JVC LYT0002 0F2A User Manual

DIGITAL VIDEO CAMERA

ENGLISH

GR-DVM801

INSTRUCTIONS

LYT0002-0F2A

Dear Customer,

Warning on lithium cell battery

The battery used in this device may present a

fire or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do

not recharge, disassemble, heat above 100°C

(212°F) or incinerate.

Replace battery with Panasonic (Matsushita

Electronic), Sanyo or Maxell CR2025; use of

another battery may present a risk of fire or

explosion.

Thank you for purchasing this Digital Video

Camera. Before use, please read the safety

information and precautions contained in the

following pages to ensure safe use of this

product.

Using This Instruction Manual

•All major sections and subsections are listed in the

Table Of Contents (੬ pg. 7).

•Notes appear after most subsections. Be sure to

read these as well.

Ⅲ Dispose of used battery properly.

Ⅲ Keep away from children.

Ⅲ Do not disassemble and do not dispose of in

fire.

•Basic and advanced features/operation are

separated for easier reference.

It is recommended that you . . .

CAUTION (applies to the Docking Station):

..... refer to “Controls, Indications and Connectors”

(੬ pgs. 73 – 76) and familiarize yourself with

button locations, etc. before use.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, DO NOT

REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER–

SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVIC-

ING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

..... read thoroughly the Safety Precautions that

follow. They contain extremely important

information regarding the safe use of your new

camcorder.

PERSONNEL.

You are recommended to carefully read the

cautions on pages 77 and 78 before use.

NOTES:

● The rating plate (serial number plate) and

safety caution are on the bottom and/or the

back of the main unit.

● The rating plate (serial number plate) of the

AC Power Adapter/Charger is on its bottom.

● The rating plate (serial number plate) of the

Docking Station is on its bottom.

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

This camcorder is designed to be used with

PAL-type colour television signals. It cannot be

used for playback with a television of a different

standard. However, live recording and

viewfinder playback are possible anywhere.

Use the BN-V812U battery pack and, to

recharge it, the provided multi-voltage AC

Power Adapter/Charger. (An appropriate

conversion adapter may be necessary to

accommodate different designs of AC outlets in

different countries.)

CAUTIONS:

Ⅲ To prevent shock, do not open the cabinet.

No user serviceable parts inside. Refer

servicing to qualified personnel.

Ⅲ When you are not using the AC Power

Adapter/Battery charger for a long period of

time, it is recommended that you disconnect

the power cord from AC outlet.

WARNING:

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE

THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR

MOISTURE.

This unit is produced to comply with Standard

IEC Publ. 65.

About Batteries

DANGER! Do not attempt to take the batteries

apart, or expose them to flame or excessive heat, as

there is a risk of fire or explosion.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Do not point the lens or the viewfinder directly into

the sun. This can cause eye injuries, as well as lead

to the malfunctioning of internal circuitry. There is

also a risk of fire or electric shock.

WARNING! Do not allow the battery terminals, or

the battery itself, to come in contact with metals, as

this can result in a short circuit and possibly start a

fire.

•When transporting, make sure the provided

battery cap is attached to the battery. If you

misplace the battery cap, carry the battery in a

plastic bag.

CAUTION! The following notes concern possible

physical damage to the camcorder and to the user.

When carrying, be sure to always attach and use

the provided hand strap. Hold the camcorder firmly

in your hand, with the strap securely around your

wrist. Carrying or holding the camcorder by the

viewfinder can result in dropping the unit, or in a

malfunction.

Before recording an important scene . . .

..... make sure you only use cassettes with the Mini

DV mark.

..... remember that this camcorder is not compatible

with other digital video formats.

..... remember that the this camcorder is intended

for private consumer use only. Any commercial

use without proper permission is prohibited.

(Even if you record an event such as a show,

performance or exhibition for personal

enjoyment, it is strongly recommended that you

obtain permission beforehand.)

Take care not to get your finger caught in the

cassette cover. Do not let children operate the

camcorder, as they are particularly susceptible to

this type of injury.

Do not use a tripod on unsteady or unlevel surfaces.

It could tip over, causing serious damage to the

camcorder.

The Benefits Of Lithium-Ion Batteries

Lithium-ion battery packs are small but possess a

large power capacity. However, when the battery

pack becomes cool in an environment subject to

cold temperatures (below 10°C/50°F), the battery

pack has a characteristic that its usage time

becomes shorter and may cease to function. If this

happens, place the battery pack in your pocket or

other warm, protected place for a short time, then

re-attach it to the camcorder. As long as the battery

pack itself is not cold, it should not affect perform-

ance.

CAUTION! Attaching the camcorder to the Docking

Station, connecting cables (AUDIO/VIDEO,

S-VIDEO, Editing, DC) and leaving the unit on top

of the TV is not recommended, as tripping on the

cables will cause the camcorder to fall, resulting in

damage.

(If you’re using some kind of heating pad, make

sure the battery pack does not come in direct

contact with the pad.)

Lithium-ion is vulnerable in colder temperatures.

Ⅲ This camcorder is designed exclusively for

the

digital video cassette. Only

cassettes marked

unit.

can be used with this

PROVIDED ACCESSORIES

Soft camera case

AC Power

Adapter/Charger AA-V80EG

CAM Stand

Hand strap

Sun hood

Grip

Battery pack BN-V812U

AUDIO/VIDEO cable

VIDEO cable (ø 3.5,

camcorder to TV or VCR,

mini-plug 4 RCA plug)

AUDIO cable (ø 3.5,

camcorder to TV or VCR,

mini-plug 4 RCA plug)

(Docking Station to TV or

VCR, RCA plug 4 RCA plug)

S-VIDEO cable

Editing cable

DC cord

Remote control unit

RM-V708U or RM-V710U

JLIP Video Capture Docking Station

GV-DS1 (referred to in the manual as

“Docking Station”)

Use of the JLIP Video Capture Docking

Station enables you to capture video

images from video sources such as

camcorders and VCRs.

Also refer to the JLIP Video Capture

Docking Station's instruction manual.

MiniDV Cassette Tape 30 min (DVM-30)

M-DV30ME

CD-ROM

The CD ROM contains the following

2 software programs:

JLIP connection cables x 2,

3.5 mm dia

•JLIP Video Capture

•JLIP Movie Player

Computer connection cable,

D-SUB 9-pin

Lithium battery CR2025 x 2

(one for clock operation and one for

remote control unit)

Cleaning cloth

ABOUT DV

The digital video camera converts incoming audio and video signals into digital form for recording.

A video signal is composed of a luminance signal (Y) and colour signals (R-Y and B-Y). These signals are

identified and recorded digitally (Digital Component Recording). The A/D (Analog to Digital) converter

samples the Y signal at 13.5 MHz, and R-Y and B-Y at 6.75 MHz, and changes them to an 8-bit quantum signal.

Sound sampled at 48 kHz is changed to a 16-bit quantum signal, and sound sampled at 32 kHz is converted

to a 12-bit signal.

NOTE:

The data recorded on a tape is digital, but the output of the this camcorder is analog.

VIDEO

Luminance Signal (Y)

A/D

Lens

conversion

Recording by

rotating head

helical scan

Colour Difference

Signal (R-Y/B-Y)

Chromatic

Analysis

A/D

conversion

Signal

compression

Chrominance (C)

AUDIO

Mic

A/D

conversion

This camcorder separates the data into blocks, writing one block of each data type on each track of the tape.

Tape direction

Sub-Code Area

Video Area

Audio Area

ITI Area

Head tracking direction

12 tracks/frame

1 Sub-Code Area

3 Audio Area

The Time Code and Date/Time data are

written here, separate from the video

data. This enables you to display the date

and time during playback, even if they

weren’t displayed while recording.

The digital audio signal is recorded here.

4 ITI (Insert and Tracking

Information) Area

Insert editing and post-recording editing

tracking signals are recorded here.

2 Video Area

The digital video signal is recorded here.

CONTENTS

PROVIDED ACCESSORIES

ABOUT DV

GETTING STARTED

Charging The Battery Pack .................................................................... 8

Installing The Battery Pack ................................................................... 9

Indoor Use..................................................................................... 10

Using The CAM Stand ........................................................................ 10

Clock (Lithium) Battery CR2025 Insertion/Removal .................................... 11

Date/Time Settings .......................................................................... 12

Loading/Unloading A Cassette ............................................................. 13

Recording Mode Setting ..................................................................... 14

Hand Strap Attachment...................................................................... 14

Lens Cover Detachment ...................................................................... 14

Sun Hood Attachment ........................................................................ 15

Grip Attachment .............................................................................. 16

Remote Control Unit ......................................................................... 17

RECORDING

Full Auto/Manual Operation................................................................ 18

Basic Recording ............................................................................... 19

Advanced Features ........................................................................... 26

PLAYBACK

Basic Playback ................................................................................ 49

Basic Connections............................................................................. 50

Playback Menu................................................................................ 54

Advanced Features ........................................................................... 56

EDITING

Docking Station ............................................................................... 58

Dubbing ........................................................................................ 58

Brand Setting ................................................................................. 59

Random Assemble Editing ................................................................... 60

For More Accurate Editing ................................................................... 63

Audio Dubbing ................................................................................ 65

Insert Editing .................................................................................. 66

TROUBLESHOOTING

AFTER USE

CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS

Main Unit ...................................................................................... 73

LCD Monitor Indications During Recording ................................................ 74

LCD Monitor Indications During Playback ................................................. 75

Warning Indications .......................................................................... 75

JLIP Video Capture Docking Station........................................................ 76

CAUTIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

INDEX

GETTING STARTED

Charging The Battery Pack

You can charge one battery pack at a time, or two consecutively.

ATTACH

DETACH

Battery pack BN-V812U

To AC outlet

Power cord

AC Power Adapter/

Charger

RED

DC jack

BLACK

Charger indicator 2

Charge marker

Power lamp

• The charge marker does not move by itself. After

charging or removing a discharged battery, be sure to

set the marker to the predetermined position.

Charger indicator 1

SUPPLY POWER TO CHARGER

DETACH BATTERY/BATTERIES

1 _{Plug the AC Adapter/Charger's power cord into}4 _{Slide the battery or batteries in the direction of}

an AC outlet. The power indicator comes on.

the arrow and lift off.

ATTACH BATTERY/BATTERIES

2 _{Make sure the + – marks are facing down and}

aligned with the corresponding marks on the

AC Power Adapter/Charger.

•Remember to unplug the AC Adapter/

Charger's power cord from an AC outlet.

•The Charge Indicator (1 or 2) begins blinking

to indicate charging has started.

Charge Marker

The charge marker makes it easy for you to

differentiate between charged and discharged

batteries. Choose RED or BLACK to mean charged

or discharged, and you'll always know the status of

your batteries.

CONFIRM STATUS

3 _{When the charger indicator stops blinking but}

stays lit, charging is finished.

•If two batteries are attached to the charger,

they will be charged in the order that they

were attached.

CHARGING TIME

BATTERY

ONE

TWO

BN-V812U

approx. 100 min.

approx. 200 min.

NOTES:

Installing The Battery Pack

● If you connect the camcorder’s DC cord to the

adapter during battery charging, power is

supplied to the camcorder and charging stops.

● When using the AC Power Adapter/Charger, be

sure to use the supplied power cord only.

● The AC Power Adapter/Charger is for use with the

BN-V812U Battery Pack only.

The battery pack does not charge while in the

camcorder. Before installation, make sure the

battery pack has been charged fully.

Battery cover

Open switch

● When charging the Battery Pack for the first time

or after a long storage period, the Charge

Indicator may not light. In this case, remove the

Battery Pack from the AC Power Adapter/Charger,

then try charging again.

● Since the AC Power Adapter/Charger processes

electricity internally, it becomes warm during use.

Be sure to use it only in well-ventilated areas.

** Charging Environment

Perform charging where the temperature is between

10° and 30°C. (20°–25°C is the ideal temperature

range for charging.) If the environment is too cold,

charging may be incomplete.

Continuous Shooting

Continuous shooting is possible for approximately

60 minutes, under the following conditions:

•A BN-V812U Battery Pack is in use

•The temperature is approximately 20°C/68°F

However, . . .

Battery

•If the temperature is below 10°C/50°F, or

•If zoom or Record/Standby are engaged repeat-

edly, continuous shooting capability is reduced

significantly. Before extended use, it is recom-

mended that you prepare enough battery packs to

cover 3 times the planned shooting time.

OPEN BATTERY COVER

1 _{1 Slide the open switch on the battery cover.}

2 Pull open the battery cover in the direction

of the arrow.

INSERT BATTERY

Insert the + – end of the battery first.

CLOSE BATTERY COVER

Slide the open switch and close the battery

cover.

BATTERY

RECORDING TIME

BN-V812U

approx. 60 min.

NOTES:

● To remove the battery pack, turn the Power Dial

to "OFF", open the battery cover and slide the

battery pack out.

● Be careful not to drop the battery pack.

GETTING STARTED (Cont.)

To AC outlet

Bottom of the camcorder

Power cord

AC Power

Adapter/Charger

Lens

DC cord

DC-IN

CAM Stand

Core Filter

Connector is under

this cover

Indoor Use

Using The CAM Stand

When using the camcorder indoors, you can use

the AC Adapter instead of a battery.

During Playback

If you leave the camcorder's power on for a long

time while using it on a table top etc., the

camcorder's surface may become hot. Attach it to

the CAM Stand and play back.

SUPPLY POWER TO ADAPTER

1 _{Plug the AC Adapter/Charger's power cord in}

to an AC outlet.

SUPPLY POWER TO CAMCORDER

2 _{Connect the AC Adapter to the camcorder.}

During Recording

It is recommended to use the CAM Stand while

shooting from a table top or any other flat surface.

This provides stability to the camcorder.

SUPPLY POWER

1 _{Plug the DC cord into the camcorder.}

NOTES:

● When using the provided DC cord, make sure

you connect the end of the cable with the core

filter to the camcorder. The core filter improves

performance of equipment.

ATTACH TO CAM STAND

2 _{Line up}

with

with , and

with . Slide the camcorder in the

direction of the arrow.

● When using the AC Power Adapter/Charger, the

“Battery Low” indicator (੬ pg. 75) may appear.

This is not a malfunction.

•To detach the camcorder, slide it in the

opposite direction of the arrow.

Clock (Lithium) Battery CR2025 Insertion/Removal

This battery is necessary to operate the clock and to perform date/time settings.

Battery holder

Open switch

Battery cover

NOTES:

OPEN BATTERY COVER

1 _{1 Slide the open switch on the battery cover.}

2 Pull open the battery cover in the direction

of the arrow.

● When the battery is depleted, the “

” indicator

appears in the LCD monitor after you turn the

power on.

● See “SAFETY PRECAUTIONS” on page 2 for

information on safe handling of lithium batteries.

● After changing the lithium battery, reset the date

and time (੬ pg. 12).

REMOVE OLD BATTERY

Pull the battery holder out in the direction of

the arrow and slide the battery down and out

of the holder.

INSERT NEW BATTERY

Insert the battery, with the “+” side showing, in

the holder.

REPLACE BATTERY HOLDER

4 _{Insert the battery holder into the battery cover.}

CLOSE BATTERY COVER

5 _{Slide the open switch and close the battery}

cover.

GETTING STARTED (Cont.)

Date/Time Settings

Date and time will automatically be recorded on tape at all times. It is your choice to display it or not during

playback (੬ pg. 54).

To set date and time follow the instructions from 1 to 5.

LCD monitor

Lock button

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

Power Dial

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recording Menu

ON SCREEN

D I SPLAY

DATE/T I ME

OFF

AUTO

OFF

25 . 12 . 97

17 : 30

PUSH-OPEN

MANUAL

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Date/Time Menu

Shooting mode selector

OPEN LCD MONITOR

INPUT DATE AND TIME

1 _{First press PUSH-OPEN button and open the}5 _{Place the pointer next to “DATE/TIME” by}

pressing the –/+ button. Press MENU and

“day” begins blinking.

LCD monitor fully.

•The LCD monitor turns on/off automatically

Using the –/+ button (press "+" to increase and "–" to

decrease), input the day. Press MENU. Repeat the

procedure to input the month, year, hour and

minute. Press MENU when the pointer is next to

“END” to exit.

when it is opened/closed at approx. 45

degrees while the Power Dial is set to “REC”.

•The LCD monitor can be tilted upward up to

180 degrees and downward up to 90 degrees.

SELECT OPERATION MODE

NOTE:

Set the Power Dial to "REC" by pressing down

the lock button located on the dial and set the

shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

If you don’t exit the Date/Time Menu, the clock

display will not move but the camcorder’s internal

clock continues to operate. Once you close the

menu, the date and time in the LCD monitor begin

operation from the current date and time, with no

delay or loss.

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

3 _{Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in}

the LCD monitor.

ACCESS DATE/TIME MENU

4 _{Place the pointer next to "TO DATE/TIME}

MENU" by pressing the –/+ button. Press "+" to

move up and "–" to move down. Press MENU

and the Date/Time Menu appears in the LCD

monitor.

Loading/Unloading A Cassette

The camcorder needs to be powered up to load or eject a cassette.

OPEN/EJECT switch

Cassette holder

PUSH HERE

Cassette cover

Make sure the

window side is

facing out.

Erase protection switch

NOTES:

OPEN CASSETTE DOOR

● It takes a few seconds for the cassette holder to

open. Do not apply force.

1 _{Turn on the power, then slide the OPEN/EJECT}

switch in the direction of the arrow. The

cassette cover releases. Open the cover in the

direction of the arrow until it locks. The holder

opens automatically.

● If you wait a few seconds and the cassette holder

doesn’t open, close the cassette cover and try

again.

● Be careful not to get your fingers caught in the

holder when it’s closing. If this happens, the

holder will open automatically after a few

seconds.

● When the camcorder is suddenly moved from a

cold place to a warm environment, wait a short

time before opening the cover.

● Closing the cassette cover before the cassette

holder comes out may cause damage to the

camcorder.

● When shooting again after already shooting a

scene, a blank portion is recorded on the tape or

a previously recorded scene is erased (recorded

over) if you open the cassette cover, regardless of

whether the cassette holder comes out or not. See

page 20 for information about recording from the

middle of a tape.

•Before opening the cassette cover, disconnect

the headphones and AUDIO/VIDEO

connectors from the jacks because the

cassette cover will interfere with them.

•Do not touch internal components.

INSERT/REMOVE TAPE

Insert or remove a tape and press “PUSH

HERE” to close the cassette holder.

•Once the cassette holder is closed, it recedes

automatically. Wait until it recedes

completely before closing the cassette cover.

•When the battery's charge is low, you may

not be able to close the cover. Do not apply

force. Replace the battery with a fully

charged one before continuing.

** To protect valuable recordings . . .

RECORDING TIME

TAPE

..... slide the erase protection switch on the back of

the tape in the direction of “SAVE”. This prevents

this tape from being recorded over. If you decide

later that you do want to record on this tape, slide

the switch back to “REC” before loading the tape.

RECORDING MODE

DVM-30

DVM-60

Approx. 30 min.

Approx. 60 min.

Approx. 45 min.

Approx. 90 min.

GETTING STARTED (Cont.)

Recording Mode Setting

LCD

Set depending on your preference.

Set POWER to

“REC”.

monitor

SET RECORDING MODE

1 _{Set SP•LP switch. “LP” (Long Play) is more}

economical, recording at 2/3 the speed of “SP”

(Standard Play).

•Insert Editing or Audio Dubbing is impossible

on a tape recorded in the LP mode.

SP-LP recording

mode switch

NOTES:

● If the recording mode is switched during

recording, the playback picture will be blurred at

the switching point.

Recording mode indicator

● It is recommended that tapes recorded in the LP

mode on this camcorder be played back on this

camcorder.

● During playback of a tape recorded on another

camcorder, blocks of noise may appear or there

may be momentary pauses in the sound.

Hand Strap Attachment

Lens Cover Detachment

The provided Hand Strap helps you to keep a firm

hold on the camcorder. Make sure you never hold

the camcorder without using the Hand Strap.

When using an optional conversion lens or lens

filter (commercially available), you must first detach

the lens cover.

Eyelet

Lens cover

DETACH LENS COVER

Hand strap

Turn the lens cover in the direction of the

arrow to detach it.

•To re-attach it, turn it in the opposite

direction of the arrow.

•Do not forcefully re-attach the lens cover as

this may damage its ridge, making further use

of the lens cover impossible.

•Take care so that dust does not get on the

lens.

ATTACH HAND STRAP

Slide the strap through the eyelet, pulling

firmly to ensure secure attachment.

Sun Hood Attachment

The sun hood shields the LCD monitor from reflection so that the user can watch it with ease even under

direct sunlight. It also helps protect the monitor from damage.

LCD monitor

To close the sun hood, push

Sun hood

Lens

Sun hood

Mark

LCD monitor

NOTE:

ATTACH SUN HOOD

When not using the LCD monitor, detach the sun

hood and close the LCD monitor. The LCD monitor

can not be closed with the sun hood attached.

1 _{Mount the sun hood on the LCD monitor so}

that it opens when you pull

up.

•To detach, pull in the opposite direction of

the arrow.

To use the sun hood when tilting the LCD

monitor upward 180 degrees . . .

..... it is possible to attach the sun hood upside down.

When turning over the LCD monitor, attach the

sun hood upside down.

OPEN SUN HOOD

Pull

up to open the sun hood.

DETACH SUN HOOD

•If detaching is difficult, grasp the sun hood at

the positions marked with a on top and

bottom, and pull toward yourself.

GETTING STARTED (Cont.)

Grip Attachment

Use of the grip enables stable shooting.

Bottom of the camcorder

Grip

Tripod mounting socket

Screw

To detach, turn

the screw in the

opposite direction

of the arrow.

ALIGN

TIGHTEN

Align the grip's screw with the camcorder's socket for

Tighten the screw in the directon of the arrow as in

the illustrations.

tripod mounting,

with

and

with

Grip Adjustment

INSERT HAND

Pass your right hand through the loop and grasp the grip. Separate the

pad. Take special care not to drop the camcorder.

Pad

ADJUST STRAP LENGTH

Adjust so your thumb and fingers can easily operate the RECORDING

START/STOP button and the zoom switch. Refasten the grip band.

Grip band

RE-ATTACH PAD

When mounting on a tripod . . .

...... align the tripod's screw with the

mounting socket on the bottom

of the grip.

When putting the camcorder

with the grip attached into the

soft camera case . . .

...... insert with lens side down, slide

the soft camera case's flap

through the grip's loop and close

the flap.

When loading/unloading a

cassette . . .

...... tilt the grip toward you. You can

load/unload a cassette with the

grip attached.

Bottom of the grip

Grip

Cassette

cover

Tripod mounting socket

Remote Control Unit

You can use the RM-V708U or RM-V710U to control the camcorder when it’s attached to the Docking

Station.

RECORDING START/STOP Button (੬ pg. 66)

POWER ON/OFF Button

PAUSE IN connector (੬ pg. 60)

ZOOM Buttons (੬ pg. 56)

When the camcorder’s Power

Dial is set to “PLAY”, you can

turn the unit’s power on and off

using the Remote Control Unit.

DISPLAY Button (੬ pg. 65)

AUDIO MONITOR

Button (੬ pg. 65)

SHIFT Button (੬ pg. 56)

MBR SET Button (੬ pg. 59)

SLOW Rewind/Forward

Buttons (੬ pg. 53)

A. DUB Button (੬ pg. 65)

LEFT/RIGHT Buttons

(੬ pg. 56)

DOWN Button (੬ pg. 56)

INSERT Button (੬ pg. 66)

UP Button (੬ pg. 56)

FADE/WIPE Button

(੬ pg. 60)

EFFECT Button

(੬ pg. 57)

EFFECT ON/OFF

Button (੬ pg. 57)

Operation Buttons

(੬ pg. 56, 66)

CANCEL Button (੬ pg. 61)

R.A. EDIT Buttons (੬ pg. 60)

Installing The Battery

The RM-V708U or RM-V710U uses one lithium

battery (CR2025).

PULL OUT BATTERY HOLDER

1 _{Pull out in the direction of the arrow while}

pressing the knob as shown.

INSERT BATTERY IN HOLDER

2 _{Insert the battery in the holder, and be sure to}

have the “+” mark visible.

RE-INSERT HOLDER

3 _{Slide the holder back in until you hear a click.}

Knob

RECORDING

Full Auto/Manual Operation

The following chart shows you which functions are available in the Full Auto and Manual operation modes.

According to the shooting mode selector position

you have selected, "F.AUTO" or "MANUAL"

appears in the upper left corner of the LCD monitor

screen.

When set to "AUTO"

When set to "MANUAL"

F.AUTO

MANUAL

PAUSE

AUTO

Shooting mode selector

MANUAL

Function

Shooting mode selector position

F(ull) AUTO mode MANUAL mode

Snapshot (੬ pg. 26)

YES*1 (Active until reset)

YES

Scene (੬ pg. 28, 33)

YES*2 (Active until reset)

YES

Self-Timer (੬ pg. 29)

Focus (੬ pg. 46)

YES

AUTO

AUTO/MANUAL

ON/OFF

AUTO/MANUAL

ON/OFF

YES

D.I.Stabilizer (੬ pg. 31)*3

Exposure Control (੬ pg. 47)

White Balance (੬ pg. 44)

Digital Zoom (੬ pg. 25)

P.AE/Effects (੬ pg. 40)

FADER/WIPE (੬ pg. 34)

Not operational

AUTO

20x only

Not operational

YES

*1– Only "ON" is available for "PHOTO FRAME" (੬ pg. 33). ("OFF" is not possible.) It is not possible to

mute the shutter sound effect.

*2– To change a setting in the system menu, follow steps on page 32. The new setting becomes available

when you engage the “F.AUTO” mode.

*3– Set to OFF at shipment.

Basic Recording

You should already have performed the necessary preparations (੬ pgs. 8 – 16). Set the shooting mode

selector to "AUTO" and try recording that way before attempting to use more advanced features.

NOTE:

Before starting recording, make sure you set the date and time (੬ pg. 12). Even if they don’t appear during

recording, you can display them during playback (੬ pg. 55).

Lock button

Power Dial

Power lamp

LCD monitor

RECORDING

START/STOP button

LCD monitor

PAUSE

PUSH-OPEN

Record/Standby

LCD monitor

REC

AUTO

During recording

MANUAL

OPEN LCD MONITOR

START RECORDING

1 _{Press PUSH-OPEN to open the LCD monitor}4 _{When “PAUSE” appears in the LCD monitor,}

fully.

press RECORDING START/STOP. A beep

signals the start of recording.

•The LCD monitor turns on/off automatically

when it is opened/closed at approx. 45

degrees while the Power Dial is set to “REC”.

END RECORDING

When you’re finished recording, press

RECORDING START/STOP. Close the LCD

monitor; the power lamp goes out.

TURN ON POWER

Press the lock button located on the Power

Dial and turn the Power Dial to "REC". The

power lamp comes on and Record/Standby

mode is engaged.

•When transporting, make sure the LCD

monitor is closed and locked.

•To turn power on again, open the LCD

monitor.

•If you don't open the LCD monitor, power

cannot be turned on.

Set the Power Dial to "OFF".

SELECT OPERATION MODE

Set the shooting mode selector to "AUTO".

•When turning to "OFF", it is not necessary to

press down the lock button.

•In the “AUTO” mode, only Zoom (20x),

Snapshot, 5S (if you change the setting in the

System Menu, either 5SD or ANIM. (anima-

tion) becomes available — see pg. 32, 33)

and Self-Timer are available.

NOTES:

● If 5 minutes elapse in the Record-Standby mode, power shuts off automatically to conserve energy and protect the heads.

To turn the camcorder on again, set the Power Dial to “OFF”, then to “REC”. As long as you don’t take out the tape you

were using or play it back, you can continue from where you left off with no noticeable break on the recorded video.

● When a blank portion is left between recorded scenes on the tape, the time code is interrupted and errors may occur

when editing the tape. Continue recording from where you stop so there are no gaps by following "Recording from the

middle of a tape" (੬ pg. 20).

● Recored/Standby means that a tape is loaded and the camcorder is ready to record.

● During recording, sound is not heard from the speaker. If you want to hear the sound, connect optional headphones to

the headphones jack.

● The sun hood should be used when under direct sunlight.

RECORDING (Cont.)

Recording From The Middle Of A Tape

When removing a tape on which you were recording, or when you resume recording on a tape after playing

back the recording previously made (without taking the tape out between recordings), perform this

procedure.

LCD monitor

Lock button

RECORDING

START/STOP Button

Power Dial

STOP PLAY REW

PLAY/PAUSE REW

STOP

OPEN LCD MONITOR

START RECORDING

1 _{Make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}

5 _{Set the Power Dial to “REC” and press}

RECORDING START/STOP.

SELECT MODE

•Start recording from a point prior to the end

of the last recording. A few seconds of the

end of the last recording will be erased.

Press down the lock button located on the

Power Dial and turn the Power Dial to "PLAY".

START SEARCH

3 _{Press PLAY/PAUSE, then press REW or FF.}

Watch in the LCD monitor for the spot where

you want to begin recording.

NOTE:

If you start recording from the end of the previous

recording leaving no blank space, there may be

situations where a clean transition is not possible.

ENGAGE STILL MODE

4 _{Once you find the spot at which you want to}

start recording, press PLAY/PAUSE to engage

the Still mode.

Time Code

During recording, a time code is recorded on the tape. This code is to confirm the location of the

recorded scene on the tape during playback.

If recording starts from a blank portion, the time code begins counting from "00:00:00"

(minute:second:frame). If recording starts from the end of a previously recorded scene, the time code

continues from the last time code number.

To perform Snapshot Search (੬ pg. 27) and Random Assemble Editing (੬ pg. 60), time code is

necessary. If during recording a blank portion is recorded partway through the tape, the time code is

interrupted. When recording is resumed, the time code starts counting up again from "00:00:00". This

means the camcorder may record the same time codes as those existing in a previously recorded scene.

To prevent leaving a blank portion on a tape, perform the procedure in "Recording From The Middle of

A Tape" (੬ pg. 20) in the following cases;

•After playing back the recorded tape, when

LCD monitor

you shoot again.

Time code is displayed

during playback.

•When power shuts off during shooting.

•When a tape is removed and re-inserted

during shooting.

Minutes

Seconds

•When shooting using a partially recorded tape.

•When shooting on a blank portion located

partway through the tape.

•When shooting again after already shooting a

scene and opening/closing the cassette cover.

12 : 34 : 24

Frames (25 frames =

1 second)

NOTES:

● The Time Code cannot be reset.

● During fast-forwarding and rewinding, time code indication does not move smoothly.

When blank portion is recorded on a tape

Time code

00:00:00

Time code

05:43:21

Time code

00:00:00

Tape

Already recorded scene

Blank

Newly recorded scene

Shooting start point

Shooting stop point

Shooting start point

Proper recording

Time code

00:00:00

Time code

05:43:21

Time code

05:44:00

Tape

Already recorded scene

New scene

Latest scene

Shooting start point

RECORDING (Cont.)

What Happens When You Shoot Sideways

Tape Remaining Indicator

The time remaining on the tape is automatically

monitored and displayed in the LCD monitor

(੬ pg. 74). When the tape ends, “TAPE END”

appears in the LCD monitor. If the LCD monitor

indications are turned off (੬ pg. 23), the tape

remaining indicator appears when remaining time

reaches 2 minutes.

If the camcorder is held horizon-

tally (on its side) while shooting,

the recorded/played-back image

also appears on its side.

90min

REC

89 min

2 min blinking

3 min

1 min blinking

0 min blinking

Holding The Camcorder

GRASP CAMCORDER

1 _{Grasp the camcorder with the pinkie finger}

positioned under the bottom of the camcorder.

•Be sure to use the provided hand strap.

•The grip is also recommended.

OPEN LCD MONITOR

Hold the camcorder with both hands for stable

shooting.

•Be careful not to push the LCD monitor or

the buttons you do not wish to use.

LCD monitor

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

Brightness Control

Journalistic shooting

In some situations different angles of shooting may

be required for more dramatic results.

You can adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor by

pressing the –/+ button.

ADJUST BRIGHTNESS

OPEN LCD MONITOR

If you want to brighten the image...

Make sure the LCD monitor is fully open.

Press the "+" button.

TILT LCD MONITOR

If you want to darken the image...

Press the "–" button.

2 _{Tilt the LCD monitor in the most convenient}

direction.

•The brightness indication appears in the LCD

monitor.

•The LCD monitor can rotate almost full circle

(270°: 90° downward, 180° upward).

LCD Monitor Indications

You can make the LCD monitor indications appear/

disappear.

PRESS IND/DISPLAY BUTTON

1 _{When you do not want the indications to}

appear, press the IND/DISPLAY button. Certain

indications disappear.

Press again to make the indicaitons reappear.

•If you keep this button pressed more than 2

seconds, the LCD monitor switches off. To

turn on the LCD monitor again, keep IND/

DISPLAY pressed more than 2 seconds.

NOTE:

It is impossible to make the tape running indicator

and warnings disappear from the LCD monitor.

RECORDING (Cont.)

Interface Shooting

You can shoot yourself while viewing your own

image in the LCD monitor.

TILT LCD MONITOR UPWARD

1 _{Open the LCD monitor and tilt it upward to}

180 degrees so that it faces forward.

START RECORDING

2 _{Point the lens toward yourself and start}

recording.

•During Interface Shooting, the “Tape Running”

indicator and warning indications

(੬ pg. 74, 75) are the only ones that will be

shown; they will appear horizontally

reversed in the display, but are not reversed

in the recording.

NOTE:

Lens

The tape remaining indicator does not appear

during interface shooting. However, when the

remaining time reaches 2 minutes, the indicator

appears showing the remaining time:

– – –

(blinking)

–

– –

Zoom

Select any one of the three powers of magnification and get “closer” to the subject (੬ pg. 31).

Simply set the zoom switch to either zoom in (toward “T”) or zoom out (toward “W”). The zoom speed is

variable — the quicker you set the zoom switch, the quicker the zoom action.

NOTE:

Digital zoom (20x and 100x) cannot be used while the Video Echo effect (੬ pg. 41), the Picture Wipe/

Dissolve function (੬ pg. 36) or the 5SD mode (੬ pg. 28) are activated.

Digital zoom

zone

10X zoom

zone

Zoom display

Zoom switch

Zoom in (T: Telephoto)

Zoom out (W: Wide angle)

RECORDING Advanced Features

Snapshot

Use your camcorder like a regular camera and take a snapshot, or several of them in succession.

Speaker

LCD monitor

Lock button

Power Dial

PUSH-OPEN

Press SNAPSHOT during recording

SNAPSHOT

Press SNAPSHOT during Record/Standby mode

Motor Drive mode:

OPEN LCD MONITOR

Keeping SNAPSHOT pressed provides an effect

1 _{Press the PUSH-OPEN switch and open the}

similar to serial photography. (The interval between

LCD monitor fully.

the still pictures: approx. 0.7 seconds).

SELECT OPERATION MODE

Changing the Snapshot Setting:

•Still image with no frame can also be recorded

(੬ pg. 32).

•When you don't want to hear the shutter sound,

set BEEP/TALLY to "NO" in the system menu

(੬ pg. 32). Though the sound is not heard from

the speaker, it is recorded on the tape.

2 _{Press the lock button located on the Power}

Dial and turn the Power Dial to "REC", "5S" or

TAKE SNAPSHOT

3 _{Press the SNAPSHOT Button. “PHOTO”}

appears in the LCD monitor, and the image,

bordered by a white frame, will be recorded

and displayed in the LCD monitor for 6

seconds. The next image then gradually

overlaps the snapshot and normal recording

resumes.

•When using the Snapshot function from

Record/Standby, the camcorder returns to

Record/Standby after 6 seconds.

•The sound effect of a shutter closing is

recorded together with the image.

Snapshot Search

The Snapshot Search function enables you to quickly and easily access scenes recorded in the Snapshot

mode, or scenes where Strobe (੬ pg. 41) was used.

To Stop A Snapshot Search In Progress . . .

ENABLE SNAPSHOT SEARCH

..... press SNAPSHOT again.

1 _{Set the Power Dial to “PLAY”.}

NOTE:

REWIND TAPE

By attaching the camcorder to the Docking Station

and connecting a video printer to the station, it is

possible to print out snapshots. (੬ pg. 49).

2 _{Press REW. Let the tape rewind to the begin-}

ning, where it stops automatically.

BEGIN SEARCH

3 _{Press SNAPSHOT. The camcorder begins}

searching for the first scene recorded in

Snapshot mode or where the Strobe effect was

used.

•If the first scene on the tape was recorded in

Snapshot mode or with the Strobe effect, the

camcorder may not be able to locate the

exact beginning of the scene.

Snapshot Search could malfunction if the

recorded tape has:

•Too little time between Snapshots

•Blank space between recordings

•Snapshots taken using Motor Drive mode

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Scene

Record a vacation or an important event in 5-second clips to keep the action moving. The 5-Second

function may also be activated during Full Auto operation. While the 5-Second mode is activated, Fade/

Wipe (੬ pg. 34), P.AE/Effects (੬ pg. 40) and other manual operations cannot be performed.

Lock button

RECORDING

START/STOP button

LCD monitor

Power Dial

LCD monitor

REC

PUSH-OPEN

5S MODE

Dissolves during 5 second mode recording

Select “5SD” at the System Menu (੬ pg. 32).

After 5 sec.

“5SD MODE” appears in the LCD monitor in step 2

below. Record one 5-second clip, and the image at the

end of the clip is stored. If you record the next clip

within 5 minutes, the previous scene dissolves as the

new scene appears.

PAUSE

* If you turn the power off, the stored image will be lost.

5S MODE

Record/Standby

OPEN LCD MONITOR

Press the PUSH-OPEN switch and open the

LCD monitor fully.

END 5-SECOND MODE RECORDING

Set the Power Dial to the “REC” or “OFF”

position.

To Take A Snapshot In The 5-Second Mode . . .

..... instead of pressing RECORDING START/STOP

in step 2, press SNAPSHOT. The camcorder

records a 6-second still with the shutter sound.

(੬ pg. 26).

SELECT MODE

Press the lock button located on the Power

Dial and turn the Power Dial to "5S". Then

press RECORDING START/STOP. “5S MODE”

appears in the LCD monitor, the tally lamp

lights to indicate the start of recording, and

after 5 seconds the camcorder enters Record/

Standby mode.

•If you press and hold RECORDING START/

STOP within 5 seconds after recording starts,

Record/Standby mode is not engaged.

Self-Timer

Once the camcorder is set, the camcorder operator can become part of the scene in a more natural way

adding the final touch to a memorable picture.

RECORDING

LCD monitor

START/STOP

button

LCD monitor

F . AUTO

– – –

PAUSE

After 15 sec.

PUSH-OPEN

F . AUTO

REC

Lock button

Power Dial

During recording

OPEN LCD MONITOR

END RECORDING

Press the PUSH-OPEN switch and open the

Press RECORDING START/STOP and set the

LCD monitor fully.

Power Dial to the “REC” or “OFF” position.

•You can tilt the LCD monitor upward to 180

degrees so that it faces forward and view

yourself while self-recording.

•When turning to “OFF”, it is not necessary to

press down the lock button.

To Take A Snapshot In The Self-Timer Mode . . .

..... in step 2, press SNAPSHOT instead of

RECORDING START/STOP. After 15 seconds, a

6-second still with the shutter sound effect is

recorded. After that, the camcorder enters the

Record/Standby mode.

SELECT MODE

2 _{Press the lock button located on the Power}

Dial and turn the Power Dial to “ ” and press

RECORDING START/STOP. “ ” appears in

the LCD monitor, and the tally lamp lights and

begins blinking 15 seconds before recording

starts. When the light stops blinking and stays

on, recording begins.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Menus

The Recording Menu allows you to set these functions: Wide Mode, Zoom Magnification, Digital Image

Stabilizer, Gain Up, Fade/Wipe (੬ pg. 38), P.AE/Effect (੬ pg. 42), Date/Time Menu, System Menu, and

White Balance (੬ pg. 44). The following selection procedure applies to Wide Mode, Zoom Magnification,

Stabilization and Gain Up.

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

D I S

OFF

AGC

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

Power Dial

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recoring Menu

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

D I S

OFF

AGC

AUTO

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

PUSH-OPEN

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

MANUAL

END

Shooting mode selector

OPEN LCD MONITOR

SET FUNCTION PARAMETERS

Cycle the available settings of the selected

function by pressing the +/– button. Stop when

the one you need is displayed. Then press

MENU and the pointer automatically moves to

“END”.

1 _{First press PUSH-OPEN button and open the}

LCD monitor fully.

•The LCD monitor turns on/off automatically

when it is opened/closed at approx. 45

degrees while the Power Dial is set to “REC”.

•The LCD monitor can be tilted upward up to

180 degrees and downward up to 90 degrees.

•To set the parameters for a different function,

repeat steps 4 and 5.

CLOSE RECORDING MENU

SELECT OPERATION MODE

6 _{Press MENU. Selection is complete and the}

2 _{Set the Power Dial to "REC" by pressing down}

the lock button located on the dial and setting

the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

menu disappears.

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

3 _{Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in}

the LCD monitor.

SELECT FUNCTION

4 _{Place the pointer next to the desired function}

by pressing the –/+ button, then press MENU.

The pointer stops blinking, indicating that the

function has been selected.

DIS (Digital Image Stabilizer)

10X

OFF

When recording while holding the camcorder in

your hand, or when shooting a subject with little or

no contrast, subtle hand movements will cause

shakiness in the recorded image.

20X

100X

SQUEEZE

CINEMA

OFF

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

D I S

GA I N UP

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

ON–Compensates for relatively small shakes that

occur when shooting close up. “ ” appears in the

LCD monitor during recording. *This function is

usable when the shooting mode selector is set to

"MANUAL".

OFF–When shooting with the camcorder in a fixed

position or on a tripod, set the Stabilizer to “OFF”.

If you leave it on and then move or turn the camera

to follow a moving subject, unnecessary compen-

sation occurs and this can result in an unnatural

recorded image.

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

END

SET MENU BUTTON

AUTO

AGC

OFF

NOTES:

● The Stabilizer cannot compensate for drastic hand

movements while shooting.

● The Stabilizer will not work when certain

P.AE/ Effects (Classic Film, Strobe, Slow 1, 2

੬ pg. 41) and Fade/Wipe Effects (Picture Wipe/

WIDE MODE

Dissolve ੬ pg. 36) are activated. The “

”

This recording mode is compatible with wide-screen

TVs (16:9 aspect ratio). When using this mode, please

refer to your wide-screen TV’s instruction manual.

indicator appears blinking in the LCD monitor.

ZOOM Magnification

You can select 10x, 20x, or 100x zoom

magnifications.

SQUEEZE–For playback on TVs with an aspect ratio of

16:9. Naturally expands the image to fit the screen

without distortion.

appears in the LCD monitor.

During playback/recording on 4:3 TVs/LCD monitors,

the image is elongated vertically.

10x–Optical zoom that does not degrade the quality

of the recording.

20x–Electronic processing (Digital zoom) that lets

you get closer up.

100x–Electronically-processed images at 100-times

magnification.

CINEMA–Inserts black bands at the top and bottom of

the screen. During playback on wide-screen TVs, the

black bands at the top and bottom of the screen are cut

and the screen ratio becomes 16:9. During playback/

recording on 4:3 TVs/LCD monitor, black bands are

inserted at the top and bottom of the screen and the

image appears like a letterboxed 16:9 movie.

NOTE:

OFF–Select “OFF” when you don’t want to use either of

the above modes. *During Full-Auto operation, both

Squeeze and Cinema modes are unusable.

Digital zoom (20x and 100x) cannot be used while

the Video Echo effect (੬ pg. 41), the Picture Wipe/

Dissolve function (੬ pg. 36) or the 5SD mode

(੬ pg. 28) are activated.

A discriminating signal is automatically recorded when

you select either “SQUEEZE” or “CINEMA” for

recording. If your wide TV has the automatic discrimi-

nating function, connect an S-Video cable between S2

connector on the TV and the S-Video output connector

on the Docking Station. During playback, the image is

naturally expanded to fit the wide screen, with no

proportional distortion.

GAIN UP

Bright, natural recordings can be taken even in

areas with low or poor lighting.

–The shutter speed is automatically adjusted

If your wide screen TV has no S2 connector, automatic

signal discrimination can not be performed, and it

should be done manually.

(1/25 — 1/200 sec.). Shooting a subject in low or

poor lighting at 1/25 sec. shutter speed provides a

brighter image than in the AGC mode, but the

subject’s movements are not smooth nor natural.

OFF–Select this setting when lighting is not a

problem.

NOTES:

● When playing back through a video cassette

recorder, or to a wide-screen TV, that doesn’t have

the automatic discriminating function, change the

setting on the TV manually.

AGC–This is the factory setting, and is automatically

activated during Auto operation. The overall

appearance is jagged, but the image is bright and

● When playing back a tape recorded in Squeeze and

Cinema, Squeeze cannot be distinguished from

Cinema during fast-forward or rewind.

the movements are more natural than in “A

mode.

”

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

System Menu

The System Menu allows you to set the following functions: Scene, Beep/Tally, Wind Cut, Sound Mode, ID

numbers, and Photo Frame.

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

Power Dial

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recording Menu

SCENE

BEEP/TALLY

WIND CUT

SOUND MODE

I D No .

AUTO

OFF

32kHz

PUSH-OPEN

PHOTO FRAME

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

MANUAL

END

System Menu

Shooting mode selector

OPEN LCD MONITOR

SELECT FUNCTION

1 _{First press PUSH-OPEN switch and open the}5 _{Place the pointer next to the desired function}

by pressing the –/+ button, then press MENU.

LCD monitor fully.

The pointer stops blinking, indicating that the

function has been selected.

•The LCD monitor turns on/off automatically

when it is opened/closed at approx. 45

degrees while the Power Dial is set to “REC”.

•The LCD monitor can be tilted upward up to

180 degrees and downward up to 90 degrees.

SET FUNCTION PARAMETERS

6 _{Press the –/+ button to cycle through the}

available settings for the selected function, and

stop when the desired setting appears. Then

press MENU, and the pointer automatically

moves to “END”.

SELECT OPERATION MODE

2 _{Set the Power Dial to "REC" by pressing down}

the lock button located on the dial and setting

the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

•To set the parameters for a different function,

repeat steps 5 and 6.

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

CLOSE SYSTEM MENU

7 _{Press MENU twice. Setting is complete and the}

System Menu disappears.

Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in

the LCD monitor.

ACCESS SYSTEM MENU

Place the pointer next to “TO SYSTEM MENU”

by pressing the –/+ button, then press MENU.

The System Menu appears in the LCD monitor.

5SD

ANIM.

OFF

SCENE

BEEP/TALLY

WIND CUT

SOUND MODE

I D No .

OFF

AUTO

OFF

32kHz

32 kHz

48 kHz

PHOTO FRAME

This number is necessary when

connecting the camcorder to a

computer [01 to 99].

OFF

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

SCENE (5-Second Mode) (੬ pg. 28)

5S–Pressing RECORDING START/STOP allows you

to take a 5-second “clip”. Press repeatedly for a

succession of short recordings.

5SD–If you record a 5-second clip within 5 minutes

after the previous one, the end of the old scene

dissolves and is replaced by the new scene over a

2-second period.

ANIM. (Animation)–Each time you press

RECORDING START/STOP, a 1/8-second recording

is taken. By using an inanimate object and changing

its position between shots, you can record the

subject as though it’s moving.

•Animation is not available in the LP mode. If you

tried to record in the LP mode after setting ANIM.,

the recording mode indicator "LP" begins to blink,

and recording goes on in the SP mode.

WIND CUT

When activated, this mode helps cut down on noise

created by wind.

AUTO–When shooting in high winds, noise is

automatically reduced.

•“ ” appears in the LCD monitor.

•The quality of the sound will change. This is

normal.

OFF–This function is disabled.

NOTE:

The Wind Cut mode is disabled during Full Auto

operation.

SOUND

Sound signals can be sampled at 32 kHz or 48 kHz.

32 kHz–The camcorder is factory-preset for 32 kHz.

This setting enables recording of stereo sound on

four separate channels, and is recommended for use

when performing Audio Dubbing.

48 kHz– This setting enables recording of stereo

sound on two separate channels. *A tape recorded

at 48 kHz cannot be used for Audio Dubbing.

NOTE:

During use of SCENE effect, focus (੬ pg. 46) and

exposure control (੬ pg. 47) enter Full Auto

operation.

BEEP/TALLY

The beep sounds when the power is turned on or

off, and at the beginning and end of recording.

Tally lamp lights up during recording.

Shutter sound is heard when pressing the SNAP-

SHOT button.

ON–To activate the beep/shutter sounds and tally

lamp.

OFF–To turn off the beep/shutter sounds and tally

lamp. Even though not heard while shooting,

shutter sound is recorded on the tape.

PHOTO FRAME

The snapshot function (੬ pg. 26) has two types of

photo effects; with frame and without frame.

ON–When engaged during recording, there will be

a momentary camera shutter-type blackout, a

shutter sound effect is recorded on the tape, and a

white-bordered still image is displayed and

recorded.

OFF–When engaged during recording, a still image

is displayed and recorded.

NOTE:

Beep is automatically turned on during Full Auto

operation.

NOTE:

Photo Frame can not be set to OFF during Full Auto

operation.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

FADE/WIPE Effects

Use these to spice up the transition from one scene to the next. You can also vary transitions from scene to

scene.

Select any one effect from the Fader/Wipe Menu. To use effects that don’t appear in the menu, exchange

them (੬ pg. 38, 39).

LCD monitor

FADER / W IPE SELECT

LCD monitor

FADER / W IPE SELECT

Shooting mode

selector

OFF

WH ITE FADER

BLACK FADER

D I SSOLVE

WH ITE FADER

BLACK FADER

D I SSOLVE

AUTO

CORNER W IPE

W INDOW W IPE

CORNER W IPE

W INDOW W IPE

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

After 2 sec.

PAUSE

MANUAL

Power Dial

FADER/WIPE Menu

MANUAL

FOCUS PRO. EXP.

RECORDING

START/STOP

button

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

SELECT OPERATION MODE

START RECORDING

First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

Press RECORDING START/STOP. The beep

sounds, indicating the start of recording.

DEACTIVATE FADE/WIPE EFFECTS

In step 3, place the pointer next to “OFF”.

ACCESS FADER/WIPE MENU

Press 2. The Fader/Wipe Menu appears in

the LCD monitor.

NOTES:

● When "PRO." is not displayed on the LCD

monitor, FADE/WIPE Effects are not available. To

make it appear, press the IND/DISPLAY button.

● If certain P.AE/Effects (੬ pg. 40) are activated,

some Fade/Wipe Effects cannot be used. If you

select a Fade/Wipe Effect that is unusable in the

current situation, the indication blinks.

SELECT EFFECT

3 _{Place the pointer next to the desired effect by}

pressing the –/+ button.

•Once you select the desired effect, the Fader/

Wipe Menu disappears and the effect is

activated within 2 seconds. The indicator

representing the selected effect appears in the

LCD monitor.

● The P.AE Effect Menu is displayed if

is pressed

twice. Press

Menu.

again to display the Fader/Wipe

● Beep won't sound when the shooting mode

selector is set to “MANUAL” if “BEEP” is set to

“OFF” in the System Menu (੬ pg. 32).

NOTE:

Refer to pages 35 – 39 for Fade/Wipe effects and

techniques.

Fades and Wipes

A scene gradually appears on a black or white screen (Fade In/Wipe In), or disappears, leaving a black or

white screen (Fade Out/Wipe Out). Select Fade or Wipe at the Fader/Wipe Menu (੬ pg. 34).

Select any one effect from the Fader/Wipe Menu. To use effects that don’t appear in the menu, exchange

them (੬ pg. 38).

FADE

Example

Fade In

WHITE FADER

Fade Out

WIPE

Example

SCROLL WIPE

Wipe In

RECORDING

START/STOP

button

Wipe Out

CORNER WIPE:

ACTIVATE FADE IN OR WIPE IN

Wipe in on a black screen from the upper

right to the lower left corner, or wipe out

from lower left to upper right, leaving a

black screen.

1 _{Press RECORDING START/STOP to start}

recording, and the Fade In or Wipe In occurs

automatically.

ACTIVATE FADE OUT OR WIPE OUT

2 _{When you want to stop recording the scene,}

press RECORDING START/STOP. Before the

camcorder enters the Record/Standby mode,

the Fade Out or Wipe Out occurs automati-

cally.

WINDOW WIPE:

The scene starts in the center of a black

screen and wipes in toward the corners, or

comes in from the corners, gradually wiping

out to the center.

SLIDE WIPE:

Wipe in from right to left, or wipe out from

left to right.

NOTE:

You can extend the length of a fade or wipe by

pressing and holding the RECORDING START/

STOP button.

DOOR WIPE:

Wipe in as the two halves of a black screen

open to the left and right, revealing the

scene, or wipe out and the black screen

reappears from left and right to cover the

scene.

WHITE FADER:

Fade in or out with a white screen.

BLACK FADER:

Fade in or out with a black screen.

BLACK & WHITE FADER:

Fade in to a colour screen from a black and

white screen, or fade out from colour to

black and white.

SCROLL WIPE:

The scene wipes in from the bottom to the top

of a black screen, or wipes out from top to

bottom, leaving a black screen.

B/W

SHUTTER WIPE:

Wipe in toward the center of a black screen

from the top and bottom, or wipe out from

the center toward the top and bottom,

leaving a black screen.

MOSAIC FADER:

Fade in or out with a full-screen mosaic

effect.

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RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Picture Wipe/Dissolve

Combine the Picture Wipe and Dissolve functions for a professional transition effect. There are 6 Picture

Wipe effects and 1 Dissolve effect. Select the Picture Wipe effect at the Fader/Wipe Menu (੬ pg. 34).

Select any one effect from the Fader/Wipe Menu. To use effects that don’t appear in the menu, exchange

them (੬ pg. 38).

Previous scene end

Example

SCROLL WIPE

The next scene gradually

wipes in over the previous

scene.

Within 5 minutes . . .

RECORDING

START/STOP

button

Wipe In

DISSOLVE:

START RECORDING

The new scene gradually appears as the

old one gradually disappears.

1 _{Press RECORDING START/STOP.}

ENGAGE RECORD/STANDBY MODE

2 _{Press RECORDING START/STOP when one}

scene is finished. The point at which the scene

ended is stored in memory.

CORNER WIPE:

The new scene wipes in over the

previous one from the upper right corner

to the lower left corner.

WINDOW WIPE:

RESUME RECORDING

The next scene gradually wipes in from the

center of the screen toward the corners,

covering the previous scene.

3 _{If you start recording a new scene within 5}

minutes of the end of the previous recording

(without having turned the camcorder’s power

off), the previous scene wipes out, revealing

the new scene.

SLIDE WIPE:

The next scene gradually wipes in over

the previous one from right to left.

NOTES:

DOOR WIPE:

● If you turn off the power after having finished

recording a scene, the stored point is erased.

This disables the Picture Wipe/Dissolve

combination. When this happens, the Picture

Wipe/Dissolve indicator blinks. Try recording

again, but don’t turn the power off when you’re

finished. The camcorder stores the end point of

the last recorded scene, and you can use Picture

Wipe/Dissolve between the last scene and the

next one.

The previous scene wipes out from the

center to the right and left, like a door

being pushed open to reveal the next

scene.

SCROLL WIPE:

The new scene wipes in over the last one

from the bottom of the screen to the top.

SHUTTER WIPE:

The new scene wipes in over the

previous one from the center toward the

top and bottom of the screen.

● The sound at the end of the last recorded scene is

not stored.

RECORDING

START/STOP

button

Random Variations

START RECORDING

1 _{Press RECORDING START/STOP, and “}

”

appears in the LCD monitor. The camcorder

does the rest, selecting an effect at random.

RANDOM FADER:

When this function is activated, the camcorder

randomly selects the effect used in scene transition

(from the Fade and Wipe effects).

•The recording starts with a Fade In or Wipe

In. If you press RECORDING START/STOP

during recording, Record/Standby mode is

preceded by a Fade Out or Wipe Out; when

you resume recording, it begins with a Fade

In or Wipe In.

B/W

NOTE:

The camcorder chooses one of the fades/wipes at

random.

The Picture Wipe/Dissolve feature is not available

when Random Fader is activated.

To customize the selection of Fade/Wipe Effects

used with Random Variations, refer to the proce-

dures on pg. 38.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Exchanging FADE/WIPE Effects

You can replace the 5 effects currently appearing in the menu with 5 others. After exchanging, the new

effects appear in the Fader/Wipe Menu.

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P . AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DAT E / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

Power Dial

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recording Menu

FADER /W IPE CUSTOMIZE

WH ITE FADER

BLACK FADER

D I SSOLVE

CORNER W IPE

W INDOW W IPE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

FADER/WIPE Customize

MANUAL

Shooting mode selector

SELECT OPERATION MODE

SELECT NEW EFFECT

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}5 _{Cycle through the remaining effects by}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

pressing the –/+ button and stop when the one

you want is displayed. Press MENU.

•The pointer automatically moves to “END”.

•To replace other effects, repeat steps 4 and 5.

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in

the LCD monitor.

CLOSE MENU

6 _{Press MENU twice. Selection is complete, and}

you can use the new effects during recording

(੬ pg. 34).

ACCESS FADER/WIPE CUSTOMIZE

3 _MENU

Place the pointer next to “TO FADER/WIPE

MENU” by pressing the –/+ button, then press

MENU. The Fader/Wipe Customize Menu

appears.

To use the exchanged FADE/WIPE effects,

refer to the following pages:

•Fades and Wipes ............................. ੬ pg. 35

•Picture Wipe/Dissolve..................... ੬ pg. 36

•Random Variations.......................... ੬ pg. 37

SELECT EFFECT TO BE REPLACED

4 _{Place the pointer next to the number of the}

effect you want to replace by pressing the –/+

button, then press MENU. The cursor stops

blinking.

Refer to page 34 on using the exchanged effects.

18 scene transitions

pg. 35

Fades and Wipes

B/W

WHITE FADER

BLACK FADER

BLACK & WHITE FADER

MOSAIC FADER

CORNER WIPE

WINDOW WIPE

SLIDE WIPE

DOOR WIPE

SCROLL WIPE

SHUTTER WIPE

pg. 36

Picture Wipe/Dissolve

DISSOLVE

CORNER WIPE

WINDOW WIPE

SLIDE WIPE

DOOR WIPE

SCROLL WIPE

SHUTTER WIPE

pg. 37

Random Variations

RANDOM FADER

LCD monitor

FADER /W IPE CUSTOMIZE

WH ITE FADER

BLACK FADER

D I SSOLVE

CORNER W IPE

W INDOW W IPE

Select 5 of the 18 scene

transitions one by one.

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

FADER/WIPE Customize

END

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

P.AE/Effects

You can choose any one of the effects from the P.AE/Effects Menu. In addition, you can exchange 5 of the 12

options that appear for other available effects (੬ pg. 42).

After 2 sec.

LCD monitor

P . AE / EFFECT SELECT

LCD monitor

P . AE / EFFECT SELECT

PAUSE

OFF

1/250 SHUTTER 1/250

TW IL IGHT

1/250 SHUTTER 1/250

TW IL IGHT

SEP I A

MONOTONE

CLASS IC F I LM

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

P.AE/EFFECTS Menu

(factory setting)

The indicator for the selected mode appears, and the selected mode

is engaged.

RECORDING

START/STOP

button

Power Dial

FOCUS PRO. EXP.

AUTO

IND/DISPLAY

Shooting mode

selector

MANUAL

BRIGHT

SELECT OPERATION MODE

DISABLE P.AE/EFFECT

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}4 _{To turn off the selected effect, re-access the}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

P.AE/Effects Menu and place the pointer next to

“OFF” by pressing the –/+ button.

NOTES:

ACCESS P.AE/EFFECT SELECT MENU

● When "PRO." is not displayed on the LCD

monitor, P.AE/Effects is not available. To make it

appear, press the IND/DISPLAY button.

● If certain Fades or Wipes (੬ pg. 34 – 39) are

activated, some P.AE/Effects cannot be used, If

you select a P.AE/Effect that is unusable in the

current situation, the effect’s name or symbol

begins flashing.

2 _Press

twice. The P.AE/Effects Menu appears

in the LCD monitor.

SELECT EFFECT

3 _{Place the pointer next to the desired effect by}

pressing the –/+ button.

•Approximately 2 seconds after you place the

pointer, the P.AE/Effects Menu disappears and

the selected mode is activated. The name or

symbol of the selected mode appears in the

LCD monitor.

MONOTONE

B/W

Like classic black and white films, your footage is

shot in B/W. Used together with the Wide

Cinema function, it enhances the “classic film”

effect.

VIDEO ECHO

Adds a “ghost” to the subject, giving your

recording a “fantasy” feeling.

SEPIA

Recorded scenes have a brownish tint like old

photos. Combine this with the Cinema mode for

a classic look.

STROBE

CLASSIC FILM

Your recording looks like a series of consecutive

snapshots.

Gives recorded scenes a strobe effect.

SHUTTER

(Variable Shutter

(Speed)

TWILIGHT

1/50–The shutter speed is fixed at 1/50th of a

second.

1/100–The shutter speed is fixed at 1/100th of a

second.

Makes evening scenes look more natural.

1/250 (factory preset), 1/500–These settings

allow fast-moving images to be captured one

frame at a time, for vivid, stable slow-motion

playback. The faster the shutter speed, the darker

the picture becomes. Use the shutter function

under good lighting conditions.

** Checked “

”effects are factory preset.

To use other effects, refer to “Exchanging P.AE/

Effects” on page 42.

SLOW (Slow Shutter)

You can light dark subjects or areas even brighter

than they would be under good natural lighting.

x 4 = 4 times sensitivity

(shutter speed 1/12.5 sec.)

x 10 = 10 times sensitivity

(shutter speed 1/5 sec.)

NOTES:

● When using Slow, the image takes on a strobe-like effect.

● Use Slow only in dark areas.

● The Manual Focus indication may appear and flash when Slow is in use.

● If the image is out of focus, adjust manually. It is also recommended that you use a tripod, if

possible.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Exchanging P.AE/Effects

You can replace 5 of the effects that appear in the menu with 5 others.

Refer to page 40 on using the exchanged effects.

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P . AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DAT E / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

Power Dial

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recording Menu

P . AE / EFFECT CUSTOMIZE

1/250 SHUTTER1/250

TW IL IGHT

SEP I A

MONOTONE

CLASS IC F I LM

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

P.AE/EFFECT

Customize Menu

MANUAL

Shooting mode selector

SELECT MODE

SELECT EFFECT TO BE REPLACED

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}4 _{Place the pointer next to the number of the}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

effect you want to replace by pressing the –/+

button, then press MENU. The pointer stops

blinking.

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in

the LCD monitor.

SELECT NEW EFFECT

Cycle through the remaining effects by

pressing the –/+ button and stop when the one

you want is displayed. Press MENU.

ACCESS P.AE/EFFECT CUSTOMIZE

3 _MENU

•The pointer automatically moves to “END”.

•To replace other effects, repeat steps 4 and 5.

Place the pointer next to “TO P.AE/EFFECT

MENU” by pressing the –/+ button. Then press

MENU and the P.AE/Effect Customize Menu

appears in the LCD monitor

CLOSE MENU

6 _{Press MENU twice. Selection is finished, and}

you can use the new effect(s) in recording

(੬ pg. 40).

Displaying The Date And Time During Recording

You must first set the date and time (see “Date/Time Settings” ੬ pg. 12). Set “DISPLAY” to “ON” in the

Date/Time Menu. The Date/Time appears in the LCD monitor if the Shooting mode selector is set to

“MANUAL”. The Date/Time is always displayed in the LCD monitor when the Shooting mode selector is set

to “AUTO”.

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

Power Dial

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recording Menu

ON SCREEN

D I SPLAY

DATE/T I ME

OFF

AUTO

25. 12. 97

17:30

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

MANUAL

END

Date/Time Menu

Shooting mode selector

SELECT OPERATION MODE

SET FUNCTION PARAMETERS

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}5 _{Cycle through the available settings of the}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

selected functions by pressing the –/+ button

and stop when the one you want is displayed.

Then press MENU and the pointer automati-

cally moves to “END”.

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in

the LCD monitor.

CLOSE RECORDING MENU

Press MENU twice. Selection is complete and

the menu disappears.

ACCESS DATE/TIME MENU

Place the pointer next to "TO DATE/TIME

MENU" by pressing the –/+ button. Press

toward "+" to move up and toward "–" to move

down. Press MENU and the Date/Time Menu

appears in the LCD monitor.

NOTES:

● Connect the camcorder to a TV and set “ON

SCREEN” to “ON” in the Date/Time Menu. The

display appears on the connected TV when the

camcorder is in Record/Standby mode.

● The Indicator/Display function overrides these

settings. If you have set the ON SCREEN or

DISPLAY function and the indication does not

appear on the display then press the IND/

DISPLAY button (੬ pg. 23).

SELECT FUNCTION

4 _{Place the pointer next to "DISPLAY" by pressing}

the –/+ button, then press MENU. The cursor

stops blinking, indicating that the function has

been selected.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

White Balance Adjustment

A term that refers to the correctness of colour reproduction under various lighting. If the white balance is

correct, all other colours will be accurately reproduced.

The white balance is usually adjusted automatically. However, the more advanced camcorder operator

would prefer to control this function manually and achieve a more professional colour/tint reproduction.

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

Power Dial

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Recording Menu

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

AUTO

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

W.BALANCE

AUTO

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

MANUAL

END

Shooting mode selector

SELECT MODE

SET FUNCTION PARAMETERS

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}4 _{Cycle through the available settings of the}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

selected functions by pressing the –/+ button,

and stop when the one you want is displayed.

Then press MENU and the pointer

automatically moves to "END".

ACCESS RECORDING MENU

2 _{Press MENU. The Recording Menu appears in}

the LCD monitor.

CLOSE RECORDING MENU

5 _{Press MENU again. Selection is complete and}

the menu disappears.

To Return To Automatic White Balance . . .

..... select “AUTO” in step 3. Or set the shooting

mode selector to “AUTO”.

ACCESS WHITE BALANCE MENU

Place the pointer next to "W.BALANCE" by

pressing the –/+ button. Press "+" to move up

and "–" to move down. Then press MENU. The

pointer stops blinking, indicating that the

function has been selected.

NOTE:

White balance cannot be used when P.AE/Effects

Sepia or Monotone are activated.

AUTO–The white balance is adjusted automatically.

This is the factory preset position.

“

”– When using a video light or other similar

type of lighting.

“

”–When shooting outdoors on a cloudy day.

”– When shooting outdoors on a sunny day.

”–When shooting with the white balance

already having been set on the subject (੬ pg. 45).

Manual White Balance Operation

If the camera is operating in manual mode, perform a Manual White Balance when shooting under various

types of lighting

White paper

LCD monitor

WIDE MODE

ZOOM

OFF

20X

OFF

AGC

D I S

GA I N UP

TO FADER / W IPE MENU

TO P.AE / EFFECT MENU

TO DATE / TIME MENU

TO SYSTEM MENU

W.BALANCE

Power Dial

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

END

SET MENU BUTTON

Recording Menu

MANUAL

PAUSE

AUTO

MANUAL

Shooting mode selector

To Change The Tint For Recording . . .

..... In step 2, substitute coloured paper for white. The

white balance is adjusted based on the colour,

changing the tint. Red paper — deeper green;

blue paper — orange; yellow paper — deeper

purple.

SELECT MODE

1 _{Follow steps 1 through 4 of the white balance}

adjustment (੬ pg. 44), select “ ”.

“

” begins blinking.

SET MANUAL WHITE BALANCE

2 _{Hold a sheet of plain white paper in front of}

the subject. Adjust zoom or position yourself

so that the white paper fills the screen.

NOTES:

● A subject can be shot under various types of

lighting conditions indoors (natural, flourescent,

candlelight, etc.). Because the colour temperature

is different depending on the light source, the tint

of the subject will differ depending on the white

balance settings. Use this function for a more

natural result.

ENTER SETTING

3 _{Press and hold “–” or “+”. When the}

begins

stops

blinking quickly, release the button.

•When the setting is completed, the

blinking and

moves to "END".

● Once you adjust white balance during Manual

White Balance operation, the setting is retained

even if the power is turned off or the battery

removed.

EXIT RECORDING MENU

4 _{Press MENU. The Manual White Balance}

indicator

is displayed in the LCD monitor.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Manual Focus Adjustment

The recorder, in most cases, adjusts the focus from 10 cm to infinity automatically. However, when focusing

is difficult or when the subject is not in the middle of the LCD monitor, adjust the focus manually.

Focus zone

(Focus is adjusted at the center of the screen)

LCD monitor

FOCUS

Power Dial

Manual focus indicator

AUTO

FOCUS PRO. EXP.

Shooting mode

selector

MANUAL

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

To Change To Auto Focus . . .

..... Press 46. The manual focus indicators

disappear. Or set the shooting mode selector to

“AUTO”.

SELECT MODE

First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

NOTES:

● When "FOCUS" is not displayed on the LCD

monitor, Manual Focus Adjustment is not

available. To make it appear, press the IND/

DISPLAY button.

ACCESS MANUAL FOCUS DISPLAY

2 _Press

46. “FOCUS” is displayed in the LCD

monitor. The focus is locked at this point.

ADJUST FOCUS

● Manual focus is recommended in the following

situations:

•When shooting a flat wall, a blue sky or an

object with little or no contrast.

•When wire or other obstacles come between the

camcorder and the subject.

•When shooting in dark places.

•When shooting objects with a detailed design or

pattern.

3 _{Press “+” to adjust to faraway targets, or “–” to}

focus on closer targets.

•When the focus reaches its near or far limit,

the “ ” or “ ” will begin blinking.

•When focus cannot be adjusted manually, try

zooming in or out, then try the manual focus

adjustment again.

•When shooting under flourescent or flickering

lighting.

Exposure Control

Usually this is adjusted automatically. However, when the background is too bright or too dark in compari-

son with the subject, the exposure could be corrected manually.

EXP.

LCD monitor

Power Dial

Exposure control indicator

AUTO

FOCUS PRO. EXP.

Shooting mode

selector

MANUAL

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

To Return To Automatic Exposure Control . . .

SELECT MODE

..... Press

quickly. The Exposure Control indicator

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

disappears. Or set the shooting mode selector to

“AUTO”.

NOTES:

● When "EXP." is not displayed on the LCD monitor,

Manual Exposure Control is not available. To

make it appear, press the IND/DISPLAY button.

● Manual exposure adjustment is recommended in

the following situations:

ADJUST EXPOSURE

2 _Press

3. "EXP." and the Exposure Control

indicator are displayed in the LCD monitor.

•The adjustment range is from –6 to +6. Press

“+” to brighten the image, or “–” to darken it.

•When shooting using reverse lighting or when

the background is too bright.

•When shooting on a reflective natural back-

ground such as at the beach or when skiing.

•When the background is overly dark or the

subject light.

Brightness control of the LCD monitor

To adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor, press BRIGHT on the LCD monitor (੬ pg. 23). Note that the

actual recorded image's brightness can not be changed by pressing this button.

RECORDING Advanced Features (Cont.)

Iris Lock

Use this function when shooting a moving subject, when zooming, when the subject changes its distance

(thus its size in the LCD monitor), or when you want to lock the brightness level.

When the subject is close, keep the iris locked. Even when the subject moves away from you, the image will

not darken.

LCD monitor

Power Dial

0 L

AUTO

FOCUS PRO. EXP.

Iris lock indicator

MANUAL

IND/DISPLAY

Shooting mode selector

BRIGHT

NOTES:

SELECT MODE

Iris lock is recommended in the following situa-

tions:

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}

Turn the Power Dial to "REC" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial, and

set the shooting mode selector to "MANUAL".

● When shooting on a reflective natural background

such as at the beach or when skiing.

● When shooting objects under a spotlight.

● When the subject is backing away.

● When zooming.

CENTER SUBJECT, LOCK IRIS

2 _Press

3. "EXP." is displayed in the LCD

monitor. Adjust zoom so that the subject fills

** Locking the exposure control and the iris

After step 1, adjust the exposure using the –/+

button. Then lock the iris in step 2. For automatic

locking, press

automatic after about 2 seconds.

the LCD monitor, then press and hold

for

about 2 seconds. The exposure setting display

and “ ” appear, indicating that the iris is

locked.

quickly. The iris becomes

To Return To Automatic Iris Control . . .

..... Press 3. The Exposure Control indicator and

Iris

Works like the pupil of the human eye. In a well-

lighted environment, the human pupil contracts to

keep too much light from enterintg. In low lighting,

the pupil dilates to allow more light in.

“

” disappear. Or set the shooting mode

selector to “AUTO”.

PLAYBACK Basic Playback

You can watch what you’ve recorded in the LCD monitor.

VOLUME

Power lamp

Speaker

Lock button

LCD monitor

Power Dial

STOP PLAY REW

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

PUSH-OPEN

NOTES:

OPEN LCD MONITOR

● You can also perform a High-Speed Search by

pressing and holding or during the PLAY

1 _{Press PUSH-OPEN to open the LCD monitor.}

SELECT OPERATION MODE

2 _{Turn the Power Dial to “PLAY” while pressing}

down the lock button located on the dial.

mode. The search continues as long as you hold

the button. Once you release it, normal playback

resumes.

● A slight mosaic effect appears on screen during

High-Speed Search. This is not a malfunction.

● The sound is not available during High-Speed

Search.

REWIND TAPE

3 _Press

2. “2” is displayed on the LCD

monitor. If you rewind all the way to the end of

the tape, it stops automatically.

Still Playback

VIEWING RECORDING

To temporarily stop playback, press 46. Press again

to resume playback. If still playback continues for

more than about 3 minutes, the camcorder’s Stop

mode is automatically engaged. After 5 minutes in

the stop mode, the camcorder’s power is automati-

cally turned off.

Press 46. “46” is displayed on the LCD

monitor and the recorded footage can be

viewed.

END PLAYBACK

Press 5. Set the Power Dial to “OFF”.

Print Of Scenes

•When turning to “OFF”, it is not necessary to

press down the lock button.

It is possible to print out recorded scenes using an

optional video printer. Attach the camcorder to the

Docking Station and connect the station to a video

printer. Operate video printer using the LCD

monitor. When connecting the station's PRINTER

connector (੬ pg. 76) to the video printer's video

output connector, the date and time code are not

displayed in the LCD monitor. If you want to print

out a scene with its date, connect the video printer's

video output connector to TV and operate the video

printer using a TV monitor.

To Perform High-Speed Search . . .

..... press

after pressing 46. The tape

will move at approximately 9 times the normal

playback speed. Watch in the LCD monitor

and, when you reach the spot you want to see,

press 46 and normal playback resumes.

Playback Sound

You can hear sound from the speaker or using

headphones connected to the headphones connector

during playback. To adjust the sound volume, press

the VOLUME button. The sound volume indication is

displayed in the LCD monitor. Press "+" to turn up

the volume, or "–" to turn it down.

PLAYBACK Basic Connections

VCR/TV Connection

Core filter

Lens

To AUDIO OUT

To VIDEO OUT

AUDIO and VIDEO cables

(ø3.5, DVM1 to TV or VCR)

To VIDEO IN connector

To TV or VCR

VCR

(Recording deck)

To AUDIO IN connectors

CAM stand

To choose whether or not the following displays

appear on the connected TV . . .

CONNECT CAMCORDER TO TV OR

1 _VCR

•Date/Time, Time Code

.... set to “ON” or “OFF” in the Playback Menu

(੬ pg. 54).

•Playback Sound Mode Display

.... set the Power Dial to “REC”, and set “ON

SCREEN” in the Date/Time Menu (੬ pg. 12)

to “ON” or “OFF”. Then set the Power Dial

back to “PLAY”.

Connect as shown in the illustration.

•It is recommended to place the camcorder on

the CAM stand for playback (੬ pg. 10).

TURN ON POWER

2 _{Turn the Power Dial to "PLAY" and turn on the}

TV/VCR.

SELECT TV’S VIDEO MODE

3 _{Set the TV to the channel or mode appropriate}

for video playback.

NOTES:

● When using the provided VIDEO cable

(ø 3.5, camcorder to TV or VCR) or AUDIO cable

(ø 3.5, camcorder to TV or VCR), make sure you

connect the end of the cable with the core filter to

the camcorder. The core filter improves perform-

ance of equipment.

If Using A VCR . . . go to step 4.

If not . . . go to step 5.

CONNECT VCR OUTPUT TO TV

4 _INPUT

● Before opening the cassette cover, disconnect the

headphones and AUDIO/VIDEO connectors from

the jacks because the cassette cover will interfere

with them.

Refer to your VCR’s instruction manual.

START PLAYBACK

5 _Press

46. You can watch the scenes you

recorded on the TV.

END PLAYBACK

6 _{Press 5 and, if you’re not going to continue}

using the camcorder, set the Power Dial to

“OFF”.

Docking Station Attachment

When you attach your camcorder to the Docking Station, you can add many interesting effects during

playback.

To DC input jack

Power Dial

Core filter

To AC outlet

Power cord

Docking

Station

AC Power

Adapter/Charger

To DC jack

Release button

Lock lever

Using The Remote Control During Playback

CONFIRM POWER-OFF STATUS

1 _{Make sure the camcorder’s power is off.}

Once the camcorder is attached to the Docking

Station, you can use the RM-V708U or RM-V710U

remote control for regular playback, slow motion

(approx. 1/10 speed (੬ pg. 53), Playback Zoom

(੬ pg. 56), and P.AE/Effects (੬ pg. 40).

ATTACH AND LOCKS

Press down on the camcorder and slide the

Lock Lever in the direction of the arrow. The

camcorder and the Docking Station are now

securely attached.

NOTE:

When using the provided DC cord, make sure you

connect the end of the cable with the core filter to

the Docking Station. The core filter improves

performance of equipment.

•When removing the camcorder, slide the lock

lever in the opposite direction of the arrow

while pressing down the Release button and

lift the camcorder out.

SUPPLY POWER

3 _{The Docking Station must be powered by the}

AC adapter whether the battery is in the

camcorder or not.

•The Docking Station cannot function using

the camcorder’s battery.

SELECT MODE

4 _{Set the Power Dial to “PLAY”.}

PLAYBACK Basic Connections (Cont.)

TV Playback

* Please refer to your VCR and/or TV instruction manual(s) when connecting.

Connection to a VHS

recorder or a standard TV

AC Power Adapter/Charger

To DC

input jack

To DC

output jack

DC cord

Core filter

To AUDIO

input jacks (L/R)

Connect to AV

jack-equipped TV

or to VCR

AUDIO and VIDEO cables

Red

White

To AUDIO

Yellow

output jacks (L/R)

To VIDEO input jack

Red

VCR

(Recording deck)

White

Core filter

Yellow

To VIDEO output jack

Connection to an S-VHS

recorder or a TV with an

S-Video connector (4-pin)

AC Power Adapter/Charger

To DC

input jack

To DC

output jack

DC cord

Core filter

S-VIDEO cable

To S-VIDEO input jack

To S-VIDEO

output jack

Connect to AV

jack-equipped TV

or to VCR

To AUDIO input jacks (L/R)

Red

White

To AUDIO

output jacks (L/R)

Yellow

To VIDEO input jack

Red

AUDIO and

VIDEO cables

VCR

(Recording deck)

White

Core filter

Yellow

To VIDEO output jack

NOTES:

CONNECT DOCKING STATION TO

● To change from normal to slow-motion playback,

press PAUSE at the point where you want to start

playback in slow motion, then point the remote

control at the Docking Station's sensor and press

SLOW (Rewind/Forward). After playing back in

slow motion for about 10 to 20 seconds, normal

playback resumes. Speed is 1/10 times normal. To

stop slow-motion playback in progress, press

PLAY.

1 _{TV OR VCR}

Connect as shown in the illustration

(੬ pg. 52, 53).

TURN ON POWER

SELECT TV’S VIDEO MODE

3 _{Set the TV to the channel or mode appropriate}

● During slow-motion playback, due to digital

image processing, the picture may take on a

mosaic effect.

● After SLOW is pressed, the still image may be

displayed for a few seconds, then the screen may

become blue back for a few seconds.

● There may be a small margin between the slow-

motion playback start point you chose and the

start point at which the camcorder actually begins

playback in slow motion.

● When using the provided AUDIO/VIDEO cable

(Docking Station to TV or VCR), DC cord,

S-VIDEO cable or editing cable, make sure you

connect the end of the cable with the core filter to

the Docking Station. The core filter improves

performance of equipment.

for video playback.

If Using A VCR . . . go to step 4.

If not . . . go to step 5.

CONNECT VCR OUTPUT TO TV

4 _INPUT

Refer to your VCR’s instruction manual.

START PLAYBACK

Press play and your pre-recorded scenes will

be played on your TV.

END PLAYBACK

6 _{Press STOP and, if you’re not going to}

continue using the camcorder, set the Power

Dial to “OFF”.

PLAYBACK Playback Menu

Playback Menu

The Playback Menu allows you to set the following functions: Playback Sound (32 kHz, 48 kHz), Synchro

Comp, Display and Time Code. The following procedure applies to all except Synchro Comp (੬ pg. 63, 64).

LCD monitor

FULL SOUND

SOUND 1

SOUND 2

48kHz MODE FULL SOUND

32kHz MODE SOUND

SYNCHRO

D I SPLAY

0 . 0

OFF

T I ME CODE OFF

OFF

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Playback Menu

Power Dial

48kHz MODE FULL SOUND

32kHz MODE SOUND

SYNCHRO

D I SPLAY

0 . 0

T I ME CODE OFF

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

SELECT OPERATION MODE

SET FUNCTION PARAMETERS

Press the –/+ button to cycle through the

available settings for the selected function, and

stop when the desired setting appears. Then

press MENU, and the pointer automatically

moves to “END”.

First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.

Turn the Power Dial to "PLAY" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial.

ACCESS PLAYBACK MENU

2 _{Press MENU. The Playback Menu appears in}

•To set parameters for other functions, repeat

steps 3 and 4.

the LCD monitor and on the connected TV.

SELECT FUNCTION

CLOSE MENU

5 _{Press MENU again, and the menu disappears.}

3 _{Place the pointer next to the desired function}

by pressing the –/+ button, then press MENU.

The pointer stops blinking, indicating that the

function has been selected.

Playback Sound

During playback, the camcorder detects the sound mode in which the recording was made, and plays the

sound back. Select the type of sound to accompany your playback picture. (32 kHz is preset to “SOUND 1”

and 48 kHz is preset to “FULL SOUND”.)

RECORDING SOUND

DISPLAY

FULL SOUND

SOUND 1

OUTPUT SOUND

32 kHz

Stereo sound

SOUND 2

48 kHz

FULL SOUND

SOUND 1

“L” sound is output on both channels

“R” sound is output on both channels

SOUND 2

When watching a tape recorded at 32 kHz, if you want to change the output sound, access the Playback

Menu and, in step 3 on page 54, select “32kHz MODE” and set it for “FULL SOUND”, “SOUND 1” or

“SOUND 2”. When playing back a tape recorded at 48kHz, set in the same manner. For information on

output sound during Audio Dubbing, see page 65.

NOTES:

● You can also use the RM-V708U or RM-V710U remote control’s AUDIO MONITOR Button to change the

output sound (without having to access the Playback Menu). Make sure you point the remote control at

the Docking Station’s sensor.

● During playback, the camcorder detects the sound mode in which the recording was made. This detection

cannot be made during fast-forward or rewind.

LCD monitor

Minutes

Seconds

25 . 12 . 97

Frames*

10 : 35

12 : 34 : 24

*25 frames = 1 second

TIME CODE

(Displaying The Time Code During Playback)

DISPLAY

(Displaying the Date During Playback)

You can display the Time Code on screen during

playback. This is especially useful for editing. This

function is preset to “OFF”. To turn it on, select

“TIME CODE” at the Playback Menu and change

the setting (੬ pg. 54).

If the time has been set, the date is automatically

recorded separately from the recorded video signal.

You can display or remove the date anytime during

playback. This function is preset to “ON”. To turn it

off, select “DISPLAY” at the Playback Menu and

change the setting (੬ pg. 54).

ON– The Time Code is displayed on the playback

screen.

ON– The date is displayed on the playback screen.

OFF–The Time Code doesn’t appear.

OFF–The date is not displayed.

PLAYBACK Advanced Features

Playback Zoom

The recorded pictures can be magnified up to 10x at any time during playback.

Normal playback

Power Dial

Lock button

Press T

PLAY

Remote sensor

Press ᮣ (Right) to

move image

Zoom buttons

SHIFT

Left/Right/Up/Down buttons

STOP

PAUSE

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U (provided)

SELECT OPERATION MODE

LOCATE PORTION OF MAGNIFIED

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}4 _SCENE

Turn the Power Dial to "PLAY" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial.

You can move the image on screen around to

find a particular portion of the picture. While

holding down SHIFT, press ᮤ (Left),

FIND THE SCENE OF INTEREST

ᮣ (Right), ᮡ (Up) and ᮢ (Down).

2 _{Press play to start playback.}

END ZOOM

ACTIVATE ZOOM

5 _{Press and hold W until magnification returns to}

3 _{Press the zoom buttons (T/W) on the remote}

control. Make sure the remote control is

pointed at the Docking Station’s sensor.

normal. Or, press STOP and then press PLAY.

NOTES:

● Zoom can also be used during slow-motion and

normal playback.

•Pressing T zooms in.

● If the Video Echo effect (੬ pg. 57) is selected

during playback zoom, playback zoom is

canceled.

Playback Effects

These effects allow you to be creative with the playback picture. You can use any one of the 5 effects.

EFFECT SELECT

OFF

CLASS IC F I LM

MONOTONE

SEP I A

B/W

Power Dial

Lock button

STROBE

V I DEO ECHO

PLAY

Remote sensor

EFFECT Select Menu (Playback)

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U

(provided)

EFFECT ON/OFF

EFFECT

NOTE:

SELECT OPERATION MODE

To deactivate the selected effect, press

1 _{First make sure the LCD monitor is open fully.}

Turn the Power Dial to "PLAY" while pressing

down the lock button located on the dial.

EFFECT ON/OFF on the remote control.

The effects that can be used during playback are

Classic Film, Monotone, Sepia, Strobe and Video

Echo. The effects work the same in playback as they

did in recording. Refer to page 41 for more

information.

START PLAYBACK

2 _{Press PLAY.}

ACCESS EFFECT SELECT MENU

3 _{Point the remote control at the Docking}

Station’s sensor and press EFFECT. The EFFECT

Select Menu appears on the LCD monitor.

SELECT EFFECT

Place the pointer next to the desired effect by

pressing EFFECT. After 2 seconds the menu

disappears and the selected function is

activated.

EDITING

Docking Station

Refer to “Docking Station Attachment” on page 51 for attachment procedures. Make sure the camcorder is

attached to the Docking Station before beginning editing.

Dubbing

You can copy recorded scenes from the camcorder onto a videotape. Refer to your VCR’s instruction manual

for details.

Power Dial

VCR (Recording deck)

PLAY

STOP

NOTES:

MAKE CONNECTIONS

● You can use Playback Zoom (੬ pg. 56) or

Playback Effects (੬ pg. 57) in step 2.

● Before you start dubbing, make sure that the LCD

moitor indications don’t appear on the connected

TV. If they do appear during dubbing, they are

being recorded onto the new tape.

1 _{Connect the Docking Station to your VCR as}

shown in the illustration on page 52.

START PLAYBACK

2 _{Press PLAY to play back the source tape.}

START RECORDING

To clear the Playback Sound Mode Display, press

DISPLAY on the RM-V708U or RM-V710U

Remote Control.

● Select “DISPLAY” and “TIME CODE” from the

Playback Menu (੬ pg. 54) to show or hide the

Date/Time and the Time Code on the recording.

● To show or hide all indications, press the IND/

DISPLAY button on the camcorder.

3 _{While watching on the connected TV, engage}

your VCR’s record mode from the spot on the

source tape you want to begin recording.

PAUSE RECORDING

Engage your VCR’s pause mode to stop

recording a segment.

END RECORDING

5 _{Press STOP to stop the source tape, and}

engage the VCR’s stop mode.

Brand Setting

Before you can perform Automatic Dubbing, or

control the VCR using the RM-V708U or RM-

V710U remote control, you must set the VCR

brand.

VCR (Recording deck)

SET REMOTE/VCR CODE

SET REMOTE TO OPERATE VCR

Turn off the power to the VCR and point the

remote toward the VCR’s infrared sensor. Then,

referring to the VCR CODE LIST on the left,

press and hold MBR SET, and press button (A)

and then (B).

MBR SET

SHIFT

•The code is automatically set once you

release the MBR SET button, and the VCR’s

power comes on.

OPERATE THE VCR

2 _{Make sure the VCR’s power is on. Then, while}

holding SHIFT, press the button on the remote

for the desired function. The functions the

remote can control are PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, FF,

REW and VCR REC STBY (you don’t need to

press SHIFT for this one).

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U

7 8 9 ` (provided)

VCR CODE LIST

You’re now ready to try Random Assemble

Editing.

VCR BRAND

NAME

BUTTONS

(A) (B)

VCR BRAND

NAME

BUTTONS

(A) (B)

IMPORTANT

AKAI

2ꢀ

4ꢀ

PHILIPS

9ꢀ

5ꢀ

1ꢀ

4ꢀ

1ꢀ

6ꢀ

2ꢀ

Although the MBR is compatible with JVC VCRs

and those of many other makers, it may not work

with yours or may offer limited functions.

BLAUPUNKT

FERGUSON

NOTES:

7ꢀ

8ꢀ

● If the VCR’s power doesn’t come on in step 1, try

another code from the chart.

● Some brands of VCR don’t come on automati-

cally. In this case, turn the power on manually

and try step 2.

● If the RM-V708U or RM-V710U is not able to

control the VCR, use the controls on the VCR.

SANYO

6ꢀ

GRUNDIG

HITACHI

4ꢀ

SELECO, REX

SHARP

1ꢀ

6ꢀ

5ꢀ

JVC

1ꢀ

6ꢀ

SONY

5ꢀ

`ꢀ

9ꢀ

MITSUBISHI

7ꢀ

ꢀ

NEC

7ꢀ

1ꢀ

6ꢀ

7ꢀ

THOMSON,

TELEFUNKEN,

SABA,

PANASONIC

3ꢀ

7ꢀ

1ꢀ

4ꢀ

NORDMENDE

TOSHIBA

9ꢀ

EDITING (Cont.)

Random Assemble Editing

Using the RM-V708U or RM-V710U remote control, you can use P.AE/Effects and make an original edited

tape.

To AUDIO input jacks (L/R)

Red

White

AUDIO and

VIDEO cables

Yellow

To VIDEO input jack

To AUDIO output

VCR (Recording deck)

jacks (L/R)

To S-VIDEO

input jack

Red

White

S-VIDEO cable

Yellow

To VIDEO output jack

To remote pause jack

To S-VIDEO output jack

Editing cable

Core filter

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U

To EDIT jack

Source tape (Camcorder)

New tape (VCR)

NOTES:

MAKE CONNECTIONS

● When using a JVC VCR with a remote pause

terminal, connect the editing jack on the Docking

Station to the VCR’s remote pause terminal using

an editing cable.

1 _{Connect the Docking Station to your VCR and}

make sure that the playback picture and sound

are available on the connected TV (੬ pg. 52).

● If you use a JVC VCR not equipped with a remote

pause terminal or a non-JVC VCR, connect the

Docking Station's editing jack to the remote

control's remote pause terminal using an editing

cable.

● If the VCR has an S-Video input terminal, connect

it using an S-Video cable.

START SOURCE PLAYBACK

2 _{(IF NECESSARY)}

First turn the Power Dial to "PLAY". Press PLAY

and then press R.A. EDIT ON/OFF on the

remote control. Make sure to point the remote

control at the Docking Station's sensor.

● If the VCR has only one audio input terminal,

connect it using a conversion plug (not provided).

● When using the provided cable, make sure you

connect the end of the cable with the core filter to

the Docking Station.

•The Random Assemble Editing Menu appears

on the TV screen.

EXECUTE FADE/WIPE IN

3 _{(IF NECESSARY)}

Press FADE/WIPE.

To Operate The VCR With The Remote Control . . .

..... press and hold SHIFT, then press the

appropriate control button.

•Cycle through the effects by pressing

repeatedly, and stop when the one you want

is displayed.

•You can’t use a Picture Wipe/Dissolve at the

beginning of Program 1, or at the end of the

last scene.

Program

OUT

Power Dial

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U

(provided)

T I ME CODE

TOTAL

00 : 00

Random Assemble Editing Menu

FADE/WIPE

EFFECT

PLAY

EDIT IN/OUT

R.A.EDIT ON/OFF

CANCEL

Remote sensor

NOTES:

SET EDIT-IN POINT

● Before Random Assemble Editing, make sure the LCD

monitor indications don't appear on the TV monitor.

If they appear during Random Assemble Editing, they

will be recorded onto the new tape. To clear them,

set "ON SCREEN" to "OFF" (੬ pg. 43). When

Random Assemble Editing starts, its indications

disappear and are not recorded on the new tape.

● When the source tape has more than 2 identical time

codes (੬pg. 21), the camcorder may not find the

Edit-In point you chose and a malfunction may

occur.

4 _{At the beginning of the scene, press EDIT IN/}

OUT on the remote control. The Edit-In

position appears in the LCD monitor and on

the connected TV.

SET EDIT-OUT POINT

5 _{At the end of the scene, press EDIT IN/OUT.}

The Edit-Out position appears in the LCD

monitor and on the connected TV.

USE FADE WIPE ON SCENE TRANSI-

6 _{TION (IF NECESSARY)}

Press FADE/WIPE.

● When choosing a scene, set Edit-In and Edit-Out

points so there’s a relatively large difference between

them.

● If the search time for an in-point exceeds 5 minutes,

the recording deck's Record-Standby mode will be

cancelled and editing will not take place.

● If there are blank portions before or after the

Edit-In and Edit-Out points, a blue-backed screen

may be included in the edited version.

● Since time codes register time only as accurately as

seconds, the time code total time may not match the

total program time exactly.

● Turning off the camcorder’s power erases all

registered Edit-In and Edit-Out points.

● If you use Sepia or Monotone P.AE/Effects, you can’t

use the Dissolve or Black & White Fader. In this case

the Dissolve or Black & White indicator begins

blinking. Once the next Edit-In point is registered, the

effect is turned off. To combine these effects, use

Sepia or Monotone during recording, then use

Dissolve or Black & White Fader during Random

Assemble Editing.

•Cycle through the effects by pressing

repeatedly, and stop when the one you want

is displayed.

•If you select a Fade/Wipe effect for an

Edit-Out point, the effect is automatically

applied to the following Edit-In point.

•When you use Fade/Wipe effects, that time is

included in the total time (this does not apply

to Picture Wipe/Dissolve).

USE P.AE/EFFECT (IF NECESSARY)

7 _{Press EFFECT.}

•Cycle through the effects by pressing

repeatedly, and stop when the one you want

is displayed.

•You can use Classic Film, Monotone, Sepia,

Strobe or Video Echo effects.

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CONTINUE EDITING

8 _{Repeat steps 4 – 7.}

•To change previously registered points, press

CANCEL on the remote control. The

registered points disappear, one at a time,

from the most recently registered point.

•If you're not using Fade/Wipe or P.AE/Effects,

repeat steps 4 and 5 only.

EDITING (Cont.)

OUT MODE

00 : 25~02 : 05

07 : 18~08 : 31

03 : 33~05 : 53

09 : 30~13 : 15

B/W

15 : 55~

T I ME CODE

TOTAL

15 : 55

09 : 02

REW

STOP

EDIT

R.A.EDIT program screen

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U

(provided)

FADE/WIPE

EFFECT

EDIT IN/OUT

R.A. EDIT ON/OFF

VCR RECORD/STANDBY

PREPARE SOURCE TAPE

STOP EDITING

9 _{Rewind the tape in the camcorder to the}

beginning of the scene you want to edit and

press PAUSE.

Engage the Stop modes for the camcorder and

the recorder.

To make the R.A. Edit counter display disap-

pear, press R.A. EDIT ON/OFF on the remote

control.

ENGAGE VCR'S RECORD-PAUSE

10 _MODE

NOTES:

Point the remote control toward the VCR's

front panel and press VCR RECORD/

STANDBY, or manually engage the VCR's

Record-Pause mode.

● When the editing cable is connected to the Pause

terminal during dubbing, make sure the remote

control is pointed at the recorder’s sensor, and

that the path between the two is unobstructed.

● If, during dubbing, you press any button on the

camcorder, its Record/Standby mode is automati-

cally engaged.

START EDITING

11 _{Press EDIT on the Docking Station. Editing}

proceeds as programmed, right through to the

end of the last registered scene.

● Random Assemble Editing may not function

properly when using a tape including several

duplicated Time Codes. (੬ pg. 21).

•When dubbing is complete, the camcorder

enters the Pause mode, and the recorder

enters its Record/Standby mode.

•If you don’t register an Edit-Out point, the

tape will be dubbed all the way to the end

automatically.

For More Accurate Editing

Some VCRs make the transition from Record/Standby to Record mode faster than others. Even if you begin

editing for the camcorder and the VCR at exactly the same time, you may lose scenes you wanted, or find

that you’ve recorded scenes you didn’t want. For a cleanly edited tape, confirm and adjust the timing of the

camcorder against your VCR.

Diagnosing VCR’s against Camcorder Timing

VCR (Recording deck)

Remote sensor

Program 1

OUT

MODE

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U

(provided)

T I ME CODE

TOTAL

00 : 00

R.A.EDIT ON/OFF

R.A.EDIT program screen

PREPARE FOR R.A. EDIT

PLAY BACK DUBBED SCENE

1 _{Play back the tape in the camcorder, then point}

the remote control at the Docking Station’s

sensor and press R.A. EDIT ON/OFF.

•If any images from the scene prior to the

transition you chose for your Edit-In point

were recorded, that means your VCR moves

quickly from Record/Pause to Record mode.

•If the scene you tried to dub starts in

•”R.A. EDIT” appears on the TV screen.

CHOOSE A SCENE

progress, the VCR is slow to start recording.

2 _{Perform Random Assemble Editing on Program}

1 only. In order to check VCR and camcorder

timing, select the beginning of a scene

transition as your Edit-In point.

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EDITING (Cont.)

Adjustment of VCR‘s against Camcorder Timing

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

Power Dial

STOP

PLAY

VCR (Recording deck)

48kHz MODE FULL SOUND

FULL SOUND

48kHz MODE

32kHz MODE

SYNCHRO

32kHz MODE SOUND

SOUND

–0.1

SYNCHRO

D I SPLAY

0 . 0

D I SPLAY

BRIGHT

T I ME CODE OFF

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

ITEM –/+ BUTTON

SET MENU BUTTON

END

Playback Menu

SELECT OPERATION MODE

INPUT CORRECTION DATA

Based on the diagnostics performed, (੬ pg. 63)

you can now increase the VCR’s speed by

pressing “+”. You can also slow down the VCR’s

speed by pressing “–”. The adjustment range is

from –1.3 to +1.3 seconds, in 0.1-second

increments.

Open the LCD monitor. To make the R.A. Edit

counter display disappear, press R.A. EDIT

ON/OFF on the remote control.

ACCESS PLAYBACK MENU

5 _{Press MENU. The Playback Menu appears on}

the TV screen.

CLOSE MENU

SELECT FUNCTION

8 _{Press MENU twice.}

6 _{Place the pointer next to “SYNCHRO” by}

pressing the –/+ button, then press MENU. The

pointer stops blinking, indicating that the

function has been selected.

•Now perform Random Assemble Editing

beginning with step 2 on page 60.

NOTE:

Depending on the recorder, there may be situations

where the timing difference cannot be fully

corrected.

Audio Dubbing

The audio track can be customized only when recorded on the 32Khz mode (੬ pg. 33).

NOTE:

Audio Dubbing is not possible on a tape recorded at 48 kHz, on a tape recorded in the LP mode or on a

blank portion of a tape.

Speaker

Power Dial

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U (provided)

DISPLAY

Audio Dub Standby

AUDIO

MONITOR

A.DUB

PLAY

MIC

EXT. MIC input

connector

(Located beneath

the cover.)

PAUSE

STOP

Remote sensor

FIND EDIT-IN POINT

BEGIN DUBBING

Play back the tape to locate the point where

Press PLAY, then begin “narrating”.

editing will start, then press PAUSE.

PAUSE DURING DUBBING

ENGAGE AUDIO DUB STANDBY

While holding A. DUB on the remote control,

press PAUSE. “6e” appears.

Press PAUSE.

STOP DUBBING

5 _{Press STOP.}

NOTES:

● Audio dubbing is possible using an optional microphone connected to the EXT. MIC input connector.

● While an optional microphone is connected, the built-in microphone is disabled.

● When editing onto a tape that was recorded at 32 kHz, the old and new soundtracks are recorded

separately.

● To select the desired sound for playback, press AUDIO MONITOR on the remote control.

● If you dub onto a blank space on the tape, the sound may be disrupted. Make sure you only edit recorded

areas.

● If feedback or howling occurs during TV Playback, move the Docking Station so the camcorder’s micro-

phone is away from the TV, or turn down the TV’s volume.

● Sound is not heard from the speaker during Audio Dubbing. To hear sound, connect optional headphones

to the headphones jack.

● If you change from 32 kHz to 48 kHz in mid-recording and then use the tape for Audio Dubbing, it is not

effective from the point where 48 kHz recording began.

● During Audio Dubbing, when the tape moves to scenes recorded in the LP mode, scenes recorded at 48 kHz

or a blank portion, Audio Dubbing stops and "ERROR: REFER MANUAL" appears on the LCD monitor.

RECORDING SOUND

DISPLAY

FULL SOUND

SOUND 1

OUTPUT SOUND

32 kHz

Original and new tracks are combined and output in stereo.

Original track is output on both "L" and "R" channels in stereo.

New track is output on both "L" and "R" channels in stereo.

SOUND 2

EDITING (Cont.)

Insert Editing

You can record a new scene into a previously recorded tape, replacing a section of the original recording

with minimal picture distortion at the in- and out-points. The original audio remains unchanged.

NOTE:

Insert Editing is not possible on a tape recorded in the LP mode or on a blank portion of a tape.

Power Dial

RM-V708U or

RM-V710U (provided)

RECORDING

START/STOP

DISPLAY

Remote sensor

INSERT

PLAY

PAUSE

12:34

REW(IND)

FIND EDIT OUT POINT

START RECORDING

1 _{Open the LCD monitor and turn the Power}4 _{Press RECORDING START/STOP to begin}

Dial to "PLAY" while pressing down the lock

button located on the dial. Confirm the time

code at this point (੬ pg. 55).

editing.

•Confirm the insert at the time code you

checked in step 1.

FIND EDIT IN POINT

2 _{Press REW until the point is located, then press}

PAUSE.

PREPARE FOR INSERT EDITING

3 _{Press and hold INSERT on the remote control,}

then press PAUSE. “6w” and the Time Code

(min.:sec.) appear in the LCD monitor.

PAUSE DURING EDITING

Press RECORDING START/STOP. Press again

to resume editing.

STOP EDITING

6 _{Press RECORDING START/STOP, then press}

STOP.

NOTES:

● When performing Insert Editing, the tape’s Video Area and Sub-Code Area (੬ pg. 6) are rewritten, so the date

and time information changes.

● If you perform Insert Editing onto a blank space on the tape, the audio and video may be disrupted. Make sure

you only edit recorded areas.

● During Insert Editing, when the tape moves to scenes recorded in the LP mode or a blank portion, Insert Edting

stops and "ERROR: REFER MANUAL" appears on the LCD monitor.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If, after following the steps in the chart below, the problem still exists, please consult your nearest JVC

dealer or Technical Service Center.

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

CORRECTIVE ACTION

1. No power is supplied.

1. •The power is not connected

properly.

1. •Connect the AC Adapter

securely (੬ pg. 10).

•The battery is dead.

•The LCD monitor is not

open fully when recording.

•Replace the dead battery

with a fully charged one

(੬ pg. 9).

•Open the LCD monitor

fully. The LCD monitor

turns on/off when it is

opened/closed at an angle

of 45 degrees while the

Power Dial is set to “REC”.

2. Recording cannot be

2. •The tape’s record safety tab

is set to “SAVE”.

2. •Set the tape’s record safety

tab to “REC” (੬ pg. 13).

•Set the Power Dial to

performed.

•The Power Dial is set to

“PLAY”.

“REC” (੬ pg. 19).

•The cassette's cover is open.

•Close the cassette's cover.

3. There is no playback

3. •The camcorder is not getting

power, or some other

3. •Turn the camcorder’s power

picture.

off and on again (੬ pg. 19).

malfunction exists.

4. Some functions are not

4. •The shooting mode selector

is set to “AUTO”.

4. •Set the shooting mode

selector to "MANUAL"

(੬ pg. 18).

available.

•The Power Dial is set to “5S”.

•Set the Power Dial to any

position except “5S”

(੬ pg. 28).

5. The focus does not adjust

5. •Focus is set to “MANUAL”.

•The recording was done in a

dark place, or the contrast

was low.

5. •Set Focus to “AUTO”

(੬ pg. 46).

automatically.

•Clean the lens and check

the focus again (੬ pg. 72).

•The lens is dirty or covered

with condensation.

6. The cassette won’t load

6. •The cassette is in the wrong

position.

6. •Set it in the right position

(੬ pg. 13).

properly.

•The battery’s charge is low.

•Install a fully charged

battery (੬ pg. 8).

7. Play, Rewind and

Fast-Forward functions

don’t work.

7. •The Power Dial is not set to

“PLAY”.

7. •Set the Power Dial to

“PLAY” (੬ pg. 49).

•Close the cassette's cover

(੬ pg. 13).

•The cassette’s cover is open.

8. The tape is moving, but

8. •The LCD monitor is turned

off.

8. •Press and hold the IND/

DISPLAY button for over 2

seconds (੬ pg. 23).

there’s no picture.

•Your TV has AV input

terminals, but is not set to

its VIDEO mode.

•Set the TV to the mode or

channel appropriate for

video playback (੬ pg. 53).

9. In the 5-Second mode,

recording ends before 5

seconds have elapsed.

9. •The 5-Second mode in the

System Menu is set to

“ANIMATION”.

9. •Select “5S” or “5SD” in the

System Menu (੬ pg. 33).

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TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont.)

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

CORRECTIVE ACTION

10. Even though “GAIN UP”

10. •Depending on the light source,

the 1/30 shutter speed may be

deactivated in order to reduce

the shakiness in the picture.

10.

was set to “

”, scenes

————

shot in dark places are

not brightened.

11. Snapshot mode cannot be

11. •P.AE/Effects Sepia,

Monotone or Slow (Slow

Shutter) are activated.

•The Squeeze mode is

selected.

11. •Disengage them (੬ pg. 40).

•Disengage the Squeeze

mode (੬ pg. 31).

used.

12. Although the SNAPSHOT

button is pressed, the

white border does not

appear.

12. •"PHOTO FRAME" is set to

"OFF" in the system menu.

•The Cinema mode is engaged,

disabling the white border.

12. •Set "PHOTO FRAME" to

"ON" in the system menu

(੬ pg. 32).

•Disengage the Cinema

mode (੬ pg. 31).

13. Digital Zoom doesn’t

13. •10X optical zoom is selected.

•The Video Echo effect is

activated.

13. •Turn off the Video Echo

effect (੬ pg. 41).

work.

•Wait until the Picture Wipe

or Dissolve effects are

•Picture Wipe or Dissolve

are being used in a scene

transition.

•5-Second recording was

done with the Power Dial

set to “5S”, and with “5SD”

selected in the System Menu.

•Snapshot Dissolve was

attempted during Digital

Zoom.

completed (੬ pg. 36).

•Change the setting of either

the System Menu or the

Power Dial (੬ pg. 32).

•Do not attempt to take a

Snapshot when performing

Digital Zoom (੬ pg. 26).

14. P.AE/Effects and Fade/

14. •The shooting mode selector

is set to “AUTO”.

14. •Set the shooting mode

selector to “MANUAL”

(੬ pg. 18).

Wipe Effects don’t work.

•The Power Dial is set to

“5S”.

•Change the setting of the

Power Dial.

15. The Black & White Fader

15. •The Sepia or Monotone

15. •Turn off Sepia and

doesn’t work.

effects are activated.

Monotone (੬ pg. 40).

16. The Dissolve function

16. •P.AE/Effects Sepia,

Monotone or Slow are

activated.

16. •Turn off Sepia and

Monotone before adding

Dissolve to a scene

doesn’t work.

•The Squeeze mode is

selected.

transition (੬ pg. 40).

•Make sure that the Squeeze

mode in the Recording

Menu is set to “OFF”

(੬ pg. 31).

17. Scene transition does not

17. •When using "Picture Wipe/

Dissolve" (੬ pg. 36) or

"Dissolves during 5 second

mode recording" (੬ pg.

28), there is a delay of a

fraction of a second

17.

go as expected.

between the previous record

stop-point and the Dissolve

start-point. This is normal,

but this slight delay

————

becomes especially

noticeable when shooting

fast-moving subject or

during rapid panning.

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

CORRECTIVE ACTION

18. The Picture Wipe and

Dissolve functions don’t

work.

18. •The last selected editing

scene is ending.

18. •Select Picture Wipe or

Dissolve before beginning

recording. The effects are

then automatically

•At the end of the last

selected scene for editing,

the Power Dial was set to

“OFF”.

activated (੬ pg. 36).

•Do not turn off the

•The power is off.

camcorder’s power after

setting Edit-In and Edit-Out

points, as they will all be

erased (੬ pg. 36).

•The previously selected

P.AE/Effect was changed

after the last selected scene

for editing was registered.

•The P.AE/Effects in the

Recording Menu were

exchanged after the last

selected scene for editing

was registered.

•The camcorder

automatically shuts off

after 5 minutes have

elapsed in the Record/

Standby mode. Make

sure you continue

operations within

5 minutes after engaging

Record/Standby mode

(੬ pg. 19).

•Make sure you have

selected the P.AE/Effects

you want before starting

editing (੬ pg. 40).

•Exchanging P.AE/Effects

may deactivate the effect(s)

you selected. Once you’ve

selected an effect, do not

perform an exchange

before beginning editing. If

you do, make sure you

don’t replace the effect(s)

you selected (੬ pg. 40).

19. The Picture Wipe function

19. •The Slow (Slow Shutter)

effect is activated.

19. •Make sure the Squeeze

mode, Cinema mode, or

Slow effect is not activated

when preparing to use the

Picture Wipe function

(੬ pg. 31, 41).

doesn’t work.

•The Squeeze or Cinema

mode is selected in the

Recording Menu.

20. Even when Slow (Slow

Shutter) isn't selected, the

image looks like it is

activated.

20. •When shooting in the dark

20. •If you want the lighting to

look more natural, set

GAIN UP to "AGC" or

"OFF" in the Recording

Menu (੬ pg. 31).

with GAIN UP set to

, the

unit becomes highly sensitive

to light and the image takes

on an effect similar to Slow

(Slow Shutter).

21. The Video Echo effect

21. •The Picture Wipe or

Dissolve functions are in use.

•The Squeeze mode is

selected in the Recording

Menu.

21. •Make sure the Squeeze

mode is set to “OFF”

(੬ pg. 31).

doesn’t work.

•Do not try to use the Video

Echo effect during a

Fade-In or Fade-Out

(੬ pg. 35).

•Snapshot Dissolve is in

progress.

•A Fade-In or Fade-Out is in

progress (White Fader, Black

Fader or Black & White

Fader).

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TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont.)

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

CORRECTIVE ACTION

22. There is no strobe when

the Classic Film and

Strobe effects are

activated.

22. •The Picture Wipe or

Dissolve functions are in

use.

22. •Do not try to use the

Classic Film or Strobe

effects during a scene

transition (੬ pg. 41).

•Snapshot Dissolve is in

progress.

23. White Balance cannot be

23. •The Sepia or Monotone

effects are activated.

•Snapshot Dissolve is in

progress.

23. •Turn off Sepia or Monotone

before setting White

activated.

Balance (੬ pg. 41).

•Wait until the Snapshot

Dissolve is finished before

setting White Balance

(੬ pg. 26).

24. When shooting a subject

illuminated by bright

24. •This is a result of

24.

exceedingly high contrast,

and is not a malfunction.

————

light, vertical lines appear.

25. There are disturbances in

25. •If Audio Dubbing or Insert

Editing have been performed

repeatedly on the same

portion of the tape,

25. •Use a new, or infrequently

used, tape for Audio

audio and video.

Dubbing and Insert Editing

(੬ pgs. 65, 66).

disturbance to the sound

and picture may result.

26. During recording, the

date/time does not

appear.

26. •"DISPLAY" is set to "OFF" in

the Date/Time Menu.

•Interface shooting is

performed.

26. •Set "DISPLAY" to "ON" in

the Date/Time Menu

(੬pg. 12).

•During interface shooting,

the date/time does not

appear (੬ pg. 24).

•The clock's lithium battery is

not loaded, or its power is

low.

•Confirm if the clock's

lithium battery is loaded

and if it has enough power

(੬ pg. 11).

27. The indicators do not

appear on the LCD

monitor.

27. •You have made the

indicators on the LCD

monitor disappear.

27. •Press the IND/DISPLAY

button to make the

indicators appear on the

LCD monitor (੬ pg. 23).

28. Images on the LCD

monitor appear dark or

whitish.

28. •In places subject to low

temperature, images

28. •Adjust the brightness and

angle of the LCD monitor

(੬ pg. 23).

become dark due to the

characteristics of the LCD

monitor. When this

happens, the displayed

colours differ from those that

are actually recorded. This is

not a defect of the

camcorder.

•When the LCD monitor's

fluorescent light reaches the

end of its service life, images

on the LCD monitor become

dark. Consult your nearest

JVC dealer or Technical

Service Center.

29. The rear of the LCD

29. •The light used to illuminate

the LCD monitor causes it to

become hot.

29. •Close the LCD monitor to

turn it off or set the Power

Dial to "OFF", and let the

unit cool down (੬ pg. 19).

monitor is hot.

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

CORRECTIVE ACTION

30. The indicators and the

image colour on the LCD

monitor are not clear.

30. •This may occur when the

surface or the edge of the

LCD monitor is pressed.

30.

————

31. Images on the LCD

31. •The speaker volume is too

31. •Turn the speaker volume

monitor are jittery.

great.

down (੬ pg. 73).

32. The LCD monitor and the

lens have become dirty

(ex. fingerprints).

32.

32. •Wipe them gently with soft

cloth. Wiping strongly can

cause damage.

————

33. The LCD monitor

33. •Certain FADE/WIPE, P.AE/

Effects and other functions

that cannot be used together

are selected at the same

time.

33. •Re-read the sections

covering FADE/WIPE and

P.AE/Effects

indications blink.

(੬ pgs. 34 – 42).

34. Coloured bright spots

appear all over the LCD

monitor.

34. •The LCD monitor is made

with high-precision

34.

technology. However, black

spots or bright spots of light

(red, green or blue) may

appear constantly on the

LCD monitor. These spots

are not recorded on the

tape. This is not due to any

defect of the unit. (Effective

dots: more than 99.99 %)

————

35. The LCD monitor

35. •During playback of the

unrecorded portion, High-

speed Search and still

35.

indications are distorted.

————

playback, LCD monitor

indications appear distorted.

This is not a defect.

36. An unusual mark appears

36.

36. •Check the section of the

manual that explains

in the LCD monitor.

————

LCD monitor indications

(੬ pgs. 74, 75).

37. An error indication

(E01 — E07) appears in

the LCD monitor.

37. •A malfunction of some kind

has occurred. In this case

the camcorder’s functions

become unusable.

37. •Remove the tape or the

battery pack, and wait a

few minutes for the

indication to clear. When it

does, you can resume using

the camcorder.

If the indication remains,

please consult your nearest

JVC dealer or Technical

Service Center.

38. The charge indicator on

the AC Power Adapter/

Charger does not light.

38. •The temperature of the

battery is extremely high/

low.

38. •To protect the battery, it is

recommended to charge it

in places with a tempera-

ture of 10°C to 30°C

•Charging is difficult in

places subject to extremely

high/low temperatures.

(੬ pg. 9).

39. The recording mode

indicator "LP" blinks on

the LCD monitor.

39. •This occurs when recording in

the LP mode is not available.

After the indicator blinks, the

recording mode switches to

"SP" and recording goes on.

39.

————

AFTER USE

Cleaning The Camcorder

LCD monitor

PUSH-OPEN

Lens cover

Battery pack

CLEAN EXTERIOR

OPEN LCD MONITOR

Press the PUSH-OPEN switch to open the LCD

monitor fully.

Wipe gently with a soft cloth.

REMOVE LENS COVER

੬ pg. 14.

CLEAN LCD MONITOR

With soft cloth, gently wipe the LCD monitor

in a semicircular pattern. Avoid using too

much pressure as this will smear the monitor

screen, making it much more difficult to clean.

CLEAN LENS

3 _{Blow it with a blower brush, then wipe gently}

with lens cleaning paper.

RE-ATTACH LENS COVER

4 _{Do not forcefully re-attach the lens cover as}

this may damage it.

REMOVE POWER SUPPLY

5 _{Remove the battery pack or disconnect the AC}

Power Adapter/Charger.

CLOSE LCD MONITOR

CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS

Main Unit

(

)

y u

IND/DISPLAY

BRIGHT

1 Stereo microphone

% Power lamp ....................................... ੬ pg. 19

^ Power Dial ........................................ ੬ pg. 19

& RECORDING START/STOP

Take care not to cover the sensor with your hand

while shooting.

2 White Balance Sensor

button ................................................ ੬ pg. 19

* Zoom switch...................................... ੬ pg. 25

( Shooting mode selector ......................੬ pg. 18

) SP-LP recording mode button ............ ੬ pg. 14

q SNAPSHOT button ............................ ੬ pg. 26

w Battery cover open switch ..................੬ pg. 9

e Battery cover ..................................... ੬ pg. 9

Take care not to cover the sensor with your hand

while shooting.

3 Lens cover ......................................... ੬ pg. 14

When using an optional conversion lens or lens

filter (commercially available), you must first detach

the lens cover.

4 Lens

5 Tally lamp (record indicator)

r Multi connector

Lights during recording.

Located inside the cover. Connect to the Docking

Station’s multi connector. To avoid malfunction, do

not touch this connector or force the cover open.

t Stop button........................................ ੬ pg. 49

Jacks 6 to 0 are located beneath the covers.

6 Headphones jack

7 AUDIO output jack ........................... ੬ pg. 50

8 VIDEO output jack ............................ ੬ pg. 50

9 Ext. Mic input jack ............................ ੬ pg. 65

An optional microphone can be connected for use

with shooting or audio dubbing. When an external

microphone is used, the built-in microphone

automatically shuts off.

0 DC input jack .................................... ੬ pg. 10

! LCD monitor PUSH-OPEN switch...... ੬ pg. 19

@ VOLUME buttons .............................. ੬ pg. 49

Adjusts the speaker volume.

# Speaker .............................................. ੬ pg. 26

$ OPEN/EJECT switch .......................... ੬ pg. 13

y Play/Pause button ............................. ੬ pg. 49

Focus button...................................... ੬ pg. 46

u P.AE/Effect button.............................. ੬ pg. 34

Rewind button ................................... ੬ pg. 49

i Exposure button ................................ ੬ pg. 47

Fast-Forward button .......................... ੬ pg. 49

o MENU button .................................... ੬ pg. 12

p –/+ button ......................................... ੬ pg. 12

Q IND/DISPLAY button ........................ ੬ pg. 23

W Hand strap eyelet .............................. ੬ pg. 14

E Tripod mounting socket......................੬ pg. 16

CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS (Cont.)

1 2 3 4 5

6 Y 7

)

(

MANUAL

SP 30min

REC

PAUSE

TAPE!

PHOTO

5 SD MODE

SOUND 32kHz

25. 12. 97

10:35

FOCUS PRO.

EXP.

^ % $

LCD Monitor Indications During Recording

No.

NAME & FUNCTION

No.

NAME & FUNCTION

Date/Time display (੬ pg. 12)

Shooting mode selector position and

setting indications

(੬ pg. 18)

Exposure setting indication (੬ pg. 47)

Displays shooting mode selector position.

When selecting functions, each name

("FOCUS", "EFFECT", "EXP.", etc.) is

displayed.

Fade/Wipe effects &

P.AE/Effects indication

(੬ pg. 34, 40)

(੬ pg. 28)

(੬ pg. 33)

(੬ pg. 46)

(੬ pg. 29)

(੬ pg. 46)

(੬ pg. 45)

(

)

Scene indicator

Snapshot indicator

Wide mode

(੬ pg. 26)

(੬ pg. 31)

(੬ pg. 19)

Sound mode display

Focus setting indication

Self-Timer indicator

Manual focus indicators

White balance indicator

Record-Standby indicator

Digital image stabilizer indicator

(੬ pg. 31)

Recording mode indicator

(੬ pg. 14)

appears when no tape is

Casette mark

Exposure control indicator (੬ pg. 47)

loaded or, when you try to record with the

record safety tab set to “SAVE”.

Iris lock indicator

Zoom level indicator

P.AE/Effect indicator

FADE/WIPE indicator

(੬ pg. 48)

(੬ pg. 25)

(੬ pg. 40)

(੬ pg. 34)

Tape Remaining indicator

(੬ pg. 22)

When the LCD monitor indications are

turned off or during interface shooting, the

tape remaining indicator will not appear.

However, when the remaining time reaches

2 minutes,

appears indicating remaining

time;

–

(2 min.)

(1 min.)

– – –

– –

(0 min.)

Recording indicator

(੬ pg. 19)

(੬ pg. 33)

“Tape Running” indicator

Wind cut indicator

U R

32kHz / SOUND1

6we

TAPE!

25. 12. 9 7

10: 3 5

0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0

STOP

STILL

REW

W Q

LCD Monitor Indications During

Playback

No.

NAME & FUNCTION

Head clog warning

At the start of recording, appears and blinks

if dirt is detected on heads. Stop recording

and clean the heads using the Cleaning

No.

NAME & FUNCTION

Playback sound mode display (੬ pg. 55)

Cassette.

(੬ pg. 78)

“Tape Running” indicator

Condensation warning

Cassette mark

appears when no tape is

When this indicator appears, all functions

are disabled. Turn the unit off for a few

hours, and when you turn it on again the

indicator should disappear.

loaded or a tape reaches its end.

Audio Dubbing/Insert Editing mode

indicator

(੬ pg. 65, 66)

Date/Time Display

Fast-Forward indication

Rewind indication

Time Code Display

Play/Pause indication

(੬ pg. 55)

(੬ pg. 49)

(੬ pg. 55)

(੬ pg. 49)

Clock Battery warning

Appears when the clock (lithium) battery is

not in place or exhausted. For inserting or

replacing the clock battery, refer to page 11.

“No Tape Loaded” indicator

Appears for 10 seconds after power is turned

on if there's no tape loaded.

“STILL” is displayed during playback.

—

“Tape End” indicator

(੬ pg. 22)

Stop indication (੬ pg. 49)

An error number (E01, etc.)

appears

Consult your nearest JVC dealer.

(੬ pg. 71)

Warning Indications

No.

NAME & FUNCTION

—

"ERROR: REFER MANUAL" indicator

“Battery Low” indicator

Changes as follows according to the

remaining power level:

(੬ pg. 65, 66)

Appears when Audio Dubbing or Insert

Editing is impossible.

When the battery power is coming to an

end, the battery indicator (

) blinks in the

LCD monitor. After indication blinks, power

turns off automatically. Replace the battery

pack with a fully charged one.

CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS (Cont.)

JLIP Video Capture Docking Station

3 5

Use of the JLIP Video Capture Docking

Station enables you to capture video

images from video sources such as

camcorders and VCRs.

Also refer to the JLIP Video Capture

Docking Station's instruction manual.

8 9

)

(

% &

1 Fast-Forward (FF) button

# S-Video output jack ........................... ੬ pg. 52

Outputs S-Video signal.

$ Video output jack .............................. ੬ pg. 52

2 Rewind (REW) button........................ ੬ pg. 62

3 STOP button ...................................... ੬ pg. 58

4 PLAY button ...................................... ੬ pg. 56

5 PAUSE button

% DC output jack

For dealer use.

^ Audio output jack [L] ........................ ੬ pg. 52

& Audio output jack [R] ........................ ੬ pg. 52

6 EDIT button ....................................... ੬ pg. 62

7 Multi connector

* CAPTURE INPUT (EXT.)/PRINTER connector

•Connects to the optional video printer's video

output connector. This allows you to watch the

image from the video printer on the LCD

monitor without connecting to a television

(੬ pg. 49).

Connect to the camcorder’s multi connector. To

avoid malfunction, do not touch this connector.

8 RELEASE button ................................. ੬ pg. 51

9 Lock lever .......................................... ੬ pg. 51

0 DIGITAL jack

•Connect to COM port (RS-232C).

• When the VIDEO cable is connected to this

connector, the date and time code are not

displayed on the LCD monitor. To print out a

scene with its date, connect the video printer's

video output connector to a TV and operate

the video printer using a TV monitor.

! JLIP jack (joint Level Interface Protocol)

•It is used to connect the camcorder to a device

such as a personal computer.

For further detail consult your nearest JVC

dealer. Information (in English) is also available

at our home page: http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/

( EDIT jack ........................................... ੬ pg. 60

) Remote control sensor ....................... ੬ pg. 56

@ DC input jack .................................... ੬ pg. 51

CAUTIONS

Battery Packs

Cassettes

To properly use and store your cassettes, be sure to

read the following cautions:

The supplied battery pack is a

lithium-ion battery. Before

using the supplied battery pack

or an optional battery pack, be

sure to read the following

cautions:

1. During use . . .

.... make sure the cassette bears the Mini DV

mark.

.... be aware that recording onto prerecorded

tapes automatically erases the previously

recorded video and audio signals.

.... make sure the cassette is positioned properly

when inserting.

.... do not load and unload the cassette

repeatedly without allowing the tape to run

at all. This slackens the tape and can result in

damage.

.... do not open the front tape cover. This

exposes the tape to fingerprints and dust.

Terminals

1. To avoid hazard . . .

.... do not burn.

.... do not short-circuit the terminals.

.... do not modify or disassemble.

.... do not expose the battery to temperatures

exceeding 60°C, as this may cause the

battery to overheat, explode or catch fire.

.... use only specified chargers.

2. To prevent damage and prolong service life . . .

.... do not subject to unnecessary shock.

.... charge in an environment where tempera-

tures are within the tolerances shown in the

chart below. This is a chemical reaction type

battery—cooler temperatures impede

2. Store cassettes . . .

.... away from heaters or other heat sources.

.... out of direct sunlight.

.... where they won’t be subject to unnecessary

shock or vibration.

.... where they won’t be exposed to strong

magnetic fields (such as those generated by

motors, transformers or magnets).

.... vertically, in their original cases.

chemical reaction, while warmer tempera-

tures can prevent complete charging.

.... store in a cool, dry place. Extended exposure

to high temperatures will increase natural

discharge and shorten service life.

.... avoid prolonged uncharged storage.

.... remove from charger or powered unit when

not in use, as some machines use current

even when switched off.

Main Unit

1. For safety, DO NOT . . .

.... open the camcorder’s chassis.

.... disassemble or modify the unit.

.... short-circuit the terminals of the battery pack.

Keep it away from metallic objects when not

in use.

.... allow inflammables, water or metallic objects

to enter the unit.

.... remove the battery pack or disconnect the

power supply while the power is on.

.... leave the battery pack attached when the

camcorder is not in use.

3. To prevent damage to the camcorder . . .

.... replace the battery pack when it begins to

deliver less recording time per charge.

NOTE:

It is normal for the battery pack to be warm after

charging, or after use.

Temperature Range Specifications

Charging ................................... 10°C to 35°C

Operation ................................. 0°C to 40°C

Storage...................................... –10°C to 30°C

2. Avoid using the unit . . .

.... in places subject to excessive humidity or

dust.

.... in places subject to soot or steam such as

near a cooking stove.

.... in places subject to excessive shock or

vibration.

.... near a television set.

NOTES:

● Recharging time is based on room temperature of

20°C.

● The lower the temperature, the longer recharging

takes.

.... near appliances generating strong magnetic

or electric fields (speakers, broadcasting

antennas, etc.).

.... in places subject to extremely high (over

40°C or 104°F) or extremely low (under 0°C

or 32°F) temperatures.

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

CAUTIONS (Cont.)

3. DO NOT leave the unit . . .

.... in places of over 50°C (122°F).

.... in places where humidity is extremely low

(below 35%) or extremely high (above 80%).

.... in direct sunlight.

LCD monitor

1. To prevent damage to the LCD monitor,

DO NOT . . .

.... push it strongly or apply any shocks.

.... place the camcorder with the LCD monitor

on the bottom.

.... in a closed car in summer.

.... near a heater.

2. To prolong service life . . .

4. To protect the unit, DO NOT . . .

.... allow it to become wet.

.... avoid rubbing it with coarse cloth.

.... drop the unit or strike it against hard objects.

.... subject it to shock or excessive vibration

during transportation.

.... keep the lens directed at extremely bright

objects for long periods.

.... expose the lens to direct sunlight.

.... carry it by holding the LCD monitor.

.... swing it excessively when using the hand

strap.

3. Make be aware of the following phenomena for

LCD monitor use.

These are not mulfunctions. . . .

•While using the camcorder, the surface around the

LCD monitor and/or the back of the LCD monitor

may heat up.

•If you leave power on for a long time, the surface

around the LCD monitor becomes hot.

.... swing the soft camera case excessively when

the camcorder is inside it.

5. Dirty heads can cause the folowing problems:

About moisture condensation . . .

● You have observed that pouring a cold liquid

into a glass will cause drops of water to form

on the glass‘ outer surface. This same

phenomenon occurs on the head drum of a

camcorder when it is moved from a cool

place to a warm place, after heating a cold

room, under extremely humid conditions or

in a place directly subjected to the cool air

from an air conditioner.

● Moisture on the head drum can cause severe

damage to the video tape, and can lead to

internal damage to the camcorder itself.

•No picture during playback.

•Blocks of noise appear during playback.

•During recording, the Head Clog Warning

indicator “ ” appears in the LCD moitor.

In such cases, use the optional Cleaning

Cassette. Insert it and play back. If the cassette is

used more than once consecutively, damage to

the video heads may result. After the camcorder

plays back for about 20 seconds, it stops

automatically. Also refer to the Cleaning

Cassette’s instructions.

Serious malfunctioning

If malfunctioning occurs, stop using the unit

immediately and consult your local JVC dealer.

If, after using the Cleaning Cassette, the

problems still exist, consult your nearest JVC

dealer.

The camcorder is a microcomputer-controlled

device. External noise and interference (from a

TV, a radio, etc.) might prevent it from function-

ing properly. In such cases, first disconnect its

power supply unit (battery pack, AC Power

Adapter/Battery Charger, etc.) and clock battery;

and then re-connect it and proceed as usual

from the beginning.

SPECIFICATIONS

MAIN UNIT

General

Power

: DC 6.3 V (using AC Adapter) DC 7.2 V (using Battery)

: 8.6 W

Power consumption

Format

Signal format

: DV Format (SD mode)

: PAL Standard

Video signal recording format

Data compression rate

Digital compression technology

: Digital Component Recording

: 25 Mbps

: DCT (Discrete Cosine Transform) & VLC (Variable

Length Coding)

Cassette

Tape Speed

: MINI DV Cassette

: SP: 18.8 mm/sec.

LP: 12.5 mm/sec.

Maximum recording time

Continuous recoring time

: SP: 60 min.

LP: 90 min. (using DVM-60 cassette)

: Approx. 60 min. (using fully charged BN-V812U

Battery Pack)

Fast-Forward/Rewind Time

Pickup

: Approx. 100 sec. (using DVM-60 cassette)

: 1/3" CCD (single) 670,000 pixels

(recording area approx. 330,000 pixels)

: 10x Optical Zoom 20x/100x Digital Zoom

: F1.6, f = 4.5`45 mm

Zoom

Lens diameter

(Filter Diameter)

LCD monitor

ø27 mm

: 2.5", 180,000 pixel polysilicon TFT/LCD panel

: 14 lx, 7 lx (during 1/30 sec. slow shutter)

: Automatic/manual

Minimum required illumination

White balance

Iris

: Automatic/lock

Microphone

: Condensor type/stereo

Operating temperature

Operating humidity

Storage temperature

Dimensions

: 0 — 40°C

: 35 — 80%

: –20 — 50°C

: 59 (W) x 156 (H) x 94 (D) mm

: Main unit approx. 620 g

Approx. 730 g (With BN-V812U Battery Pack,

Cassette M-DV30ME, Hand Strap)

Weight

During recording

Audio

Sampling frequencies

Channels

: 48 kHz, 32 kHz

: 2 (48 kHz)

4 (32 kHz)

Quantum Bits

: 16 linear (48 kHz)

12 non-linear (32 kHz)

: Monaural

Speaker

Connectors

Microphone input connector

AUDIO output connector

VIDEO output connector

Headphone connector

DC input connector

: ø3.5 mm, –62 dBs stereo

: ø3.5 mm, (–8 dBs, 1 k¸) analog output

: ø3.5 mm, (1 Vp-p, 75 ¸) analog output

: ø3.5 mm, stereo

: 6.3 V

Multi connector

: 34-pin

* Specifications shown are for SP mode unless otherwise indicated. E & O.E. Design and specifications

subject to change without notice.

SPECIFICATIONS (Cont.)

BATTERY PACK

Power

: 7.2 V/1,250mAh

Dimensions

Weight

: 38 mm (W) x 20 mm (H) x 70 mm (D)

: Approx. 88 g

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

Power

: DC 3 V (Lithium Battery CR2025)

: Approx. 1 year (depending on usage)

: Approx. 5 m (front shaft)

: 0°C — 40°C

: –20°C — 50°C

Battery Life

Effective distance

Operating temperature

Storage temperature

Dimensions

: 54 mm (W) x 86 mm (H) x 12 mm (D)

: Approx. 26 g (with battery installed)

Weight

AC ADAPTER/CHARGER

Power

: AC 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz

: 20 W

: DC 7.2 V, 1.2 A (charge)

: DC 6.3 V, 1.8 A (VTR)

Power consumption

Output power

Operating temperature

Dimensions

Weight

: 0°C — 40°C (when charging, 10°C — 35°C)

: 94 mm (W) x 36 mm (H) x 122 mm (D)

: Approx. 270 g

JLIP VIDEO CAPTURE DOCKING STATION

Connectors

S-Video

(S2 output)

Video

: Output Y : 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms

C: 0.3 Vp-p, 75 ohms

: Input 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms (pin jack)

(CAPTURE INPUT (EXT.)/PRINTER connector)

: Output 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms (pin jack)

(VIDEO output connector)

: Output -8 dB, 1 kiloohm (pin jack)

: 3.5 mm dia., 4-pole, mini-head jack

(compatible with EIAJ RC-5325 plug)

: Mini DIN 8-pin

Audio

JLIP (x 2)

Digital

Multi-connector

Editing connector

DC output

: 34-pin

: 3.5 mm dia., 2-pole

: 5 V DC

Captured image sizes

Operating temperatures

External dimensions

Weight

: 768 x 552 dots, 80 x 60 dots

: 5 to 30° C

: 113W x 61H x 145D mm

: Approx. 395 g

Power supply

: 6.3 V DC

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Iris

Works like the pupil of the human eye. In a well-lighted environment, the human pupil contracts to keep too

much light from entering. In low lighting, the pupil dilates to allow more light in.

Colour temperature

A measurement in Kelvin degrees which indicates the colour contents of a light source; bluish light has a

higher colour temperature than reddish light. To reproduce white as white under different types of lighting,

the chrominance signal must be adjusted to match the light source’s colour temperature.

(See “White Balance”.)

AC Adapter

Used when charging the battery. Or, when connected directly to the camcorder, it can be used as a power

supply.

Auto focus

Focus can be set for automatic adjustment, for beginners who find the adjustment difficult.

On-screen display

Displays in the viewfinder can be shown on a connected TV.

Strobe

In the early days of movie making, 1-second strobes were uncommon, so movies didn’t have the smooth

movement they have today. This function gives movies the old-film flicker effect.

Record/Standby

Engage this mode by pressing START/STOP during Stop or Record modes. It means that the camcorder, or

your VCR, is paused and ready to record.

CCD (Charge coupled device)

Solid-state imaging device used in camcorders as the camera’s image pickup; analogous to the eye’s retina

except that picture information is output as electric signals.

Dew sensor

If condensation forms inside the unit due to a temperature change, the indicator appears in the viewfinder,

and the camcorder becomes unusable.

Digital zoom

10x Optical zoom image is taken and digitally processed to provide 20x or 100x magnified images.

Digital Image Stabilizer

When shooting while holding the camcorder in your hand, even if you think you’re perfectly still, there is

slight movement. This function compensates for that movement.

Fade

An effect used in scene transitions. Like movies or TV, the scene gradually goes black or white (fade out), or

comes in from a black or white screen (fade in).

White balance

A term that refers to the correctness of colour reproduction under various lighting. If the white balance is

correct, all other colours will be accurately reproduced.

Wipe

An effect used in scene transitions. A scene disappears as though it’s being wiped off the screen (wipe out),

or appears as though it’s wiped on (wipe in).

INDEX

Animation ............................................... ੬ pg. 33

Audio Dubbing ....................................... ੬ pg. 65

Auto Focus ............................................. ੬ pg. 46

Auto Shut off ........................................... ੬ pg. 27

On-Screen Menus............................ ੬ pgs. 30, 32

P.AE/Effects ............................................. ੬ pg. 40

Photo Frame ........................................... ੬ pg. 33

Play Back on TV ............ ੬ pgs. 50, 52, 54, 56, 57

Play Back Zoom ..................................... ੬ pg. 56

Power (AC/Battery) ............................ ੬ pgs. 9, 10

Battery .................................................... ੬ pg. 8

Battery Low ............................................ ੬ pg. 75

Beep/Tally ............................................... ੬ pg. 33

Random Assemble Editing ....................... ੬ pg. 60

Record Safety Tab ................................... ੬ pg. 13

Record/Standby ...................................... ੬ pg. 19

Recording Format ................................... ੬ pg. 6

Remote Control ...................................... ੬ pg. 17

Charging ................................................. ੬ pg. 8

Cleaning The Camcorder ........................ ੬ pg. 72

Connections ........................ ੬ pgs. 10, 50, 51, 52

Date/Time Display .................................. ੬ pg. 12

Date/Time Settings .................................. ੬ pg. 12

Digital Image Stabilizer .......................... ੬ pg. 31

Digital Zoom .......................................... ੬ pg. 25

Docking Station ...................................... ੬ pg. 51

Dubbing ................................................. ੬ pg. 58

Self-Timer ............................................... ੬ pg. 29

Set VCR Brand ........................................ ੬ pg. 59

Shutter/Slow shutter ................................ ੬ pg. 41

Slow Motion Playback ............................ ੬ pg. 53

Snapshot Mode ....................................... ੬ pg. 26

Snapshot Search ..................................... ੬ pg. 27

Sound ..................................................... ੬ pg. 33

Squeeze .................................................. ੬ pg. 31

Still Play Back ......................................... ੬ pg. 49

Strobe ..................................................... ੬ pg. 41

Editing .................................................... ੬ pg. 58

Exposure Control .................................... ੬ pg. 47

5SD ........................................................ ੬ pg. 28

5-Second Mode ...................................... ੬ pg. 28

Fade-In/Out ............................................ ੬ pg. 35

Focus Adjustment ................................... ੬ pg. 46

Tapes ...................................................... ੬ pg. 13

Time Code ......................................... ੬ pgs. 6, 21

White Balance ........................................ ੬ pg. 44

Wide....................................................... ੬ pg. 31

Wipe In/Out ............................................ ੬ pg. 35

Insert Editing ........................................... ੬ pg. 66

Iris .......................................................... ੬ pg. 48

Iris Lock .................................................. ੬ pg. 48

LCD monitor indications ................. ੬ pgs. 74, 75

Lithium-Ion Battery ................................. ੬ pg. 3

Loading A Tape ....................................... ੬ pg. 13

Motor Drive Mode .................................. ੬ pg. 26

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