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E

EDIT 

Button..................................

EDIT SEARCH

t Button.. ............

EDIT SEARCH 

Button.. .............

EJECT 

Button................

Electronic Indexing.. ..........................
Electronic Viewfinder.. .................

EP

Indicator.. ................................

Switch.. ....................

Erase Protection.. ...............................

Eyepiece Focus Control.. .........

F

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FADE

Button ................................

FADE

Indicator.. ...........................

Fading I n and Out.. ............................

FF 

(Fast Forward) Button. 

  5

First-Time Operation.. ....................
Flying Erase Head.. ............................

FOCUS LOCK 

Buttons.. ...............

Focus Display ....... . ...................
Focusing .......................................

.34-35

H

 

Hand Strap, Adjusting .......................
Handstrap.. .....................................

I

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Important Safeguards ..................... iv-vii
Included Accessories ...........................

INDEX 

Indicator ............................

Indexing, Electronic.. .........................
Inserting a Cassette.. .......................... .10
Inserting and Removing

Cassettes.. ............. ........................

L

LENS COVER

Control.. .................

Lens.. ..............................................
Lens, Cleaning ...................................
Lens Ring, Removing ........................
Limited Warranty.. .............................
Low Battery Warning ...................

Macro Focus ......................................

Maintenance and Care.. ................
Manual Focus .....................................
Memory Stop ................................
Microphone.. .................................

Using ..................................

 (Manual White Balance)

Button.. ........................................

 

Switch

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Operation, First-Time.. ................... .8-15
Optional Accessories.. ....................... l-7
Order Form, Accessory .................... .5-7

P

PAUSE

Button.. .......................

Pause, Stop-Action ............................

PLAY 

Button.. ...........

Playback .......................................

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Summary of Contents for CC800

Page 1: ...s l Optional Accessories l First Time Operation 8 Powering Your Camcorder 16 Recording and Traveling Tips 2 1 Recording Features 24 Specifications 43 Playback 44 Care and Maintenance 50 1 Trouble Checks 52 Limited Warranty 55 Index l 56 ...

Page 2: ...ug fits in the wall socket only I 1 one way Do not defeat the safety feature of this plug If you need an I extension cord use a polarized extension cord CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT FULLY INSERT ATTENTION POUR EvI IER LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU AU FOND CAUTIO...

Page 3: ...P AVOID ANY POTENTIAL HAZARD FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE IF IN DOUBT CONTACT QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL I WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE CAMCORDER OR AC ADAPTER CHARGER TO RAIN OR MOISTURE The symbol of a lightning A An exclamation point flash within a triangle is within a triangle is intended to alert the user intended to alert the user to the presence of l to t...

Page 4: ...ake 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 Minimum Length of Extension AWG Size Cord Feet 18 Equal to or less than 100 16 Equal to or less than 150 Do not operate adapter charger with a damaged cord or plug Repla...

Page 5: ...n to replace 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 product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sur...

Page 6: ...ause hazards 10 Water and Moisture Do not use this product near water for example near a bath tub wash bowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool and the like 11 Accessories Do not place this product on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The product may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult as well as serious damage to the product Use this prod...

Page 7: ... Example of Antenna Grounding 13 Power Lines Au outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power 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 ...

Page 8: ...djust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation E If the product has been dropped in any way F When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service Replacement Parts...

Page 9: ...ing 42 Specifications 43 Playback l Viewfinder Playback and Playback Features 44 45 l Viewfinder Playback 44 l Tape Positioning 45 l Visual Searching 45 l Stop Action Pause 45 l Tracking 45 l Playback on TV or VCR With AUDIO VIDEO IN Jacks 46 4 7 l Playback on TV Without Audio Video Inputs 48 49 Care and Maintenance 50 51 Trouble Checks 52 54 Limited Warranty 55 Index Alphabetical 56 59 We invite ...

Page 10: ...ually anywhere in the world A plug adapter may be required in some countries Charging takes approximately eight hours for the I 1260 l hour battery and 13 hours for the FB120 2 hour battery DCCOS Car Cord Adapter This car cord adapter enables you to operate your camcorder from your car truck or RV by plugging the car cord directly into the vehicle s cigarette lighter socket The DCC08 is designed s...

Page 11: ... connect your camcorder s mono audio cable to a stereo TV or VCR Coaxial RF Cables AHO65G 64 AH066G lo ft These RF cables are used with the RF output adapter to connect your camcorder to a standard TV one without audio video input jacks for playback If your 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 ...

Page 12: ...s is especially helpful when the original tape was produced in poor lighting conditions or poor color settings The second feature the character generator lets you create titles that can be recorded on your tapes This lets you add a professional and or personal touch to your home videos Using the Optional AC035 Tripod Mounting the camcorder on a tripod such as AC035 will keep the camcorder steady a...

Page 13: ... 95 I Cassette Adaoter 1 VCA115 I 49 95 I RF Output Adapter 75 Cable Transformer RemotecontrOl Audio Video Output Cable lCVA147C 52 30 193983 6 95 221125 39 95 221205 19 95 Prices are subject to change without notice To Merchandise 10 Minimum Order Sales Tax We are required by law to collect the appropriate sales tax for each individual state county and locality to which the merchandise is being s...

Page 14: ...card Copy Number above YOUI name on MasterCard AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE Prices are subject to change without notice L print or type your name and address clearly Ibis will be mailing label your A complete and correct order will save you days of waiting r I 1 Name I I 1 Street I I Apt I I I City I I I t State Zip I I ______ A Please make sure that both sides of this form have been filled out completely...

Page 15: ...tion 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 Service Thoms...

Page 16: ... your dealer immediately Camcorder Model CC800 AC Adapter Charger Part No CPSOZO Rechargeable 6 Volt Battery Part No FB1260 Shoulder Strap Part No ACS091 Cassette Adapter Part No VCAllS Cassette Adapter Batteq Size AA 1 5 Volt Audio Video Output Cable Part No 221205 Clock Cell 3 Volt Mien Lithium Cell Maxell No CR2025 is available from most I 1 drug stores and camera shops Use of otber cells prese...

Page 17: ...ference mark on the 3 Plug the adapter charger s plug into an power connector with the mark on operating outlet The adapter the camcorder Hold the power charger s POWER indicator will light Charged Battery __ 1 Match the reference mark on the battery to the reference mark on the camcorder 2 Hold the battery flush against the camcorder and slide it in the direction of the arrow The battery must be ...

Page 18: ...slack from the tape l Insert the cassette with the tape wheel facing up and the tape window facing out l Press on the area labeled PUSH until the cassette door locks into place 4 Slide the LENS COVER control to open the lens cover l Lift the flap on the hand strap and separate the velcro strip l Insert your hand adjust the strap to fit snugly and refasten the strap 10 ...

Page 19: ...utes with a TC 20 tape EP has slightly more picture noise in normal playback 7 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 TC 20 if you are using a tape with 20 minutes or less recording time when using SP recording speed l Select TC 30 if you are using a tape with more th...

Page 20: ...position the camcorder will enter the record pause mode Turn the eyepiece focus control to z PAUSE 3 and appear in the viewfinder when the camcorder adjust the focus of the vietinderfor your vision is in record pause The position of this switch tells the camcorder whether you want to record CAMERA turn the power off OFF or play back tapes VCR The camcorder will automatically turn off if it remains...

Page 21: ... stop recording The camcorder is now in the record pause mode PAUSE and appear in the viewfinder 11 Play back what you have recorded l Place the POWER switch in VCR l Press REW to rewind the tape Press PLAY to play back the tape in the viewfinder l Press STOP when you are finished playing back the tape l Details on viewfinder playback are on page 44 12 Place the POWER switch in OFF to turn off the...

Page 22: ...mcorder s operating controls Power Zoom Buttons W Wide Angle T Telephoto Electronic Viewfinder Zoom Adjust Eyepiece Focus Control Button FOCUS LOCK Button Microphone Lens DISPLAY Button 0 I Remote Control Sentir 14 ...

Page 23: ...Button I DATEITlhlElCkX4R SET Button I STOP Button PLAY Button EDIT SEARCH n II 11 II STOP PLAY PAUSE REdi FF I FF Button Also EDIT ARCH Button SEARCH Button POWER VCRlOFFKAh4ERA Switch Thumb Trigger BATTERY RELEASE Button AUDIO RF DC OUT and VIDEO Shoulder Strap Attachment Ring A b Battery or Power Connector for AC Adapter Charger Here 15 ...

Page 24: ...old 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 50 6OHz 4 If the adapter charger is properly connected its POWER indicator will light Remove Adapter Charger 1 Unplug the adapter charger from the wall outlet 2 Press and hold BATTERY RELEASE on the ca...

Page 25: ...er connector is attached to the 3 Place the POWER switch in CAMERA camcorder remove it before attaching the The POWER indicator will light battery Also install the lithium clock cell before attaching the battery pack Remove the Battery Details on page 28 Press and hold BATTERYRELEASE on 1 Align the reference mark on the battery the camcorder while sliding the battery to with mark on back of camcor...

Page 26: ...ht for the battery that is REFRESH indicator will turn off and waiting to be charged the CHARGE indicator will flash while If you try to charge a battery that has not the battery charges been charged for a long period of time it may take a few minutes for the CHARGE indicator to flash Use REFRESH on Side A The battery will provide increased operation time if you refresh it after five charges The R...

Page 27: ...the battery s condition l After repeated charging and use operation time will gradually decrease When operation time becomes too short to be useful it is time to replace the battery 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 adapter charger l ...

Page 28: ... DCCOS Car Cord Adapter 1 Place the POWER switch in OFF 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 4 Take the vehicle s cigarette lighter out of the socket 5 Insert the car cord s cigarette lighter plug ...

Page 29: ...ractions 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 l Include close up shots of individuals when taping family outings or group functions Traveling Tips l Write down your camcorder s serial number and keep it separate from the camcorder when tr...

Page 30: ...over again To erase a previous recording just record over it A Remove safety tab B Cover hole with vinyl tape Recording Speeds and Times The camcorder records and plays back in standard speed SP or extended play EP Select the recording speed with the SP EP switch The selected speed will be displayed in the viewfinder Listed below are the maximum SP and EP recording times for popular VHS C cassette...

Page 31: ...remove it from the camcorder and label it l Store cassettes vertically in their protective cases at normal room temperatures Do not leave your camcorder or cassettes in a car or outdoors for an extended period Excessive heat or cold may damage your cassettes l Keep the cassette away from strong magnetic fields such as electric motors and other devices l Keep dust from entering the cassette compart...

Page 32: ... The microphone picks up the sound during a recording It is more sensitive to sounds coming from the direction the lens is pointed 24 Tally Light Flying Erase Head A separate erase head is mounted on the spinning headwheel hence the term flying This allows you to make clean edits without the glitches or rainbow noise that may occur at the beginning and end of recordings Auto Head Cleaner The camco...

Page 33: ... If you wear eyeglasses you probably k without them n operate the camcorder It is easiest to set the correct focus by focusing on one of the vieWfinder s on screen displays such as the time counter 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 the camcorder Tilt Adjustbent F...

Page 34: ...or disappears the camcorder will operate 0 3 Tape Time Remaining Display l The approximate time remaining on the tape in the camcorder is automatically displayed in the viewfinder 26 l The time remaining indicator will start flashing when the remaining tape time reaches two minutes Low Battery 4 l This indicator appears when it is time to recharge the battery l Details are on page 19 0 5 Lithium C...

Page 35: ...you press FADE and hashes when the camcorder is fading in or out l The POWER switch must be set to CAMERA l Details are on page 36 0 10 White Balance l The indicator for the manual white balance selected with the A4W B manual white balance button appears here l No indicator appears for automatic white balance l The POWER switch must be in CAMERA l Details are on page 37 0 11 Tape Speed SP or EP l ...

Page 36: ... Out 1 Make sure camcorder is turned off and remove any power supply attached to the camcorder 4 Close the compartment cover It will click into place 2 Press release tab of clock cell compart To remove battery i ment cover and open the compartment To remove battery insert a pointed non 3 Insert the clock cell with the metallic object between battery and I terminal facing out compartment and lift I...

Page 37: ...t month appears Note Press and hold the button to rapidly advance the digits 6 Press DATEITIMEJCH iR SET to move flashing cursor to the next part of the display Note Press and hold the button to rapidly advance the fla hiig cursor 7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you have entered the correct month day year hour including AM or PM and minutes Note The clock begins when the minute digits stop flashing T...

Page 38: ...tically recorded for approximately five seconds l Auto Date Titler Display The date is automatically recorded across the center approximately four times larger than the normal displays 30 l Time Display The time will be displayed and recorded l TV On Screen Display The viewfinder displays will appear on the screen of a TV connected to the camcorder during record pause l Date Off No date or time wi...

Page 39: ...r tane comuartment opened The mode you select will be recorded whenever it appears in the viewfinder If you select either auto mode AUTO DATE or auto date titler it will automatically appear be recorded for five seconds and then disappear whenever l The date has been set or changed 3 Press DISPLAY to remove the display from the viewfinder when you are finished recording it 4 To record the display ...

Page 40: ...haracter for your title is flashing Note Press and hold the button to rapidly advance the flashing cursor 5 Press DATEITIiUElClX4R SET to select the character 6 Repeat 4 and 5 until you have selected up to ten characters for a title 7 Press DATEITMEICIUR SET to display the title and remove the CHARACTER SET MODE menu Note Only one title can be stored To create a new title store it over the old one...

Page 41: ...can be rotated to three positions l Slide the zoom adjust button while rotating the buttons in a different position l Release the button to lock the buttons in that position Power Zooming To zoom in or out slowly press the zoom button lightly To zoom in or out quickly press the zoom button firmly l Press T to move the lens in the telephoto close up direction l Press W to move the lens in the wide ...

Page 42: ...pping Focus the camcorder manually If the camcorder has been zoomed in on the subject and the auto focus system cannot achieve proper focus the camcorder will automatically zoom out This may allow the focys system to focus properly If proper focus still cannot be achieved adjust the focus manually The auto focus system may be used for recording subjects very close to the camcorder Increased illumi...

Page 43: ...sted any farther the A indicator will flash When the focus cannot be adjusted any closer the A indicator will flash indicators appear in the viewfinder 3 Release the power zoom button to lock in the manual focus The b 4 4 To turn off manual focus press FOCUS LOCK The F 0 4 indicators disappear from the viewfinder Some conditions that may require the use of manual focusing during recording are l Wh...

Page 44: ... FADE will appear in the viewfinder 3 Press thumb trigger to start recording The screen turns blank and the camcorder will automatically fade into the scene you have selected FADE flashes in the viewfinder while the camcorder is fading in FADE Indicator Fade feature turned on FADE Indicator Flashing Fading in pWXSS I FADE Display in Viewfinder Fade Out 1 During recording press FADE FADE will appea...

Page 45: ...ne of the manual white balance indicators appear in the viewfinder l Select when recording outdoors on a cloudy day l Select when recording outdoors on a sunny day l Select 1 when recording using halogen or tungsten lighting l Select MWB when shooting subjects with different color temperatures and adjust the white balance as follows Outdoors Sunny c Manual White Balance Halogen or Tungsten L i g h...

Page 46: ...or off When memory stop is on an M appears before the time counter in the viewfinder Time Counter M 0 OO OO Display with Memory Stop Turned On Viewfinder Display 2 Locate the place on the tape you want to return to and press RESET to set the time counter to M 0 OO OO 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 t...

Page 47: ...ape with 20 minutes or less recording t e when using SP recording speed l Select TC 30 when using a tape with more than 20 minutes recording time using SP recording speed Note The time remaining display does not work for TC 40tapes Remainin Indicators TAPE END 9 0 M I N 9OMIN I Viewfinder vi 1 89 IN i I I SPYIN 1 2MIN Flashing 1 IHIN Flashing 1 OMIN Flashing The time remaining indicator will start...

Page 48: ...eplace the battery when the load time becomes much longer than normal Remove the battery from the cassette adapter if it will not be used for a month or more This will prevent possible damage from battery leakage If leakage occurs wipe up the liquid inside the compartment and replace the battery with a new one Insert Cassette into Cassette Adapter ____P A Cassette Tape Wheel 1 1 Before inserting t...

Page 49: ...loads The adapter s load detector will automatically retract into the adapter Remove Cassette from Cassette Adapter 1 Slide the adapter s EJECT switch to the right The load detector will extend from the side and the whirring sound indicates the tape is being released before the adapter s cassette compartment lid opens 2 Use the access hole on the bottom of the adapter to push the cassette up and r...

Page 50: ...tachment 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 from slipping The lens ring can be removed so you can ...

Page 51: ...nd 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 can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the us...

Page 52: ...rder To Play Back a Tape 1 Place POWER switch in VCR The POWER indicator will light 2 Slide EJECT and insert the cassette you want to play back Close the cassette compartment 3 Press PLAY to begin playback If necessary adjust tracking During playback use the playback features on the n page 4 Press STOP when you are finished 44 continued on next page ...

Page 53: ...d hold FF or REW for more than two seconds l Release the button to return to normal playback Stop Action Pause l During playback press PA USE to stop the action and view one frame of the tape l Press PLAY to return to normal playback Tracking During playback streaks may appear in the playback picture Press either TRACKING button to move the streaks up or down and out of the picture l During stop a...

Page 54: ... Optional Audio Audio Video 0 Jack Installation Attach the white plug on one end of the audio video output cable to the AUDIO IN jack on the TV or VCR Note If your TV or VCR has stereo jacks attach the white audio plug to the one labeled MONO If one is not labeled MONO you may need a Y adapter such as AH25 shown on page 3 to hear both channels I 46 Attach the yellow plug to the VIDEO IN jack on th...

Page 55: ...pes to improve picture reproduction Make sure the memory stop feature is turned off press COUNTER MEMORY or the camcorder will enter play pause when the counter reaches M 0 OO OO Viewing What fhe Camcorder is Seeing or Recording awMsw w av b sxwa I __ i 1 I j 1 A Camcorder connected directly to TV Turn on the TV and tune it to 2 the video in Put channel B Camcorder connected to VCR that is already...

Page 56: ...TV Connect the antenna to the iN FROM ANT connector on the RF output adapter if you are going to leave the adapter connected to the TV Note If your VI W antenna is the flat twin lead type attached by two screws you will also need an optional 3OOff5 ohm transformer such as 193983 shown on page 3 48 O U T VIDEO Jacks 0 2 Attach one end of the optional coaxial RF cable to the OUT TO TV connector on t...

Page 57: ... pitched squeal caused by feedback indicator will light 2 Set the CH3fCH4 switch on the RF 5 Press the thumb trigger to begin output adapter to the same channel recording You can watch what the you selected on the TV camcorder is seeing or recording on the TV screen Note During record pause you can see the camcorder s displays on the TV screen Repeatedly press DISPLAY Details are on pages 30 31 No...

Page 58: ... blow it with a blower 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 Cleaning the Camcorder s Viewfinder The viewfinder eyepiece can be removed for cleaning 1 Turn the eyepiece counterclockwise and pull it out 2 Remove dust using a blower brush 3 Reattach the eyepiece by al...

Page 59: ...camcorder in direct sunlight for extended periods of time The resulting heat buildup could permanently damage the camcorder s internal parts l Do not operate the camcorder in extremely humid environments l The camcorder can be damaged by improper storage or handling Do not subject the camcorder to swinging shaking or dropping l Do not store the camcorder in temperatures below 22 F 30C or above 149...

Page 60: ...the dew indicator 4 flashes in the viewfinder there is moisture in the camcorder Wait until the dew indicator no longer appears before operating the camcorder l Make sure POWER switch in correct position for operation l There may not be a cassette in the camcorder l Try ejecting and reinserting the cassette l The cassette tape may be broken try another cassette l You may have reached the end of th...

Page 61: ... Eyepiece focus control is misadjusted l The small BRZGHT and CONTRAST controls on the bottom of the viewfinder control brightness and contrast of the viewfinder These controls are set at the factory and should require no adjustment If the brightness or contrast of the viewfinder ever does require adjustment carefully remove the small plastic cover and use a plastic screwdriver Make the adjustment...

Page 62: ... white lines l This may occur when background extremely contrasts with appear when shoot the subject ing bright object Error number l Try disconnecting power source Wait ten seconds and then EOI E02 etc connect power source again If error number does not appears in disappear from viewfinder consult your Authorized RCA viewfinder Camcorder Servicenter ...

Page 63: ...amcorder 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 Camcorder Servicenter l Pay any charges billed to you by the Servicenter for service not covered by the warranty What your warranty does not cover l Customer instruction Your owner s m...

Page 64: ... 29 30 32 38 44 45 47 49 Car Cord Adapter Optional 2 19 Care and Maintenance 50 51 56 Care and Storage of Battery 19 Cassette Adapter 40 41 Cassette Adapter Install Battery 40 Cassette Care and Storage 23 Cassette Door 10 14 23 Cassette Indicators 26 Cassette Inserting lO Cassettes Inserting and Removing lo 23 CHARJDATEJTIME SELECT and Buttons 15 29 32 CHARJDATEITIME SET Button 15 29 32 Charging t...

Page 65: ...andstrap lo 15 I Important Safeguards iv vii Included Accessories 8 INDEX Indicator 24 27 Indexing Electronic 24 Inserting a Cassette 10 Inserting and Removing Cassettes lo 23 L LENS COVER Control lo 14 Lens lo 14 Lens Cleaning 50 Lens Ring Removing 42 Limited Warranty 55 Low Battery Warning 19 26 A Macro Focus 34 Maintenance and Care 50 51 Manual Focus 35 Memory Stop 27 38 Microphone 14 24 Monopo...

Page 66: ...Control Sensor 14 Removing the Lens Ring 42 RESET Button 15 38 REW Rewind Button 13 15 38 44 4 5 RF Output Adapter Optional 3 48 4 9 58 S Safeguards Important iv vii Safety Instructions AC Adapter Charger iii Safety Precautions 1 H Safety Tab 22 Searching Visual 45 Setting the Time and D a t e 29 Shoulder Strap Attachment Rings 15 42 Shoulder Strap Attaching 42 Solving Problems 52 54 SP Indicator ...

Page 67: ...sing 4 Trouble Checks 52 54 Turning On the Camcorder 12 u Unpacking the Camcorder 8 User Information 43 Using Cassette Adapter 40 41 V VCRICAMERAIOFF Switch lo 11 12 13 15 19 27 29 30 32 38 44 45 47 49 Video Audio Cable 8 46 48 Video Cassettes 22 23 Viewfinder 12 25 Viewfinder Displays 26 27 Viewfinder Playback 44 Viewfinder Cleaning 50 Visual Searching F 45 W Zoom Button 15 33 34 Warranty Limited...

Page 68: ...ase 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 Consumer Electronics 600 N Sherman Dr PO Box 1976 Indianapolis IN 46206 994 Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc Trademark s Registered Mama s RegIstrada s Printed in Jap...

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