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©1995 Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.
Trademark(s)® Registered
Marca(s) Registrada(s)
Printed in Japan

Part Number 95-CC423-1

QR12653

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.

Need Assistance? We want to help!

U.S. Consumers:

Camcorder Exchange Warranty  . . . . . .800-283-6503
Customer Service  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-336-1900
Accessories  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-338-0376

Canadian Consumers:

English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-522-0338
French . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-522-0445

10330 N Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46290

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Summary of Contents for CC423

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Page 2: ... product registration card and return it immediately Returning this card allows us to contact you if needed Keep your sales receipt for proof of purchase to obtain warranty parts and service and attach it here Record the serial and model numbers located on the bottom of the camcorder Model _______________________________________________________ Serial No ___________________________________________...

Page 3: ...ap and Attach to Handstrap 5 Turn on the Camcorder 5 Insert a Cassette 6 Position Viewfinder and Adjust Eyepiece Focus Control 6 Start and Stop Recording 7 Play Back What You Have Recorded 7 Review the Camcorder s Operating Controls 8 9 Powering the Camcorder Using the Adapter Charger 10 Using the Rechargeable Battery Charging 11 Attaching and Removing 12 Care and Storage 13 Safety Precautions 13 ...

Page 4: ... ProEdit Features Flying Erase Head 31 Edit Search 31 Audio Dubbing 32 33 Audio Video Dubbing 34 35 Titler 36 38 Recording Tips 39 Recording on the Camcorder 40 41 Playback Viewfinder Playback 42 Playback Features Stop Action Pause 42 43 Picture Search 42 43 Tracking 43 Playback on TV or VCR with AUDIO VIDEO IN Jacks 44 45 Playback on TV without Audio and Video Inputs 46 47 Color Enhancement Light...

Page 5: ... LEAD ACID BATTERY MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY Camcorder Model CC423 POW ER CHA RGE Shoulder Strap Stock No 227327 This section describes only the basic steps necessary to set up your camcorder to record Refer to the other sections for detailed operation and feature options Assistance The toll free numbers are available to help you with any problem you may encounter Camcorder Exchange Warranty 80...

Page 6: ...er Attach one end of the adapter charger s DC cable to the DC OUTPUT jack on the adapter charger POWER CHARGE BATTERY Adapter Charger DC OUTPUT Jack Adapter Charger s DC Cable DC IN 9 6V Jack on Back of Camcorder Attach the other end of the cable to the DC IN 9 6V jack on the camcorder Plug the adapter charger s plug into an operating outlet Details are on page 10 ...

Page 7: ...ap Handstrap 3 Remove the lens cap and attach it to the handstrap 4 Turn on the camcorder The position of the POWER CAMERA OFF VCR switch tells the camcorder whether you want to record CAMERA play back tapes VCR or turn off the power OFF continued on next page Press and hold the small button on POWER while sliding it in CAMERA The POWER indicator will light when the camcorder is turned on ...

Page 8: ...ssette down gently until it locks into place and close the cassette compartment door Details are on page 17 6 Position viewfinder and adjust eyepiece focus control Grasp the viewfinder and rotate it horizontally Pull the viewfinder out from the camcorder and rotate the eyepiece into a comfortable viewing position Caution Pulling on the eyepiece may cause damage to the eyepiece or camcorder If the ...

Page 9: ...it 8 Play back what you have recorded Press REC PAUSE to stop recording Press and hold the small button on POWER while sliding it in VCR Press REW rewind to rewind the tape Press PLAY to play back the tape in the viewfinder Press STOP EJECT when you are finished playing back the tape Details on viewfinder playback are on page 42 continued on next page LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE T R A C K IN G R E C P ...

Page 10: ...AUDIO and RF DC OUT Jacks Located Behind Small Cover AV Audio Video OUT IN Switch Lens Lens Hood Microphone Light BRIGHT Control Located Under Microphone Eyepiece Focus Control Viewfinder FADE Button LIGHT AUTO OFF ON Switch STOP EJECT Button Also EDIT ADV Button F FWD Fast Forward Button Also TITLE SEL Button PLAY Button Also TITLE SEL Button AV DUB Button REVIEW Button DISPLAY Button RESET Butto...

Page 11: ...Controls 9 Review the camcorder s operating controls Power Zoom Buttons W and T also TRACKING Buttons DC IN 9 6V Jack Shoulder Strap Attachment Ring Shoulder Strap Attachment Ring BATTERY Eject Lever Cassette Door Hand Strap with Lens Cap Holder REC Record PAUSE Button ...

Page 12: ...mcorder To Remove the Adapter Charger 1 Remove the adapter charger s plug from the AC outlet 2 Remove the adapter charger s DC cable from the DC IN 9 6V jack on the camcorder Caution Do not attempt to use a power converter to use your AC adapter charger on a power source other than 120 volts 50 60 Hz or the adapter charger and camcorder may be damaged If you wish to operate the AC adapter charger ...

Page 13: ... battery up and off 5 Attach the charged battery to the camcorder as shown on the next page Using the Battery to Power Your Camcorder Charging the Battery The battery must be charged before it can be used the first time Charging will take approximately two hours depending on the condition of the battery When fully charged the battery should supply approximately 60 minutes of operating time dependi...

Page 14: ...r BATTERY Eject Switch Align Arrows Rechargeable Battery Hold Battery Flush and Slide Down Remove the Battery 1 Slide POWER to OFF POWER indicator will turn off 2 Press and hold BATTERY eject while sliding battery up and off the camcorder ATTENTION LEAD ACID BATTERY MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY THE PRODUCT THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED USES A RECHARGEABLE BATTERY AT THE END OF ITS USEFUL LIFE UNDER VARI...

Page 15: ...period may not supply power for the specified time Additional rechargings may help restore the battery s operation time Allow battery to cool down before attaching it to adapter charger The CHARGE indicator will not light and the battery will not charge if you attach a hot battery Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the battery There are no user serviceable parts inside Use the battery only wi...

Page 16: ...ould have enough reserve power to eject the cassette when you press STOP EJECT If the camcorder does not eject the cassette when you press STOP EJECT do not force the cassette door open This will damage your camcorder Before attempting to eject the cassette power your camcorder with the adapter charger or recharge the battery Check Battery Power Battery Level Indicator When the battery reaches the...

Page 17: ...ng the Optional Thomson Car Cord Adapter Caution The DCC096 car cord is designed to be used only with vehicles having 12 volt negative ground electrical systems Warning To avoid possible damage to your camcorder use only the DCC096 It has positive tip polarity and is capable of converting 12 volts to 9 6 volts BATTERY DC IN 9 5V Optional Car Cord Adapter DCC096 DC IN 9 6V Jack Cigarette Lighter So...

Page 18: ...es for popular VHS cassettes We recommend that our cassettes be used with your camcorder Use of poor quality tapes or tapes that have been damaged or mishandled can contaminate the video heads resulting in a snowy picture or no picture at all during playback Because there is no control over the type of tape purchased or rented by consumers head cleaning is not covered under warranty It is consider...

Page 19: ...ing break off the safety tab on the cassette to prevent accidental erasure Do not leave your camcorder or cassettes in a car or outdoors for an extended period Excessive heat or cold may damage them When you are finished with a cassette rewind it and remove it from the camcorder Label and store cassettes vertically in their protective cases at normal room temperatures Excessive heat or cold may da...

Page 20: ...leaning supplies Cassette Tips Do not use a cassette if it has been damaged or exposed to moisture The tape may jam or damage your camcorder When you are finished recording break off the safety tab on the cassette to prevent accidental erasure Label your cassettes before storing them Carry your camcorder in the carrying case when traveling See page 52 for a specially designed soft case An ordinary...

Page 21: ...orward to fast forward the tape Press STOP EJECT to stop fast forwarding Press REW rewind to rewind the tape to the beginning Press STOP EJECT to stop rewinding LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE T R A C K IN G R E C P A U S E OFF OWER VCR AV DUB REW PLAY F FW D STOP EJECT TITLE SEL EDIT ADV POWER Switch in CAMERA REW Rewind STOP EJECT F FWD Fast Forward REVIEW Microphone Microphone The microphone picks up so...

Page 22: ...en recording using macro focus Auto Focus The camcorder will focus on the subject in the center of the viewfinder Auto focus operates on the telephoto T side from approximately 3 6 feet to infinity and on the wide angle W side 3 8 of an inch from the lens surface to infinity The following conditions may prevent auto focus from operating properly The AE indicator for the shutter speed selected 1 60...

Page 23: ...ording or playback time left on the tape in the camcorder Viewfinder Display INDEX Viewfinder Display INDEX will appear briefly in the viewfinder to let you know the camcorder is recording an index mark will appear for approximately ten seconds when you first start playing or recording a tape while the camcorder calculates the time remaining Note The camcorder does not record index marks every tim...

Page 24: ...tate it horizontally Viewfinder in carrying or storing position Viewfinder in operating position Eyepiece Focus Control 2 Pull the viewfinder out from the camcorder and adjust the eyepiece for convenient viewing The eyepiece focus control lets you set the focus of the viewfinder for your personal vision If you wear eyeglasses you probably can operate the camcorder without them Set the correct focu...

Page 25: ...r convenient viewing you can rotate the eyepiece about 225º degrees Eyepiece BRIGHT COLOR and TINT Controls COLOR and TINT Controls The small COLOR and TINT controls are set at the factory and should require no adjustment BRIGHT Control Viewfinder brightness can be adjusted by turning the BRIGHT control This does not affect the picture actually recorded by the camcorder ...

Page 26: ...us The following displays appear in this area They are not recorded on the tape A V DUB for audio video dubbing A DUB for audio dubbing REC for recording 66 during fast forward 55 during rewind during record pause Tape Counter with Memory Stop M The tape counter helps you locate tape segments It is not recorded on the tape Press DISPLAY to turn memory stop on or off Details are on page 30 Time Rem...

Page 27: ... in record pause These displays are recorded when they appear Details are on pages 26 27 8 9 10 7 DISPLAY POWER DATE TIME Power Zoom Button AV Audio Video DUB FADE Battery Level This indicator shows the amount of time left for the rechargeable battery It is not recorded on the tape Details are on page 14 INDEX INDEX appears briefly when the camcorder automatically indexes the tape It is not record...

Page 28: ...E and then press STOP EJECT 5 When the correct digit is displayed press STOP EJECT The cursor will move to the next part of the display 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to set the correct month day year hour minute s and AM PM 7 After setting AM or PM press DATE TIME to remove the flashing cursor and start the internal clock To Correct the Date or Time To correct the date or time press and hold DATE TIME an...

Page 29: ...harged approximately every two months Recording Date and Time or Date on Your Tape 11 18 95 AUTO 11 18 95 12 00AM 1 1 95 Date and Time Date Only No Display Auto Date Date Automatically Recorded for Ten Seconds at Beginning of Recording Repeatedly Press DATE TIME 1 Attach a power supply adapter charger or charged battery to the camcorder 2 Make sure POWER is in OFF 3 Leave the power supply attached...

Page 30: ...ngle ZOOM T W ZOOM and Zoom Level Indicator To zoom in or out slowly press the zoom button lightly To zoom in or out quickly press the zoom button firmly Press T to move the lens in the telephoto close up direction ZOOM appears in the viewfinder when you zoom in more than 12 times Press W to move the lens in the wide angle direction The zoom level indicator will appear briefly in the viewfinder ...

Page 31: ...e Out 1 During recording repeatedly press FADE to select the fade mode Note The last fade mode used will appear the first time you press FADE 2 Press REC PAUSE to stop recording The picture and sound will gradually disappear White Fade Zoom Fade No Fade Wipe Fade Repeatedly Press FADE Select the Type of Fade You can select white wipe or zoom fade Select white fade to fade in and out from a white s...

Page 32: ...ISPLAY to turn memory stop on M appears after tape counter when memory stop is turned on 2 Locate the place on the tape you want to return to and press RESET to reset tape counter to 0000M 4 Make sure POWER is in VCR Then press REW rewind The tape will rewind until it reaches the tape counter reading of 0000M Notes Press DISPLAY to turn memory stop feature on or off Whenever memory stop is turned ...

Page 33: ...ning headwheel hence the term flying The flying erase head allows you to make clean edits without glitches or rainbow noise The edit search feature allows you to edit as you make your recording by using F FWD REW and PLAY to precisely position the tape while the camcorder is in record pause Press and hold REW rewind to visually search the recorded tape in reverse Press and hold F FWD fast forward ...

Page 34: ...T L AV OUT IN LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE TR AC KI NG RE C PA US E OFF OWE R VCR AV DUB REW PLAY F FW D STOP EJEC T TITLE SEL EDIT ADV White Audio Plug Yellow Video Plug no connection White Audio Plug White Jack Yellow Video Plug no connection Audio Dubbing Note You will need an optional audio video cable such as AH005 shown on page 54 If the audio source has separate left and right outputs attach the ...

Page 35: ... you want to audio dub and use PLAY F FWD and REW to locate a point on the tape a few seconds before you want to begin dubbing 4 Press REC PAUSE exactly where you want to begin dubbing This will place the camcorder in play pause 5 Press and hold AV DUB and then press PLAY Release both buttons at the same time A DUB will appear in the viewfinder when the camcorder is ready to begin audio dubbing A ...

Page 36: ...ble such as AH005 AV OUT IN Switch Y Adapter such as AH25 White Audio Plug AV DUB Button OR AV OUT IN LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE TR AC KI N G R EC P AU SE OFF OWE R VCR AV DUB REW PLAY F FW D STOP EJECT TITLE SEL EDIT ADV White Audio Plug Yellow Video Plug Yellow Video Plug White Audio Plug AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT Yellow Video Plug White Jack Yellow Jack 1 2 2 1 3 3 4 Audio and Video Dubbing ...

Page 37: ...ing from a source connected to the AV OUT IN jacks be sure to start it playing A V DUB The audio and video dubbing feature lets you record new audio sound and video picture on a previously recorded tape in the camcorder The source for the dubbing is the camcorder s microphone and camera or a source connected to the AUDIO VIDEO jacks on the side of the camcorder Audio and Video Dubbing 7 To begin d...

Page 38: ... ADV TIME ProEdit Features TITLE SEL Also PLAY TITLER POWER in CAMERA TITLE SEL Also REW TITLE SEL Also F FWD EDIT ADV Also STOP EJECT Titler The camcorder s built in titler can store two different titles in memory Either title can be displayed and recorded at any time The built in character register contains over 45 different characters for creating your titles Each title can contain up to 32 cha...

Page 39: ...lding TITLE SEL or TITLE SEL See the Chart of Characters in Titler s Register below for the characters available 5 After you have selected the first character press EDIT ADV to move the flashing cursor where you want your next character to appear 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have completed the title 7 Press TITLE SEL if you wish to create another title on the other title page 8 When you are fi...

Page 40: ... on a Tape in the Camcorder To record a title on a tape in the camcorder follow the steps below Recording Titles While Copying a Tape from Camcorder to Another VCR This method of adding titles lets you keep the original tape as it is and add titles to the copy you are making on another VCR Connect your camcorder to a VCR as shown on pages 44 45 1 Attach a power source to the camcorder 2 Place the ...

Page 41: ...ubject to appear too dark Include close up shots of individuals when taping family outings or group functions For a different perspective try kneeling down or laying on the floor when recording children or pets Make a recording of your home and contents to store in a safe place in case of fire or theft Practice recording under a variety of lighting conditions This will help you respond quickly whe...

Page 42: ... OUT L R Back of Stereo VCR or TV Monitor Yellow Video Plug White Audio Plug Audio Video Cable such as AH005 Audio Video Cable such as AH005 AV OUT IN Switch Y Adapter such as AH25 White Audio Plug OR AV OUT IN LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE TR AC KI N G R EC P AU SE OFF OWE R VCR AV DUB REW PLAY F FW D STOP EJECT TITLE SEL EDIT ADV White Audio Plug Yellow Video Plug Yellow Video Plug White Audio Plug AUD...

Page 43: ...u want to record B Camcorder connected to a VCR that is already connected to a TV Turn on the VCR and select the channel you want to record or place the cassette you want to copy in the VCR If you are copying a tape press PLAY on the VCR when you are ready to start copying Note If you want to see what is being recorded turn on the TV and tune it to the channel that you normally use to see the sign...

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Page 53: ...hat came with your camcorder is specially designed to provide protection for your camcorder and its accessories See below for details on packing your case Two Hour Battery Audio Video Cable Camcorder Adapter Charger One Hour Battery Cassette Tape ...

Page 54: ...n fabric for years of reliable service and good looks Three outside pockets provide ample accessory storage with mesh covered lens filter compartment and built in holders for memo pads pens and other accessories The hand grip and adjustable shoulder strap allow for convenient comfortable transportation of the camcorder The VCC1000 is two accessories in one The color control center allows you to ad...

Page 55: ...re in the world to power your camcorder and recharge the EP096FS battery supplied with your camcorder It also charges the EP096FL 2 hour battery A simple plug adapter may be required in some countries These rechargeable lead acid batteries are specifically designed for long life The EP096FS can power your camcorder up to one hour and the EP096FL up to two hours depending on how much you use the li...

Page 56: ...ur antenna cable is the flat twin lead type attached by two screws you will also need a 300 75 ohm transformer such as 193983 If your TV has 300 ohm VHS screw terminals you will need an optional 75 300 ohm transformer such as AH011 Coaxial RF Cables 193983 Cable Transformer This 300 to 75 ohm transformer is used to connect a standard 300 ohm antenna twin lead to a standard round 75 ohm connector T...

Page 57: ...the end of the lens hood LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE TR AC KI NG RE C PA US E OFF OWE R VCR AV DUB REW PLAY F FW D STOP EJEC T TITLE SEL EDIT ADV LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE TR AC KI NG RE C PA US E OFF OWE R VCR AV DUB REW PLAY F FW D STOP EJEC T TITLE SEL EDIT ADV LIGHT AUTO OFF ON FADE T R A C K IN G R E C P A U S E continued on next page All specifications and descriptions of accessories are subject to ...

Page 58: ...he grooved tubular 3 section leg design folds down to 24 when not in use and weighs only 4 1 4 lbs Rubber feet allow for sure footing and the built in retractable leg spikes eliminate the need for removing the feet AC040 Heavy Duty Tripod This high end tripod is equipped with many professional features that enable you to produce professional results The spring flow head system combines both fluid ...

Page 59: ...Video Color Control Center VCC1000 349 00 300 75 Cable Transformer 193983 6 95 DC Cable 209342 12 95 Shoulder Strap 227327 13 95 Replacement Bulb 4 watt for Built in Light 221111 12 95 AC Adapter Charger Supplied 221355 169 95 or 221356 Prices are subject to change without notice Total Merchandise 10 Minimum Order __________ Sales Tax __________ We are required by law to collect the appropriate sa...

Page 60: ...r from your MasterCard My card expires My card expires Copy Number above your name on MasterCard AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE Prices are subject to change without notice Name Street Apt City State Zip Print or type your name and address clearly This will be your mailing label Please make sure that both sides of this form have been filled out completely Detach Here A complete and correct order will save yo...

Page 61: ...er and an option 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 Video Accessories PO Box 8419 Ronks PA 17573 For more information on these accessories or current prices write to the following address Video Accessories Customer S...

Page 62: ...mcorder s cassette door Dust and grit are abrasive and cause excessive wear to both the camcorder s recording and playback heads and cassettes Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when cleaning your camcorder They may damage the camcorder Before handling your camcorder make sure your hands and face are free from any chemical products such as suntan lotion as it may damage the finish Do not tou...

Page 63: ...or benzine may damage the camcorder Caution Do not touch the lens with your fingers The oil from your skin can damage the lens Mark 1 Turn the eyepiece counterclockwise and pull it out 2 Gently use a cotton swab or blower brush to remove dust 3 Reattach the eyepiece by aligning the reference marks and then turn the eyepiece clockwise Cleaning the Camcorder s Viewfinder The viewfinder eyepiece can ...

Page 64: ...eable battery it may need recharging If using the AC adapter charger make sure it is plugged into a working AC outlet Make sure there is a cassette in the camcorder Try ejecting and re inserting the cassette The cassette tape is broken try another cassette You have reached the end of the cassette try rewinding it Moisture condensation may cause the tape to stick to the headwheel and damage the hea...

Page 65: ...s REC PAUSE to return to normal playback There is insufficient light Add more light Use the color enhancement light to add more light Details are on pages 48 49 Try adjusting the eyepiece focus control Details are on page 22 Lens may be smudged and image appears unfocused Viewfinder eyepiece focus or BRIGHT control may be adjusted incorrectly Details are on pages 22 23 Tape was recorded on a diffe...

Page 66: ...DATE TIME to remove them from the viewfinder when recording The COLOR and TINT controls may need adjustment Caution Use a plastic screw driver to carefully adjust these delicate controls Make sure the date and time have been set Details on page 26 The camcorder s internal clock battery may need recharging Details on page 27 Remove the power source After one minute press the reset switch gently usi...

Page 67: ...errors or even loss of your unit Returning equipment to Thomson for repair or exchange Important information to customers who ship defective equipment to Thomson Consumer Electronics The Thomson representative who authorized the return of your equipment will give you an RA number over the phone They will also provide you with instructions on where and how to return your camcorder Write the number ...

Page 68: ...cessories and your bill of sale which validates date of purchase to the exchange location and you will be provided the new or refurbished unit 4 If the repairs were covered by your warranty you will not be billed If you are not located near an exchange point 1 Provide your Discover MasterCard or Visa account number and expiration date to our phone representative This is for security purposes If we...

Page 69: ... new or refurbished unit will be shipped to you next day delivery To have your Camcorder repaired by an Authorized RCA Camcorder Servicenter Check with your dealer or call 1 800 336 1900 for the Authorized RCA Camcorder Servicenter nearest you Take your unit to the Authorized RCA Camcorder Servicenter of your choice Show the Authorized RCA Camcorder Servicenter representative your sales receipt or...

Page 70: ...playback heads One flying erase head Headwheel Cylinder Diameter 62 mm Video Signal EIA Standard NTSC Color Camera Section Scanning 525 Lines 60 Fields 30 Frames Image Sensor 1 4 high resolution solid state CCD imager Tripod Mount One 1 4 x 20 threaded hole Lens f1 6 12 1 4 48mm Diameter 46 mm Adapter Charger Power Requirement 120 V 50 60 Hz Power Consumption 30 Watts max Weight 390 grams Dimensio...

Page 71: ...in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and 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...

Page 72: ...rrecting the Date and Time 26 Customer Assistance 1 3 65 Back Cover A A Audio DUB Indicator 24 33 35 A V DUB Indicator 24 35 Accessories Included 3 Accessories Optional 52 59 Accessory Lens Attaching 55 Accessory Order Form 57 59 Adapter Charger Using 4 10 Adjustments and Checks 62 64 AE Displays 20 24 AI Artificial Intelligence 19 Assistance 65 Attaching the Adapter Charger 4 10 Attaching the Rec...

Page 73: ...Flying Erase Head 31 Focus Auto and Macro 20 H Handstrap 5 9 I INDEX Indicator 21 24 25 Indexing Electronic 21 Information to User 69 L Lens Hood 8 55 Lens Cap Holder 9 Lens Cap Remove 5 Lens Hood Removing 55 Lens Cleaning 61 LIGHT AUTO OFF ON Switch 8 48 Light Bulb Replacing 49 Light Built in 8 48 49 Limited Warranty 66 67 M Maintenance and Care 60 61 Memory Stop Feature 30 Microphone 8 19 N NO T...

Page 74: ...ing on the Camcorder 40 41 Recording Speed 16 Recording Tips 39 Recording Titles 38 Recording First 7 Registration Card i Removing Lens Hood 55 Removing the Rechargeable Battery 12 Replacing Bulb of Video Light 49 RESET Button 8 30 REVIEW Button 8 19 REW Rewind Button 7 8 19 26 30 31 33 35 43 RF DC OUT Jack 8 46 RF Output Adapter 46 47 54 S Safety Information i Safety Precautions Battery 13 Safety...

Page 75: ...ower Zoom Buttons 42 43 Traveling Tips 18 Tripod Using 56 Trouble Checks 62 64 U Unpacking the Camcorder 3 User Information 69 Using a Tripod 56 Using Adapter Charger 10 Using the Rechargeable Battery 11 14 V VCR OFF CAMERA Switch 5 7 12 19 26 27 33 35 36 38 41 42 45 47 VIDEO AUDIO Jacks 8 32 33 34 35 44 45 46 Video Cassettes 16 17 Video Light 48 49 Viewfinder 6 8 22 23 42 61 Viewfinder Playback 4...

Page 76: ...om 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 Need Assistance We want to help U S Consumers Camcorder Exchange Warranty 800 283 6503 Customer Service 800 336 1900 Accessories 800 338 0376 Canadian Consumers English 800 522 0338 French 800 522 0445 10330 N Meridian Street I...

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