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Panasonic HX-DC2 Owner'S Manual Download Page 103

 

VQT4F46 

103

Please refer to page 80.

Please refer to page 80.

This setting registers the functions (shortcut functions) performed when 
the SET button is tipped up, down, left and right with the recording screen 
displayed.

1

Select the destination (up, down, left or right on the SET button) 
for the function using the SET button and press the SET button.

[E.I.S.(VIDEO)]

[E.I.S.(PICTURE)]

[SHORTCUTS]

[MENU]:  

#

 [SHORTCUTS]

/

/

/

:

Functions are registered individually to up, down, left and right of the 
SET button.

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS:

Regular functions are automatically registered.

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Summary of Contents for HX-DC2

Page 1: ... HX DC2 Before connecting operating or adjusting this product please read the instructions completely For USA and Puerto Rico assistance please call 1 800 211 PANA 7262 or contact us via the web at http www panasonic com contactinfo For Canadian assistance please call 1 800 561 5505 or visit us at www panasonic ca VQT4F46 1AG6P1P6499 S ...

Page 2: ...side the unit Do not expose accessories battery pack AC adaptor SD memory card and etc to rain moisture dripping or splashing Do not place objects filled with liquids such as vases on accessories Use only the recommended accessories Do not remove covers Do not repair this unit by yourself Refer servicing to qualified service personnel WARNING To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or product da...

Page 3: ... turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for...

Page 4: ...guration This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Battery pack Lithium ion battery pack Use the specified unit to recharge the battery pack Do not use the battery pack with equipment other than the specified unit Do not get dirt sand liquids or other foreign matter on the terminals Do not touch the plug terminals i and j with metal objects Do not disassemble remodel heat or t...

Page 5: ...recommended by the manufacturer When disposing the batteries please contact your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of disposal Product Location Dual Camera Inner side of LCD monitor Battery holder HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 A lithium ion battery that is recyclable powers the product you have purchased Please call 1 800 8 BATTERY for information on how to recycle this battery U ...

Page 6: ... OR THE POWER SUPPLY TURNED ON WHEN NOT IN USE STORAGE OF YOUR CAMERA Store and handle your camera in a manner that will not subject it to unnecessary movement avoid shaking and striking Your camera contains a sensitive pick up device which could be damaged by improper handling or storage CARE TO CLEAN YOUR CAMERA Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when cleaning your camera body TO PROTECT T...

Page 7: ... using this component pay attention to the following points Back up data periodically The built in memory is temporary storage In order to avoid erasing data due to static electricity electromagnetic waves breakage and failures back up the data to a PC or disc l 145 The status indicator l 24 29 illuminates in red while the SD card or built in memory is being accessed initialization recording playb...

Page 8: ...unctions that can be used for still picture recording still picture playback are indicated by in this owner s manual Functions that can be used for audio recording audio playback are indicated by in this owner s manual Pages for reference are indicated by an arrow for example l 00 File is used to mean scene still picture and audio file This owner s manual is designed for use with models and Pictur...

Page 9: ...ttery 30 Charging the battery 34 Charging and recording time 36 Recording to a card 39 Cards that you can use with this unit 39 Inserting removing an SD card 40 Turning the unit on off 44 About standby mode 44 About economy function 45 About the high temperature warning icon 46 Selecting a mode 47 Setting date and time 48 Basic Before recording 50 Recording motion pictures 52 Recording still pictu...

Page 10: ... HX WA20 HX WA2 88 Record with color balance and audio that are suitable for recording underwater 88 Recording functions of menus 89 RECORDING MENU 1 89 RECORDING MENU 2 96 RECORDING MENU 3 100 RECORDING MENU 4 107 Manual recording 108 White Balance 108 Manual shutter speed iris adjustment HX WA20 110 Setting the focus and recording 112 Advanced Playback Playback Operations 113 Playback using oper...

Page 11: ...mat setting 137 Playback using VIERA Link 138 Copy Dubbing Copying from Built in Memory to SD card 142 Dubbing images onto other video devices 143 With a PC What you can do with a PC 145 End User License Agreement 148 Operating environment 150 Installation 154 Connecting to a PC 155 Use as a card reader 156 Using the unit as a web camera 159 Starting HD Writer VE 2 0 161 Reading the operating inst...

Page 12: ... recordable pictures 193 Specifications 196 Optional accessories 203 Accessory Order Form For USA and Puerto Rico Customers 205 Limited Warranty ONLY FOR U S A AND PUERTO RICO 206 Warranty For Canadian Customers 208 Useful Information Only For Latin American Countries 209 Index 210 Spanish Quick Use Guide Guía española para el uso rápido 212 ...

Page 13: ... care and maintenance guidelines described in this document are strictly followed this unit can operate underwater to a depth not exceeding 3 m 10 feet for a time not exceeding 60 minutes Waterproofing is not guaranteed if the unit is subject to an impact as a result of being hit or dropped etc If an impact to this unit occurs it should be inspected subject to a fee by a Panasonic s Service Center...

Page 14: ... rear door in a place with constant ambient temperature away from high temperatures humidity sand and dust The fog will disappear naturally in about 2 hours with the rear door open when the temperature of this unit gets close to the ambient temperature Contact Panasonic s Service Center if the fogging does not disappear Conditions in which inner side of the lens may be fogged Condensation may occu...

Page 15: ...ring to the unit use the supplied brush to remove it Be extremely careful to remove any sand etc that may adhere to the sides and corners of the rubber seal Keep the brush out of reach of children to prevent swallowing Check before using underwater Do not open or close the rear door in places with sand and dust close to water or with wet hands Sand or dust adhering may cause water leaks 1 Unlock t...

Page 16: ...ay cause water leaks and malfunction if you use this unit with liquid adhered 4 Check for cracks and deformation of the rubber seal on the rear door The integrity of the rubber seals may decrease after about 1 year with use and age To avoid permanently damaging this unit the seals should be replaced once each year Please contact Panasonic s Service Center for related costs and other information ...

Page 17: ...er seeping into this unit be careful not to trap foreign objects such as liquids sand hair or dust etc About handling the brush Before use check that foreign matter has not adhered to the brush After use remove any adhered foreign matter and clean in preparation for next use 1 Close the rear door 2 Slide the open close lever 3 Lock the LOCK lever LOCK SD CARD BATTERY ...

Page 18: ...cause malfunction This unit will sink in the water Take care not to drop this unit and lose it underwater by securely placing the strap around your wrist or similar measure Attaching a tripod with a 5 5 mm 0 22 q screw or larger may open a hole in this unit through which water will leak Caring for this unit after using it underwater Do not open or close the rear door until the sand and dust is rem...

Page 19: ...ghtly a few times After using this unit at the seaside or underwater or after washing it water will remain at the speaker site of this unit for a while and it may cause lower sound or sound distortion Fasten the strap firmly to prevent this unit from dropping 3 Wipe off water drops on this unit with a dry soft cloth and dry this unit in a shaded area which is well ventilated Dry this unit by stand...

Page 20: ...ent or the terminal connector Be sure to wipe any water off with a soft dry cloth The water droplets may seep into this unit when the rear door is closed while it is still wet causing condensation or failure Wiping moisture from the unit If there is moisture inside the rear door wipe every crevice completely clear of moisture This moisture is not due to exposure to water A Moisture here About the ...

Page 21: ...VQT4F46 21 When draining attach the hand strap to the unit and secure the hand strap to your wrist to prevent the unit from dropping B Drainage holes ...

Page 22: ...out of reach of children to prevent swallowing Product numbers correct as of Feb 2012 These may be subject to change Battery pack VW VBX090 VW VBX070 AC adaptor VSK0750 AV cable VFA0555 VFA0543 USB cable VFA0554 Lens cap VFC4701 Lens cap strap VFC4702 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX DC2 ...

Page 23: ...VQT4F46 23 Handstrap VFC4817 VFC4627 To prevent the unit from dropping be sure to attach the handstrap l 26 28 Brush VYC1064 CD ROM Software HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 ...

Page 24: ... 4 Open close lever SD CARD BATTERY l 30 40 5 Lock lever LOCK l 30 40 6 Menu button MENU l 68 7 REC button REC l 47 8 Intelligent auto button l 61 Preparation Names and Functions of Main Parts Due to limitations in LCD production technology there may be some tiny bright or dark spots on the LCD monitor screen However this is not a malfunction and does not affect the recorded picture 1 2 8 3 7 6 4 ...

Page 25: ...utton W T l 76 In Playback Mode Volume button l 66 119 Zoom button W T l 117 Thumbnail display switch l 66 13 Recording start stop button l 52 14 Rear door l 30 40 15 Card slot 16 Battery holder 17 HDMI micro connector l 132 139 18 USB AV connector l 132 143 155 Use the USB cable AV cable only the supplied cable In this owner s manual the SET button is denoted as shown below Example or Select usin...

Page 26: ...s if touched Please do not touch the flash 21 Hand strap fixture Adjust the length after passing your arm through the hand strap 22 Speaker 23 Internal stereo microphones 24 Tripod receptacle If you attach a tripod which has a 5 5 mm 0 22 q screw or larger it may damage this unit 19 20 21 22 23 24 ...

Page 27: ...tion 2 Power button l 44 3 USB AV connector l 133 143 155 Use the USB cable AV cable only the supplied cable 4 HDMI mini connector l 133 139 Due to limitations in LCD production technology there may be some tiny bright or dark spots on the LCD monitor screen However this is not a malfunction and does not affect the recorded picture 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 28: ...u screen In this owner s manual the SET button is denoted as shown below Example 9 In Recording Mode Zoom lever W T l 76 In Playback Mode Volume lever l 66 119 Zoom lever W T l 117 Thumbnail display switch l 66 10 Recording start stop button l 52 11 Menu button MENU l 68 12 REC button REC l 47 13 Battery Card cover l 32 42 14 Battery holder 15 Card slot or Select using the SET button 8 7 13 12 11 ...

Page 29: ...event swallowing 17 Speaker 18 Status indicator l 7 35 42 186 19 Internal stereo microphones 20 Built in flash l 96 The flash reaches high temperatures and may cause burns if touched Please do not touch the flash 21 Tripod receptacle If you attach a tripod which has a 5 5 mm 0 22 q screw or larger it may damage this unit 19 17 16 18 20 21 ...

Page 30: ...ble to purchase in some markets Some of these battery packs are not adequately protected with internal protection to meet the requirements of appropriate safety standards There is a possibility that these battery packs may lead to fire or explosion Please be advised that we are not liable for any accident or failure occurring as a result of use of a counterfeit battery pack To ensure that safe pro...

Page 31: ...inal markings Confirm that lever B is locked on to the battery It is possible to mistakenly insert the battery upside down so be sure to check the orientation carefully To remove the battery pack Push the lever B toward the direction of arrow and pull the battery straight out 3 Close the rear door LOCK SD CARD BATTERY ...

Page 32: ...n close lever 3 Lock the LOCK lever Lock securely to the points where the red portion C of the open close lever and LOCK lever are no longer visible HX DC2 1 Slide while pushing the battery card cover 2 Open the battery card cover LOCK SD CARD BATTERY SD CARD BATTERY LOCK Unlocked state Locked state Open close lever Lock lever ...

Page 33: ...o be sure to check the orientation carefully 3 Close the battery card cover Securely close it until it clicks Removing the battery Press and hold down the power button to turn off the unit then pull up and remove the battery Always check that the LCD monitor and status indicator lamp are off Keep the battery pack out of reach of children to prevent swallowing ...

Page 34: ...is unit only Do not use them with other equipment Similarly do not use AC adaptors and USB cables from other equipment with this unit The battery is charged while the unit is off or in the sleep mode l 45 The battery cannot be charged while the unit is recording or playing back It is recommended to charge the battery in a temperature between 10 oC and 30 oC 50 oF and 86 oF The battery temperature ...

Page 35: ...charging begins It will turn off when the charging is completed Do not use any other AC adaptors except the supplied one Do not use any other USB cables except the supplied one We recommend using Panasonic batteries l 22 36 37 203 If you use other batteries we cannot guarantee the quality of this product Do not heat or expose to flame Do not leave the battery ies in a car exposed to direct sunligh...

Page 36: ...ry VW VBX090 optional 3 7 V 880 mAh 2 h 30 min 1 h 10 min 40 min 1 h 20 min 40 min 1 h 15 min 40 min 1 h 30 min 45 min 1 h 50 min 50 min 1 h 30 min 45 min 2 h s HX WA2 Battery model number Voltage Capacity minimum Charging time Recording mode Maximum continuous recordable time Actual recordable time Supplied battery VW VBX090 optional 3 7 V 880 mAh 2 h 30 min 1 h 5 min 40 min 1 h 15 min 40 min 1 h...

Page 37: ...mum continuous recordable time Actual recordable time Supplied battery VW VBX070 optional 3 7 V 700 mAh 2 h 50 min 30 min 55 min 35 min 50 min 30 min 1 h 5 min 35 min 1 h 25 min 45 min 1 h 5 min 40 min 1 h 30 min s Battery capacity indication The display changes as the battery capacity reduces red When the charge is low is displayed at the center of the LCD monitor Due to the characteristics of th...

Page 38: ...c SD Memory Card 2 GB HX WA20 Number of recordable pictures Approx 230 pictures By CIPA standard Recording time Approx 115 min Playback time Approx 255 min HX WA2 Number of recordable pictures Approx 260 pictures By CIPA standard Recording time Approx 130 min Playback time Approx 255 min HX DC2 Number of recordable pictures Approx 210 pictures By CIPA standard Recording time Approx 105 min Playbac...

Page 39: ... used for motion picture recording on the following website http panasonic jp support global cs e_cam This website is in English only To use the Eye Fi transfer feature l 166 an Eye Fi X2 series SD card is required Operation of SD Memory Cards with a capacity of 256 MB or less is not guaranteed Preparation Recording to a card This unit an SDXC compatible device is compatible with SD Memory Cards S...

Page 40: ... Memory Card out of reach of children to prevent swallowing Inserting removing an SD card Caution Check that the status indicator has gone off 1 Open the rear door When using an SD card not from Panasonic or one previously used on other equipment for the first time on this unit format the SD card l 72 When the SD card is formatted all of the recorded data is deleted Once the data is deleted it can...

Page 41: ... label side A in the direction shown in the illustration and press it straight in as far as it will go Press the center of the SD card and then pull it straight out 1 Close the rear door 2 Slide the open close lever 3 Lock the LOCK lever Lock securely to the points where the red portion of the open close lever and LOCK lever are no longer visible LOCK SD CARD BATTERY ...

Page 42: ...ard into from the card slot Face the label side B in the direction shown in the illustration and press it straight in as far as it will go Press the center of the SD card and then pull it straight out HX DC2 Status indicator A When this unit is accessing the SD card or built in memory the status indicator lights up red ...

Page 43: ...and remove the USB cable jExpose the unit to vibrations or shock Performing the above while the indicator is on may result in damage to data SD card or this unit Do not expose the terminals of the SD card to water dirt or dust Do not place SD cards in the following areas jIn direct sunlight jIn very dusty or humid areas jNear a heater jLocations susceptible to significant difference in temperature...

Page 44: ...little power In standby mode opening the LCD monitor turns on the unit making the unit ready for recording immediately Use standby mode when you stop using the unit but intend to use it again after a short time Preparation Turning the unit on off HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 To turn off the unit Hold down the power button until the LCD monitor goes off Pressing the power button for a short time sends the...

Page 45: ...unction To prevent battery consumption due to forgetting to turn the unit off etc the economy mode function works to send the unit into sleep mode if the unit has been on for approximately 5 minutes default setting without an operation being performed The LCD monitor switches off and the status indicator flashes green When the unit is in sleep mode you can turn on the unit by pressing any of the b...

Page 46: ...until the temperature lowers will flash Battery unit internal temperature Screen display Unit operation ON Although it is possible to record play back please stop using the unit as soon as possible and turn off the unit ON Motion picture recording is no longer possible If you are recording a motion picture the recording stops Please turn off the unit Flashing After the flashing of the the unit tur...

Page 47: ... button Each press of the REC button changes the mode Preparation Selecting a mode Recording Mode l 52 55 59 For recording motion pictures still pictures and audio Playback Mode l 64 113 For playing back motion pictures still pictures and audio HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 48: ... an item DATE TIME DISP using the SET button and then tilt the SET button to the right or press the SET button 3 When DATE or TIME is selected Tilt the SET button to the left or right to select the desired item and then up and down to set the numerical values e g When DATE is selected The year can be set between 2000 and 2039 Preparation Setting date and time MENU CLOCK SET 1 ...

Page 49: ... day year information will appear as follows Recording screen display Recording month day year information JAN 01 2012 12 00AM To charge the built in clock battery install a fully charged battery in the unit If you leave the battery for approximately 2 days the time settings will be stored for approximately 7 days The charging continues even when the unit is turned off Before using the unit under ...

Page 50: ...unit Ensure that the lens and flash are not obstructed by your fingers or the handstrap Also ensure that your hand is not blocking the microphones on the LCD monitor Basic motion picture recording The unit should normally be held steady when recording If you move the unit when recording do so slowly maintaining a constant speed The zoom operation is useful for recording subjects you cannot get clo...

Page 51: ...y flipped even if you rotate the LCD monitor towards the lens side If the surface of the unit gets hot Due to the characteristics of the unit the outer surface may become warm during use but this does not indicate a malfunction If the unit starts to feel uncomfortably hot during use you might temporarily discontinue use until it cools down or try holding it in your other hand for a while Please us...

Page 52: ... inserted the motion pictures are recorded to the built in memory 1 Open the LCD monitor 2 Press the recording start stop button to start recording A When you begin recording appears 3 Press the recording start stop button again to pause recording Basic Recording motion pictures HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 000 00 00 000 00 00 000 00 00 ...

Page 53: ...maining recordable time drops to approximately 30 seconds or less μ flashes During recording in Slow Motion Mode l 81 μ does not flash 000 00 15 During recording Recording time elapsed Each time the unit is put into recording pause the counter display will be reset to 000 00 00 During recording standby Approximate remaining recordable time 000 00 15 000 00 15 000 00 15 HX WA20 ...

Page 54: ...ecording will not stop even if the LCD monitor is closed Please refer to page 191 for details about approximate recordable time About the compatibility of the recorded motion pictures They are not compatible with devices other than those that support MP4 Images cannot be played with equipment that does not support MP4 Confirm that your equipment supports MP4 by referring to the operating instructi...

Page 55: ...ictures are recorded to the built in memory 1 Open the LCD monitor 2 For auto focus only Press the button halfway A Focus area area inside brackets 3 Press the button fully If you continue to hold down the button you can check the recorded image on the LCD monitor Basic Recording still pictures HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 F3 5 F3 5 F3 5 1 30 1 30 1 30 ...

Page 56: ...hen PHOTO VIEW is set to ON you can change the recording standby screen display to the photo view l 107 A Video recording area About the screen indications in the still picture recording Video view Photo view Still picture operation indicator l 169 Size of still pictures l 90 3000 Remaining number of still pictures ß Flash l 96 ISO400 ISO l 100 F3 5 Iris value 1 30 Shutter speed Image stabilizer f...

Page 57: ...CUS the unit can focus on the subject in the center of the recording area When the risk of jitter increases due to a slower shutter speed while recording still picture camera shake icon will appear on the LCD monitor When this occurs attach the unit to a tripod to prevent jitter while recording or set FLASH to ßA AUTO l 96 When recording in a dark environment writing to the card may take time To p...

Page 58: ... no longer record still pictures while recording a motion picture or while recording audio About picture size When you record a still picture while recording a motion picture or audio the picture size will depend on the Recording mode l 89 Still pictures cannot be recorded during recording Still pictures cannot be recorded during or recording l 81 Burst recording is not possible The Flash l 96 and...

Page 59: ...is inserted the audio is recorded to the built in memory 1 Open the LCD monitor 2 Select the menu l 68 3 Start recording by pressing the recording start stop button 4 Press the recording start stop button again to stop recording Basic Recording audio MENU REC MODE VOICE RECORD 1 ...

Page 60: ...o operation indicator l 170 Red During audio recording When the remaining recordable time drops to approximately 30 seconds or less μ flashes 000 00 15 During audio recording Recording time elapsed Every time recording is stopped the indicator returns to 000 00 00 During audio recording standby Approximate remaining recordable time 000 00 15 000 00 15 000 00 15 ...

Page 61: ... what you want to record Select the menu l 68 Please refer to page 108 for details about Manual Mode Basic Intelligent Auto Mode HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 MENU INTELLIGENT AUTO ON Press the button to switch to Intelligent Auto Mode Please refer to page 108 for details about Manual Mode 1 MENU ...

Page 62: ...d automatically and the brightness is adjusted so it is recorded clearly Scenery The whole landscape will be recorded vividly without whiting out the background sky which may be very bright 1 Spotlight Very bright object is recorded clearly 1 Low light It can record very clearly even in a dark room or twilight 2 Night portrait A person and the background are recorded with near real life brightness...

Page 63: ... effective range of Automatic White Balance adjustment on this unit 2 Blue sky 3 Cloudy sky rain 4 Sunlight 5 White fluorescent lamp 6 Halogen light bulb 7 Incandescent light bulb 8 Sunrise or sunset 9 Candlelight If the Automatic White Balance is not functioning normally adjust the White Balance manually l 108 Auto Focus The unit focuses automatically Auto Focus does not work correctly in the fol...

Page 64: ...lay back using the SET button and press the SET button A The information for the file in the yellow frame is displayed Tilt and hold the SET button up or down to display the next or previous page Basic Motion picture Still picture Audio playback HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 Thumbnail display ...

Page 65: ...a SET button operation to display it Motion picture audio playback Playback Pause Rewind playback Fast forward playback Stops the playback and shows the thumbnails Still picture playback Deletes still picture l 128 Displays previous file Displays next file Stops playback and returns to thumbnail display ...

Page 66: ...ollowing operations are performed 8 file display is restored jIf you turn the unit off jIf you change the recording mode jIf you display the menu screen Speaker volume adjustment To adjust the speaker volume during motion picture or audio playback operate the volume button or volume lever during playback When a playback of a motion picture file or audio file ends the thumbnail display is restored ...

Page 67: ...ty This unit conforms to the universal DCF Design rule for Camera File system standard and Exif Exchangeable Image File Format stipulated by JEITA Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Files which do not conform to the DCF standard cannot be played back The file format of still pictures supported by this unit is JPEG Not all JPEG formatted files will be played back Th...

Page 68: ...b A or option tab B using the SET button and press down the right side of the SET button or press the SET button 4 Select from menu items C using the SET button and tilt the SET button to the right or press the SET button Basic Using the menu screen HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 MENU MENU ...

Page 69: ...de that reflects the currently displayed setting is displayed D Applicable mode indicator Setting is applied to still picture and motion picture recording Setting is applied to still picture recording Setting is applied to motion picture recording To get back to the previous screen Press the MENU button To end the menu setting Press the MENU button several times ...

Page 70: ...ET ALERT SOUND TURN ON OFF Sets the sound emitted when the unit is turned on off ON OFF RECORD BEEP Sets the sound emitted when recording is started and stopped ON OFF SHUTTER Sets the sound emitted when the button is pressed OFF A B C D KEY SW Sets the sound emitted when the buttons SET button MENU button etc are pressed OFF A B C D OPERATION VOL Sets the volume of the operation sounds 1 to 7 ALL...

Page 71: ...ATTERY REC Sets the time for which the unit is in the recording mode using the battery before it goes into sleep mode 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min BATTERY PLAY Sets the time for which the unit is in the playback mode using the battery before going into sleep mode 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min 30 min AC REC PLAY Sets the time for which the unit is in the recording playback mode using the AC adaptor before g...

Page 72: ...ecting DELETE DATA please use the AC adaptor When using the battery DELETE DATA cannot be selected Select DELETE DATA and perform a physical formatting of the SD card when the SD card is to be disposed transferred l 187 Select DELETE DATA and perform a physical formatting of the built in memory when this unit is to be disposed transferred l 184 TV OUTPUT TV SYSTEM Please refer to page 137 TV ASPEC...

Page 73: ...EW FOLDER using the SET button and press the SET button The created folder is set as the recording folder When selecting a folder Select the folder number of the desired folder using the SET button and press the SET button You cannot select folders which have been created on other equipment or folders which already contain the maximum number of files Use this unit to format media Formatting built ...

Page 74: ...ress the SET button The thumbnail screen is displayed with the first file in the selected folder surrounded by a yellow frame 3 Select the file to playback using the SET button and press the SET button This function sets the file numbers when the card is exchanged or formatted PLAYBACK FOLDER FILE NO CONT D ON File numbers are retained even when the card is exchanged or formatted OFF File numbers ...

Page 75: ...ntinues from the file currently being recorded Example If you record files up to 0015 on a first card and then exchange the first card for a second card which already has files up to 0005 recorded on it the new file numbers on the second card will start from 0016 When the newly inserted card contains file numbers which are larger than the file numbers recorded before changing the cards The file nu...

Page 76: ...m bar is the minimum and maximum zoom magnification When recording motion pictures at high levels of magnification we recommend fixing the unit to a tripod to prevent it moving Advanced Recording Using the zoom Zoom button Zoom lever T side Close up recording zoom in W side Wide angle recording zoom out B Optical zoom C i Zoom Digital zoom blue HX WA20 HX WA2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 A Zoom bar HX WA...

Page 77: ... as close as 1 cm 0 39q with the zoom magnification at 1 times and from 80 cm 2 6 feet with the zoom magnification at its maximum The enlarged size will be approximately double size double range zoom Press again to return to normal size Set to Recording mode l 47 Press the zoom range button On the normal zoom recording screen the icon is displayed On the double range zoom recording screen the icon...

Page 78: ...s canceled About the maximum zoom magnification The maximum zoom magnification differs according to the mode and settings of the unit MENU ZOOM MODE desired setting DIGITAL ZOOM Digital zoom i ZOOM This zoom function allows you to maintain high definition picture quality OFF Optical zoom only Image stabilizer for motion pictures W Wide T Tele Zoom mode setting OFF i ZOOM DIGITAL ZOOM Motion pictur...

Page 79: ...re recording 1k 5k 5k 60k 1k 7k 7k 84k 1k 8 5k 8 5k 102k 1k 10k 10k 120k 1k 7 5k 7 5k 90k 1k 10k 10k 120k Image stabilizer for motion pictures Double range zoom W Wide T Tele Zoom mode setting OFF i ZOOM DIGITAL ZOOM Motion picture recording OFF ON 1k 6k 7 5k 60k 2k 12k 15k 120k ACTIVE MODE 1k 5k 6k 50k 2k 10k 12k 100k Still picture recording 1k 5k 5k 50k 12 M 8 3M HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 80: ...lization may not be possible under strong camera shaking conditions When SCENE MODE is set to FIREWORKS NIGHT SCENERY NIGHT PORTRAIT or LOW LIGHT the Image stabilizer may be less effective The screen may shake when using optical zoom or during the auto focus operation but this does not indicate a fault Advanced Recording Image stabilizer MENU E I S VIDEO desired setting ACTIVE MODE This setting gi...

Page 81: ...e button display changes 2 Press the recording start stop button to start recording 3 Press the recording start stop button again to pause recording Advanced Recording Recording in Slow Motion Mode HX WA20 Records a motion picture at 240 frames second 640k360 pixels Records a motion picture at 480 frames second 320k180 pixels Off cancel the setting ...

Page 82: ... still pictures are not recorded l 58 During recording in Slow Motion Mode the following function is disabled j E I S VIDEO During recording in Slow Motion Mode the following functions are disabled and cannot be used j ZOOM MODE SCENE MODE and FACE CHASER ISO is set to AUTO EXPOSURE is set to PROGRAM During recording in Slow Motion Mode or playing back the recorded scene the LCD monitor or the TV ...

Page 83: ... every 1 second The unit records as you hold down the button ending the recording when the maximum number pictures in the burst are reached 16M REVERSE BURST 14M REVERSE BURST Records approximately 1 still picture every 1 second The unit records as you hold down the button On release of the button it stores the maximum number of pictures in the burst going back from the moment of release 3M REVERS...

Page 84: ...res in the burst is reached When burst recording the following functions are disabled and cannot be used j FLASH j HDR Backlight Comp in SCENE MODE j HANDHELD NIGHT SHOT in SCENE MODE j HDR Paint in COLOR MODE j PANORAMA The following functions cannot be used with burst recording j E I S PICTURE j FACE CHASER With burst recording the shutter speed is faster than 1 30 HX WA20 BURST setting Maximum ...

Page 85: ... the center of the LCD monitor 3 Pan the unit horizontally or vertically The red cross will shift in the panning direction Record in such a way that the red cross and the white cross align If the red cross separates from the guide the panorama still picture cannot be correctly recorded To stop panorama recording partway through Press the button Advanced Recording Recording panorama still pictures ...

Page 86: ...l be automatically canceled when you stop Move the camera toward the direction of recording taking care not to shake Correct recording is not possible when the shake is too big HX WA20 Panorama setting Picture size Horizontal panorama still picture Vertical panorama still picture 360e PANORAMA 10688k720 1280k10688 180e PANORAMA 5344k720 1280k5344 HX WA2 HX DC2 Panorama setting Picture size Horizon...

Page 87: ...htness changes drastically during the recording Since panorama still picture is composed from multiple still pictures there may be cases where the subject may warp or connection may stand out In the following cases it may not be possible to record correctly jWhen the swing speed is too fast or too slow jWhen recording the subject that have monotone colors or patterns repeating such as sky sandy be...

Page 88: ...nd of the motor is suppressed through the action of an audio filter sound quality differs to when recording in other modes Advanced Recording Recording underwater HX WA20 HX WA2 The unit can record underwater at depths of down to 3 m 10 feet for periods within 60 minutes Before recording underwater be sure to read Important About the Waterproof and Dustproof Performance of this unit HX WA20 HX WA2...

Page 89: ...1 about approximate recordable time When the unit is moved a lot or moved quickly or when a fast moving subject is recorded particularly when recording in mode mosaic type noise may appear at playback Advanced Recording Recording functions of menus MENU or desired setting RECORDING MENU 1 REC MODE MENU REC MODE desired setting Records with 1920k1080 pixels 60i Records with 1920k1080 pixels 30p Rec...

Page 90: ... and apertures PICTURE SIZE MENU PICTURE SIZE desired setting Picture size HX WA20 Picture size HX WA2 HX DC2 Aspect ratio 4608k3456 4352k3264 4 3 3616k2712 3744k2808 4 3 2560k1920 2560k1920 4 3 2048k1536 2048k1536 4 3 640k480 640k480 4 3 4608k2592 4352k2448 16 9 3840k2160 3744k2106 16 9 2560k1440 2560k1440 16 9 1920k1080 1920k1080 16 9 INTELLIGENT AUTO SCENE MODE MENU SCENE MODE desired setting 1...

Page 91: ...make blue in the sea or sky vibrant SUNSET To make red in the sunrise or sunset vibrant FIREWORKS To capture the fireworks in the night sky beautifully LANDSCAPE For spatial scenery NIGHT SCENERY To capture the evening or night scenery beautifully NIGHT PORTRAIT To capture a person and the background brightly HANDHELD NIGHT SHOT For bright still pictures with reduced image shake HDR Backlight Comp...

Page 92: ... is recommended LOW LIGHT jThe shutter speed is 1 15 or more Motion picture recording HDR Backlight Comp jWhen recording a moving subject a ghost image may appear jThe field of view of the recorded still picture is smaller than the range displayed on the recording screen Limitations of scene mode settings Setting Limitations SPORTS PANORAMA Fixed to OFF COLOR MODE Fixed to FOCUS Fixed to Slow Moti...

Page 93: ...low Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to LANDSCAPE PANORAMA Fixed to OFF COLOR MODE Fixed to FOCUS Fixed to FACE CHASER Fixed to OFF Slow Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to NIGHT SCENERY PANORAMA Fixed to OFF COLOR MODE Fixed to FOCUS Fixed to FLASH Fixed to FACE CHASER Fixed to OFF Slow Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to Setting Limitations HX WA20 HX WA20 HX WA20 ...

Page 94: ... Fixed to ISO Fixed to AUTO Slow Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to HDR Backlight Comp BURST Fixed to OFF PANORAMA Fixed to OFF COLOR MODE Fixed to FOCUS Fixed to FLASH Fixed to E I S PICTURE Fixed to METERING MODE Fixed to ISO Fixed to AUTO PICTURE SIZE or setting is disabled setting is changed to setting and setting is changed to setting Slow Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to Se...

Page 95: ...OLOR MODE Fixed to FOCUS Fixed to Slow Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to LOW LIGHT PANORAMA Fixed to OFF COLOR MODE Fixed to FOCUS Fixed to FLASH Fixed to ISO Fixed to AUTO Slow Motion Mode Fixed to off EXPOSURE Fixed to BURST PANORAMA Setting Limitations HX WA20 HX WA2 HX WA20 HX WA20 ...

Page 96: ...he SCENE MODE l 90 is set to FIREWORKS NIGHT SCENERY HANDHELD NIGHT SHOT only HDR Backlight Comp or LOW LIGHT If you register a shortcut function l 103 to the SET button you can change the flash setting from the recording screen FLASH MENU FLASH desired setting RECORDING MENU 2 FLASH MENU FLASH desired setting ßA AUTO The unit determines the brightness of the subject and emits a flash if necessary...

Page 97: ...ation of appears to notify you of the recording timing After the recording the self timer setting is canceled To stop the timer midway through Press the button or the recording start stop button Setting the self timer to Ø2 or Ø10 is a good way to prevent image shake when the button is pressed while using a tripod etc If you register a shortcut function l 103 to the SET button you can change the s...

Page 98: ...n it goes into sleep mode Please refer to page 112 You can select the focusing method according to the position of the subject You can change the light metering method used to measure brightness FOCUS FOCUS MODE MENU FOCUS MODE desired setting 9 PT AUTOFOCUS The unit determines the focus automatically from 9 focus points in the recording range SPOT FOCUS The unit focuses on the subject over the fo...

Page 99: ...e that the exposure is appropriate CENTER The unit averages light measurements over the entire screen giving higher weight to the subject at the center of the screen SPOT The unit meters the subject over spot meter target displayed at the center of the LCD monitor COLOR MODE MENU COLOR MODE desired setting OFF Cancel the setting HDR Paint Records still pictures with picture effects SOFT SKIN Recor...

Page 100: ...e field of view of the recorded still picture is smaller than the range visible on the recording screen Please see below ISO Although with the default settings the ISO sensitivity is set automatically in accordance with the brightness of the subject the ISO sensitivity can be fixed ISO MENU ISO desired setting RECORDING MENU 3 ISO MENU ISO desired setting AUTO ISO sensitivity is set automatically ...

Page 101: ... than AUTO while the SCENE MODE l 90 is set to FIREWORKS HDR Backlight Comp HANDHELD NIGHT SHOT only or LOW LIGHT Slow Motion Mode l 81 is set to off If you register a shortcut function l 103 to the SET button you can change the ISO sensitivity setting from the recording screen Please refer to page 108 Please refer to page 110 200 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 200 400 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 400...

Page 102: ...s with detected faces is displayed on the 1 file thumbnail display l 66 If the subject is small or dark on the LCD monitor the unit may not be able to detect it SCENE MODE will be automatically set to OFF when the FACE CHASER is set to ON while the SCENE MODE l 90 is set to FIREWORKS LANDSCAPE or NIGHT SCENERY FOCUS MODE l 98 is set to 9 PT AUTOFOCUS and METERING MODE l 98 is set to MULTI Face det...

Page 103: ... right with the recording screen displayed 1 Select the destination up down left or right on the SET button for the function using the SET button and press the SET button E I S VIDEO E I S PICTURE SHORTCUTS MENU SHORTCUTS Functions are registered individually to up down left and right of the SET button RECOMMENDED SETTINGS Regular functions are automatically registered 3 ...

Page 104: ...button changes the registered function setting To confirm the shortcut settings press the MENU button on the screen in Step 1 A confirmation screen appears AF LOCK Locks the focus l 105 AE LOCK Locks the exposure l 105 FOCUS Sets the focus l 112 Can be registered to and only FLASH Sets the flash operation l 96 EXP COMPENSATION Corrects the exposure l 106 ISO Sets the ISO sensitivity l 100 Ø SELF T...

Page 105: ...ing standby mode j Setting Slow Motion Mode AE lock If you register AE lock as a shortcut function l 103 you can record with the exposure locked Register the shortcut function l 103 Tilt the SET button in the direction to which you registered AE lock will appear on the LCD monitor The AE lock setting is canceled if any of the following operations is performed jSetting playback mode jIf the SCENE M...

Page 106: ...to the left or right to correct the exposure The exposure compensation value is displayed to the left side of the exposure compensation bar The exposure compensation value can be corrected in the range 1 8 to 1 8 The exposure compensation bar disappears when the SET button is pressed The exposure setting is canceled if any of the following operations is performed jSetting the pointer to n 0 jSetti...

Page 107: ... of view during video recording appears A Video recording area If you register a shortcut function l 103 to the SET button you can change the photo view setting from the recording screen Please refer to page 78 PHOTO VIEW MENU PHOTO VIEW desired setting RECORDING MENU 4 PHOTO VIEW MENU PHOTO VIEW desired setting ON Photo view OFF Video view ZOOM MODE HX WA2 3 HX WA20 HX DC2 4 HX WA20 HX DC2 4 ...

Page 108: ...e Balance function may not reproduce natural colors depending on the scenes or lighting conditions If so you can adjust the White Balance manually 1 Select the menu WIND CUT MENU WIND CUT ON AUTO REVIEW MENU AUTO REVIEW desired setting 1sec Still pictures are displayed for approximately 1 second after being recorded 2sec Still pictures are displayed for approximately 2 seconds after being recorded...

Page 109: ...t source If you turn on the unit with the lens cap still fitted the auto white balance will not be set correctly Always remove the lens cap before turning on the unit SCENE MODE will be set to OFF when the WHITE BALANCE is set to other than AUTO while the SCENE MODE l 90 is set to BEACH SUNSET or FIREWORKS AUTO The unit distinguishes the weather and lighting at the recording location and automatic...

Page 110: ... MANUAL Tilt the SET button up down to select shutter speed or iris value and tilt left and right to set On selecting SHUTTER or APERTURE Tilt the SET button left or right to set 4 Press the SET button A F2 8 Iris value F2 8 F8 0 Value closer to F8 0 darken the image Value closer to F2 8 brighten the image MENU EXPOSURE PROGRAM Exposure is set automatically SHUTTER Set the shutter speed APERTURE S...

Page 111: ...re iris values that are not displayed When recording with a slow shutter speed attach the unit to a tripod etc to prevent camera shake You may see a band of light around an object that is shining very brightly or is highly reflective During normal playback image movement may not look smooth If you record an extremely bright object or record under indoor lighting color and screen brightness may cha...

Page 112: ...CRO the PANORAMA and SCENE MODE functions are set to OFF Even with a setting of MANUAL or MACRO if you set the PANORAMA and SCENE MODE to a setting other than OFF the focus setting is set to AUTO When you set the focus to MACRO start with the zoom set to Wide W If you register a shortcut function l 103 to the SET button you can change the focus setting from the recording screen In certain cases it...

Page 113: ...g steps Fast forward rewind playback During Playback Tilt the SET button to the right during playback for fast forward playback tilt to the left for rewind playback Each tip of the SET button changes the playback speed Maximum 15k normal speed Tilt the SET button in the opposite direction during forward winding or rewinding to slow the winding speed Press the SET button to restore normal playback ...

Page 114: ... the left for reverse frame by frame playback Reverse frame by frame playback will be in 1 second interval and or 0 5 second interval Press the SET button to restore normal playback Scroll playback During stop during pause Press the SET button during the display of the panorama still picture When playing back a horizontal panorama still picture the playback scrolls from left to right When playing ...

Page 115: ... frame playback here 2 Press the button fully 3 Select the aspect ratio of the still picture to be saved and press the SET button White bands will be recorded at the top and bottom of still pictures Date the motion picture was recorded will be registered as date of the still picture Quality will be different from the normal still picture When creating a still picture from a recorded motion picture...

Page 116: ...ET button to start scroll playback of the panorama still picture 3 Press the SET button to pause at the section you wish to cut out 4 Press the button The cut out still picture is saved with picture size of 1280k720 The date and time of the recording of the panorama still picture are stored as the date and time of the cut out picture The cut out still picture is saved with a new image number ...

Page 117: ... picture is enlarged the more its quality deteriorates 2 Shift the position of the zoomed portion using the SET button Zooming out from the zoomed still picture Operate the zoom button or zoom lever to side to zoom out Press the SET button to restore the normal display 100 screen Saving the zoomed still picture Press the button while zoomed in The rotation information is retained for the 4 3 and 1...

Page 118: ... available when ALL or PICTURE has been selected in MODE Advanced Playback Various playback functions MENU SLIDESHOW desired setting MODE Select the type ALL VIDEO PICTURE of the file to play back SLIDES INTERVAL 1 Select the display interval for still picture playback EFFECT SETUP 1 Select the effects for still picture playback MUSIC SELECT 2 Select the music for still picture playback or playbac...

Page 119: ...nes audio files is played back without music Playback of motion pictures recorded in Slow Motion Mode is accompanied by music selected in MUSIC SELECT 3 Select START using the SET button and press the SET button Panorama still pictures are played back as follows jHorizontal panorama still picture the playback scrolls from left to right jVertical panorama still picture playback scrolls from down to...

Page 120: ... second or more To make the information disappear press the MENU button 1 Recording mode Recording format 2 Recording start time and date 3 File number 4 Protection setting 5 File size 6 Recording time 7 Recording media 1 Picture size 2 Scene mode 3 Color mode 4 IRIS Aperture SHUTTER Shutter speed EXPOSE Exposure correction ISO ISO sensitivity 5 Recording start time and date 6 File number 7 Protec...

Page 121: ...VQT4F46 121 1 Recording mode Recording format 2 Recording start time and date 3 File number 4 Protection setting 5 File size 6 Recording time 7 Recording media ...

Page 122: ...ails about protection setting Please refer to page 167 for details about selective forwarding Please refer to page 128 You can rotate still pictures 1 Select the still picture to rotate using the thumbnail screen Move the yellow frame over the still picture you wish to rotate Advanced Playback Using the playback menu MENU or desired setting PLAYBACK MENU 1 SLIDESHOW PLAY VOLUME PROTECT or TRANSFER...

Page 123: ...save as a new still picture 1 Select the still picture to resize using the thumbnail screen Move the yellow frame over the still picture you wish to resize 2 Select the menu The resized still picture is saved with a new image number Still picture with picture size of and panorama still picture cannot be resized Cannot be selected when the size of the original image is MENU ROTATE RIGHT or LEFT RES...

Page 124: ...eye cannot be corrected in panorama still pictures or still pictures recorded with COLOR MODE set to HDR Paint Because the unit automatically corrects the portion it recognizes as requiring correction it may not always make the correction correctly You can cut unwanted sections from scenes scene splitting You can also splice multiple scenes together Scene splicing Splitting a scene 1 Select the sc...

Page 125: ... as when setting the start position The portions displayed in green are saved If you wish to splice a preceding section to a subsequent section tilt the SET button down Each downward tilt of the SET button changes the section to be deleted 6 Press the button or the recording start stop button MENU EDIT VIDEO SPLIT Play back With the unit paused tilt the SET button to the right for approximately 2 ...

Page 126: ...bers You can continue selecting up to maximum of 9 scenes The scenes are spliced in numerical order according to the assigned numbers To cancel a selection press the SET button again 3 Press the button or the recording start stop button 4 Select a saving method using the SET button and press the SET button SAVE AS NEW The split scene is saved as a new scene OVERWRITE The original scene is deleted ...

Page 127: ...s the processing will take longer due to the time it takes to process large files When editing scenes on the unit make sure that the battery does not run out during the processing by using a battery with sufficient charge on it or the AC adaptor For editing long scenes we recommend using a PC HD Writer VE 2 0 It may not be possible to split short scenes The actual splitting point may differ slight...

Page 128: ...ct the file to delete using the SET button 2 Tilt the SET button up 3 Select DELETE using the SET button and press the SET button Set to Playback mode l 47 1 Select the menu Advanced Playback Deleting scenes still pictures audio files Deleted scenes still pictures audio files cannot be restored so perform appropriate confirmation of the contents before proceeding with deletion Deleting displayed f...

Page 129: ... the SET button again You can continue selecting up to maximum of 100 files 4 Press the button or the recording start stop button A delete confirmation screen appears 5 Select YES using the SET button and press the SET button The selected files are deleted Deleting all files 3 When DELETE ALL is selected in Step 2 Select DELETE using the SET button and press the SET button A delete confirmation sc...

Page 130: ...ayed back the thumbnails are displayed as cannot be deleted The deletion may take time if there are many files If you delete scenes recorded on other products or still pictures conforming to DCF standard with this unit all the data related to the scenes still pictures may be deleted When still pictures recorded on an SD card by other products are deleted a still picture other than JPEG that cannot...

Page 131: ...elect the menu When you are using an Eye Fi card which has already been set to selective forwarding with a PC TRANSFER PROTECT is displayed 2 Select the file you wish to protect using the SET button and press the SET button appears To cancel the selection press the SET button again is displayed on the thumbnail for 1 file l 66 3 Press the MENU button to complete the settings MENU PROTECT 1 ...

Page 132: ...efinition images you can enjoy them in high resolution with high quality sound Turn down the volume before connecting 1 Connect this unit to a TV Advanced Playback Watching Video Pictures on your TV Confirm the terminals on your TV and use a cable compatible with the terminals Image quality may vary with the connected terminals A High quality 1 HDMI terminal 2 Video terminal HX WA20 HX WA2 ...

Page 133: ...when connecting to video terminal Cables Reference items B HDMI micro cable optional Connecting with an HDMI micro cable HDMI mini cable l 137 Playback using VIERA Link l 138 D HDMI mini cable optional Be sure to connect to the HDMI terminal E AV cable supplied Picture quality 1 High definition images when connecting to HDMI terminal 2 Standard images when connecting to video terminal HX DC2 ...

Page 134: ...udio input setting on the TV For more information please read the operating instructions for the TV 3 Play back from the unit The volume cannot be adjusted on the unit Please adjust the volume on the TV Cables Reference items D HDMI mini cable optional Connecting with an HDMI micro cable HDMI mini cable l 137 Playback using VIERA Link l 138 About the status indicator of the unit While the unit is ...

Page 135: ...V cable If the HDMI mini cable and AV cable are connected at the same time output will be prioritized in order of the HDMI mini cable AV cable Connection cable Video output destination TV SYSTEM l 137 Recording mode Playback mode Standing by Recording AV cable supplied LCD monitor of the unit NTSC PAL TV NTSC PAL HDMI micro cable optional HDMI mini cable optional LCD monitor of the unit NTSC PAL T...

Page 136: ... on a regular TV 4 3 If a wide screen TV is connected adjust the aspect setting on the TV Refer to the operating instructions of the TV for details MENU TV OUTPUT TV ASPECT 4 3 TV ASPECT setting 16 9 4 3 Refer to the following support site for information about Panasonic TVs with an SD card slot for playing back your pictures http panasonic net For details on how to play back please read the opera...

Page 137: ... not output on the TV when the setting is AUTO switch to the method 720p 1080i or 480p which enables the images to be displayed on your TV Please read the operating instructions for the TV TV format setting Set the format of the video signal output from the USB AV connector MENU TV OUTPUT HDMI AUTO 720p 1080i 480p MENU TV OUTPUT TV SYSTEM NTSC or PAL NTSC Outputs NTSC video signals PAL Outputs PAL...

Page 138: ... micro cable optional HDMI mini cable optional for automatic linked operations Not all operations are possible VIERA Link is a unique Panasonic function built on an HDMI control function using the standard HDMI CEC Consumer Electronics Control specification Linked operations with HDMI CEC compatible devices made by other companies are not guaranteed When using devices made by other companies that ...

Page 139: ...than the HDMI1 if there are 2 or more HDMI input terminals on the TV VIERA Link must be activated on the connected TV Read the operating instructions for setting the TV etc Always use a genuine Panasonic HDMI micro cable RP CHEU15 optional Always use a genuine Panasonic HDMI mini cable RP CDHM15 RP CDHM30 optional HX WA20 HX WA2 HDMI IN HX DC2 HDMI IN HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 140: ...e unit off If you use the remote control for the TV to turn off the power this unit also turns off Automatic input switching If you connect with an HDMI micro cable or an HDMI mini cable and then turn on this unit the input channel on the TV automatically switches to this unit s screen If the TV s power is in standby status it will turn on automatically if Set has been selected for the TV s Power ...

Page 141: ...s for the devices Available linked operations between this unit and a Panasonic TV is different depending on the types of Panasonic TVs even if they are compatible with VIERA Link Refer to the operating instructions of the TV for the operations that support on the TV Operation is not possible with a cable that is not based on the HDMI standard ...

Page 142: ...ancel press the SET button again You can continue selecting up to maximum of 100 files Press the MENU button to return to the previous step On selecting COPY ALL Select COPY ALL to begin copying to the SD card 4 On selecting COPY SELECTED Press the recording start stop button or the button When the copying ends the unit returns to the playback menu Copy Dubbing Copying from Built in Memory to SD c...

Page 143: ...back the copied file before deletion to confirm that the original has been copied normally Copy Dubbing Dubbing images onto other video devices Change the video input on the video device and TV that this unit is connected to The channel set will differ depending on the terminal to which the unit is connected See the operating instructions of the video device for details Insert the plugs as far as ...

Page 144: ...opping recording on the recorder Even when DISPLAY is set to OFF the battery icon will be displayed if the battery runs low Be sure to use a battery which has been charged sufficiently If the date and time display and function indication are not wanted cancel them before dubbing l 71 If the dubbed images are played back on a wide screen TV the images may be stretched vertically In this case refer ...

Page 145: ...ter VE 2 0 can be played back on the unit Note however that such scenes cannot be edited on the unit Smart wizard The Smart wizard screen is automatically displayed when you connect this unit to a PC with HD Writer VE 2 0 installed l 155 Select the function you wish to use and follow the on screen instructions for easy copying With a PC What you can do with a PC Copy to PC You can copy motion stil...

Page 146: ... restored later What can be done with the HD Writer VE 2 0 Data type Copying data to a PC Motion picture and still picture Copying to a Blu ray disc Motion pictures are converted to high definition H 264 motion pictures Motion pictures recorded using cannot be copied Motion pictures recorded using cannot be copied Copying in DVD Video format Converted to conventional standard quality MPEG2 format ...

Page 147: ...led When motion picture data is written to and read from the SD card correct operation cannot be guaranteed with software other than that supplied with the unit Do not start the software supplied with this unit and other software at the same time Close any other software if you start the software supplied with this unit and close the software supplied with this unit if you start any other software...

Page 148: ... allow any third party whether free of charge or not to use copy or modify the Software except as expressly provided for in this Agreement Article 3 Restrictions on Copying the Software Licensee may make a single copy of the Software in whole or a part solely for back up purpose Article 4 Computer Licensee may use the Software only on one computer and may not use it on more than one computer Furth...

Page 149: ...his Agreement In this event Licensee must destroy the Software and related documentation together with all the copies thereof at Licensee s own expense Article 9 With regard to MICROSOFT SQL SERVER COMPACT 3 5 produced by Microsoft Corporation 1 Licensee shall use the MICROSOFT SQL SERVER COMPACT 3 5 only when included in the Software and shall not use the MICROSOFT SQL SERVER COMPACT 3 5 in any o...

Page 150: ...software is not compatible with Microsoft Windows 3 1 Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows 98SE Windows Me Windows NT and Windows 2000 Operating environment for HD Writer VE 2 0 With a PC Operating environment PC IBM PC AT compatible PC OS Windows 7 32 bit 64 bit Starter Home Basic Home Premium Professional Ultimate SP1 Windows Vista 32 bit Home Basic Home Premium Business Ultimate SP2 Windows XP 32 bit ...

Page 151: ...1 GB or more recommended Display High Color 16 bit or more 32 bit or more recommended Desktop resolution of 1024k768 pixels or more 1920k1080 pixels or more recommended Windows 7 Windows Vista DirectX 9 0c compatible video card DirectX 10 recommended Windows XP DirectX 9 0c compatible video card Compatible with DirectDraw overlay PCI Express k16 compatible recommended Video memory of 256 MB or mor...

Page 152: ...ormance PC depending on the functions to be used It may not properly play back or properly operate depending on the environment of the PC used Refer to the operating environment and notes Operation during the playback may become slow if the CPU or memory is not fulfilling the requirements of the operating environment Always use the most current driver for the video card Always make sure there is e...

Page 153: ...ndows 7 Windows Vista 1 GHz or higher 32 bit k86 or 64 bit k64 processor including compatible CPU Windows XP Intel Pentium III 450 MHz or higher or Intel Celeron 400 MHz or higher RAM Windows 7 1 GB or more 32 bit 2 GB or more 64 bit Windows Vista Home Basic 512 MB or more Windows Vista Home Premium Business Ultimate Enterprise 1 GB or more Windows XP 512 MB or more 1 GB or more recommended Interf...

Page 154: ...lay screen is not displayed automatically select Start Computer or double click on Computer on the desktop and then double click Panasonic 2 Click Yes Operate following the instruction on the screen Select NTSC Area when the country or region of your residency is not displayed in the selection screen for the country or region Uninstalling HD Writer VE 2 0 Follow the steps below to uninstall any so...

Page 155: ... sufficiently charged battery This function is available in all modes 2 Connect this unit to a PC The USB function selection screen will appear 3 Select the desired connection mode using the SET button and press the SET button With a PC Connecting to a PC CARD READER The unit works as an external drive for the PC Card reader mode l 156 WEB CAMERA The unit works as a web camera Web camera mode l 15...

Page 156: ...ng an SDXC Memory Card check the following support site http panasonic net avc sdcard information SDXC html Use as a card reader Connect the unit to a PC and set the unit to card reader mode l 155 The LCD monitor will turn off The Smart wizard screen is automatically displayed when HD Writer VE 2 0 is installed This unit is automatically recognized as an external drive of the PC l 157 File is read...

Page 157: ...e folders are numbered 102CDPFP 103CDPFP and so on 2 Recorded scenes 3 JPEG format pictures 4 Recorded audio 5 SD card CAM_SD only The upload tool HD Writer Web Uploader is automatically copied to the SD card when WEB upload setting l 163 is performed We recommend using HD Writer VE 2 0 to copy motion picture data Using Windows Explorer or other programs on the PC to copy move or rename files and ...

Page 158: ...to a PC Panasonic Blu ray disc recorder or Panasonic DVD recorder using a USB cable the battery will charge Insert the USB cable securely all the way It will not operate properly if it is not inserted all the way Do not use any other USB cables except the supplied one Operation is not guaranteed with any other USB cables Be sure to connect the unit directly to the PC Blu ray disc recorder or DVD r...

Page 159: ... PC AT compatible PC Mac Necessary software Windows Live Messenger iChat OS Windows 7 32 bit 64 bit or SP1 Windows Vista 32 bit SP2 Windows XP 32 bit SP3 Mac OS X 10 7 2 CPU Windows 7 Windows Vista 1 GHz or higher 32 bit k86 or 64 bit k64 processor including compatible CPU Windows XP Intel Pentium III 450 MHz or higher or Intel Celeron 400 MHz or higher Intel Core 2 Duo or better RAM Windows 7 1 G...

Page 160: ... or iChat settings When disconnecting the USB cable from your PC please close Windows Live Messenger or iChat before disconnecting After 12 hours the unit is automatically turned off In web camera mode the following functions are disabled j DIGITAL ZOOM i ZOOM FACE CHASER E I S VIDEO and E I S PICTURE In web camera mode although the unit can record up to 30 frames per second this rate may drop due...

Page 161: ...s Panasonic HD Writer VE 2 0 HD Writer VE For details on how to use the software applications read the PDF operating instructions of the software Reading the operating instructions of the software applications You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 0 or later or Adobe Reader 7 0 or later to read the PDF operating instructions Select Start All Programs Panasonic HD Writer VE 2 0 Operating Instruction...

Page 162: ...PC 1 Connect this unit to a PC via the supplied USB cable The USB function selection screen will appear 2 Select CARD READER using the SET button on the unit and press the SET button The LCD monitor will turn off This unit is automatically recognized as an external drive of Mac If you select anything other than CARD READER remove and then reconnect the USB cable 3 Double click on the CAM_SD or CAM...

Page 163: ... the Internet you can easily upload files recorded on the SD card to YouTube or Facebook Insert the SD card Set to Playback mode l 47 1 Select the menu 2 Select the file to upload using the SET button and press the SET button will appear on the selected file To cancel press the SET button again You can continue selecting up to maximum of 20 files Copy files recorded to the built in memory to the S...

Page 164: ... Insert the plugs as far as they will go Do not use any other USB cables except the supplied one Operation is not guaranteed with any other USB cables Removable disk Example is displayed in Computer 5 Select CARD READER using the SET button and press the SET button 6 Open the removable disk that appears in Computer 7 Double click HDWWEBUP EXE in the AD_HDWUP folder The HD Writer Web Uploader will ...

Page 165: ...udio files cannot be handled When using the Eye Fi card the web upload function is disabled Operation cannot be guaranteed on future YouTube and Facebook services and updates The service content and screens which can be used are subject to change without prior notice The service is currently available February 1st 2012 Do not upload images protected by copyright unless you hold the copyright or yo...

Page 166: ...ted please check with the card manufacturer Install the software supplied with the Eye Fi card in advance on your PC and configure the Eye Fi settings For settings methods etc please read the card operating instructions or consult the card manufacturer Select the menu When TRANSFER is set to ON the transferable files will be transferred automatically To cancel the forwarding of a file turn off the...

Page 167: ...n Direct Mode the economy mode function l 45 is disabled When TRANSFER l 166 is set to OFF START DIRECT MODE cannot be selected Selecting files to transfer If you perform the required settings in advance on your PC you can transfer selected files alone For settings methods etc please read the card operating instructions or consult the card manufacturer Install the software supplied with the Eye Fi...

Page 168: ...y function of the Eye Fi card is set to on the files transferred from the card may be deleted automatically The Eye Fi card may heat up as a result of the files being transferred When the Eye Fi card is used the battery will run down faster Audio files cannot be handled The Eye Fi setting can be checked from the recording standby screen or the thumbnail screen 1 file display When using the Eye Fi ...

Page 169: ... for still pictures l 90 115 In Playback Mode the picture size is not displayed for still pictures recorded with other products that have different picture sizes from the sizes shown above Burst recording l 83 Panorama recording l 85 000 00 15 000 00 15 000 00 15 MF 3000 3000 3000 ISO400 ISO400 ISO400 F3 5 F3 5 F3 5 1 30 1 30 1 30 HX WA20 12 M 8 3M HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 170: ...0 ISO200 ISO400 ISO800 ISO1600 ISO3200 3 ISO sensitivity l 100 3 only Intelligent Auto Mode l 61 Exposure l 101 F3 5 Iris value l 56 110 1 30 Shutter Speed l 56 110 Zoom Double range zoom l 77 B Eye Fi settings l 168 Gray Red Audio recording icon Recording audio Focus mark l 98 Spot metering target l 98 Zoom unavailable icon l 82 HX WA20 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX WA20 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 ...

Page 171: ...ng recordable time l 53 60 AF Lock l 105 AE Lock l 105 Ø10 Ø2 Self timer Recording l 97 Card recording possible status Built in memory recording possible status Image Stabilizer l 80 MF Focus l 112 Remaining battery power l 37 1 5 6 D E Display during playback l 65 113 00 00 30 Playback Time Motion picture 000 00 30 Playback Time Audio DEC 15 2012 3 30PM Recording date and time DEC 15 2012 Recordi...

Page 172: ...sfer protect is set l 131 167 Face detection l 102 Panorama still picture l 85 Eye Fi transfer status l 166 Files exceeding 4 GB in size l 67 Remaining battery power l 37 Files which cannot be played back Time display The built in battery is low l 49 Incompatible SD card is used ...

Page 173: ...state Re insert the SD card and turn the unit off and on again CARD FULL Built in Memory full There is no space on the SD card or in built in memory Please delete unneeded files or use an SD card with space on it Card is protected The write protection switch on the SD card is in the LOCK position Please unlock the write protect switch l 40 Others Troubleshooting Object seems to be warped Object se...

Page 174: ...ck spots visible Condition due to the LCD monitor characteristics Not a malfunction Spots only appear in the LCD monitor and will not be recorded with the images Power Problem Check points This unit cannot be turned on This unit does not stay on long enough Battery runs down quickly Recharge the battery pack or connect the AC adaptor l 34 In cold places the battery using time becomes shorter It is...

Page 175: ...the VIERA Link set VIERA Link to OFF l 138 This unit cannot be operated though it is turned on This unit does not operate normally Remove the battery or AC adaptor wait about 1 minute and then reconnect the battery or AC adaptor Then about 1 minute later turn on the unit again Conducting the above operation while the media is being accessed may damage the data on the media If normal operation is s...

Page 176: ... the power connected contact consumer support l 207 208 209 Indication Problem Check points The battery capacity indication or the elapsed time indication is not shown DISPLAY is OFF l 71 Status indicator Problem Check points The status indicator is flashing red During battery charging the status indicator flashes red with a period of approximately 2 seconds approximately 1 second on 1 second off ...

Page 177: ...on halfway to change to photo view To change the angle of view of the recording standby screen to photo view set PHOTO VIEW to ON l 107 The unit arbitrarily stops recording Use an SD card that can be used for motion picture recording l 39 The recordable time may have shortened due to the deterioration of the data writing speed or repeated recording and deletion Using the unit format the SD card or...

Page 178: ...ickers indoors Color or brightness of the image may change or you may see horizontal bars in the image when the object is recorded under fluorescent light mercury light or sodium light etc but this is not a malfunction Record in Intelligent Auto Mode or set the shutter speed to 1 60 in areas where the power supply frequency is 60 Hz or 1 100 in areas of 50 Hz Record in Intelligent Auto Mode Playba...

Page 179: ...ing is simultaneously set for files for which selected transfer is set l 131 167 During playback there is no sound Adjust the play volume in this unit l 66 With other products Problem Check points Video or audio is not output even though it is connected to TV correctly The images are squeezed horizontally Please read the operating instructions of your TV and select the channel that matches the inp...

Page 180: ...n back on again Setting on other devices If the TV input does not switch automatically switch the input using the TV remote control Check the VIERA Link setting on the connected device Please refer to the operating instructions of the connected device With a PC Problem Check points An error message may appear on the PC when you charge the battery by connecting the USB cable to a PC First disconnec...

Page 181: ... PC To disconnect the USB cable safely double click the icon in the task tray and follow the instructions on the screen Cannot see the PDF operatinginstructionsfor HD Writer VE 2 0 or HD Writer Web Uploader You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 0 or later or Adobe Reader 7 0 or later to read the PDF operating instructions for HD Writer VE 2 0 or HD Writer Web Uploader Others Problem Check points If...

Page 182: ...pment and stops functioning properly turn this unit off and remove the battery or disconnect AC adaptor Then reinsert the battery or reconnect AC adaptor and turn this unit on Do not use this unit near radio transmitters or high voltage lines If you record near radio transmitters or high voltage lines the recorded pictures and or sound may be adversely affected Make sure to use the supplied cords ...

Page 183: ...ip a cloth in water and squeeze firmly and then wipe the unit with the damp cloth Next dry the unit with a dry cloth Use of benzine paint thinner alcohol or dishwashing liquid may alter the camera body or peel the surface finish Do not use these solvents When using a chemical dust cloth follow the instructions that came with the cloth Do not use the unit for surveillance purposes or other business...

Page 184: ...perature and the effect increases the more the temperature rises or falls In cold areas the full charge indication may not appear or the low battery indication may appear about 5 minutes after starting use At high temperatures the protection function may be triggered making it impossible to use the unit Be sure to detach the battery after use If the battery is left attached a minute amount of curr...

Page 185: ...recording time If you drop the battery accidentally check to see if the terminals are damaged Inserting a battery with damaged terminals can damage the unit Do not throw old battery into fire Heating a battery or throwing it into a fire may result in an explosion If the operating time is very short even after the battery has been recharged the battery has worn out Please purchase a new battery If ...

Page 186: ...ox 0 25 second on for approx 0 25 second The battery is not charged Remove the battery from the unit and try charging again Check that the terminals of the unit or battery are not dirty or covered with a foreign object and connect the battery correctly once again If a foreign object or dirt is present turn off the unit before removing The battery or environment is at an extremely high or low tempe...

Page 187: ...ed that the SD card is physically destroyed or the SD card is physically formatted using this unit when disposing of or giving away the SD card To perform a physical format connect the unit to the AC adaptor insert the SD card select FORMAT DELETE DATA from the option menu 2 and follow the on screen instructions The customer is responsible for the management of the data in the SD card About the SD...

Page 188: ...a cold area its LCD monitor will be slightly darker than usual immediately after the unit is turned on The normal brightness will be restored when the unit s internal temperature rises LCD monitor Extremely high precision technology is employed to produce the LCD Monitor screen featuring a total of approximately 230 000 dots The result is more than 99 99 effective dots with a mere 0 01 of the dots...

Page 189: ...a are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Microsoft product screen shot s reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation IBM and PC AT are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation of the U S Intel Pentium Celeron and Intel Core are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U S and or other co...

Page 190: ...iance with the AVC Standard AVC Video and or ii decode AVC Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal and non commercial activity and or was obtained from a video provider licensed to provide AVC Video No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA LLC See http www mpegla com ...

Page 191: ...tion image quality 2 Conventional standard image quality Others Recording modes approximate recordable time Recording mode 1 1 1 1 2 Picture size 1920k1080 1920k1080 1280k720 1280k720 640k480 SD card 4 GB 20 min 30 min 30 min 50 min 2 h 20 min 16 GB 1 h 50 min 2 h 10 min 2 h 10 min 3 h 30 min 9 h 50 min 64 GB 7 h 8 h 20 min 7 h 50 min 13 h 20 min 32 h Built in memory Approx 64 MB 15 s 20 s 20 s 40...

Page 192: ... new file when the file size exceeds 4 GB during recording A new file is created automatically every 4 GB The recording state is continued until the unit enters the paused state When recording in Slow Motion Mode recording ends after 15 seconds of recording Use time in the row of 4 GB in above table as a guideline for the time that can be copied onto one DVD disc 4 7 GB Recording mode 3 Picture si...

Page 193: ...mber of recordable pictures Picture size 4608k3456 3616k2712 2560k1920 Aspect ratio 4 3 4 3 4 3 SD card 4 GB 450 750 1400 16 GB 1900 3100 6000 64 GB 7500 12000 23000 Built in memory Approx 64 MB 5 10 25 Picture size 2048k1536 640k480 Aspect ratio 4 3 4 3 SD card 4 GB 2300 16500 16 GB 9000 67000 64 GB 36000 237000 Built in memory Approx 64 MB 40 250 HX WA20 ...

Page 194: ...rox 64 MB 10 15 30 50 Picture size 360e PANORAMA 180e PANORAMA 10688k720 1280k10688 5344k720 1280k5344 Aspect ratio s s SD card 4 GB 500 1000 16 GB 2200 4400 64 GB 8500 17500 Built in memory Approx 64 MB 5 15 Picture size 4352k3264 3744k2808 2560k1920 Aspect ratio 4 3 4 3 4 3 SD card 4 GB 500 700 1400 16 GB 2100 2900 6000 64 GB 8500 11500 23000 Built in memory Approx 64 MB 5 10 25 12 M 8 3M HX WA2...

Page 195: ...16 GB 9000 67000 64 GB 36000 237000 Built in memory Approx 64 MB 40 250 Picture size 4352k2448 3744k2106 2560k1440 1920k1080 Aspect ratio 16 9 16 9 16 9 16 9 SD card 4 GB 650 900 1900 3400 16 GB 2800 3800 7500 13500 64 GB 11000 15000 31000 52000 Built in memory Approx 64 MB 10 15 30 50 Picture size 360e PANORAMA 180e PANORAMA 14400k720 1280k14400 7200k720 1280k7200 Aspect ratio s s SD card 4 GB 40...

Page 196: ...tery Power consumption Recording 4 2 W 4 1 W 4 0 W Charging 4 5 W 4 5 W 3 4 W Signal system 1080 60i 1080 30p 720 60p 720 30p 540 30p 480 30p 360 240p 180 480p Recording format MPEG 4 AVC file format standard MP4 Motion picture compression MPEG 4 AVC H 264 iFrame Audio compression AAC 2 ch HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 ...

Page 197: ...re size and number of recordable pictures Recording media SD Memory Card FAT12 and FAT16 system compliant SDHC Memory Card FAT32 system compliant SDXC Memory Card exFAT system compliant Refer to page 39 for details on SD cards usable in this unit Built in memory Approx 64 MB Image sensor 1 2 33z 1MOS image sensor Total Approx 16400 K Effective pixels Motion picture 9810 K 4 3 8290 K 16 9 Still pic...

Page 198: ...ide Approx 80 cm 2 6 feet Tele Auto iris F3 5 to F3 7 Focal length 6 8 mm to 34 0 mm 35 mm equivalent Motion picture 38 9 mm to 233 4 mm Double range zoom W mode 4 3 40 0 mm to 240 0 mm Double range zoom W mode 16 9 80 9 mm to 485 4 mm Double range zoom T mode 4 3 82 4 mm to 494 4 mm Double range zoom T mode 16 9 Still picture 38 6 mm to 193 0 mm 4 3 39 9 mm to 199 5 mm 16 9 Minimum focus distance...

Page 199: ...prox 230 K dots 3 0z wide LCD monitor Approx 230 K dots Microphone Stereo Speaker 1 round speaker dynamic type White balance adjustment Auto tracking white balance system Standard illumination 1 400 lx Minimum required illumination Approx 2 lx 1 15 with Low Light mode in the Scene mode Approx 6 lx Scene mode off 1 30 Approx 3 lx 1 15 with Low Light mode in the Scene mode Approx 9 lx Scene mode off...

Page 200: ...rminal Type micro B AV output share Battery charging function Charges from USB terminal when the unit is off 500 mA Web camera Compression format Motion JPEG Image size 640k480 30p VGA Flash Available range Approx 80 cm to 2 0 m 2 6 feet to 6 6 feet Available range Approx 80 cm to 2 1 m 2 6 feet to 6 9 feet Dimensions 93 9 mm W k125 6 mm H k44 1 mm D 3 70 q W k4 95 q H k1 74 q D including projecti...

Page 201: ...y supplied and an SD card optional Approx 259 g Approx 0 571 lbs with battery supplied and an SD card optional Approx 180 g Approx 0 397 lbs with battery supplied and an SD card optional Operating temperature 0 oC to 35 oC 32 F to 95 F Operating humidity 10 RH to 80 RH Waterproof performance Equivalent to IEC 60529 IPX8 Depths less than 3 0 m 10 feet for 60 minutes or less Dustproof performance Eq...

Page 202: ...nformation for your safety Power source Power consumption DC output AC 100 V to 240 V 50 60 Hz 7 W DC 5 0 V 1 0 A Dimensions 48 9 mm W k32 8 mm H k75 2 mm D 1 93 q W k1 29 q H k2 96 q D Mass Weight Approx 54 g Approx 0 119 lbs ...

Page 203: ...lable recording time Others Optional accessories Accessory No Figure Description VW VBX090 Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery Pack VW VBX070 Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery Pack RP CHEU15 HDMI micro cable RP CDHM15 RP CDHM30 HDMI mini cable HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 204: ...B SD Memory Card RP SDU64GE1K RP SDU32GU1K RP SDU16GU1K RP SDU08GU1K RP SDU04GU1K Class 10 64 GB SDXC Memory Card Class 10 32 GB SDHC Memory Card Class 10 16 GB SDHC Memory Card Class 10 8 GB SDHC Memory Card Class 10 4 GB SDHC Memory Card NOTE Accessories and or model numbers may vary by country Please consult your local dealer Product numbers correct as of Feb 2012 These may be subject to change...

Page 205: ...IS ORDER TO PANASONIC NATIONAL PARTS CENTER 20421 84th Ave S Kent WA 98032 Ship To Mr Mrs Ms First Last Street Address City State Zip Phone Day Night 4 Shipping information UPS delivery requires complete street address Please photocopy this form when placing an order 3 Method of payment check one American Express VISA MasterCard Please do not send cash 2 Items Ordered Quantity Accessory Price Each...

Page 206: ...ted in the Owner s Manual and send it prepaid adequately insured and packed well in a carton box When shipping Lithium Ion batteries please visit our Web Site at www panasonic com BatteryHandling as Panasonic is committed to providing the most up to date information Include a letter detailing the complaint a return address and provide a daytime phone number where you can be reached A valid registe...

Page 207: ...hen write to the warrantor s Consumer Affairs Department at the addresses listed for the warrantor PARTS AND SERVICE WHICH ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Customer Services Directory United States and Puerto Rico Obtain Product Information and Operating Assistance locate your nearest Dealer or Service Center purchase Parts and Accessories or make Customer Service a...

Page 208: ...justments misadjustment of consumer controls improper maintenance improper batteries power line surge lightning damage modification introduction of sand humidity or liquids commercial use such as hotel office restaurant or other business or rental use of the product or service by anyone other than an Authorized Servicer or damage that is attributable to acts of God Dry cell batteries are also excl...

Page 209: ... Ecuador 1800 PANASONIC 1800 726276 Costa Rica 800 PANA737 800 7262737 El Salvador 800 PANA 800 7262 Guatemala 1 801 811 PANA 1 801 811 7262 Chile 800 390 602 From a cell phone 797 5000 Venezuela 800 PANA 800 800 7262 800 Uruguay 0 800 PANA 0 800 7262 Peru 0800 00726 Argentina 0800 333 PANA 0800 333 7262 0810 321 PANA 0810 321 7262 Paraguay 0800 11 PANA 0800 11 7262 Mexico Service To obtain inform...

Page 210: ...8 Delete 128 Digital zoom 78 Display 71 Displaying file information 120 Double range zoom 77 E Economy 45 71 Eye Fi 166 F File No continued 74 Flash 96 Focus 63 112 Focus mode 98 Formatting 72 Frame by frame playback 114 H HD Writer VE 2 0 145 161 HDMI micro connector 25 132 137 138 HDMI mini connector 27 133 137 138 I i Zoom 78 iFrame 89 Image stabilizer function 80 Initial setting 72 Intelligent...

Page 211: ...e 90 Scene splicing 126 Scroll playback 114 SD Memory Card 39 SD Speed Class Rating 39 SDHC Memory Card 39 SDXC Memory Card 39 Self timer recording 97 Self recording 51 Shortcut functions 103 Shutter speed 110 Simultaneous recording 58 Sleep mode 45 Slide show 118 Slow motion mode 81 Slow motion playback 114 Splitting a scene 124 Standby mode 44 Still picture compatibility 67 T Transfer 167 Tripod...

Page 212: ... de baterías Confirme la orientación de las marcas del terminal e inserte la batería A marcas del terminal Spanish Quick Use Guide Guía española para el uso rápido HX WA20 HX WA2 1 Desbloquee la palanca LOCK 2 Deslice la palanca para abrir cerrar 3 Abra la puerta trasera LOCK SD CARD BATTERY ...

Page 213: ...rección de la flecha y tire la batería de forma recta hacia afuera 3 Cierre la puerta trasera 1 Cierre la puerta trasera 2 Deslice la palanca para abrir cerrar 3 Bloquee la palanca LOCK Bloquee de forma segura en los puntos donde la parte roja C de la palanca para abrir cerrar y la palanca LOCK ya no estén visibles LOCK SD CARD BATTERY LOCK SD CARD BATTERY SD CARD BATTERY LOCK Estado bloqueado Est...

Page 214: ...arcas del terminal Se puede insertar erróneamente la batería colocándola al revés por lo tanto asegúrese de verificar atentamente la orientación 3 Cierre la tapa de la batería tarjeta Cierre de forma segura escuche un sonido de clic HX DC2 1 Deslice mientras empuja la tapa de la batería tarjeta 2 Abra la tapa de la batería tarjeta ...

Page 215: ...apagar la unidad luego tire hacia arriba y retire la batería Siempre revise que el monitor LCD y la lámpara del indicador de estado estén apagados Carga de la batería A Indicador de estado B Adaptador de CA C A la toma de CA Inserte las clavijas hasta el fondo HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 216: ...a la unidad El indicador de estado parpadea en rojo durante un período de aproximadamente 2 segundos aproximadamente 1 segundo encendido aproximadamente 1 segundo apagado y comienza la carga Se apagará cuando se completa la carga Insertar extraer una tarjeta SD 1 Abra la puerta trasera HX WA20 HX WA2 1 Desbloquee la palanca LOCK 2 Deslice la palanca para abrir cerrar 3 Abra la puerta trasera LOCK ...

Page 217: ...lustración e introdúzcalo hasta el fondo Presione el centro de la tarjeta SD y luego retírela completamente 3 Cierre la puerta trasera 1 Cierre la puerta trasera 2 Deslice la palanca para abrir cerrar 3 Bloquee la palanca LOCK Bloquee de forma segura en el punto donde la parte roja de la palanca LOCK ya no sea visible LOCK SD CARD BATTERY ...

Page 218: ...la ranura de la tarjeta A Oriente el lado de la etiqueta B en la dirección mostrada en la ilustración e introdúzcalo hasta el fondo Presione el centro de la tarjeta SD y luego retírela completamente 3 Cierre la tapa de la batería tarjeta Cierre de forma segura hasta que haga clic HX DC2 ...

Page 219: ...ivo Encender y apagar el dispositivo con el botón de alimentación Pulse el botón de alimentación para encender la unidad Para apagar la unidad Mantenga presionado el botón de encendido hasta que se apague el monitor LCD HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 220: ...a hacer funcionar la pantalla de menús En estas instrucciones de funcionamiento el botón SET se denomina como se muestra a continuación Ejemplo Selección del idioma 1 Pulse el botón MENU luego seleccione MENÚ OPCION 2 LANGUAGE 2 Seleccione el idioma deseado Modo de Grabación Para grabar imágenes en movimiento imágenes fijas y audio Modo de reproducción Para reproducir imágenes en movimiento imágen...

Page 221: ...otón de inicio parada de grabación para iniciar la grabación A Cuando comienza a grabar aparece Grabación de fotografía 1 Cambie al modo de grabación 2 Abra el monitor LCD 3 Presione por completo el botón para tomar una imagen HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 000 00 00 000 00 00 000 00 00 HX WA20 HX WA2 HX DC2 ...

Page 222: ...o Si desaparece el icono de funcionamiento realice una operación del botón SET para visualizarlo Reproducción de imágenes en movimiento Reproducción Pausa Reproducción de rebobinado Reproducción de avance rápido Detiene la reproducción y muestra las miniaturas Reproducción de imágenes fijas Elimina la imagen fija Muestra el archivo anterior Muestra el siguiente archivo Detiene la reproducción y vu...

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Page 224: ...Marketing Company of North America Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America One Panasonic Way Secaucus NJ 07094 Panasonic Canada Inc 5770 Ambler Drive Mississauga Ontario L4W 2T3 F0212MZ0 Panasonic Corporation 2012 Printed in Indonesia ...

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