Sony SL-HF950ES User manual

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AEP

Model

E

Model

September,

1985

System

SPECIFICATIONS

Video

recording

system

Rotary

two-head

helical

scanning

Audio

recording

system

Video

signal

Aerial

input

Beta

hi-fi

PAL

system

(2

channels)

(Recording

on

the

conventional

audio

track

is

monaural.)

SL-HF950ES

CCIR

standards,

PAL

and

DDR

SECAM

colour

SL-HF950E

CCIR

standards,

PAL

colour

75-ohm,

asymmetrical

aerial

socket

Stereo/bilingual

system

(SL-HF950ES

only)

West-German

two-carrier

system

Channel

coverage

SL-HF950ES

VHF:

Western

European

channels

E2

-

U20

UHF:

Western

European

channels

E21

-

E68

(Up

to

30

programmes

can

be

preset.)

SL-HF950E

VHF:

Western

European

channels

E2-€12

UHF:

Western

European

channels

E21

-

E68

(Up

to

30

programmes

can

be

preset.)

RF

output

signal

UHF

channels

E30

to

E39

(variable)

75

ohms,

unbalanced

Video

Super

Beta

hi-ii

CX

CHASSIS

Horizontal

resolution

280

lines

(Super

Beta

PRO

mode)

Beta

hi-fi

PAL

sound

Frequency

response

20

Hz

to

20

kHz

(MPX

FILTER

OFF)

Wow

and

flutter

Dynamic

range

Less

than

0.005

%

WRMS

More

than

80

dB

Inputs

and

outputs

Video

input

Video

output-

Audio

inputs

Beta

VIDEO

VIDEO

IN:

BNC

connector

1.0

V

(p-p)

~58

V

(p-P)

75

ohms,

unbalanced,

sync

negative

VIDEO

OUT:

BNC

connecter

1.0

V

(p-p)

+0.1

V

(p-p)

75

ohms,

unbalanced,

sync

negative

AUDIO

IN:

2

phono

jacks

47

kilohms,

—10

dBs

(OdBs

=

0.775V

rms)

Microphone:

-60dBs,

for

ow-

impedance

microphone

—

Continuecoon

page

2

—

CASSETTE

REC)

RDER

SONY.

Audio

outputs

AUDIO

OUT:

2

phono

jacks

Load

impedance

less

than

10

kilohms

-10

dBs

with

47

kilohms

load,

unbalanced

Headphones:

Stereo

phone

jack

—26

dBs,

8ohms

Video/audio

output

21-pin

EXROCONNECTOR

CONTROL

§

input

Minijack

CONTROL

L

input/output

5-pin

connector

CONTROL

L

GND

DC

OUT

(8

V,

100

mA)

Tape

transport

Tape

speed

18.73

mm/sec.

Maximum

recording

time

2

hours

10

min.

(with

Sony

L-500

cas-

sette)

3

hours

15

min.

(with

L-750)

Fast

forward/rewind

time

Within

5

min.

(with

L-500)

Timer

Clock

Time

indication

24-hour

cycle

Timer

setting

Only

for

recording

6

events/3

weeks,

adjustable

for

any

day

or

for

all

7

days

of

the

week

or

for

every

week

Crystal

lock

General

Power

requirements

110

-

240

V

AC

+

10

%,

50/60

Hz

Power

consumption

SL-HF950ES:

39W

SL-HF950E:

36W

Storage

temperature

—20°

C

to

+60°

C

(—4°

F

to

+140°

F)

Operating

temperature

5°

C

to

40°

C

(41°

F

to

104°

F)

Approx.

430

x

95

x

405

mm

(w/h/d)

(17

x

3

4/4

x

16

inches)

including

projecting

parts

and

controls

Approx.

10.5

kg

(23

Ibs)

net

Dimensions

Weight

Accessories

supplied

Video

cassette

tape

(1)

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

for

recorder

to

TV

connection

(1)

Remote

Commander

RMT-223

with

two

IEC

designation

R6

batteries

(1)

RF

channel

adjustment

screwdriver

(1)

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Note

This

appliance

conforms

with

EEC

Directives

76/889

and

82/499

regarding

interference

suppression.

SAFETY

CHECK-OUT

After

correcting

the

original

service

problem,

perform

the

following

safety

checks

before

releasing

the

set

to

the

customer:

1.

Check

the

area

of

your

repair

for

unsoldered

or

poorly-soldered

connections.

Check

the

entire

board

surface

for

solder

splashes

and

bridges.

2.

Check

the

interboard

wiring

to

ensure

that

no

wires

are

“pinched”

or

contact

high-wattage

resistors.

3.

Look

for

unauthorized

replacement

parts,

par-

ticularly

transistors,

that

were

installed

during

a

previous

repair.

Point

them

out

to

the

customer

and

recommend

their

replacement.

SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNING

!!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

SHADING

AND

MARK

ON

THE

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS,

EXPLODED

VIEWS

AND

IN

THE

PARTS

LIST

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION.

REPLACE

THESE

COMPONENTS

WITH

SONY

PARTS

WHOSE

PART

NUMBERS

APPEAR

AS

SHOWN

IN

THIS

MANUAL

OR

IN

SUPPLEMENTS

PUBLISHED

BY

SONY.

CIRCUIT

ADJUSTMENTS

THAT

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION

ARE

IDENTIFIED

IN

THIS

MANUAL.

FOLLOW

THESE

PRO-

CEDURES

WHENEVER

CRITICAL

COMPONENTS

ARE

REPLACED

OR

IMPROPER

OPERATION

IS

SUSPECTED.

4.

Look

for

parts

which,

though

functioning,

show

obvious

signs

of

deterioration.

Point

them

out

to

the

customer

and

recommend

their

replace-

ment.

Check

the

B+

voltage

to

see

it

is

at

the

values

specified.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Section

Title

1.

GENERAL

1-1.

Precautions

.......

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Sana

6

1-2.

Technical

Information.

..............

1-3.

Location

and

Function

of

Controls

.......,

1-4.

On-Screen

Display

.................

1-5.

Cassette

Insertion

.............0..0.

1-6.

TV

Programme

Recording

(Beta

hi-fi

recording).

...............

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Rea

1-8.

Useofthe

Time

Counter

.............

1-9.

Index

Function.

..............004.

1-10.

Timer-Activated

Recording

............

1-11.

Tape

Editing

................0004

1-12.

TV

Station

Programming

............

i

1-13.

Clock

Setting.

...................

SECTION

1

GENERAL

WARNING

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

To

avoid

electrical

shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

NOTE

ON

THE

SL-HF950ES

AND

SL-HF950E

This

instruction

manual

covers

the

SL-HF950ES

and

SL-

HF950E.

The

principal

differences

between

the

models

are

indi-

cated

in

the

following

table.

The

differences

are

clearly

mentioned

in

the

text

required.

SL-HF950ES

SL-HF950E

E

Colour

system

cae

ane

SECAM

PAL

TV

channel

VHF

E2

-

U20

VHF

E2-

E12

coverage

UHF

E21

-

£68

UHF

E21

-

E68

Stereo/bilingual

TV

programme

Provided

Not

provided

reception

The

illustrations

used

in

this

manual

are

of

the

SL-

HF9S5O0ES.

1-1.

PRECAUTIONS

On

safety

e

This

unit

operates

on

110

—-

240

V

ac,

50/60

Hz.

eShould

any

solid

object

or

liquid

fall

into

the

cabinet,

turn

off

the

unit

and

have

it

checked

by

qualified

per-

sonnel

before

operating

it

any

further.

e@To

disconnect

the

mains

lead

(ac

power

cord),

pull

it

out

by

the

plug.

Never

pull

the

lead

itself.

e@

The

unit

is

not

disconnected

from

the

mains

(ac

power

source)

as

long

as

it

is

connected

to

the

mains

outlet,

even

if

the

unit

itself

has

been

turned

off.

On

installation

e@

Allow

adequate

air

circulation

to

prevent

internal

heat

build-up.

Do

not

place

the

unit

on

surfaces

(rugs,

blan-

kets,

etc.)

or

near

materials

(curtains,

draperies)

that

may

block

the

ventilation

grille.

e

Do

not

install

the

unit

near

heat

sources

such

as

radi-

ators

or air

ducts

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sun-

light,

excessive

dust,

mechanical

vibration

or

shock.

e

The

unit

is

designed

for

operation

in

a

horizontal

posi-

tion.

Do

not

install

it

in

an

inclined

position.

eKeep

the

unit

and

cassette

tapes

away

from

equip-

ment

with

strong

magnets,

such

as

a

microwave

oven,

large

loudspeakers,

etc.

On

operation

e@When

the

unit

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

period,

turn

the

unit

off

to

conserve

energy

and

to

extend

the

use-

ful

life

of

your

unit.

e@

Remove

and

store

video

cassettes

after

recording

or

playback.

Always

store

the

cassette

in

its

case

to

keep

the

tape

away

from

dust.

On

cleaning

Clean

the

cabinet,

panel

and

controls

with

a

dry

soft

cloth.

Do

not

use

a

moistened

cloth

or

any

type

of

sol-

vent,

such

as

alcohol

or

benzine,

which

might

damage

the

finish.

On

repacking

Do

not

throw

away

the

carton

and

packing

materials.

They

make

an

ideal

container

in

which

to

transport

the

unit.

When

shipping

the

unit

to

another

location,

repack

it

as

illustrated

on

the

carton.

On

colour

broadcasting

systems

This

machine

is

designed

to

record

and

play

back

using

the

PAL

colour

system

(SL-HF950E)

or

the

PAL

and

DDR

SECAM

colour

systems

(SL-HF950ES).

Recording

and

playback

of

video

sources

based

on

other

colour

sys-

tems

cannot

be

guaranteed.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

this

unit,

contact

your

Sony

dealer.

REMOVAL

OF

THE

TRANSIT

SCREWS

The

cassette

compartment

is

secured

with

three

transit

screws

to

prevent

it

from

sliding

out

while

the

unit

is

being

transported.

Before

operating

the

unit,

be

sure

to

remove

the

transit

screws,

using

a

screwdriver.

Store

the

screws

in

the

screw

holes

at

the

rear,

and

put

them

back

in

the

original

positions

when

transporting

the

unit.

Screw

holes

Rear

view

Transit

screws

1-2.

TECHNICAL

INFORMATION

HIGH

QUALITY

SOUND

What

is

Beta

hi-fi

PAL

recording?

In

conventional

recording,

audio

signals

are

recorded

on

the

audio

track

and

the

video

signals

on

the

video

track.

On

Beta

hi-fi

recording,

audio

signals

are

record-

ed

on

the

video

track

together

with

the

video

signals.

In

this

recorder’s

Beta

hi-fi

PAL

system,

audio

signals

are

recorded

first,

using

the

2

audio

heads,

then

video

signals

are

recorded

over

the

audio

signals

with

an

azi-

muth

offset,

using

the

2

video

heads.

Beta

hi-fi

audio

signals

are

frequency-modulated

and

recorded

on

2

channels,

so

you

can

record

a

stereo

or

bi-

lingual

programme

with

sound

clearly

superior

to

that

of

a

conventiona!

audio

recording.

Conventional

audio

track

(monaural)

Audio

signal

Video

+

audio

FM

track

Control

track

Video

signal

Video

heads

For

recording/playback

of

video

signals

Audio

heads

For

recording/

playback

of

Beta

hi-fi

audio

signals

Audio/controi

heads

For

recording/playback

of

conventi»mal

audio

signals

and

control

signals

Beta

hi-fi

recording

on

this

recorder

This

recorder

simultaneously

records

audio

sqnals

on

the

video

track

(Beta

hi-fi

recording)

and

on

the

conven-

tional

audio

track

(in

monaural),

so

that

tapes

recorded

with

this

recorder

can

be

played

back

on

an

ordinary

video

cassette

recorder

without

a

Beta

hi-fi

system.

HIGH

QUALITY

PICTURE

—Technology

behind

Super

Beta

(PAL)

Super

Beta

standard

mode

Betamax

provides

a

high-resolution

picture

thanks

to

its

high

relative

tape-to-head

speed

produced

with

the

large

diameter

head

drum.

Super

Beta

standard

made

offers

even

sharper

and

de-

tailed

picture

reproduction

by

improving

the

emphasis

characteristics

of

video

signals

in

recording

and

the

noise

canceller

characteristics

in

playback.

Super

Beta

PRO

mode

In

addition

to

the

technology

mentioned

above,

with

the

use

of

the

highest-grade

tape,

the

FM

carrier

frequency

of

the

luminance

signal

is

shifted

up

by

500

kHz.

The

re-

sults

are

higher

resolution

of

the

picture

and

improved

signal-to-noise

ratio

of

the

chrominance

signal.

(Fig.

1)

Other

technical

extras

This

SL-HF950ES/E

employs

a

compression

circuit

for

recording

current

of

the

chrominance

signal

for

better

signal-to-noise

ratio.

(Fig.

2)

In

addition,

the

newly

devel-

oped

‘‘DA

(Double

Azimuth)

PRO

4

HEAD”

reduces

inter-

ference

between

adjacent

video

tracks

resulting

in

high-

er

quality

picture

reproduction.

These

technologies

contributes

to

overall

picture

quality

of

the

SL-HF950ES/

E.

Notes

eSuper

Beta

PRO

mode

must

be

used

with

highest-

grade

tapes

such

as

Sony

PRO-X

or

equivalent

tapes

from

other

tape

manufacturers.

eThe

tapes

recorded

in

Super

Beta

should

be

played

back

in

Super

Beta

mode.

Fig.

1

Frequency

response

\

Super

Beta

PRO

mode

at

high

level

signal

Conventional

Super

Beta

PRO

mode

at

low

level

signal

Conventional

(MH2)

Fig.

2

Chrominance

signal-to-noise

ratio

SL-HF950ES/E

Chrominance

S/N

Conventional

50

100

(%)

Chrominance

signal

level

1-3.

LOCATION

AND

FUNCTION

OF

CONTROLS

Front

[5]

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(24)

[23]

22)

[21]

(20)

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18)

(17)

(46)

(15) (14)

[13

({]ON/STANDBY

switch

and

indicator

Press

to

turn

on

the

unit.

The

indicator

will

light

up.

Press

again

to

turn

it

off.

The

timer

section

will

continue

to

operate

and

the

time

will

be

displayed

even

if

the

ON/STANDBY

switch

is

off.

(2)

EJECT

button

Press

to

remove

the

cassette.

This

button

does

not

function

when

the

recorder

is

turned

off.

(3)REMOTE

SENSOR

Detects

the

remote

control

signal

transmitted

from

the

supplied

Remote

Commander.

[4]

Display

window

Shows

the

recorder

is

in

©

TIMER

REC

indicator:

timer

standby

mode.

It

is

also

displayed

during

timer

recording

including

quick

timer

recording.

©

VTR

indicator:

Shows

the

recorder

is

in

VTR

mode.

©

Week

indicators:

Show

the

week

in

which

the

timer

recording

will

take

place.

See

page

25.

©

Day

of

the

week

indicators

©

STEREO

indicator

(SL-HF950ES

only):

a

stereo

broadcast

is

being

received.

Shows

@

SC

(simulcast)

indicator:

Shows

the

INPUT

SE-

LECT

switch

is

set

to

SIMUL.

PROG

(programme)

number:

Shows

the

programme

number

selected

with

the

PROG

+/—

buttons.

When

the

INPUT

SELECT

switch

is

set

to

LINE/PCM,

the

indication

will

change

to

‘‘AU”.

Index

indicators:

Appear

when

the

index

func-

tion

is

activated.

See

page

22.

Cassette

indicator:

Shows

a

cassette

is

insert-

ed.

Turn-on

time

setting

indicator

Event

number

Turn-on

time

of

a

timer

recording

Time

counter:

Shows

the

approximate

tape

run-

ning

time.

Turn-off

time

setting

indicator

Clock/turn-off

time:

Normally

shows

the

current

time.

Shows

the

turn-off

time

of

a

time:

record-

ing

during

timer

setting

and

checking.

BILINGUAL

indicator

(SL-HF950ES

only)

:

a

bilingual

broadcast

is

being

received.

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009

98608

8

8

Shows

fo)

[5]

Cassette

compartment

The

compartment

slides

out

when

the

&

EJECT

but-

ton

or

the

VW

OPEN/CLOSE

button

is

pressed.

To

slide

it

in,

press

the

VW

OPEN/CLOSE

button.

[6]

WOPEN/CLOSE

button

Press

to

slide

out

the

cassette

compartment

regard-

less

of

whether

the

tape

is

running

or

not.

Press

again

to

slide

in

the

cassette

compartment.

—38—

Variable

speed

playback

buttons

and

indicators

During

playback

(in

normal,

still,

fast

motion

or

slow

motion

picture

mode),

press

one

of

these

buttons

to

select

the

desired

playback

speed.

The

indicator

on

the

button

lights.

When

the

indicator

of

the

>

FWD

FRAME

button

lights,

the

picture

advances.

When

the

indicator

of

the

REV

<

FRAME

button

lights,

the

pic-

ture

moves

in

the

reverse

direction.

plq

STILL

button:

For

still

picture

1/10

button:

For

slow

motion

picture

at

4/10

normal

speed

1/5

button:

For

slow

motion

picture

at

*/s

normal

speed

x

1

button:

For

normal

speed

picture

x

2

button:

For

double-speed

picture

x9

button:

For

fast

motion

picture

at

9

times

normal

speed

FRAME

buttons

During

normal

or

variable

speed

playback,

these

but-

tons

are

used

to

select

the

direction

of

playback.

Press

the

>

FWD

button

for

forward

picture,

or

the

REV

<

button

for

reverse

picture.

These

buttons

are

also

used

for

frame-by-frame

play-

back.

During

pause

of

playback

or

in

still

picture

mode,

press

the

>

FWD

button

to

advance

the

picture

by

one

frame,

or

the

REV

<

button

to

reverse

the

pic-

ture

by

one

frame.

If

either

button

is

kept

depressed,

the

picture

moves

frame

by

frame

continuously.

[8]

PROG

(programme)

+/—

buttons

Press

+

to

advance

or

—

to

reverse

the

programme

numbers.

Also

used

for

clock

setting

and

timer

set-

ting.

(10)

Tuning

compartment

All

the

switches

and

buttons

for

programming

sta-

tions

are

in

this

compartment.

SEARCH

©

RESET

button:

Toclear

the

programmed

station,

press

this

button.

©

AFT

button

and

lamp:

The

AFT

circuit

activates

automatically

after

the

stations

are

tuned

and

memorized

with

automatic

and

manual

pro-

gramming.

The

AFT

famp

will

illuminate.

If

you

wish

to

restore

the

AFT

on

the

station

which

has

been

fine-tuned

manually

with

the

FINE

buttons,

press

the

AFT

button.

©

FINE

+

and

—

buttons:

Press

to

fine-tune

the

station.

©

AUTO

PROGRAM

(automatic

programming)

but-

ton:

To

preset

the

receivable

stations

automa-

tically,

press

this

button.

©

Tuning

lamps:

Lights

to

indicate

the

tuning

band.

@

SEARCH

+

and

-

buttons:

Press

to

tune

in

a

station.

Press

the

—

button

to

get

a

station

of

lower

frequency

and

the

+

button

to

get

a

station

of

higher

frequency.

(\4]

INSERT

indicators

The

AUDIO

indicator

lights

when

the

AUDIO

INSERT

button

is

pressed,

and

the

VIDEO

indicator

lights

when

the

VIDEO

INSERT

button

is

pressed.

{12}

Function

buttons

<q

REW

button:

Press

to

rewind

the

tape.

®

PLAY

button:

Press

to

play

the

tape

back.

pe

FF

button:

Press

to

advance

the

tape

rapidly.

@

STOP

button:

Press

to

stop

the

tape.

1}

PAUSE/pi@

STILL

button:

Press

to

stop

the

tape

for

a

moment

during

recording

or

playback.

Press

again

to

release

the

pause

mode.

@

RECORD

button:

Press

to

start

recording.

(13)

SUPER

BETA

indicator

This

indicator

lights

when

the

SUPER

BETA

selector

is

set

to

the

SUPER

BETA

(STD

or

PRO)

position.

[14]

EDIT

indicator

This

indicator

lights

when

the

EDIT

switch

is

set

to

the

lower

position.

(15)

INDEX

button

This

button

is

used

for

the

index

search

or

index

scan

operation.

See

page

23.

(16)

GO

TO

ZERO

button

In

stop

mode,

press

this

button

to

advance

or

rewind

the

tape

to

approximately

the

“OHOOMO00S”

point

on

the

time

counter.

(17,

COUNTER

RESET

button

Press

to

reset

the

time

counter

to

“OHOOMO0S”.

{i8]

TV/VTR

select

button

This

button

is

operable

when

a

TV

is

connected

to

the

recorder’s

21-pin

EUROCONNECTOR.

To

view

a

TV

programme

selected

by

the

PROG

but-

tons

on

the

recorder

or

to

monitor

the

picture

being

recorded,

press

this

button

so

that

the

VTR

indicator

appears

in

the

display

window.

When

the

p>»

PLAY

button

on

the

recorder

is

pressed,

the

recorder

is

au-

tomatically

set

in

the

VTR

mode.

To

view

a

TV

pro-

gramme

in

the

usual

manner,

press

this

button

so

that

the

indicator

goes

off.

When

the

recorder

is

turned

off,

the

recorder

is

automatically

set

in

the

TV

mode.

—9—

REC

LEVEL

(recording

level)

controls

Used

to

adjust

the

audio

recording

level

of

Beta

hi-fi

recording.

Normally

set-these

controls

to

5

(green

po-

sition)

for

recording

TV

programmes.

(20)PEAK

PROG

(programme)

METER/BETA

HI-FI

TRACKING

meters

When

the

LEVEL

METER

selector

is

set

to

ON,

these

meters

show

the

peak

input

levels

of

the

left

and

right

channels

during

Beta

hi-fi

recording,

and

recorded

levels

during

playback.

When

the

LEVEL

METER

selector

is

set

to

BETA

HI-FI

TRACKING,

the

meters

show

the

audio

tracking

ad-

justment.

Adjust

the

audio

tracking

for

optimum

sound

reproduction

of

a

tape

on

which

only

the

sound

has

been

recorded

in

Beta

hi-fi.

(21}

Beta

hi-fi

lamp

Lights

to

show

Beta

hi-fi

recording,

or

playback

of

a

Beta

hi-fi

recorded

tape

regardless

of

the

BETA

HI-FI

selector’s

position.

(22}

SOUND

lamp

When

the

RECORD

mode

selector

is

set

to

SOUND,

this

lamp

lights

to

show

audio

recording.

It

also

lights

when

a

tape

with

audio

signals

only

is

being

played

back.

23}

MIC

(microphone)

jack

(minijack)

Connect

a

microphone

to

record

the

sound

from

it

on

the

conventional

audio

track.

PHONES

jack

(stereo

phone

jack)

Connect

headphones

to

monitor

the

sound.

[25]

PHONE

LEVEL

control

Adjust

the

sound

volume

of

the

headphones.

Inside

the

front

panel

TIMER

REC

pi

CLOCK

SET

button:

Press

to

initiate

clock

set-

ting.

CLEAR

button:

Press

to

erase

the

memory

of

the

timer

setting.

CHECK

button:

Press

to

check

timer

settings.

TIMER

SET

button:

Press

to

initiate

timer

set-

ing.

NEXT

button:

Press

to

advance

to

the

next

item

to

be

set

during

clock

or

timer

setting.

TIMER

REC

ON/OFF

button:

Press

to

activate

timer

recording.

Press

it

again

to

deactivate

timer

recording

or

quick

timer

recording

in

timer

standby

mode

or

while

recording.

eo

0

860

8

O

[27]

QUICK

TIMER

button

Press

to

set

the

recording

duration

up

to

4

hours

in

units

of

30

minutes.

(28)

TONE

selector

Normally

set

to

HIGH.

If

the

high

frequencies

of

the

playback

sound

recorded

on

the

conventional

audio

track

seem

exaggerated,

set

to

LOW.