This document is an operating instruction for a digital video cassette recorder. It provides important precautions and safety warnings, including the infringement of copyright laws by unauthorized recording of copyrighted television programs and video tapes, the risk of electric shock by opening the device, the use of recommended accessories to reduce fire or shock hazard and interference, and the avoidance of exposure to rain or moisture. The document also mentions the symbols and classifications of the device, and emphasizes its compliance with FCC rules and test results.
This document provides operating instructions for the Panasonic AJD850A, a compact 4U digital video cassette recorder that uses 1/4-inch tapes. The unit incorporates digital compression technology to minimize quality deterioration during dubbing and supports both M and L cassette sizes, with consumer cassette compatibility via an optional adapter.
The manual details the functions of the front panel controls, including input selection for video and audio signals, and explains various recording and playback modes such as stop/standby, recording, and jog/shuttle. It also covers manual and automatic editing functions, signal adjustments, and setup procedures via menu-driven interfaces.
| Tape width | 1/4 inch |
|---|---|
| Max recording time (L cassette) | 184 minutes |
| Max recording time (M cassette) | 66 minutes |
| Unit size | 4U size |
| Audio memory capacity (internal) | 20 seconds |
| Audio memory capacity (with AJ-YA752) | 34 minutes 30 seconds |
Yes, consumer cassette tapes can be played back using the optional cassette adaptor (AJ-CS750P).
No, slow motion playback is not possible with consumer cassette tapes.
The maximum recording time for an L cassette is 184 minutes.