Panasonic TL350 - Manuel (Page 14)

Time Mode Selection
TIME MODE button
Refer to the table given below to select the mode that suits the intended purpose of use.
Tape
type
Mode
Recordable time (hours) Video
recording
interval
(sec.)
Sound
recording
Camera
switching
interval
(sec.)
Tape travel
method
NV-T120 NV-T90 NV-T60 NV-T30
2 hours 2 1.5 1 0.5 1/60 Yes 1/30
Continuous
travel at
33.35 mm/sec.
6 hours 6 4.5 3 1.5 1/60 Yes 1/30
Continuous
travel at
11.12 mm/sec.
12 hours 12 9 6 3 0.116 Yes 0.116
Continuous
travel at
4.76 mm/sec.
24 hours 24 18 12 6 0.216 Yes 0.216
Continuous
travel at
2.56 mm/sec.
Notes on operation
• This unit is designed with the NV-T120 cassette tape as a reference.
• Depending on the type of video cassette used, the recordable time will differ.
• Sound can be recorded in all time modes.
• The 12- and 24-hour modes are time lapse modes. Pictures are recorded with frames skipped to enable lengthy
recording and playback.
• A tape recorded in a time lapse (12-/24-hour) mode can be played back in quick motion in the 2-hour mode.
• A tape recorded in the 2-hour mode can be played back in slow motion using the time lapse (12-/24-hour) mode.
• A tape recorded in the 6-hour {or 2-hour) mode cannot be played back in the 2-hour (6-hour) mode.
Selecting the cassette tape
The unit is designed as a product required to exhibit high reliability in surveillance, security, monitoring, etc. In order to
maintain its recording reliability, it is recommended that the Panasonic video tapes listed below be used.
<VHS tapes> NV-T120
NV-T90
NV-T60
NV-T30 NV-T120HG
NV-T90HG
NV-T60HG
NV-T30HG
Avoid using 160-minute tapes, 180-minute tapes with this unit.
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