Mitsubishi Electric Corp HS-HD2000U Manuel D’Utilisation

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Connect the 1394 cable to IEEE 1394 INTERFACE
on the playback VCR and to IEEE 1394
INTERFACE on the HS-HD2000U.  You can connect
either of the two IEEE 1394 INTERFACE terminals.

Do not plug out the IEEE 1394 cable during
copying the tape.

You cannot copy a tape in D-VHS format from
DV devices (for example, digital video camera)
even if it is connected with an IEEE 1394 cable.

Set the recording VCR to be able to control the
playback VCR.
To do this, when you use HS-HD2000U as a
recording VCR, press IEEE 1394 INPUT on the
remote control to display d1 to d5 on the front panel
which corresponds to the D-VHS VCR used as a
playback VCR.  If you use this VCR as a playback
VCR and the other VCR as a recording VCR, refer
to the playback VCR’s owner’s guide for this
procedure.

Put a D-VHS tape with the erasure prevention tab
intact to the recording VCR.

When you are using the HS-HD2000U as a
recording VCR, make sure that the D-VHS button on
the front panel is lit.  If it is not, press this button to
light up.

Put the tape you want to copy into the playback VCR
and find the cue point.  Press STOP if the picture
starts playing.

As it will take a few seconds to automatically
select the recording mode, stop the tape slightly
before the point you want to start copying.

On the playback VCR, press PLAY, then PAUSE.

On the recording VCR, press REC, then PAUSE.

Press the PAUSE buttons on both VCRs at the same
time to begin copying the tape.

When finished, press STOP on both VCRs.

When you connect the D-VHS VCR equipped with IEEE 1394 INTERFACE terminal to the HS-HD2000U with 1394
cable, you can copy a tape from D-VHS format to D-VHS.