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Summary of Contents for CC174

Page 1: ...d 35 Auto Head Cleaner 35 Microphone 35 Tally Light 35 Self Timer 35 Focusing Your Camcorder 36 37 Power Zooming 38 Fading In and Out of Scenes 39 Variable Shutter Speeds 40 16x9 Mode 41 SCENE SELECT AE Modes 42 White Balance 43 Time Counter With Memory Stop 44 l Tape Time Remaining Display _ 45 Recording and Traveling Tips 46 Playback Features l Tracking 47 l Viewfinder Playback 48 49 l Playback ...

Page 2: ...der the terms and conditions of the warranty and also allows us to contact you should it ever become necessary With your card on file we can also help you in the event of loss or theft by verifying your ownership If you did not receive a Product Registration Card please contact your dealer Attach Sales Receipt Here and File For Future Reference To obtain warranty parts and service you must show yo...

Page 3: ...nent page before using the AC adapter charger ItiOIl Practice electrical safety Powerline operated equipment or accessories connected to this unit should bear the UL listing mark or if purchased and used in Canada the CSA certification mark on the accessories themselves and should not have been modified so as to defeat the safety features This will help avoid any potential hazard from electric sho...

Page 4: ...k If an extension cord must be used make sure that 1 Pins on the plug of the extension cord are the same number size and shape as those of the plug on the adapter charger 2 Extension cord is properly wired and in good electrical condition and 3 Wire size below is met Length of Extension Minimum Cord Feet AWG Size Less than or Equal to 100 18 Greater than 100 but less than 150 16 Do not operate wit...

Page 5: ...ace your obsolete outlet To prevent electric shock do 5 6 7 not use this polarized plug with an extension cord receptacle or other outlet unless the blades can be fully inserted without blade exposure If you need an extension cord use one with a polarized plug Power Sources This video product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure o...

Page 6: ...or GSA certification rn c an the ac ory i f aiid _ y i idd not be modified So 3 6f tl fety fe m3 This will help v gid a pdte tial ly rd fr l t ric hoc oi fm If ih doubt Con t qu ificd service per finel V 10 Water and Moisture Do not use this video product near water for example near a bathtub wash bowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool and the like 11 Accessorie...

Page 7: ...er lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna system extreme care should be taken to keep from touching or approaching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal Installing an outdoor antenna can be hazardous and should be left to a professional antenna installer Use 14 15 16 Cleaning Unplug this video product from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid c...

Page 8: ... has been dropped or the case has been damaged F When the video product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service 19 Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required have the service technician verify that the replacements he uses have the same safety characteristics as the original parts Use of replacements specified by the video product manufacturer can pre...

Page 9: ...ned especially to provide protection and utility for your RCA compact VHS camcorder and most accessories Rugged fabric lined with soft non abrasive material and generous padding Has three outside pockets with storage for lens filters adapters batteries and tapes The VCClOOO is actually two accessories in one The color control center allows you to adjust the color intensity tint white balance and s...

Page 10: ...tery and 13 hours for the FB120 Zhour battery VDCSS Color Enhancement Light This ultra compact 15 watt video light is cordless light in weight and includes a rechargeable battery The VDC88 provides excellent soft lush fill light An extra BP1000 battery also can be ordered A VDC085 battery charger is included This light requires a lCVS14OC shoe mount and grip lCVSl4OC Shoe Mount and Grip This shoe ...

Page 11: ...onal 75 300 ohm transformer such as AH01 1 Coaxial RF Cable These RF cables are used with the CRF92 output adapter to AH065G 6 ft connect your camcorder AH066G lo ft to a standard TV one without audio video input jacks for playback If your antenna cable is the flat twin lead type attached two screws you will also need a 300 75 ohm transformer such as 193983 If your TV has 300 ohm VHS screw termina...

Page 12: ...h or such as AC035 will keep the camcorder remove the camcorder The grooved steady and produce excellent video tubular 3 section leg design folds down to results 23 112 when not in use and weighs only This tripod s fluid effect head provides 3 l 2 lbs Rubber feet allow for sure smooth camera pan and tilt The quick footing ...

Page 13: ...95 Replacement Bulb 15 watt for VDC88 Light _ Extra Battery for VDC88 Light BP1000 29 95 _______ Battery Charger for BP1000 VDC085 18 95 Shoe Mount and Grip lCvS14OC 59 95 300 75 Cable Transformer 193983 6 95 AC Adapter Charger 217010 159 95 Prices are subject to change without notice Total Merchandise 10 Minimum Order Sales Tax We are required by law to collect the appropriate sales tax for each ...

Page 14: ...rCard AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE Prices are subject to change without notice Print or type your name and s A complete and correct order will address clearly This will be your save you days of waiting mailing label 3 r 1 r 1 Name I I I 1 Street I I Apt I I I City I i State Zip I I _______ Please make sure that both sides of this form have been filled out completely l Allow 8 weeks for delivery l All acce...

Page 15: ...ion to cancel To place your order by mail detach and mail the completed order form with credit card information money order or check in U S currency made payable to Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc to the following address For more information on these accessories or current prices write the following address Video Accessories Customer Service Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc Distributor Special P...

Page 16: ... of the items are missing or appear damaged contact your RCA dealer immediately Rechargeable 6 Volt Battery Part No FB1260 Shoulder Strap Part No ACSO91 AC Adapter Charger Part No 217010 Audio Video Output Cable Part No VAA016 Clock Battery J Volt Micro Lithium Cell Maxell No CR2025 is available from most local drug stores and camera shops Use of another cell presents a risk of fire or explosion C...

Page 17: ...ctor flush against the back of the camcorder and slide it in the direction of the arrow as shown Plug the adapter charger s plug into an operating outlet The adapter charger s POWER indicator will light __ __ Charged Battery Match the reference mark on the battery to the reference mark on the camcorder Hold the battery flush against the camcorder and slide it in the direction of the arrow The batt...

Page 18: ... the best picture but the shortest recording time 20 minutes with a TC 20 tape l EP Extended play provides three times the recording time as SP 60 minutes with a TC 20 tape EP has slightly more picture noise in normal playback 5 Set the tape length TC 2O TC 30 switch This switch must be set for the camcorder to correctly calculate the recording time remaining on the tape in the camcorder l Select ...

Page 19: ...he handstrap l Lift the flap on the hand strap and l Press the tabs on either side of the separate the velcro strip lens cap to remove it from the lens l Insert your hand adjust the strap to l Attach the cap to the lens cap holder fit snugly and refasten the strap on the handstrap continued on nextpage ...

Page 20: ...the camcorder will enter the record pause mode PA USE and appear in the viewfinder when the camcorder is in the record pause mode CAMERA PLAY Switch POWER M Switch and 10 Set the controls to automatic Press the AUTO button to set white balance shutter speed and focus to automatic 11 Adjust the viewfinder and eyepiece focus control l Rotate the viewfinder into a comfortable operating position l Tur...

Page 21: ...ar in the viewfinder The camcorder will automatically turn off if it remains in the record pause mode for five minutes 13 Play back what you have recorded l Place the CAMERA PLAY switch in the PLAY position l Press the REW button to rewind the tape l Press the PLAY button to play back the tape in the electronic viewfinder l Press the STOP button when you are finished playing back the tape l Detail...

Page 22: ...so TZUCKZNG and Buttons DATE TIME ADJ MODE Butto DATE TIME ADJ SELECT Butto DZSPLAY Button FOCUS FAR and NEAR Buttons CAMERA PZAY OWER Switch and Indicator FF EDZT SEARCH IT SEARCH Cassette Door PUSH here to close FOCUS Button MAN W B Manua White Balance Button SCENE SELECTAE Dial SHUTTER Button SELF TIMER Button 14 ...

Page 23: ...STOP Button Attach Battery or Power Connector for AC Adapter Charger Here RELEASE Tri er Jf BATTERY Thumb andstrao Switch Shoulder Strap AV OUT Connector Attachment Ring ap irap ...

Page 24: ...1 Connect the power connector s small plug into the DC OUT jack on the adapter charger 2 Hold the power connector flush against the back of the camcorder and slide it to the right in the direction of the arrow as shown 3 Plug the adapter charger s plug into the nearest AC outlet lOO 24OV 50160Hz 4 If the adapter charger is properly connected its POWER indicator will light Using an optional plug ad...

Page 25: ...POSED OF PROPERLY RELEASE Button Attaching the Charged Battery Removing the Battery If the power connector is attached to the Press and hold the BATTERY RELEASE camcorder remove it before attaching the button on the camcorder while sliding the battery Also install the lithium clock battery to the left and off the camcorder cell before attaching the battery pack Details on page 30 1 Align the refer...

Page 26: ...ndicator will light Note If you try to chargeabattery that hasnot beenchargedfor along period of time it may takea few minutesfor the CHG indicator to light 5 After the battery is charged the END _ indicator will light 6 Remove the charged battery by sliding it off the adapter charger 7 Attach the charged battery to the camcorder 18 Using the REFRESH Switch The REFRESH switch allows you to refresh...

Page 27: ...es too short to be useful it is time to replace the battery l If the CHG indicator starts flashing the battery pack has become too hot Remove the battery and let it cool down l If the battery discharging must be stopped in the middle remove the battery from the adapter charger before unplugging it from the AC outlet l Let a hot battery cool down before attaching it to the AC adapter charger Batter...

Page 28: ...ng instructions camcord l ccdid your w x Using the RCA DCCOS DC Car Cord Adapter Power Switch Ciearette Optional DCCOS Car Cord Adapter 1 Slide the POWER switch to turn off the camcorder POWER indicator turns off 2 If the battery is attached to the camcorder remove it 3 Hold the power connector flush against the back of the camcorder and slide it to the right in the direction of the arrow as shown...

Page 29: ...nd of the strap over the top of the shoulder strap attachment ring Then thread the end of the strap back through the keeper and buckle Make sure the strap is not twisted 3 Attach the other end of the strap to the other shoulder strap attachment ring 4 Adjust the shoulder strap to the desired length Then slide both keepers up snugly against the shoulder strap attachment rings to prevent the strap f...

Page 30: ...cover Insert the cassetteinto the cassette adapter 1 Before inserting the cassette into the adapter remove any slack in the tape by turning the tape wheel on the side of the cassette Cassette Compartment Lid EJECT Notes Replacethe battery when the load time becomesmuch longer than normal Remove the battery from thecassetteadapter if it will not beusedfor amonth or more This will preventpossibledam...

Page 31: ...r z r you ha veattempted to load the cassette the cas te loading is not complete Try to load the cassetie again Attempting to insert thi ctiss te er into a VCR with the load de t extending may ca dtiage to the cassette adapter and or VCR Removethe cassettefrom the cassetteadapter Slide the adapter s EJECT switch to the right The load detector will extend from the side and the whirring sound indica...

Page 32: ...rding speed with the EP SP switch The selected speed will be displayed in the viewfinder l EP Extended play provides three times the recording time as SP 60 minutes with a TC 20 tape EP has slightly more picture noise than SP in normal playback This may not be noticeable l SP Standard play provides the best picture less picture noise but the shortest recording time 20 minutes with a TC 20 tape a s...

Page 33: ...brasive and Caution insert the cassette oniy one w y with the tape wheel facing up and the tap win cloviffacing O L Tl c et should slide easily into the com partment Do not force the c sette 1 Attach a power supply Then slide release the EJECT switch to open cassette compartment 2 Insert or remove the cassette 3 Close the cassette compartment door by pressing on the area of the cassette compartmen...

Page 34: ...r your personal vision If you wear eyeglasses you probably can operate the camcorder without them It is easiest to set the correct focus by focusing on one of the viewfinder s on screen displays such as the time counter display Look through the viewfinder and adjust the eyepiece focus control for your vision The eyepiece focus control does not affect the focus of the picture actually recorded by t...

Page 35: ... Indicator l The shutter speed indicator appears for the shutter speed selected with the SHUTTER button The CAMERA PLAY switch must be in CAMERA l Details are on page 40 03 Dew Warning Indicator The dew indicator appears when excessive moisture condensation has entered the camcorder The camcorder will not operate when this indicator appears Place the camcorder in a warm dry area until the dew indi...

Page 36: ... the camcorder is fading in or out l The CAMERA PLAY switch must be in CAMERA l Details are on page 39 07 Scene Select AE Indicators l The indicator for the mode selected with the SCENE SELECT AE dial appears here l The CAMERA PLAY switch must be in CAMERA l Details are on page 42 08 White Balance Indicators l The indicator for the manual white balance selected with the MAN W B manual white balanc...

Page 37: ...ge 24 Elapsed Time Counter with Memory Stop l The time counter automatically appears here during the record and playback modes It is not recorded on the tape l An M appears in front of the time counter when memory stop is turned on Tape Time Remaining Display l The approximate time remaining on the tape in the camcorder is automatically displayed in the viewfinder l The time remaining indicator wi...

Page 38: ...ithium cell The clock cell indicator will appear in the viewfinder when the cell has not been installed or needs to be replaced The cell should last approximately one year 1 Make sure the camcorder is turned off and remove any power supply attached to the camcorder 2 Pressthe release tab of the clock cell compartment cover and open the compartment 3 Insert the clock cell with the terminal facing o...

Page 39: ...ed Press the DATE TME ADJ SELECT button to accessthe age display feature The month will flash first 9 Press the DATE TIME ADJ SET or button until the correct month of birth appears lO Repeat steps 8 and 9 until you have set the month day and year of two birth dates Note Press the DATlQTlME ADJ MODE button to clear the age setting 11 Once all features have been set press DATE TIME ADJ SELECT All fl...

Page 40: ...t age secondage or no age l Date and Age Display The date and age will be displayed and recorded l Auto Date The date will be automatically recorded l Auto Date Titler Display The date is automatically recorded across the center approximately four times larger than the normal displays l Age Display Only the age will be displayed and recorded Pressthe AGE button to record the other age l Time and A...

Page 41: ...The display mode has been changed l The tape has been changed or the tape compartment opened 2 Pressthe DISPLAY button to remove the display from the electronic viewfinder The display will not be recorded on the tape age The mode you select will be recorded whenever it appears in the electronic viewfinder If you have selected one of the auto modes AUTO DATE or auto date titler it will automaticall...

Page 42: ... for high speed rewind or fast forward Note The time counterdoesnot operate during high speedrewind or fastforward Camera Edit The camera edit feature allows you to position the tape when the camcorder is in the record pause mode The CAMERA PLAY switch must be in CAMERA l Press and hold the REW EDIT SEARCH button to search visually the recorded tape in reverse l Press and hold the FF EDIT SEARCH b...

Page 43: ...icrophone picks up the sound during a recording It is more sensitive to sounds coming from the direction the lens is pointed Tally Light The tally light lights when the camcorder is recording The tally light flashes during the self timer recording mode Self Timer The self timer feature delays recording for 15 seconds after the thumb trigger is pressed This lets the operator join the picture Mounti...

Page 44: ...utton to turn on the auto feature Manual focus will not operate 2 Position the subject or scene in the center of the viewfinder l Press the FOCUS button to switch between automatic and manual focus Notes The low contrast indicator iki in the viewfinder indicatesthe auto focus systemmaynot operatecorrectly dueto low illumination low or no contrast repeated patterns or two subjectsat different dista...

Page 45: ...iewfinder The 4 or F indicator will flash When the focus cannot be adjusted any farther the A indicator will flash When the focus cannot be adjusted any closer the A indicator will flash 4 To turn off manual focus press the FOCUS or AUTO button Some conditions that may require the use of manual focusing during recording are l When recording a subject through a window l When recording a subject hav...

Page 46: ...your index and middle fingers when you hold the camcorder through the handstrap l Pressthe button labeled T to move the lens in the telephoto close up direction Note If you havezoomedin on low contrast subjectswhile recording and the automatic focus systemcannotattain properfocus the camcorder will automatically zoom out and the low contrast indicator will appear in the viewfinder l Pressthe butto...

Page 47: ...umb trigger to start recording The screen turns blank and the camcorder will automatically fade into the scene you have selected FADER flashes in the electronic viewfinder while the camcorder is fading in FADER Indicator Fade feature turned on FADER Indicator Flashing Fading in process FADER 1 Display in Viewfinder FADER Button Fade Out 1 During recording press the FADER button FADER will appear i...

Page 48: ...eed may not show movement and change of scene as smoothly as recordings at the normal l 60second speed For indoor high speed shutter recording you may find that additional halogen or tungsten lighting is required Use of fluorescent mercury vapor or sodium lighting may cause a flickering effect Using Higher Shutter Speeds During recording press the SHU7TER button to select a higher shutter speed Th...

Page 49: ...der records black bars at the top and bottom of the picture to produce the wide screen effect This is also known as letter box recording l 3imt ii i this format unless you have a c mp ikile l 9 TV yvhen pla xl hack on a regular TV the black bars 5ear in the picturi To record using the 16x9 mode CAMERA PLAY Switch in CAMERA 16x9 Button 1 During recording press the 16x9 2 Press the 16x9 button again...

Page 50: ...d becomes blurry while subject remains clearly focused Back Light 02 B LIT Use when the subject is in front of a window or with the sun to their back Compensates for subjects appearing too dark because of backlighting Front Light ml F LIT Use for weddings stage plays etc Compensates for subjects that appear washed out because of front spot lighting Twilight El TWILIGHT 5700K Use for recording in l...

Page 51: ... electronic viewfinder or press the A UT0 button 65OOK Cloudy day makes recorded pictureslessbluish 57OOK Sunnyday makes recorded picturesslightly lessbluish 44OOK Sunset makesrecorded pictures lessbluish 31OOK Halogenlamp select when using avideo light 1Under warm white fluorescent Note Connecting your camcorderto aTV monitor may behelpful when making white balanceadjustments g 1 lights regular t...

Page 52: ...er s memory stop feature on or off When memory stop is on an M appears before the time counter in the viewfinder I M 0 OO Time Counter Display with Memory Stop Turned On Viewfinder Display 3 Continue to record or play the tape When you want to return to the place you marked press the thumb trigger to stop recording or the STOP button to stop playing back the tape 4 Place the CAMERA PLAY switch in ...

Page 53: ...N Flashing Set the TC 2O TC30Switch Before recording set the TC 20 K 30 switch for the size of tape you are using l Select TC 20when using a tape with 20 minutes or less recording time when using SP recording speed l Select TC 30when using a tape with more than 20 minutes recording time using SP recording speed The time remaining indicator will start flashing when the remaining tape time reaches t...

Page 54: ...d dust should be avoided If your lens has been exposed to the elements clean it only with proper lens cleaning supplies Avoid long still shots of landmarks and scenic attractions Recordings are more interesting if they include people and details Local color will give travel videos lasting appeal Consider recording a familiar or landmark scene from an unfamiliar vantage point Include close up shots...

Page 55: ...and out of the picture l During stop action playback pressing one of the TRACKING buttons may reduce picture jitter picture bouncing up and down Some jitter is normal during stop action viewing Simultaneously press both TRACKING buttons to return tracking to its preset center Note The TRACKINGbuttonsmay haveno effect on tapes recorded on other camcorders or VCR s ...

Page 56: ...TRACKING Buttons PLAY Button ki y PAUSE Button s STOP h PAUSE CAMERA PLAY POWER Switch and Indicator continued on next page 48 ...

Page 57: ...sthe PLAY button to return to normal playback l For brief searching press and hold the FF EDIT SEARCH or REW EDIT SEARCH button for more than two seconds Release the button to return to normal playback l During playback press the PAUSE button to stop the action and view one frame of the tape Press the PLAY button to return to normal playback tion Pauseis 3sig d for momefitaq inteti s dnd sh ld n t...

Page 58: ...s stereo AUDIO IN jacks attach the white audio plug to the one labeled MONO If one is not labeled MONO you may need a Y adapter to hear both channels 0 2 Attach the audio video output cable s yellow plug to the VIDEO IN jack on the TV or VCR Attach the plug on the other end of the audio video output cable to the AV OUT connector of the camcorder 50 Ca The gk izi 4 recording of copyrighted matecai ...

Page 59: ...re tape w r I 4 To copy what the camcorder is playing place ablank cassette in the VCR and press the VCR s RECORD button Note Press the EDIT button to start camcorder playback when copying tapes to improve picture reproduction Make sure the memory stop feature is turned press C MEMORY button or the camcorder will enter the play pause mode when the counter reaches M 0 OO OO 5 Pressthe STOP button w...

Page 60: ... If your VHF antennais the flat twin lead type attached by two screws you will also need an optional 300 75 ohm transformer such as 193983 shown on page 3 02 Attach one end of the optional coaxial RF cable to the RF OUT connector on the adapter and attach the other end to the VHF input on your TV as shown Note If your TV has 300 ohm screw terminals you will need a 75 300 ohm transformer such as AH...

Page 61: ...be used for an extended period of time If the camcorder remains in the pause mode for more than five minutes it will automatically enter the stop mode and then turn off to prevent excessive tape wear l If noise bars appear on the screen adjust tracking as described on page 47 5 Press the STOP button on the camcorder when you are finished Viewing What the Camcorder Is Recording Turn on the TV and t...

Page 62: ...o be recharged l If using AC adapter charger make sure it is plugged into a working outlet l If using AC adapter charger make sure it is plugged into a working outlet l If dew indicator flashes in the viewfinder there is moisture in the camcorder Leave power on and wait until the dew indicator no longer appears l Make sure CAMERA PLAY switch is in correct position for desired operation l There may...

Page 63: ... behind glass Auto focus may not work under these conditions Pressthe FOCUS button and focus manually Seepages 36 37 l Subject is not in center of viewfinder or two subjects are at different distances Press the FOCUS button and focus manually Seepages 36 37 l Auto focus is automatically turned off when some effects are selected with the SCENE SELECT AE dial Pressthe FOCUS button to turn on auto fo...

Page 64: ... effect mode Turn the SCENE SELECT AE dial to OFF Seepage 42 l MONOCHROME selected with SCENE SELECT AE dial Turn the SCENE SELECT AE dial to OFF Seepage 42 l Camcorder is set to the 16x9 mode Pressthe 16x9 button Seepage 41 l Try adjusting white balance Seepage 43 l Make sure tape speed SP EP switch is set to the same speed that the tape was recorded at l Displays will be recorded on tape wheneve...

Page 65: ...d used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or...

Page 66: ...lower brush and then gently wipe the lens with cleaning tissue and commercially prepared cleaning solution designed for use on camera lens Improper cleaning may scratch the lens Caution DQ not touch the lens with your fingers The oil from your skin may damage the lens Cleaning the Camcorder s Viewfinder The viewfinder eyepiece can be removed for cleaning 1 2 3 Turn the eyepiece counterclockwise an...

Page 67: ...oses Things to Avoid l Do not attempt to disassemble your camcorder There are no user serviceable parts inside l Avoid operating your camcorder immediately after moving it from a cold location to a warm location Give the camcorder l 1 2 to 2 hours to reach a stable temperature before inserting a cassette When the camcorder is moved from cold to warm condensation may cause the tape to stick to the ...

Page 68: ...originally furnished with the camcorder 60 l Include in the camcorder carton 1 a copy of your sales receipt or other evidence of purchase date 2 your name and address and 3 a brief description of the problem l Ship the camcorder to an Authorized RCA Compact Camcorder Servicenter l Pay any charges billed to you by the Servicenter for service not covered by the warranty What your warranty does not c...

Page 69: ...rder Operating Controls 14 15 Camcorder Recording Tips 46 Camcorder Cleaning 58 Camcorder Powering 16 20 Camcorder Unpacking 8 Camera Edit 34 CAMERA PLAY Switch 12 27 35 39 41 45 47 49 51 53 Car Cord Optional 2o Card Registration i Care and Maintenance 58 59 Care and Storage Battery 19 Care and Storage Cassette 25 Cassette Adapter Using 22 23 Cassette Care and Storage 25 Cassette Door lo 25 Casset...

Page 70: ...enance and Care 58 59 62 MAN W B Button 43 Manual Focus Indicators 37 Memory Stop Feature Microphone 34 i MONOCHROME Indicator 42 Monochrome Mode 42 N NEAR and FAR Buttons 36 31 O O On Screen On Screen Displays 32 33 51 53 Displays 32 33 51 53 Operating Controls Camcorder 14 15 Operating Controls Camcorder 14 15 Oneration Oneration First Time 8 15 First Time 8 15 Optional Accessories l 7 Optional ...

Page 71: ...cator 28 29 45 Tape Copying 50 5 1 Tape Length TC 20 30 Switch lo 45 Tape Positioning 34 Tape Speed Indicator 24 28 29 Tape Time Remaining Display 28 29 45 Tape Wheel on Cassette lo 25 TC 20 X 30 Tape Length Switch 10 24 45 Telephoto Zoom Button 38 Things to Avoid 59 Thumb Trigger 13 Tilt Adjustment Viewfinder 26 Time Counter 44 Time Date and Age Correcting 30 3 Time Date and Age Indicators 28 29 ...

Page 72: ...otre adresse en vous adressant 8 Thomson Consumer Electronics Attention Canadian Operations P 0 Box 0944 Indianapolis IN 46206 0944 If your camcorder needs service please contact your dealer or the nearest servicenter from the yellow pages Please do not send any products to the Indianapolis address listed in this manual or on the carton This will only add delays in service for your product Thomson...

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