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  • Page 1

    TIME LAPSE RECORDER RV2400 U SER'S Manual TIME LAPSE RECORDER POWER PLAY REC P/STILL REC CHECK REW F .F STOP/EJECT OPEN SERVICE MANUAL RV2400 JAN. 2001 Printed in Korea AC68-01459A[...]

  • Page 2

    3-1 6 CONFIGUR- A TION CONFIGUR- A TION PLAY REC P/STILL REC CHECK STOP/EJECT IO ON COUNT CNT.MEMO CLEAR RESET HIGH PICTURE REC LOCK 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 18 REW F.F 21 No Name Description Reference Page 1 POWER Push for power on/off 21 2 MENU Push to display menu display 1 1 3 SHIFT   ,  Push to set menu and clock 1 1 V-LOCK [...]

  • Page 3

    Operating Instructions 3-2 REAR SIDE 8 CONNECTORS CONFIGUR- A TION CONFIGUR- A TION EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT TERMINAL INFORMA TION RS-232C IN IN OUT OUT AUDIO VIDEO 1 6 ALARM IN TAPE END OUT 2 7 ALARM OUT SERIES OUT 3 8 ALARM RESET GND 4 9 ERROR OUT SERIES IN 5 10 TRIGGER OUT 1 SHOT RECIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT TERMI[...]

  • Page 4

    Operating Instructions 3-3 10 CONFIGUR- A TION CONFIGUR- A TION 3 Insert the power plug of this unit video unit the wall outlet. ¥ Insert the plug into AC120V working outlet. 4 T urn on the monitor power . ¥ If using a monitor turn on power . ¥ If using a TV , turn on power and switch to video input. ¥ Refer to the operating instructions for fu[...]

  • Page 5

    Operating Instructions 3-4 12 MENU 2. DISPLA Y MODE SETUP • Set desired time date format and on screen location. 3. ALARM REC SETUP • Select Alarm REC Mode. DISPLA Y MODE SETUP 1  DA TE DISPLA Y ------------------(ON) 2 TIME DISPLA Y -------------------(ON) 3 POSITION -------------(R-BOTTOM) (   ) END:MENU 4. REC MODE SETUP • Set the[...]

  • Page 6

    Operating Instructions 3-5 14 MENU 3 Press the SHIFT   button. • Whenever pressing the SHIFT  button, the display mode changes. • The display changes as following. (YY -MM-DD) ➝ (DD-MM-YY) ➝ (MM-DD-YY) 4 Press the SHIFT    button. • CLOCK SET/ADJUST starts. SHIFT V-LOCK SHIFT V-LOCK CLOCK SET/ADJUST 1  DISPLA Y MODE ([...]

  • Page 7

    Operating Instructions 3-6 16 MENU • MODE: Select ALARM REC speed. Select L2H, L12H, L24H or OFF . OFF: This unit does not Alarm REC whether Alarm signal comes in or not. • DURA TION: Set ALARM REC time. AUTO SEL 3MIN T APE END • T o set ALARM REC time. Adjust the time from SEL 20SEC to 5 MIN using the "set +/ – " buttons. • AUT[...]

  • Page 8

    Operating Instructions 3-7 5 18 MENU SHIFT  : MOVE BUTTON SHIFT  : ENTER (SELECT) BUTTON • TRIGGER – Selects how many frames per camera to be recorded when connected to a FRAME SWITCHER (Refer to the owner's manual for detailed information) • V -SYNC – The jitter of picture may happen when connecting a particular FRAME SWITCHER. [...]

  • Page 9

    Operating Instructions 3-8 20 MENU – CHECKING POWER FAILURE TIME AND DA TE. • When 5 program is set in the PROGRAM SETUP 1, select PROGRAM SETUP 2. • Use the same method for setting PROGRAM REC as in the PROGRAM SETUP 1. * When finished with PROGRAM SETUP 1, 2 press MENU to end and press POWER to begin standby . * The tape will be ejected and[...]

  • Page 10

    Operating Instructions 3-9 22 PLA YBACK Note the screen adjustment • When the tape is inserted, the screen is automatically adjusted. • If the screen is not automatically adjusted, adjust it by pressing the TRACKING buttons. • If the screen is not adjusted using TRACKING buttons, adjust it by pressing simultaneously the TRACKING and TRACKING [...]

  • Page 11

    Operating Instructions 3-10 24 PLA YBACK 2 When viewing a slow picture Press the TIME MODE ( , ) button during play back. • Then you cannot hear the sound. • When the picture jitters up and down during slow playback, press the V -LOCK button. After proper adjustment, view the slow playback. • Press the TIME MODE button, and view the picture a[...]

  • Page 12

    Operating Instructions 3-11 26 PLA YBACK 5 For L12H, L24H, 24H hours playback • Y ou can not hear sound from the 12H or 24H mode. If you want to hear the sound, press the AUDIO ON button to let the front display show L12H or L24H. • T ape is played back at a slower speed than the L2H playback. • Noise may occur on the screen. • T o view a c[...]

  • Page 13

    Operating Instructions 3-12 28 RECORD LOCKING This unit features a recording safety function and other various recording functions for multi-purpose applications including monitoring and observation. Y ou should familiarize yourself with its operation. RECORDING Selecting method Operating method Description of operation When you want to secure reco[...]

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    Operating Instructions 3-13 30 RECORDING 2 Insert the tape with the erasure prevention tab facing out 3 Select the recording speed • Recording speed is selected on the main menu or using TIME MODE (Refer to page 17). • Recording speed selected is shown on the display . 6 Press the P/STILL button • If pausing for more than five minutes it stop[...]

  • Page 15

    Operating Instructions 3-14 32 ALARM RECORDING If the VCR is connected to equipment with an alarm output such as a frame switcher , motion detector or door switch, the VCR will function according to the time and mode selected on the ALARM REC menu when an alarm is received. The below diagram is set L2H mode for ALARM REC. RECORDING Connecting Opera[...]

  • Page 16

    Operating Instructions 3-15 FUNCTION 34 ALARM COUNTER MEMORY The alarm sounds five times in the following cases; • When a tape without an erasure prevention tab is inserted. – When the series signal is entered. (long sound) – When the alarm signal is entered. – When the record button is pressed. – When pressing TIMER button. • When pres[...]

  • Page 17

    Operating Instructions 3-16 36 CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS Understanding the following functions will give you a convenient way of finding information. FUNCTION Connecting Operating Description of method method operation When you want to quickly view the picture from the location of the alarm recording. When you want to know the alarm recorded time and d[...]

  • Page 18

    Operating Instructions 3-17 38 CONNEC- TION SERIES RECORDING, ALARM CONNECTIONS Connecting for series recording 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IN OUT VIDEO IN OUT VIDEO IN OUT VIDEO (TV or MONITOR) • Select the SERIES REC ON in the menu. (Refer to page [...]

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    Operating Instructions 3-18 39 MAINTENANCE If the picture is not clear on the screen, use the cleaning tape. If the cleaning tape is played back for a long time, it may be harmful for the head. 1 Drop six to seven drops of head cleaning solution on the cleaning tape. 2 Insert the cleaning tape into your video and press the PLA Y button. 3 After abo[...]

  • Page 20

    2-1 Specifications Recording T ype Rotation head azimuth recording type, luminance signal FM recording type, color signal down converted direct recording type. Signal T ype NTSC type T ape Speed 33.35 mm/sec (2-hour mode) Applicable Video T ape VHS type video tape (T -30, T -60, T -90, T -120, T -160) Recording T ime L2H/L6H/L12H/L24H Rewinding T i[...]

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    Product Specification 2-2 MEMO[...]