I, 44 - 115 MHz.
  • #5 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz, 302 - 470 MHz.
  • #6 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 882 MHz.
  • #7 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #8 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40). PAL (EK) PAL (EK)

  • PAL (EK)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : UHF CH Coverage : CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3300EK 8106 '78 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#3) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HR-3330EK 8130 '79 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/1, (#2) - UHF (#3) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-3320EK 8175 '80 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/1, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7700EK 8176 '80 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 55 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FOP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-3660EK 8146 '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7200EK 8201/B '81 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) - - 10-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-7300EK 8204 '82 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 40 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) - - 14-day/ 8-programme timer -
HR-7350EK 8249 '82 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 40 W 2HD 2 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) - - 14-day/ 8-programme timer -

Note:

  • #1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • #2 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 882 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #3 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).
  • #5 UHF channels 36 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Bead Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage : VHF | CH Coverage : UHF | CH Coverage : CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-7650EX | 8233 | '82 | VHS PAL | 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 50 W (16 W with camera) | 2HD | 2 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with day indication | Crystal | Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes | - | | HR-7655EX | 8262 | '83 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 50 W | 4HD | 2 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with day indication | Crystal | Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes | - | | HR-D120EX | 8331 | '83/05 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 1-programme timer | - | | HR-D225EX | 8308 | '83/07 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W | 2HD | 2 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication | Crystal | Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes | - | | HR-D110EX | 8323 | '83/10 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 1-programme timer | - | | HR-D140EX | 8368 | '84/03 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 1-programme timer | - | | HR-D725EX | 8356 | '84/06 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes | - | | HR-S10EX/ TU-S10EX | 8370 | '84/11 | VHS PAL | 12 V DC / 240 V~ 50/60 Hz 6 W / 25 W (16 W with camera) | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Hand IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#5) | 24-hour PDP indication | Crystal | Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes | - |

Note:

  • #2 UHF hand IV/V, 470 - 882 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #3 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).
  • #5 UHF channels 38 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).

PAL (EK) PAL (EK)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :URF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D455EK 8383 '84/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes -
HR-D150EK 8391 '85/03 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D250EK 8409 '85/08 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W (50 W with camera) DA4 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D565EK 8413 '85/10 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 4 programmes -
HR-D566EK 8443 '86/02 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 4 programmes -
HR-D170EK 8451 '86/06 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer -
HR-D180EK 8457 '86/06 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 33 W 4HD 1 normal audio FST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-event timer 60 min.
HR-D370EK 8460 '86/08 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 36 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio FST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes 60 min.

Note:

  • #2 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #3 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).
  • #5 UHF channels 36 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Read Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :CATV | CH Coverage :CCTV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D470EK | 8465 | '86/09 | VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio (SP/LP Hi-Fi audio only) | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 37 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | 60 min. | | HR-D755EK | 8456 | '86/09 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 38 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with day and date indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | - | | HR-D210EK | 82003VD | '87/04 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 26 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | 10 sec. | | HR-D230EK | 82011 | '87/07 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-event timer | 10 sec. | | HR-D330EK | 82012 | '87/07 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W | DA4 | 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-event timer | 10 sec. | | HR-D530EK | 82016 | '87/09 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 38 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | 60 min. | | HR-D400EK | 82057 | '88/03 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | - | | HR-D320EK | 82047 | '88/04 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. |

Note:

  • #2 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #3 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).
  • #5 UHF channels 36 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped). PAL (EK) PAL (EK)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :GHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D700EK 82060 '88/06 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D500EK 82063 '88/07 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 28 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HR-D750EK 82068 '88/08 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 31 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes Minimum 3 min.
HR-D5000EK 82082 '88/11 5-VHS/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 40 W DA4 + 2A + FE 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes Minimum 3 min.
HR-D520EK 82106 '89/04 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 36 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication AC line 1-year/ 8-programme timer 3 - 5 min.
HR-D610EK 82120 '89/06 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 38 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication AC line 1-year/ 8-programme timer 3 - 5 min.
HR-D620EK 82121 '89/07 VHS PAL 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 45 W DA3 1 normal audio PST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer 3 - 5 min.
HR-D830EK 82131 '89/08 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 33 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio PST - Band IV/V, (#2) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.

Note:

  • #2 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #3 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).
  • #5 UHF channels 36 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CB Coverage :VHF | CB Coverage :UHF | CB Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-55500EX | 82142 | '89/10 | S-VES/VHS PAL (SP/LP) Bi-Fi audio | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 44 W | DA4 + 2A + PE | 2 Bi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8 programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D950EX | 82158 | '90/01 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Bi-Fi audio | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 42 W | DA4 + 2A + PE | 2 Bi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8 programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D540EX | 82169 | '90/03 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 27 W | 2BD | 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D660EX | 82172 | '90/04 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 27 W | DA4 | 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D580EX | 82178 | '90/05 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 27 W | DA2 | 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D660EX | 82192 | '90/06 | VHS PAL | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 32 W | DA3 + 2A | 2 Bi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | PST | - | Band IV/V, (#2) | - | UHF (#4) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. |

Note:

  • #2 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (channels 21 - 69).
  • #3 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable).
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped).
  • #5 UHF channels 36 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channel 36 when shipped). PAL(EM) PAL(EM)

  • PAL (EM)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :UHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D111EM 8332 '84/12 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D120EM 8332 '84/12 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D141EM 8400 '85/06 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D143EM 8448 '86/03 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D171EM 8466 '86/08 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D180EM 8487 '86/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 1-year / 8-event timer -
HR-D211EM 82030 '87/10 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*9) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D300EM 82041 '88/01 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/80 Hz 28 W DAS 1 normal audio VST Band I, (4) Band III, (5) Band IV/V, (*6) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -

Note:

  • *1 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4.
  • *2 VHF band III, channels 5 - 12.
  • *3 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 68.
  • *4 VHF band I, channels E2 - E4.
  • *5 VHF band III, channels E5 - E12.
  • *6 UHF band IV/V, channels E21 - E69.
  • *9 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • *10 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). System G or I (switchable). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :CATV | CH Coverage :CEV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HH-D321EM | 82083 | '88/10 | VHS PAL | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 28 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#4) Band III, (#5) | Band IV/V, (#6) | - | UHF (#10) | 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 18-day / 4-programme timer | - | | HH-D521EM | 82135 | '89/10 | VHS PAL | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | PST | Band, (#7) | Band, (#8) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - | | HH-D600EM | 82152 | '89/11 | VHS PAL | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 33 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | PST | Band, (#7) | Band, (#8) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour PDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - |

Note:

  • #4 VHF band I, channels E2 - E4.
  • #5 VHF band III, channels E5 - E12.
  • #6 UHF band IV/V, channels E21 - E69.
  • #7 VHF band, 47 - 68 MHz : CH E2 - E4 / 162 - 230 MHz : CH E5 - E12 / CH M4 - M10 (Morocco).
  • #8 UHF band, 470 - 882 MHz; channels E21 - E69.
  • #10 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). System G or I (switchable).
  • #11 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40). System G or I (switchable).

PAL(ER) PAL(ER)

  1. PAL (ER)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CATV CH Coverage :ACT Serial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3330ER 8157 '79 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable (*1) 50Hz, 40 W (Including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (2) Band III, (3) Band U, (*4) - UHF (*5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-3660ER 8195 '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable (*1) 50Hz, 40 W (Including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (2) Band III, (3) Band U, (*4) - UHF (*5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7700ER 8200 '81 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60Hz (*1) 55 W (70 W with camera) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (2) Band III, (3) Band U, (*4) - UHF (*5) 24-hour FDP with day indication AC line Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes -
HR-7200ER 8219 '82 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60Hz 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (2) Band III, (3) Band U, (*4) - UHF (*5) - AC line 10-day / 1-programme timer -

Note:

  • *1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • *2 VHF channels A, B, C.
  • *3 VHF channels D, E, F, G, H, J.
  • *4 UHF channels 21 - 69.
  • *5 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • PAL (ES)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :UHF CB Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HH-3300ES 8133 '79 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1) 50Hz 35 W (#2) 2HD 1 normal audio - Hand III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#9) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HH-3330ES 8160 '80 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable(#1) 50Hz 40 W (#2) 2HD 1 normal audio - Hand III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#10) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HH-7200ES 8231 '82 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio - Hand I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - UHF (#10) - - 10-day / 1-programme timer -
HH-7650ES 8240 '82 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60Hz 50 W (65 W with camera) 2HD 2 normal audio - Hand I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - UHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes -
HH-D225ES 8316 '83/10 VHS PAL 240 V~ 50/60 Hz 35 W 2HD 2 normal audio VST Hand I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - UHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes -
HH-D110ES 8326 '84/01 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Hand I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - UHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HH-D120ES 8317 '84/09 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Hand I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - UHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HH-D725ES 8368 '84/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) D44 + 24 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST Hand I, (#5) Band III, (#6) Band IV/V, (#7) - UHF (#10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes -

Note:

  • #1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • #2 (included thermal heater activates below 20°C, 68°F approx.)
  • #3 VHF band III, channels 4 - 13.
  • #4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 68.
  • #5 VHF band I, channels A - C (Ireland).
  • #6 VHF band III, channels D - J (Ireland) / 4 - 13 (Republic of South Africa).
  • #7 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 68.
  • #8 UHF channels 34 - 38 (adjustable).
  • #10 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). PAGES/PAGES
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HH-D455ES 8385 '85/02 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio - Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes
HH-D140ES 8390 '85/06 VHS PAL 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer
HH-D566ES 8446 '86/04 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 33 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year / 4 programmes
HH-D170ES 8472 '86/10 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day / 4-programme timer
HH-D180ES 8472 '86/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 33 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 1-year / 8-event timer
HH-D210ES 82024 '87/08 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 4-programme timer
HH-D320ES 82080 '88/09 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 28 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*7) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 4-programme timer
HH-D400ES 82084 '88/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 28 W DA3 1 normal audio - Band 1, (5) Band 111, (6) Band IV/V, (*8) - UHF (*10) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 4-programme timer

Note:

  • *5 VHF band 1, channels A - C (Ireland).
  • *6 VHF band 111, channels D - J (Ireland) / 4 - 13 (Republic of South Africa).
  • *7 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • *8 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69 (Hong Kong, Ireland, Republic of South Africa).
  • *10 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CB Coverage :VHF | CB Coverage :URF | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-0620ES | 82138 | '89/06 | VHS PAL | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 33 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) | Band IV/V, (#8) | - | URF (#11) | 24-hour FDF with real time counter indication | AC line | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - | | HR-0520 BS(1) | 82153 | '89/11 | VHS PAL | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 33 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) | Band IV/V, (#8) | - | URF (#11) | 24-hour FDF with real time counter indication | AC line | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - | | HR-0610ES | 82161 | '90/04 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#5) Band III, (#6) | Band IV/V, (#8) | - | URF (#11) | 24-hour FDF with real time counter and tape remaining indication | AC line | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - |

Note:

  • #5 VHF band I, channels A - C (Ireland).
  • #6 VHF band III, channels D - J (Ireland) / 4 - 13 (Republic of South Africa).
  • #8 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69 (Hong Kong, Ireland, Republic of South Africa).
  • #11 UHF channels 26 (adjustable 32 - 40). PAL(A) PAL(A)

  • PAL (A/A (DK))

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :UHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D111A 8337 '84/01 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D725A 8366 '84/11 VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes -
HR-D455A 8363 '84/12 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 35 w 4HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes -
HR-D143A 8448 '86/03 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 w 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 1-year / 8-event timer -
HR-D141A 8400 '86/06 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 w 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D566A 8438 '86/05 VHS PAL Hi-Fi audio 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 w 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D171A 8466 '86/08 VHS PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 w 2HD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year / 4 programmes -
HR-D180A 8487 '86/10 VHS PAL (SP/LP) 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 w 4HD 1 normal audio PST Band I, (#1) Band III, (#2) Band IV/V, (#3) - UHF (#4) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal 14-day / 4-programme timer -

Note:

  • #1 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4.
  • #2 VHF band III, channels 5 - 12.
  • #3 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • #4 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :DRF | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D370A | 8482 | '86/11 | VHS PAL (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 240 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#5) Band III, (#6) | Band IV/V, (#7) | - | UHF (#8) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year / 8 programmes | 60 min. | | HR-D1520A | 82141 | '89/10 | VHS PAL | 110/127/220/240 V~ 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band, (#9) | Band, (#10) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - | | HR-D522 A(DK) | 82176 | '90/04 | VHS PAL | 220 V~, 50/60 Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band 1, (#12) Band III, (#13) | Band IV/V, (#14) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year / 8-programme timer | 60 min. | | HR-D1540A | 82212 | '90/09 | VHS PAL | 110 - 240 V~ 50/60 Hz 21 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band, (#9) | Band, (#10) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year / 8-programme timer | - |

Note:

  • #5 VHF band 1, CH 0 - 5 (Australia) / CH 1 - 3 (New Zealand).
  • #6 VHF band III, CH 5A - 11 (Australia) / CH 4 - 11 (New Zealand).
  • #7 UHF band IV/V, CH 28 - 69 (Australia) / CH 21 - 69 (New Zealand).
  • #8 UHF channel 0 or 1 of the Australian channel system (switchable, preset to channel 1 when shipped).
  • #9 VHF band, 47 - 68 MHz : CH E2 - E4 / 162 - 230 MHz : CH D5 - E12 , CH M4 - M10 (Morocco).
  • #10 UHF band, 470 - 862 MHz : CH E21 - E69.
  • #11 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40) system G or I (switchable).
  • #12 VHF band 1, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • #13 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • #14 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz.

N-PAL/M-PAL N-PAL/M-PAL

8.3.5 N-PAL/M-PAL model

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tusing System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :GBF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3330EN 8198 '81 VHS N-PAL 110/127/220/240 V~ selectable (#1) 50Hz, 40 W (Included timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7200EN 8206 '82 VHS N-PAL 220 V~ 50/80Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) - - 10-day / 1-programme timer -
HR-D190EN 8493 '87/02 VHS N-PAL/HTSC (SP/EP) 220 V~ 50/80 Hz 30 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D227M 82023 '87/08 VHS M-PAL (SP/EP) 110/220 V~ 50/80 Hz 27 W 4HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day / 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D160EN 82043 '88/02 VHS N-PAL/HTSC 220 V~ 50/80 Hz 25 W 3HD 1 normal audio PST CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day / 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D440M 82075 '88/08 VHS M-PAL (SP/EP) 110/220 V~ 50/80 Hz 28 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day / 4-event timer 10 sec.
HR-D441EN 82118 '88/07 VHS N-PAL (SP/LP) 220 V~ 50/80 Hz 28 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#2) CH (#3) - VHF (#5) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication AC line 14-day / 4-programme timer 10 sec.
HR-D641M 82151 '88/12 VHS M-PAL (SP/EP) 110 - 220 V~ 50/80 Hz 18 W DA4 1 normal audio PST CH (#2) CH (#4) - VHF (#5) 12-hour (AM/PM) FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 14-day / 4-event timer 10 sec.

Note:

  • #1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • #2 VHF channels 2 - 13.
  • #3 UHF channels 14 - 82.
  • #4 UHF channels 14 - 89.
  • #5 VHF channels 3 or 4 (switchable; preset to channel 2 when shipped) 75 ohms, unbalanced.

3.3.6 SECAM model

1. SECAM (S)
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Bead Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :URF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3300S 8108 '78 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable(*1) 50Hz 35 W (including Video timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*12) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HR-3330S 8131 '79 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable(*1) 50Hz 40 W (Including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*13) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HR-3660S 8147 '79 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable(*1) 50Hz 40 W (Including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set - Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*11) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7700S 8189 '80 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 55 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*11) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/8 programmes -
HR-7200S 8202 '81 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, 50Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*5) - URF (*11) - - 10-day/1-programme timer -
HR-7600S 8215 '82 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 45 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*11) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/8 programmes -
HR-D225S 8339 '84/02 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/60Hz 35 W 2HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/8 programmes -
HR-D725S 8365 '84/10 VHS SECAM Bi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60Hz 40 W (50 W with camera) DA4 + 2A 2 Bi-Fi audio 2 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*4) - URF (*11) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/8-programmes -

Note:

  • *1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • *3 VHF band III, channels B6 - B12 / E'4 - E'9
  • *4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • *9 VHF band I, channels A, B, C1, C
  • *10 VHF band III, channels 1 - 8
  • *11 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable)
  • *12 UHF channels 43 - 47 (adjustable)
  • *13 UHF channels 34 - 38 (adjustable) SECRET DECLASSIFIED Authority NND 39211
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Bead Type Audio Channel Tuning System CB Coverage :VHF CB Coverage :CATV Serial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D120S 8334 '84/12 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#10) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer
HR-D455S 8378 '85/01 VHS SECAM (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/60Hz 35 W 4HD 2 normal audio VST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#10) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 6Within 2 weeks/ 8 programmes
HR-S10S/ TU-S10S 8386 '85/02 VHS SECAM 12 V DC / 220~ 50/60Hz 6 W /31 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#5) Band III, (#10) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#18) 24-hour FDP indication Crystal Within 2 weeks / 8 programmes
HR-D150S 8396 '85/04 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer
HR-D140S 8397 '85/05 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer
HR-D250S 8428 '85/11 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W (50 W with camera) DA4 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/ 4-programme timer
HR-D565S 8430 '85/12 VHS SECAM Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60Hz 40 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 4 programmes
HR-D566S 8430VF '85/12 VHS SECAM Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/60Hz 40 W 2HD + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/ 4 programmes

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • #9 VHF band I, channels A, B, C1, C
  • #10 VHF band III, channels 1 - 6
  • #11 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable)
  • #14 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4
  • #15 VHF band III, channels 5 - 10
  • #18 UHF channels 36 - 40 (adjustable, preset to UHF channels 36 when shipped). | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CB Coverage :VHF | CB Coverage :CATV | CE Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HB-D142S | 8444 | '86/03 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | AC line | 14-day/ 1-programme timer | 10 sec. | | HB-D152S | 8445 | '86/03 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#15) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | 60 min. | | HB-D170S | 8462 | '86/08 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP indication | Crystal | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | 60 min. | | HB-D180S | 8463 | '86/08 | VHS SECAM (SP/LP) | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W | 4HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-events timer | 60 min. | | HB-D370S | 8481 | '86/10 | VHS SECAM (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 38 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | 60 min. | | HB-D755S | 8470VF | '86/10 | VHS SECAM (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 40 W | DA4 + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with day and date indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | 3 mon. | | HB-D470S | 8486 | '86/11 | VHS SECAM Hi-Fi audio (SP/LP Hi-Fi audio only) | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 37 W | 2HD + 2A | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | 60 min. | | HB-D210S | 82007VF | '87/06 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 34 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | UHF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | 10 sec. |

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • #11 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable)
  • #14 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4
  • #15 VHF band III, channels 5 - 10
  • #16 VHF band III, channels 5 - 10 / B - Q / 70 - 86 SECAM(S) SECAM(S)
Model Name MRL No. Insu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Head Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CHV Serial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-D230S 82021 '87/88 VHS SECAM (SP/LP) 220 V~, 50/80Hz 35 W 4HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-evente timer
HR-D300S 82034 '87/11 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/80Hz 34 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer
HR-D320S 82059 '88/05 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/80Hz 34 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer
HR-D750S 82073VF '88/09 VHS SECAM (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~, 50/80Hz 30 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal Within one year/ 8 programmes
HR-D700S 82086VF '88/10 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/80Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 8-programme timer
HR-D400S 82092 '88/11 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/80Hz 36 W DA3 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 1-year/ 4-programme timer
HR-D310S 82091 '88/12 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/80Hz 34 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*11) 24-hour FDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/ 4-programme timer
HR-D520S 82119 '89/05 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/80Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (14) Band III, (16) Band IV/V, (*4) - UHF (*17) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication AC line 1-year/ 8-programme timer

Note:

  • *4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • *11 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable)
  • *14 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4
  • *16 VHF band III, channels 5 - 10 / B - Q / 70 - 86
  • *17 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40) | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :URF | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D620S | 82134 | '89/09 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 41 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | URF (#17) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-S5000S | 82096 | '89/12 | S-VHS/VHS PAL/ VHS SECAM (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 48 W | DA4 + 2A + FE | 2 Hi-Fi audio 1 normal audio | FST | Band (#19) | Band (#20) | CATV (#21) | URF (#11) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | Within one year/ 8 programmes | Minimum 3 min. | | HR-D540S | 82167 | '90/03 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 23 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | URF (#17) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | 60 min. | | HR-D600S | 82174 | '90/05 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 35 W | DA3 | 1 normal audio | FST | Band 1, (#14) Band III, (#16) | Band IV/V, (#4) | - | URF (#17) | 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication | Crystal | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | 60 min. |

Note:

  • #4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • #11 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable)
  • #14 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4
  • #16 VHF band III, channels 5 - 10 / D - Q / 70 - 86
  • #17 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40)
  • #19 VHF: 47 - 103 MHz / 104 - 300 MHz
  • #20 UHF: 470 - 862 MHz
  • #21 Cable channels D - Q / 70 - 86 SECAM(SV/SR) SECAM(SV/SR)

  • SECAM (SV/SR)

Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage : VHF CH Coverage : UHF CH Coverage : CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-3300SR 8132 '79 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable(#1), 50Hz 35 W (including Video timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line - -
HR-3330SR 8149 '80 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W (including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) - - UHF (#5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-3660SR 8160 '80 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable(#1), 50Hz 40 W (including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#5) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-3330SV 8164 '80 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable (#1), 50H 40 W (including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#9) Band III, (#10) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-3660SV 8159 '80 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, selectable (#1), 50H 40 W (including timer) 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#9) Band III, (#10) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#11) 24-hour LED digital indication AC line 8-day preset capacity -
HR-7200SR 8207 '82 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 35 W 2HD 1 normal audio Pre-set Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#5) - - 10-day/ 1-programme timer -
HR-7600SR 8252 '82 VHS SECAM 110/127/220/240 V~, 50/60Hz 45 W (60 W with camera) 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#5) 24-hour FDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/ 6 programmes -
HR-D120SR 8331 '84/01 VHS SECAM 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#2) Band III, (#3) Band IV/V, (#4) - UHF (#5) 24-hour LED with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/ 1-programme timer -

Note:

  • #1 (to be adjusted by your dealer)
  • #2 VHF band I, channels R1 - R5
  • #3 VHF band III, channels R6 - R12 / K'4 - K'9
  • #4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • #5 UHF channels K'4(R6) or K'5(R7) (welterable: preset to channel K'5 (RT) when shipped.)
  • #9 VHF band I, channels A, B, C1, C
  • #10 VHF band III, channels 1 - 6
  • #11 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable) | Model Name | MNL No. | Issu Date | Tape Format | Power Requirement / Power Consumption | Head Type | Audio Channel | Tuning System | CH Coverage :VHF | CH Coverage :URF | CH Coverage :CATV | Aerial Output | Clock Display | Reference Frequency | Program Capacity | Memory Back-up Time | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HR-D140SR | 8411 | '85/09 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (2) Band III, (3) | Band IV/V, (4) | - | UHF (5) | 24-hour LED with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 1-programme timer | - | | HR-D170SR | 8485 | '86/10 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 30 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (2) Band III, (3) | Band IV/V, (4) | - | UHF (5) | 24-hour LED with lap time counter indication | Crystal | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | - | | HR-D210SR | 82050 | '88/03 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 28 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (2) Band III, (3) | Band IV/V, (4) | - | UHF (5) | 24-hour LED with lap time counter indication | AC line | 14-day/ 4-programme timer | - | | HR-D520SR | 82145 | '89/10 | VHS SECAM | 220 V~, 50/60Hz 31 W | 2HD | 1 normal audio | VST | Band I, (6) Band III, (3) | Band IV/V, (8) | - | UHF (*5) | 24-hour LED with real time counter indication | AC line | 1-year/ 8-programme timer | Minimum 3 min. |

Note:

  • *2 VHF band I, channels R1 - R5
  • *3 VHF band III, channels R6 - R12 / X'4 - X'9
  • *4 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69
  • *5 UHF channels X'4(R6) or X'5(R7) (switchable: preset to channel X'5 (R7) when shipped.)
  • *6 UHF band IV/V, channels E21 - E69

MULTI(M5) MULTI(M5)

8.3.7 MULTI model

Model Name MRL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Read Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :VHF CH Coverage :CH TV Serial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HR-7600MS 8248 '82 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz 45 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/8 programmes
HR-7810MS 8272 '83 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43) 220 V~50/60 Hz 45 W (60 W with camera) 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (4) Band III, (5) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with day indication Crystal Within 2 weeks/8 programmes
HR-D120MS 8347 '84/84 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz 30 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (1) Band III, (2) Band IV/V, (*3) - UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with tape remaining indication AC line 14-day/1-programme timer
HR-D257MS 8426 '85/11 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz 33 W (40 W with camera) DA4 1 normal audio VST Band I, (6) Band III, (7) Band IV/V, (*8) - UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/4-programme timer
HR-D157MS 8432 '86/01 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz 33 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*11) - UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/4-programme timer
HR-D158MS 8433 '86/02 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz 33 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*11) - UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/4-programme timer
HR-D159MS 8461 '86/06 VHS PAL/SECAM 220 V~. 50/60 Hz 39 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (9) Band III, (10) Band IV/V, (*11) CATV (*16) UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/4-programme timer
HR-D170MS 82014 '87/07 VHS PAL/SECAM (SP/LP) Hi-Fi audio 220 V~. 50/60 Hz 32 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (12) Band III, (13) Band IV/V, (*11) CATV (*16) UHF (*18) 24-hour PDP with lap time counter indication AC line 14-day/4-programme timer

Note:

  • *0 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4.
  • *2 VHF band III, channels 5 - 12.
  • *3 UHF band IV/V, channels 21 - 69.
  • *4 VHF band I, channels 2 - 4 (A,B,C1,C).
  • *5 VHF band III, channels 5 - 12 (I - 6).
  • *6 VHF band I, channels E2 - E4.
  • *7 VHF band III, channels E5 - E12.
  • *8 UHF band IV/V, channels E21 - E69.
  • *9 VHF band I, 47 - 111 MHz.
  • *10 VHF band III, 111 - 300 MHz.
  • *11 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz.
  • *12 VHF band I, 47 - 103 MHz.
  • *13 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz.
  • *16 CATV: channels B - Q, 70 - 86 (SECAM only).
  • *18 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
Model Name MNL No. Issu Date Tape Format Power Requirement / Power Consumption Band Type Audio Channel Tuning System CH Coverage :CHF CH Coverage :CHF CH Coverage :CATV Aerial Output Clock Display Reference Frequency Program Capacity Memory Back-up Time
HH-D337MS 82051 '88/05 VHS PAL/SECAM/NTSC(4.43)(SP/LP/EP) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz33 W DA4 1 normal audio VST CH (#14) CH (#15) CABLE (#17) UHF (#19) 24-hour FDP with tap time counter indication Crystal 14-day/4-programme timer -
HH-D530MS 82026 '87/10 VHS PAL/SECAM(SP/LP)Hi-Fi audio 220 V~50/60 Hz38 W DA4 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio1 normal audio FST Band I, (#12)Band III, (#13) Band IV/V, (#11) CATV (#16) UHF (#18) 24-hour FDP with tape remaining indication Crystal Within one year/8 programmes 60 min.
HH-D217MS 82037 '88/01 VHS PAL/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz29 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#20)Band III, (#21) Band IV/V, (#22) - UHF (#18) 24-hour FDP with tap time counter indication AC line 14-day/4-programme timer 10 sec.
HH-D350MS 82081 '88/09 VHS PAL/SECAM 220 V~50/60 Hz36 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST Band I, (#12)Band III, (#13) Band IV/V, (#11) CATV (#16) UHF (#18) 24-hour FDP with tape counter indication AC line 14-day/4-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HH-D650MS 82143 '89/10 VHS PAL/SECAM/(SP/LP)Hi-Fi audio 220 V~50/60 Hz28 W DA3 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#23)Band III, (#24) Band IV/V, (#25) CABLE (#26) UHF (#27) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HH-D830MS 82148 '89/11 VHS PAL/SECAM/(SP/LP)Hi-Fi audio 220 V~50/60 Hz28 W DA3 + 2A 2 Hi-Fi audio1 normal audio FST Band I, (#23)Band III, (#24) Band IV/V, (#25) CABLE (#26) UHF (#27) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HH-D527MS 82177 '90/05 VHS PAL/SECAMMESECAM/NTSC(3.58)/NTSC(4.43) 110/127/220/240 V~50/60 Hz27 W 2HD 1 normal audio VST VHF band, (#26) Band IV/V, (#29) CABLE (#30) UHF (#19) 24-hour FDP with real time counter indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer Minimum 3 min.
HH-D550MS 82188 '90/06 VHS PAL/SECAM 220 V~50/60 Hz26 W 2HD 1 normal audio FST Band I, (#23)Band III, (#24) Band IV/V, (#25) CABLE (#26) UHF (#27) 24-hour FDP with real time counter and tape remaining indication Crystal 1-year/8-programme timer 60 min.

Note:

  • #11 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz.
  • #12 VHF band I, 47 - 103 MHz.
  • #13 VHF band III, 104 - 300 MHz.
  • #14 VHF: CH E2 - E4, E5 - E12, S1 - S20 (Europe ch) / CH 2 - 6, 7 - 13 (USA ch) / CH 1 - 2, 3 - 12 (JAPAN ch).
  • #15 UHF: CH E21 - E69 (Europe ch) / CH 14 - 79 (USA ch) / CH 13 - 62 (JAPAN ch).
  • #16 CATV: channels H - Q, 70 - 86 (SECAM only).
  • #17 CABLE ch A - I, J - W (USA ch).
  • #18 UHF channels 32 - 40 (adjustable).
  • #19 X, I, G, M modulation. PAL: UHF 32 - 40 adjustable (preset D36 ch) / NTSC(USA): UHF 29 - 39 adjustable (preset 34 ch) / NTSC(JAPAN): UHF 28 - 38 adjustable (preset 33 ch).
  • #20 VHF band I, 47 - 68 MHz (CH E2 - E4).
  • #21 VHF band III, 192 - 230 MHz (CH E5 - E12).
  • #22 UHF band IV/V, 470 - 862 MHz (CH E21 - E69).

Note:

  • #23 VHF band I: Frequency / 47 - 111 MHz.
  • L channel / CH 2 - 4. B/Q channel / CH E2 - E4.
  • #24 VHF band III: Frequency / 111 - 300 MHz.
  • L channel / CH 5 - 10. B/Q channel / CH E5 - E12.
  • #25 UHF band IV/V: Frequency / 470 - 862 MHz.
  • L channel / CH 21 - 69. B/Q channel CH E21 - E69.
  • #26 Cable channel: L channel / CH B - Q, CH 70 - 86.
  • B/Q channel / CH S1 - S20, CH X, CH Y, CH Z, CH M1 - M10, CH U1 - U10.
  • #27 UHF channels 36 (adjustable 32 - 40).
  • #28 System H/Q, D/K, I, M.
  • [VHF] Europe ch: E2 - E4; X - S10 / E5 - E12; S11 - S20.
  • USA ch: 2 - 6, 7 - 13. Japan ch: 1 - 2, 3 - 12.
  • #29 [UHF] Europe ch: E21 - E69. USA ch: 14 - 63. Japan ch: 13 - 62.
  • #30 [CABLE] USA ch: A-2 - I, J - W.