Canon VC-C50iR, Instruction Manual

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Controlling the Camera from the Wireless Controller
While the wireless controller buttons are being used, the LED on the camera blinks green (at
0.1-second intervals).
Nomenclature
Whenever possible, switch the camera off when it is not in use (
→
P.26) as this
reduces power consumption. If the camera will not be used for an extended
period, unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet (
→
P.18). If you turn the
power off, the date and time will be cleared.
MEMO
3 2 1
AF
6 5 4
MF
9 8 7
0
MENU ID
HOME
Fn
BRIGHT
ON SCREEN
∞
SET/OK CANCEL
ZOOM
T
W
WL-V5
WIRELESS CONTROLLER
FOCUS button (
→
P.23, 24)
Adjusts the focus.
• AF : Switches to auto-focus.
• MF : Focus is fixed.
•
▲
: Lengthens the focal
distance.
•
▼
: Shortens the focal
distance.
Fn button
Not used.
ZOOM button (
→
P.22)
Increases or decreases the size of the
subject on the monitor screen.
• T : Enlarges the subject (zoom in).
• W : Shrinks the subject (zoom out).
BRIGHT button (
→
P.24)
Adjusts the brightness of the
image on the monitor.
• + : Brightens the image.
• – : Darkens the image.
SET/OK button (
→
P.25, 27, 35)
Used to store preset positions.
Can also be used to proceed to
the next level when specifying
settings in a setting menu.
ON SCREEN button (
→
P.27, 29)
Displays or hides the date, time
and text.
Camera ON/OFF button (
→
P.26)
Switches the camera on and off.
Camera control button (
→
P.21, 27, 35)
Used to change the camera head angle
and to move the on-screen cursor.
•
^ V
< >
: Move the camera head up,
down, left and right
respectively.
• HOME : Moves the camera head to the
center.
CANCEL button (
→
P.25, 27, 35)
Cancels registration of a preset camera
position. Also cancels a setting selected
in a setting menu and returns you to the
previous level.
Number buttons (
→
P.25, 36, 37)
Used to store and restore preset
positions, and to select the camera when
multiple cameras are used. The
*
and
#
buttons are not used.
MENU button (
→
P.27, 35)
Used to display and exit the MAIN
MENU.
ID button (
→
P.36, 37)
Used to control multiple cameras
individually. When the cameras are
switched off, pressing this button begins
individual camera control.
Battery cover
See P.20 for information on
loading the batteries.