Panasonic DMR-EA18K Operating Instructions Manual

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Panasonic DMR-EA18K Operating Instructions Manual Manual pdf 43 page image

43Setting MenusRQT9048Off TimerSelect how long the unit remains on when it is notbeing used.Perform step 1 of “Accessing the Setup Menu” (➔ 42).e, r to select “Setup”, then qe, r to select “Off Timer”, thene, r to select “2 Hours”, “6 Hours”or “Off”, thenRemote ControlUse this function to synchronize the codes for theremote control and the main unit.Perform step 1 of “Accessing the Setup Menu” (➔ 42).e, r to select “Setup”, then qe, r to select “Remote Control”,thene, r to select “Set Code 1”, “SetCode 2”, or “Set Code 3”, thento set.While pressing and holding ,press and hold the numbered button, , or corresponding tothe code set in step 4 for about 5seconds to set.to complete.Clock SettingsPerform step 1 of “Accessing the Setup Menu” (➔ 42).e, r to select “Setup”, then qe, r to select “Clock Settings”, thenSet Clock ManuallyAfter selecting “Clock Settings” (➔ left, step 3).e, r to select “Set Clock Manually”,thenw, q to select the item you want tochange.e, r to change the setting.Repeat steps 5-6 to change other items.–to confirm new date and timeand to initiate the clock.Set the time change dates for DSTSet the beginning and end dates for DST (➔ 12).Quick StartOne Sec. Quick Start for Recording on DVD-RAM.From the power off state, recording on DVD-RAM startsabout 1 second after first pressing [^ DVD POWER]and then sequentially pressing [* REC] (Quick StartMode). Power consumption is also higher when the unitis turned off if this is set to “On”.Perform step 1 of “Accessing the Setup Menu” (➔ 42).e, r to select “Setup”, then qe, r to select “Quick Start”, thene, r to select “On” or “Off”, thenRestore Default SettingsThis returns Setup menus to default settings, except for theclock, ratings level, closed caption, and on-screen language.Perform step 1 of “Accessing the Setup Menu” (➔ 42).e, r to select “Setup”, then qe, r to select “Restore DefaultSettings”, thene, r to select “Yes” or “No”, then