My DVD-VCR Panasonic doesn,t respond to any commands, it shows 5 zeros on the display , but if i press the buttons doesnt respond. I tried to unplugg it and even disconnect the power cord and replugg it again but still the same problem..... can someone help me!
Get a U30 error when trying to use VCR; unit code is '2'; how can I reset the remote code OR the player code to factory, which is '1'?
[email protected].Get a U30 error when trying to use VCR; unit code is '2'; how can I reset the remote code OR the player code to factory, which is '1'?
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Try reprogramming the remote so it matches the unit. If you get SET 3 or DVD 3 on the display, chances are the remote's command code is different to the unit, in which case the following may help a bit:
Ensuring new batteries are in the remote, correctly polarised ( + and - ) and with the remote pointed at the unit (while unit is on), press and hold both the [3] and [ENTER/OK] buttons TOGETHER for 5 - 10 seconds, then release. The remote should now fully control the unit.
If it doesn't, check the batteries and repeat the above. The above procedure is a suggestion based on Panasonic DVD recorders and their operation troubleshooting manuals. Give it a try at least.
Possible that the processor is not working. So check on the +5 voltage to the processor IC , if this is absent then power supply is faulty.
If not the mother board can be faulty. Try and see if the board can be switched and confirmed.
RC 1 or DVD 1 is the unit's default remote command mode. You can try the following with the remote:
While the unit is on, pick up the remote, then press and hold [ ENTER/OK ] and the number [ 1 ] button together for 5 - 10 seconds, then release. Repeat the procedure if it makes no difference and the unit still ignores the remote. If it doesn't work, try new batteries, then repeat the above.
{ You can reset the unit if necessary (press and hold [ CH UP ] and [ CH DOWN ] button together for 5 - 10 seconds on the front panel (not the remote), until 'SETUP' appears in the display). }
Hopefully this should help a bit. You should not need to continuously reset either the main unit or the remote.
You can try changing the command mode of the (genuine Panasonic) remote itself, press and hold [ ENTER/OK ] and the number [ 3 ] button together for 5 - 10 seconds, then release. Then try the remote with the unit. If it still shows DVD 3 on its display, no matter which button is pressed, reset the main unit to factory default as outlined in the user manual (assuming this model recorder has a tuner, there would be channel buttons on the front - try pressing and holding [ CH/UP ] and [ CH/DOWN ] together - for 5 - 10 seconds, until 'SETUP' appears, then release). This may or may not restore your DVD unit to the default (DVD 1) command mode. (Don't forget to reset the remote back to DVD 1 if you do reset the main unit - press and hold [ ENTER/OK ] + the number [ 1 ] button together as above).
Your new remote may be set to DVD 1 by default while your unit is DVD 3 = different remote command modes.
Sounds like your remote code is different to what's in the unit's display (DVD 2). You can try to 'reset' the remote, by pressing (and holding) 2 and ENTER/OK buttons together for 5 - 10 seconds, then release. This should restore your remote function back to your unit. If it does not, replace the batteries with new ones, and try again.
The remote may require a 'reset' of its command mode (to match the unit) whenever the batteries are replaced.
I assume you can play DVD by pressing the PLAY button on the main unit.
Try this (works for Panasonic) - remove the batteries from the remote (as if to replace them with new ones), press any button on it to clear its buffer, then re-insert them (if they are reasonably fresh). Point remote at unit, press 1 and ENTER/OK buttons together - hold for 10 seconds, then release. This should restrore the command back from remote to the unit, and it should now fully operate. Just something to try, it may work.
Many Panasonic DVD recorders operate on the same principle; there are 3 remote command mode settings (default is DVD1) - so it's very easy to make errors in setup, but just as easy to correct.
Try resetting the unit. Push and hold the on/off button for 10+ seconds. --or-- Look for a reset button behind the drop down door, and gently depress it with a pen point for a couple of seconds. If this does not work, try calling Panasonic.
i would say for some reason your dvd player is not compatible from now on with that brand of blank dvd!
get the firmware update from the brand website all you do is download the file burnit on a cd and put it in the dvd player should fix most and eventual problems
Get a U30 error when trying to use VCR; unit code is '2'; how can I reset the remote code OR the player code to factory, which is '1'?
[email protected].
u30 error code for remote, how do i reset?
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