Funai WD6D-M100 WD6DM100 Data Sheet

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Each icon means (Available icons may vary depending on 
the DVC):

Before recording from DVC, see page 19 for connection 
instructions. (See page 71 for DVC to VCR Dubbing.)

G \ H] repeatedly to select DV(AV3).

\OK] 

to display the available devices to control with 
the remote control of this unit. Select “DVC” 
using [K

\ L], then press [ENTER\OK].

e.g.) DVC to DVD dubbing

Now you can operate your DVC with the remote control of 
this unit.

Press [PLAY B] to start playing back the DVC, 
and find where you want to start dubbing. 
Press [STOP C] when it comes to the desired 
start point.

Select “Start Rec” using [K

\ L], then press 

\OK].

The dubbing will start.

1) Select “Control” using [K

\ L], then press 

\OK].

2) Select “DVD” using [K

\ L], then press 

\OK].

3) Press [STOP C].

• The tape will rewind a few seconds when you press 

\OK] at step 

 so that the dubbing starts exactly 

where you press [PAUSE F] instead of [STOP C] at step 

.

• The unit does not send out the output signal to DVC.
• For the proper operation, connect DVC to the unit directly. 

Do not connect this unit and DVC via any other unit.

• Do not connect more than one DVC.
• The unit can only accept DVC. Other DV device such as 

cable/satellite box or D-VHS recorder cannot be recognised.

• If no video signal is detected from the DVC during DVC to 

DVD dubbing, the recording will be paused and “I” will flash 
on the TV screen. The recording will resume when the unit 
detects the video signal again.

• When the DVC is in camera mode, refer to “Guide to DV and 

On-Screen Display” on page 38.

• Date / time and cassette memory data will not be recorded.
• Pictures with a copy-guard signal cannot be recorded.
• A DV terminal is a terminal that can use the transmission 

mode conforming to the IEEE 1394 standards called 
“Fire Wire”. It serves as the interface that connects the PC 
and peripheral device such as “i.LINK” (registered trademark 
of SONY). It enables digital dubbing between DV devices 
with little degradation.

DVC is in stop mode.

DVC is in playback mode.

DVC is in pause mode.

DVC is fast forwarding. (standard speed)

DVC is fast forwarding. (faster than above)

DVC is fast forwarding. (faster than above)

DVC is slow forwarding. (standard speed)

DVC is slow forwarding. (faster than above)

DVC is slow forwarding. (faster than above)

DVC is fast forwarding. (in stop mode)

DVC is fast reversing. (in stop mode)

DVC is fast reversing. (standard speed)

DVC is fast reversing. (faster than above)

DVC is fast reversing. (faster than above)

DVC is in slow reverse playback.

DVC is in recording.

DVC is in recording pause mode.

Preparing for DV dubbing (DVC to DVD):
• Insert a recordable DVD.
• Make sure your DVC is in video mode.

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