User manual SIMA CT-200

[. . . ] #5 Oakmont, PA 15139 This warranty is void if any defects are caused by abuse, misuse, negligence or unauthorized repairs. All liability for incidental or consequential damages is specifically excluded. Some states do not allow for the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. [. . . ] Has correct mode (AV, Line, Tuner, etc. ) been set on the VCR or DVD Correct connecting cable?Have the RCA cables been mixed up at the input and output of the VCR/DVD? No picture · · Picture rolling or black and white Is the Power light on?Is the connecting cable of the plug-in adapter damaged? TV does not support 50/60 Hz scan rates. · GoDVD!Allow you to play a PAL DVD or video tape on a NTSC TV that supports only 60 Hz scan. Allow you to copy an NTSC DVD or video tape to an NTSC DVD recorder or VCR in the PAL format to send over seas, unless the recorder supports both formats. 1 6 Important Connection Notes: · GoDVD!should be connected between your playback VCR, DVD or · · · camcorder and the recording VCR or DVD as shown on pages 3 & 4. Regardless of which input is used, both outputs continuously deliver an output signal. The unit will automatically detect whether the video input is in NTSC (USA) or PAL (Europe) format. Only the video cables are to be connected to GoDVD!. Audio cables should be connected directly between the playback and recording units. When the video signal is removed, the unit will automatically shut off and the LED will blink every 2 sec. When the video signal is restored, the unit will power on. Operation 1. Select the PAL/NTSC output format by setting the PAL/NTSC output switch to the desired setting. Note: The unit will automatically detect whether the input is PAL or NTSC, however you must select the desired output format. Select the desired enhancement mode by pressing the Video Enhancement button. [. . . ] For example, a steady green light means you have selected a composite input signal and will output in the Normal video mode. An orange blinking light indicates an S-video input signal with one of five enhancement modes. Use the steady indicator light as a fixed point to determine the desired enhancement mode. [. . . ]