KTV Global KVP11KU User Manual 8

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KE E®II\AI?I’BL|I-CEATIONS
VIDEO CASSETTE
PLAYER
OPERA TING INSTRUCTIONS
I MODEL: MA/2XV1
FOR HV-SPECIFIC DC-ONLY OPERATION
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PLEASE READ ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL
BEFORE OPERATING YOUFI NEW VIDEO CASSETTE PLAYER E
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CAUTIONS
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CAUTION:
0 ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION OF THIS DEVICE WHICH ARE NOT
EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE
USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT
WARNINGS:
0 TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
0 DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET. DANGEROUS HIGH VOLTAGE IS PRESENT. SERVICING SHOULD
ONLV BE PERFORMED EV QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.
0 THIS VIDEO CASSETTE PLAVER SHOULD ONLY BE OPERATED WITH 12V DC.
GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS EXPLANATION
This lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
CAUTION within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert
disk or ELECTRIC snocx the user to the presence of unlnsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product's
enclosure that may be at sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
CAUTION: To REDUCE THE nrsx or
EECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT The exclamation point within an equilateral
fiiflg’gflg‘g‘gfié‘gifim triangle is intended to alert the user to the
PARTS INSIDE, presence at important operating and maintenance
REFER SERVICING TO (servicing) instructions in the literature
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL accompanying the appliance.
FCC WARNING:
This equipment may generate or use radio lreouency energy Change or modifications to this equipment
may cause harmlul intenerence unless the mOdlIlCaliflflS are expressly approved In the instruclton manual.
The user could lose the aulhonzallon to operate this equipment II an unauthorized change or
modiiication ls made.
NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER:
This reminder lS provrded to call the CATV system installer‘s attention to Section 820-40 oI the
NEC which provides guidelines lor proper grounding and. in particular. specifies that the cable ground
shall be connected to the grounding system ol the building. as close to the point of cable entry as
practical
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE USER OF THIS VIDEO CASSETTE PLA YER
CONCERNING THE OPERATION OF THE DEW PROTECTION CIRCUIT.
ll you have just moved this unit lrorn a cold area to a warm area, connect the unit to a power supply
and turn the unit on. Allow the VCP to warm up. but do not operate it tor several hours.
The exposure to a sudden temperature change leads to condensation, resulting in dew(moisture)
lot-matron Inside the unit. This VCP has a builr~ln dew sensor circuit that will not allow the unit to be
operated until the humidity inside the unit has
evaporated. This normal built-in function protects
the video heads and your video tape. Normal FCC ID BRFKVPIIKU
operation will be restored once the dew circuit has MADE IN KOREA
done its job. You will know that the unit can be
operated Because the DEW Warning light on the VHS DEVEE COMPL'ES W‘TH PART 15 OF THE
Imm panel will no longer be Illuminated FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT To THE
ll this VCF is mounted in an RV, Van. or other aibLfig'TN‘Z/Amg 52:32}?“fifTé‘gFTEiélgNgféVl/SED
outdoor installation; you should be aware that it (”THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE
mayflne" be “9°58" 1“ ‘he “dds“. wa’m'”9 RECEIVED. INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY
conditions described above. When this occurs. CAUSE UNDESITED OPERAT‘OM
simply follow the procedure outlined above.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
We strongly recommend that you careiully read all at the descriptions and operating procedures contained
in this Owner’s Manual prior to operating your new MAIZX-r.
CAUTIONS ..
TABLE OF CONTENTS(
FEATURES .
ACCESSORIES
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS s.
FRONT AND REAR VIEWS
POWER CONNECTION .
SIGNAL CONNECTION . .
LOADING E. UNLOADING VIDEO CASSETTES .
PRECAUTIONS v
VIDEO CASSETTE PLAYBACK . .
SPECIAL PLAYBACK 81 VISUAL SEARCH FEATURES
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION . . . v
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SPECIFICATIONS . .. ..,
VIDEO HEAD CLEANING ..
FEATURES
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0 Front Loadlng 0 Power 011 Automatic Eject
0 12Volt Dc Operation 0 Dual Speed Picture SearchrForward 5. Reverse
0 Automatlc Power On St Play At Tape Inserllon 0 SllII Frame
0 Automatlc Playback Speed SelectronlSP/LP/EP) 0 Automatic & Manual Digital Tracking Control
0 Automatic End OI Tape Flewmd 0 7512 RF Input & Output
0 Automatic Repeat
KEC Mobile-Specific Design Package:
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0 DC Fuseless Desrgn 0 Voltage Spike Protection
0 Compact All Electronic Construction 0 Polarity Reversal PIUIECIton
0 MobllerSpecillc Transport Operation 0 Flexible Membrane Control Panel
0 LED Tape Status Indicators
0 Direct Outputs For Improved Resolution Wlm KEE®T€§ILW & Other TV/Monitnrs
This Unit May Be Remote Controlled with The Unmet! TVIVCP Remote Controller.
That is Packaged With KEE® mam, Televlsions
I This model is designed tor Video Cassette playback Recording is not possible.
ACCESSORIES
These items are packaged with your VCP. Check to make sure that all of these items have be
included with your unit,
75 Ohm Coaxial Cable ‘ DC CAR C rd(1 Way)
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS .
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1. Plead Instructions- All the salety and operating instructions should be read betore the product is '
operatedi
2. Retain Instructions- The safety and operating instructions should be retained lor luture reference
3. Heed Warnings- All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.
4. Follow Instructions- All operating and use instructions should he followed.
5. Cleaning- Unplug this product lrom car lighter adaptor betore cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or
aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth tor cleaning.
6. Attachments- Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may
cause hazards
7. Water and Moisture- Do not use this product near water-tor example, near a bath tub, wash bowl.
kitchen sink, or laundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a swimming pool; and the like.
8. Accessories- Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand. tripod, bracket, or table, The
product may tall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product Use
only With a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manutacturer, or sold with the
product Any mounting ot the product should lollow the manufacturer's instructions, and should use a
mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer,
9. A product and cart combination should be moved with care
Quick stops, excesswe iorce, and uneven surlaces may
cause the product and cart combination to overturn.
10. Ventilation- Slots and openings in the cabinet are
provided tor ventilation and to ensure reliable operation ol the
product and to protect ‘it lrom overheating, and these
openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings
should never be blocked by plating the product on a bed
sola, rug, or other similar surface. This product should not be
placed in a buiilvin installation such as a bookcase or rack
unless proper ventilation is provided or the manutacturer’s
instructions have been adhered to.
11. Power Source- This product should be operated only lrom the type of power source indicated on
the marking label, If you are not sure ot the type 01 power supply to your car, consult your product
dealer or local power company. For products intended to operate from battery power, or other source,
refer to the operating instructions.
12. Power-Cord Protection- Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be
walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at
plugs. convenience receptacles, and the point where they extt trom the product.
13. Protective Attachment Plug- The product is equipped with an attachment plug having overload
protection. This is a safety feature See Instruction Manual l‘or replacement or resetting ol protective
device It replacement oi the plug is required, be sure the service technician has used a replacement
plug specrtied by the manufacturer that has the same overload protection as the original plug
14. Object and Liquid Entry- Never push obiects ol any kind into this product through openings as
they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a tire or electric
shock. Never spill liquid oi any kind on the product.
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15. Servicing- Do not attempt to service this product yourselt as opening or removing covers may
expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servtcmg to qualified service personnel,
16. Damage Requiring Service- Unplug this product trom the wall outlet and reter servicing to
qualitied service personnel under the lollowrng conditions
When the powerrsupply cord or plug is damaged
ll liquid has been spilled, or objects have lallen into the product.
. If the product has been exposed to rain or water
It the product does not operate normally by lollowmg the operating instructions Adjust only those
controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment at other controls
may result in damage and Will olten require extenstve work by a qualified technician to restore the
product to its normal operation,
e ll the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
7 When the product exhibits a distinct change in pertorrriance~this indicates a need for service
17. Replacement Parts- When replacement parts are required, be sure the servtce technician has
used replacement parts specitied by the rnanutaciurer or have the same characteristics as the original
parts Unauthorized substitutions may result in tire. electric shock, or other hazards
18. Safety Check- Upon completion ol any service or repairs to this product, ask the service
technician to pertorm sateiy Checks to determine that the product IS ll’l proper operating condition
l9. Wall or Ce g Mounting- The product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as
recommended by the rnanulacturer
20. Heat- The product should be situated away irom heat sources such as radiators. heat registers,
storves, or other productstincluding amplifiers] that produce heat
FRONT AND REAR VlEWS
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FRONT PANEL ‘
1 POWER BUTTON & lNDlCATOR
Press to turn the VCP on and oflv When power is on, the light above the button will illuminate
Inserting a vrdeo cassette will also activate POWER ON. ll power is pressed while the unit is on and
a tape is in the player, power will be turned OFF and the tape will automatically be ejected.
2. STOP/EJECT BUTTON
Press once to stop tape motion Press again to elect the tape
3. AUTO REPEAT BUTTON
Press to activate the continuous automatic repeal function The light above the button will illuminates
When activated; each time the tape comes to the end, it will automatically rewind to the beginning
and then begin play again. This cycle will repeat continuously To cancel AUTO REPEAT mode, press
the AUTO REPEAT button again and the VCP will slap.
PLEASE NOTE: In AUTO REPEAT mode, only the AUTO REPEAT and TRACKKNG buttons lunctlon.
All other buttons are deactivated.
4. TRACKING BUTTONS
Use these buttons to minimize the noise bars that may occur at the top or bottom ol the screen
during playback
5. TAPE IN lNDICATOR
The TAPE tN light Will illuminate whenever a VIdEU cassette is in the unit and power is on
DEW INDICATOR:
The DEW light Will illuminate whenever excessive moisture condenses inside at the VCP If this light
is ON‘ the unit Will not operate ll this occurs. leave the unit in the POWER ON model and let it
remain at room temperature until the light goes otl. Please refer to the detailed description oi this
very important tape protection CIlCull on Page 2
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6. WIRELESS REMOTE SENSOR
Receives the inlrared signal Irorri the unified wireless remote controller that is packaged with KEC
Mobile Applications TeleVision/Monitors. Please note that the remote controller is not packaged with
this VCP.
7. REW(REWIND) BUTTON
This button has several Iunctions depending on the current operating mode of the VCP. See the
SPECIAL EFFECTS PLAYBACK Section oI this manual tor a complete description.
NORMAL REWIND:
Press HEW button when the VCP is in the STOP or FAST FORWARD modes and the tape wlll
rewmd.
REVERSE SEARCHfHEVIEW):
Press REW button when the VCF‘ is In the PLAY mode and the tape will be played back at high
speed in the Reverse direction.
8. PLAY BUTTON
Press to begin tape playback. The light above the button Wl" illuminate
9. FF(FA5T FORWARD) BUTTON
This button has several functions depending on the current operating mode at the VCP. See the
SPECIAL EFFECTS PLAYBACK Section 01 this manual for a complete description
NORMAL FAST FORWARD:
Press FF button when the VCP is in the STOP or REWIND modes and the tape will last lorward.
FORWARD SEARCH(CUE).‘
Press FF button when the VCP is in the PLAY mode and the tape will be played back at high speed
in the Forward direction
10. STILL BUTTON
Press this button during PLAY to temporarily stop the tape With a Still picture on the screen. Push
the PLAY BUTTON to resume normal playback.
11. CASSETTE LOADING COMPARTMENT & DOOR
insert the video cassette here
REAR PANEL
12. DC INPUT CONNECTOR
Connection point Ior 12 Volt supply.
13. VIDEO OUTPUT JACK
For connection to television monitors equipped with a Direct Video Input.
14. AUDIO OUTPUT JACK
For connection to teleVision monitors equipped with a Direct Audio Input.
Please note that it is not necessary to connect the FIF OUTPUT & ANTENNA lNPuT
TERMINALS(#15 & 16 below) if these jacks are used.
15. RF OUTPUT TERMINAL
Connect to the VHF Antenna Input terminal on the back at Ihe television With the supplied 759
Cable. It your television does not have a 75 12 input terminal. you will need to purchase a 75.62 to
3003? adaptor.
1G. ANTENNA INPUT TERMINAL
Connect the Signal lroni the VHF Antenna to this terminal When the VCP is not operating.
the antenna signal Will be passed to the teleVision through the RF OUTPUT TERMlNAL connection
(see tlts above), and normal television viewing will be enabled,
17. CHANNEL 3l4 OUTPUT SELECTOR
Set this selector to Channel 3 or 4~whichever is not active in your area. This will be the channel that
you swrtch to in order to view Video tapes
POWER CONNECTION
This VCP is deStgned tor mobile or portable use and can be powered trorn the cigarette lighter socket in
your vehicle.
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DC POWER CORD
(Supplied)
3Amp. lused negative ground
DC CAR CORD
To operate on 12 Volt Direct Current, attach the supplied Car Battery Cord to the DC lnput Connector on
the rear of the VCP Connect the other and oi the cord to a Cigarette lighter receptacle. Make sure that
the cord makes a iiirh connection it may be necessary to try several insertions. rotating the plug tor
proper electrical connection
DC CAR CORD:
MANUFACTURER” HVOSUNG ELECTRIC CO, LTD. TYPE ti: DLP-1033
WARNING:
The DC Battery Cord is ONLY tor use With this model, Do not use it to power any other product
CAUTIONS:
0 Make sure the battery has a 12 Volt nominal rating. A few older vehicles may be rated at SV.
0 Make sure that the negative terminal at the battery is grounded. This set is designed ior use with
negative ground systems ONLY
0 The inside ot a cigar lighter socket may become fouled With ash or other toreign matter Clean the
inSide with a dry cloth to insure a good connection.
9 Check the battery's charge level regularly when the television is used in a vehicle. It the vehicle’s
supply voltage drops below approxrmately 10Volts, the unit may not work properly.
0 A 3A iuse is installed in the Car Battery Cord for protection. To replace a blown iuse. unscrew the tip
oi the Cigarette Lighter Plug.
e To prevent posSible electric shock and/or possible damage to your VCP, always unplug the DC Cord
from the Cigarette lighter socket betore you unplug it lrom the VCP.
0 Please remove the Car Cord from the cigarette lighter socket when cranking the engine.
0 Do not leave the VCP in a location where temperatures exceed 70" Centigradettfis" Fahrenheit).
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SIGNAL CONNECTION
TV set(actual appearance Alternate Method lor
may vary) Monitor type Tv's
75 ohm coaxial
cable(supplled)
CH 3/4 Selector- Set to the Inactive channel
In your area.
Method #1(Convent onal)
1 Connect the antenna [Altl lN terminal ol this tlllll
2 Connect the supplied 75!,) Cable item the RF OUT terminal (it this unit to the ANT lN ‘erininal on
the back oi your TV
To View a televtsicn broadcast. turn the POWER button on the VCP to OFF, and tune to the desired
channel
Method #2(Monitor Operation)
it your television is equipped With DlFlECT AUDIO/VIDEO lNPUTS(such as KEC Mobile Apultcatlons
lelEViSlons]. this method will result in better picture detail and cleanly on playback 01 video tapes than is
possible with the VCF‘ connected through the antenna and viewed on Channel 3 or 4
Il you use thts methodi do not make the antenna connections shown in method at above instead,
attach the antenna lead lrom the antenna directly to the ANT IN terminal on the back of your TV
1 Obtain a pair cl RCA to RCA cableslsee illustration) lrom any local electronics store
2 Connect one cable lrom the VIDEO OUTPUT Jack on the back at the VCP to the vtDEO lNPUT
Jack on the back at the television
3 Connect the other cable from the AUDlO OUTPUT Jack on the back at the VCP to the AUDlO
lNPUT Jack on the back at the telewsron
To view a lelEVlSlOfl broadcast set the TV/VlDEO selector on your televtsmnror Remote Control it
applicable) to the TV position
To View a Video Cassette set the TV/VlDEO selector on your televisiontoi Remote Control if applicable)
to the VIDEO position.
Additional instructions on thts method Will usually be lound in the Owner's Manual that came With your
monitor equipped televrsiori
LOADING AND UNLOADING
LOADING
Insert Video Cassettes so that their label area is
lacing up, Push the middle ot the cassette inward
gently. The VCP's transport will activate and load the
cassette properly. The TAPE IN indicator wrll light.
UNLOADING
Push the STOP/EJECT button once to stop the tape. Push the STOP/EJECT button a second time to
elect the tape. The cassette compartment will open and the tape will be partially ejected Grasp the
cassette and remove it from the VCP.
NOTES:
0 Do not use torce to insert the cassette into the VCP,
0 Loading and unloading ol the cassette is only possible when power is connected to the VCF,
0 The STOP button on the Unified Remote Controller packaged With KEC Mobile Applications DC-Only
TeleVisions does not eject the tape. To elect the tape With the remote control, press the remote
conttci POWER button
CORRECT VIDEO CASSETTE INSERTION
The cassette can only be used window side up The
arrow on the cassette must be tacmg towards the '
Player Attempting to insert a Video cassette
improperly Will result in damage to the cassette
andlor the player
VIDEO CASSETTE TYPES
Use VHS type tapes with this unit This table shows the maximum playback times at various cassettes
MAXIMUM PLAVEACK TIME
Tape Speed 7» , f— 7 7f7— —— — W — —
T-160 T't20 T 50
SP[Standald Play) 2 HRSA 40 MIN. } 2 HRS. r 1 HR
LP(Long Play) 5 HRS. 20 MIN ‘ 4 HRS, 2 HRS,
EP(EXtended Play) | 8 HRS, T 6 HRS. 3 HRS.
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PRECAUTIONS
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DEW WARNING
ll condensation occurs inside the unit. the DEW indicator will illuminate and bullt~in protection circurts will
not allow the VCP to operate ll this occurs, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PLAY A TAPE, but leave POWER
ON. When humidity has evaporated trom the VCP, the DEW indicator will go all. We recommend that
you wait lor an additional hour belore playing a tape to make sure that all moisture has Ielt the VCP.
Please read the other DEW precautions throughout this manual. Avoid locating the unit in an area where
DEW conditions are likely to occur. For example. do not locate the VCP directly in the path or an air
conditioner
DO NOT INSERT ANY OBJECT OTHER THAN A VIDEO CASSETTE
INTO THIS PLAYER
DOlng so might be dangerous There is also a strong possibility that damage will occur ii any internal
parts are touched Such damage is not covered by your warranty Do not disassemble the unit. There
are no user serviceable parts lflSlDE
AVOID MAGNETIC FIELDS
Do not bring a magnet or a magnetized object near the VCP or recorded video cassettes. Magnets can
erase tapes, and hurt the perlormance ol the player.
CLEANING THE UNIT
"la the unit With a clean. dry cloth Do not use cleaning lltiids or Slmllal chemicals A slightly moist
I may be used, but never spray any liqurd cleaner or wax dli‘eclly onto the unit Do not use a forced
air sprayer to remove dust
VIDED CASSETTE CARE
The Video Cassette is a precision mechanism. Treat them With care observing the manutacturer‘s
recommendations.
9 Don't repeatedly insert and erect a cassette.
0 Never try to open the cassette. splice the tape. open the video cassette door, or touch the tape.
0 Video Cassette Tapes and VCP's can be wonderful and educational tools lor a child, but it is a good
idea to properly instruct the child in their proper operation
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VIDEO CASSETTE PLAYBACK
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Insert for playback
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Sal Video Channel 3/4 Output
Salaam twitch on the back at
the unit to the same channel
TRACKING b PLAV POWER you gated on your TV.
STOPlEJECTA
OPERATION
tv Tum Ol’l the VCP and TV
2 Set the TV to the video Channel(ChanneI 3 or 4) or set TV/VIDEO mode to VIDEO it the VCP is
connected though the televlsictrt‘s monltor lnputs
3 Insert a wow Cassette or push the PLAY button to begin Vldeo Playback
4 When you are tlnlshed vtewlng the tape, push the STOP/EJECT button once to stop the tape. To
elect the taper push the STOP/EJECT button a second time
SPECIAL OPERATION FEATURES
AUTOMATIC POWER DN/AUTOMATIC PLA YBACK:
To watch a tape, you can just lnsert a video cassette wtth VCP Power OFF. The VCP will automatically
POWER ON and automatically begun tape playback.
AUTOMATIC END OF TAPE HEWIND:
ll you allow the Vldeo Cassette to PLAY all the way through, the VCF’ thI automatlcally go into the
HEWlND mode when the end ot the tape lS reached and rewind to the beglnhing ot the cassette,
POWER OFF AUTOMATIC EJECT:
When the VCP's power ls turned all and a vtoeo cassette is stlll loaded, the tape thI be ejected
automatically belote power goes all Please note that fills function only works when the VCP is wired to
a {we voltage source.
TRACKING CONTROL ADJUSTMENT
Adjust the THACKlNGtv/A) control button to mlnlmtze the “noises"
that may occur in the proture Adlustmehl oi the TRACKINGtv/A)
control makes the mature clear or moves the noise up or dOWn tn the
TRACKING ”we
AUTO TRACKING SYSTEM:
When playback lS started‘ the auto tracklng tunctlon operates and aolusts tracklng automattcally so the
picture ls optlmtzed
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SPECIAL PLAYBACK AND VISUAL SEARCH FEATURES
Please note that all of these special features are intended to make location oi specilic portions ol a tape
more convenient. While a picture will be visible on screen, do not expect that picture quality and image
stability WI|I be comparable to quality at normal playback speeds Special leatures operate best on tapes
recorded at SP and EP speed
VISUAL SEARCHICUE & REVIEW)
While lhe tape Is in PLAV mode:
0 Push the desired search button(« REW or FF>>) ONCE.
0 Tape speed will increase, sound Will be muted, and a
speeded up picture will appear on the screen, The double
arrow above the FlEW or FF button will illuminate in red and
PLAY F. E blink on and oil about once per second.
0 Search in the FORWARD direction is called CUE. SEARCH in
the reverse direction is called REVIEW.
To resume normal speed playback, push the PLAY button.
0 It the VCP is lett in CUE or REVIEW mode tor more than
about 5 minutes, the VCP will automatically return to normal
PLAY mode to protect the tape and video heads
HIGH SPEED VISUAL SEARCH
While the rape is in CUE or HEVIEW mode:
0 Push the desired search buttont<< REW or Fbe) AGAIN
and the picture search speed WlII be even laster(2l times
normal speed on EP recorded tapes, 13 times taster on LP
tapes and 7 times taster on SP tapes} The double arrow
above the FlEW or FF button Will illuminate in red and blink
on and all about iwice per second
To resume normal speed playback, push the PLAY button.
0 II the VCP is Ielt in HIGH SPEED VISUAL SEARCH MODE
Ior more than about 5 minutes, the VCP will automatically
return to normal PLAY mode to protect the tape and video
heads.
NOTES.“
0 You may cycle between SEARCH and HIGH SPEED
SEARCH modes by repeatedly pressing the REW or FF
buttons.
0 A short period is usually needed before a stable picture
appears when returning to PLAY mode.
0 Audio is automatically muted in search modes
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TO FREEZE THE PICTURE(STILL FRAME)
While the tape is in PLAY made:
0 Push the STILL button.
unstable.
0 Picture motion and audio thI stop but a still picture wtll
appear on the screen This picture may be very noisy and
Ta resume normal speed playback, push the PLAY button
0 It the VCP is left in STILL MODE for more than about 5
minutes, the VCP Wl|| automatically place itseli in the PLAY
mode to protect the tape and Video hearts
AUTO REPEAT FUNCTION
This feature allows you to play the same video cassette
repeated/yr
will illuminate
0 Press the AUTO REPEAT button The light above the button
0 The tape wrll play through to the end, automatically rewrnd to
the beginning and then begin PLAY again
0 This sequence will be repeated continuously until the AUTO
REPEAT BUTTON is pressed again.
9 While the VCP lS in the AUTO REPEAT mode. only the
AUTO REPEAT and TRACKlNG buttons will lunction
To end the AUTO REPEAT tunctton, press the AUTO REPEAT button again The tape will stop playing
and return to the STOP mode
E AUTOMATIC PLAYBACK SYSTEM
The Auto Playback System is a convenient way to operate the player without ever haying to press a
button it you insert a recorded Video cassette, the unit will turn an, load and play the tape, rewind the
tape at the end, erect the tape, and power iisell oil.
CASSETTE INSERT AUTO POWER ON
AUTO REWIND
AUTO POWER OFF
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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
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Please note that this Video cassette Player is not normally packaged with a remote control unit.
A Unified Remote Controller is packaged with selected 9-inch and 13-inch KEC Mobile Applications
televisions.
You must install batteries in the remote control hand unit belore use, Follow the instructions on battery
installation in the TV Owner's Manual.
All VCP lunctions except AUTO REPEAT may be accessed with the remote controller. For proper
operation, the remote control unit must have a clear line oi sight to the WIRELESS REMOTE SENSOR
on the tront of the VCP. it should be within 25 ieet ol the SENSOR and no more than 30 degrees oli
center. It operation is sluggish, it is probably time to replace the batteries.
To EJECT the video tape with the remote controller, press the POWER button VCP Power will be
turned oil and the tape will be ejected.
IF THE VIDEO CASSETTE PLAYER IS NOT RESPONDING TO SIGNALS FflOM THE REMOTE
CONTROLLER:
1. Make sure that the batteries in the controller are trash arid are inserted correctly
2 Move the AHB swttchflocated directly above the batteries under the battery cover) to the
opposite position,
television control buttons
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REWINDIREVIEW BUflON—v—E t_l lE LL STOP BUTTON
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
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Betore requestlng service, please refer to the rollowlrtg chart tor the symptom and posslble solution, For more
lnturmatloh. see the appropriate section of thls manual
SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
No power 0 Is the DC power cord properly attached at the back or the
urtlt and at the power source?
0 is the POWER button pressed ON’J
o ls the voltage sourcelhattery) properly charged7
0 ls power reaching the urttl’? Check arty luses or elrcult
breakers used in the lnstallation
Vldeo Cassette Cannot Be Inserted o Is Power On’)
Properly 0 Is a tape already in the player?
0 Is the cassette "window slde“ up.
0 is the DEW lrldtcatnr lllumirtaled'7 lt so, unit will not
operate until light goes otr Thls IS a normal operatlon at
the putIt-lh protectlon clrcults,
Power ls Orr But Tape WlII Not Play, 9 Is the DEW lndlcamr lllurrrlrtaISd’,7 It so urrrl WlII riot
Fast Forward, or Rewtnd operate untll light goes otr Thls ts a normal operation at
the bullt—m prDtEcthrt clrcults
Vldeo Cassette Player Wlll not 0 Are the patterles tresh7
respond to Remote Controller 0 ls the A~B SWltch m the wrong strthn7— See page 15
No Picture On Playback 0 ls the channel you are tuned to the same as the Channel
Plcture Playback ls Full OI Noise 3/4 Output Selector7
Or Streaks 0 Is Channel 3 or 4 properly tuned on your tElevlStort7
0 Do the heads require cleanlng7
0 Try to adlUSI plcture wlth manual TRACKlNG buttons
Tape ts playing. but VCF does not Q Is AUTO REPEAT mode selected’2
respond to Controls (POWERFF‘REWI
STOP)
Top DI Video Cassette DlCture l5 0 Adlust horlzu'ital hold at IEIeVlSlOfl(lI available)
le ,, ,, s, _. ,, ,_, a, ,f s ,
Regular TV B'oadcasts CEIIIH'JI E8 ‘ 0 Turn Video Cassette Player POWER to OFF
Viewed e it using drrecl Aodlo/Vldeo connectlonsimonltor operatlonlr
Check that TV/VldeD mode 15 Set It) TV
Broadcast Picture When Tape ls 0 lt uslng dlrect Audio/Vldeo connectlonstmonttor operation),
Playing check that TV/Vldeu mode ls Set to VIDEO
Vrdea Cassette Tape Loaded 0 Walt tor several seconds Tape Will usually eyect on lts own,
lncorrectly 0 Turn POWER OFF then ON several tlrrleS.
Poor Picture Ouallty On Playback 0 Check that Cassette Tape ts ln good condition.
0 Do the heads require cleaning
All servtctng should be pertcrmed by qualified servlce personnel
IMPORTANT WARNING:
As explained earller. thls unit has a hutlt-ln Power 0" Automatlc E|ect Iunctton. We prondse this runcllon
because II is not a good practice to leave tapes tn the unit with POWER OFF especially it the VCP is
located ln a mobile lrlstallatlort because ot the increased exposure to temperature varlattons and the
resulting potential tor DEW lormation
The Power on Automatlc Elect Iunctton does not Iurtcttort rt the VCP lS not sonnected to power
Since many mobile lhstaltatlons draw their power through a switched supply lt ls very possible that
power to the VCF7 ls lost ll the yehlcle‘s ignlttan ls shut down,
Please lnsore that arty vrdeo tape to thls unlt is ejected BEFORE the vehlcte‘s lgnltroh ls turned ctr
NOTICE: If you need any information, please contact KEC/KTV dlrectly at:
Outside New Jersey : (800) 52442165
From New Jersey : (201) 4709191
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Television System : EIA Standard 525 Lines/60 Fields, NTSC Color System
Power Source : DC 12V
Power Consumption : DC Approximately 11 Watts
Chassis Construction : IC Solid State
Remote Control System : Inlrared-Not packaged with VCP
RF Modulator : CH 3 or 4 Selectable
Antenna : 75 Ohm VHF Terminal
Operating Temperature : 5°735'Cenngrade
Operating Humidity : 35 -80 %
Tape Speed (SP) : 33.35mm/sec
(LP) : 16.67 mm/sec
(EP) : ttt12 mmlsec
Cassette Type : 1/2” Video-VHS Type
Playback TimelT-tGO) (SP) : 160 minutes maximum
(LP) : 320 minutes maximum
(EP) : 450 minutes maximum
Wind/Rewind Time(T-120) : Less than 4minures 30 seconds
Direct Video Output Level : 1V Peak to Peak/7537 Unbalanced
Horizontal Resolution : Greater than 225|ines(SP)
S/N Ratio : Greater than 43 dE(SP)
Direct Audio Output Level : »60d8rn
S/N Ratio : Greater than 42 dBiSP)
Frequency Response : 200 Hz - 7 kHz(SP]
Dimensionle X HX D) 1 2695 X 89 5 X 290 5 nimlincluding extenSions)
10.61X 3.52 X 1144 incheshncludmg extensions)
Weight : 3 3 Kg? 3 lbs
CLEANING THE VIDEO HEAD
0 Periodic head cleaning is necessary to maintain the high
quality picture and reliable operation ol th|s(or any other)
Video Cassette Player or Recorder Il tape playback gives you
a picture that looks something like the picture on the Ielt, but
the picture looks line when watching a regular TV broadcast,
you probably need to clean the video head.
0 The head cleaning procedure is very simple. Visit your local
video store and purchase any ol the widely available well
known Video Head Cleaning Tapes. Follow the instructions
that come with the Cleaning Tape-overuse can shorten video
head life.
0 Il good quality tapes are used, head cleaning will not be
required very olten. But continuing failure to perform this
operation may result in gradually deteriorating picture quality,
0 ii poor quality or damaged tapes are used in this unit, much more irequent head cleaning will be
necessary It is possible that the video heads can become so badly clogged that protessional service is
required Sen/ice required as the result at poor maintenance is not covered under warranty. Please
protect your investment by using only high quality brand name blank tapes or prerecorded tapes from
well known suppliers.
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MEMO
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