Panasonic AG-5210 User Manual

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CounterMemory StopWhen the Memory Button is pressed and the “M” display lights on the Counter, the tape can be stopped near counter

AUTO OFF OutputCTL OutputIf any trouble should occur, this unit is set to AUTO OFF. At such a time, the unit stops automatically, a

Serial Remote ControlThe use of the optional serial remote controller makes it possible to conduct recording, playback and other opera

Remote ControllerWhen the optional accessory remote controller AG-A11 is connected to the Remote Control Jack on the front panel of t

Cautions for UseDo not insert fingers or any other objects into the Cassette Holder.Avoid operating or leaving the VTR near strong ma

SpecificationsPower Source:120V AC, 50-60HZPower Consumption:Approx. 17 wattsTelevision System:Video Recording System:Tape Format: Tape Speed:Recordin

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FeaturesRecording and playback up to 2 or 6 hoursUsing a 1/2" inch VHS cassette tape, you can record and playback in both the SP (2-hou

ControlsFront810 12No. NamePage No.Name Page1Power Switch —9 Counter/Audio level Meters7, 8, 102Mode Lock Switch710Hi-Fi Audio CH1(L)/CH2(R)73Audio O

Rear18 202223No.NamePage No. Name Page14Audio CH1(L)/CH2(R) IN Connectors (PHONO)6, 7, 11. 1219Hi-Fi REC Switch7, 1115Video IN/OUT Connectors (BNC)

Connections with TV Monitor (Audio/Video)When the connection is to be made to a TV Monitor that does not have an 8-pin terminal {a m

RecordingAudio Signals are recorded as described on the table.CHAudio^-^^InputHi-Fi NormalCHI (L)CH1 CH1CH2 (R)CH2 CH2CHI (L) & CH2 (R)Stereo(CH1

PlaybackPreparations• Press the Power Switch to ON.• Be sure that the Mode Lock Switch is OFF.• Insert a recorded tape.• Turn the TV Monitor ON.Audio

Still Playback After Finishing PlaybackPress the PAUSE/STILL Button during normal playback or during slow motion playback. Still playback