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Summary of Contents for DCR HC21E - PAL Digital MiniDV Handycam Camcorder

Page 1: ... IGITAL 6IDEO AMERA 2ECORDER PERATING UIDE 2 ETTING 3TARTED 5SING THE ENU UBBING DITING 5SING A OMPUTER 4ROUBLESHOOTING DDITIONAL NFORMATION Ú 3ONY ORPORATION 2ECORDING 0LAYBACK ...

Page 2: ...HIS CAMCORDER 4HIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND COMPLIANT WITH THE LIMITS SET OUT IN THE IRECTIVE FOR USING CONNECTION CABLES SHORTER THAN METERS FEET OTICE F STATIC ELECTRICITY OR ELECTROMAGNETISM CAUSES DATA TRANSFER TO DISCONTINUE MIDWAY FAIL RESTART THE APPLICATION OR DISCONNECT AND CONNECT THE COMMUNICATION CABLE 53 ETC AGAIN OTES ON USE 9OUR CAMCORDER IS SUPPLIED WITH TWO KINDS OF OPERA...

Page 3: ...PROVIDED EVEN IF RECORDING OR PLAYBACK IS NOT POSSIBLE DUE TO A MALFUNCTION OF THE CAMCORDER STORAGE MEDIA ETC s 46 COLOR SYSTEMS DIFFER DEPENDING ON THE COUNTRIES REGIONS 4O VIEW YOUR RECORDINGS ON A 46 YOU NEED A 0 SYSTEM BASED 46 s 4ELEVISION PROGRAMS lLMS VIDEO TAPES AND OTHER MATERIALS MAY BE COPYRIGHTED 5NAUTHORIZED RECORDING OF SUCH MATERIALS MAY BE CONTRARY TO THE COPYRIGHT LAWS N THIS MAN...

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Page 5: ...TC 2ECORDING 4O USE ZOOM 4O RECORD IN DARK PLACES IGHT3HOT PLUS 4O ADJUST THE EXPOSURE FOR BACKLIT SUBJECTS 4O ADJUST THE FOCUS FOR AN OFF CENTER SUBJECT 30 4 53 4O lX THE EXPOSURE FOR THE SELECTED SUBJECT LEXIBLE SPOT METER 4O RECORD IN MIRROR MODE 4O USE A TRIPOD 0LAYBACK 4O PLAY BACK THE IMAGES WITH ADDED SPECIAL EFFECTS 2ECORDING 0LAYBACK 4O CHECK THE REMAINING BATTERY ATTERY NFO 4O TURN OFF T...

Page 6: ...N BUTTON ITEMS ENU ITEMS 5 3 4 MENU n 02 2 0 4 ETC 2 3 4 MENU n 7 3 34 93 4 ETC 0 9 2 3 4 6 2 3 4 MENU n I I 3 5 5 8 6 3 4 MENU n 2 6 ETC 4 0 3 4 MENU n 2 5 2 3 450 5 MENU n 3 4 53 342 5 ETC 4 23 MENU n 7 2 4 0 ETC UBBING DITING ONNECTING TO A 6 2 OR 46 UBBING TO OTHER RECORDING DEVICES 2ECORDING PICTURES FROM A 6 2 2 UBBING SOUND TO A RECORDED TAPE ACKS TO CONNECT EXTERNAL DEVICES 5SING A OMPUTER...

Page 7: ...ESHOOTING 7ARNING INDICATORS AND MESSAGES DDITIONAL NFORMATION 5SING YOUR CAMCORDER ABROAD 5SABLE CASSETTE TAPES BOUT THE h NFO 4 5 v BATTERY PACK BOUT I AINTENANCE AND PRECAUTIONS 5SING THE 3TRAP ELT AS A WRIST STRAP TTACHING THE 3HOULDER 3TRAP 2 3PECIlCATIONS NDEX ...

Page 8: ...ANDER P 2 BUTTON TYPE LITHIUM BATTERY IS ALREADY INSTALLED 6 CONNECTING CABLE P 53 CABLE P 2 s 53 CABLE IS NOT SUPPLIED WITH THE 2 MODEL F NECESSARY BUY A 53 CABLE 4YPE TO 4YPE MINI 3ONY PRODUCT IS RECOMMENDED 3HOULDER 3TRAP P 2 2ECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK 0 0 P 2 h0ICTURE 0ACKAGE 6ER v P PIN ADAPTOR P 2 OR THE MODELS WITH THE MARK PRINTED ON THEIR BOTTOM SURFACES ONLY 3HOE COVER TTACHED TO THE CAMC...

Page 9: ...PTOR 4O THE WALL SOCKET OR 2 0 7 2 SWITCH JACK PLUG DAPTOR 4O THE WALL SOCKET TTACH THE BATTERY PACK BY SLIDING IT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE ARROW UNTIL IT CLICKS 3LIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH UP TO 4HE DEFAULT SETTING ONNECT THE DAPTOR TO THE JACK ON THE ANDYCAM 3TATION FOR THE 2 OR ON YOUR CAMCORDER FOR THE 2 OR 2 7ITH THE û MARK FACING UP JACK OR 2 JACK 7ITH THE û MARK FACING DOWN ONTINUED ...

Page 10: ...LLY CHARGED ISCONNECT THE DAPTOR FROM THE JACK OR 2 ISCONNECT THE DAPTOR FROM THE JACK HOLDING BOTH THE ANDYCAM 3TATION AND THE PLUG 4O REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK 4URN OFF THE POWER THEN PRESS 053 BUTTON AND REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK 053 BUTTON 0 7 2 SWITCH 7HEN STORING THE BATTERY PACK ULLY DISCHARGE THE BATTERY BEFORE STORING IT FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD P OR 2 4O CHARGE THE BATTERY PACK USING ONLY THE ...

Page 11: ...IME PPROXIMATE TIME MIN REQUIRED WHEN YOU FULLY CHARGE A FULLY DISCHARGED BATTERY PACK ATTERY PACK HARGING TIME 0 0 SUPPLIED 0 0 0 0 0 0 2ECORDING TIME PPROXIMATE TIME MIN AVAILABLE WHEN YOU USE A FULLY CHARGED BATTERY PACK ATTERY PACK ONTINUOUS RECORDING TIME 4YPICAL RECORDING TIME 0 0 SUPPLIED 0 0 0 0 0 0 s LL TIMES MEASURED UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS 4OP 2ECORDING WITH SCREEN OTTOM 2ECORDIN...

Page 12: ...T N THE CHARGING RECORDING PLAYBACK TIME s 4HE RECORDING AND PLAYBACK TIME WILL BE SHORTER WHEN YOU USE YOUR CAMCORDER IN LOW TEMPERATURES s 4HE RECORDING AND PLAYBACK TIME WILL BE SHORTER DEPENDING ON THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH YOU USE YOUR CAMCORDER s 4IMES MEASURED WITH THE CAMCORDER AT IS RECOMMENDED N THE DAPTOR s 5SE THE NEARBY WALL SOCKET WHEN USING THE DAPTOR ISCONNECT THE DAPTOR FROM THE ...

Page 13: ...E PRESSING THE GREEN BUTTON AMPS THAT LIGHT UP 2 4O RECORD ON A TAPE 0 9 4 4O PLAY OR EDIT PICTURES s 7HEN YOU SLIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH TO TURN ON THE 2 LAMP THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN FOR ABOUT SECONDS 0UT YOUR WRIST THROUGH THE 3TRAP ELT 4HE LENGTH OF THE 3TRAP ELT IS ADJUSTABLE OLD THE CAMCORDER AS ILLUSTRATED BELOW 4O TURN OFF THE POWER ʌ 3LIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH UP ...

Page 14: ... PANEL WITH THE SCREEN FACING OUT 4HIS IS CONVENIENT DURING PLAYBACK OPERATIONS 7HEN THE 0 7 2 SWITCH IS SET TO 2 APPEARS ON THE SCREEN s F YOU ROTATE THE PANEL DEGREES TO THE LENS SIDE YOU CAN SEE THE IMAGE IN THE VIEWlNDER s 3EE 24 P TO ADJUST THE BRIGHTNESS OF THE SCREEN 4HE VIEWlNDER 9OU CAN VIEW IMAGES USING THE VIEWlNDER WHEN YOU CLOSE THE PANEL TO AVOID WEARING DOWN THE BATTERY ETC 6IEWlNDE...

Page 15: ...LE THE SCREEN INDICATORS SUCH AS TIME CODE ETC ON OR OFF HANGING THE LANGUAGE SETTING 9OU CAN CHANGE THE ON SCREEN DISPLAYS TO SHOW MESSAGES IN A SPECIlED LANGUAGE 3ELECT THE SCREEN LANGUAGE IN 5 ON THE 3 450 5 P HECKING THE SCREEN INDICATORS ISPLAY UIDE 9OU CAN EASILY CHECK THE MEANING OF EACH INDICATOR THAT APPEARS ON THE SCREEN 4OUCH 4OUCH 30 5 4HE INDICATOR VARIES DEPENDING ON THE SETTINGS 4OU...

Page 16: ... BUILT IN RECHARGEABLE BATTERY GETS DISCHARGED AND THE DATE AND TIME SETTINGS MAY BE CLEARED FROM THE MEMORY N THAT CASE CHARGE THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY AND THEN SET THE DATE AND TIME AGAIN P 0 7 2 SWITCH 3KIP TO STEP WHEN YOU SET THE CLOCK FOR THE lRST TIME 4OUCH 5 3ELECT 3 450 5 WITH THEN TOUCH 8 3ELECT 3 4 WITH THEN TOUCH 8 3ET 9 YEAR WITH THEN TOUCH 9OU CAN SET ANY YEAR UP TO THE YEAR 3ET MONT...

Page 17: ...MENT AUTOMATICALLY COMES OUT AND OPENS UP NSERT A CASSETTE WITH ITS WINDOW FACING UP THEN PRESS 7INDOW SIDE 0USH THE CENTER OF THE BACK OF THE CASSETTE LIGHTLY 4HE CASSETTE COMPARTMENT AUTOMATICALLY SLIDES BACK IN O NOT FORCE THE CASSETTE INTO THE COMPARTMENT 4HIS MAY CAUSE A MALFUNCTION LOSE THE LID 4O EJECT THE CASSETTE 0ROCEED WITH THE SAME STEPS AS YOU WOULD WHEN INSERTING A CASSETTE TAPE ...

Page 18: ... ENJOY EASY OPERATION O THROUGH THE PROCEDURES DESCRIBED IN STEPS TO P TO BEFORE OPERATION PEN THE LENS COVER 2ECORDING WITH EASE 3LIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH ȼ IN THE DIRECTION OF THE ARROW TO TURN ON THE 2 LAMP F THE 0 7 2 SWITCH ȼ IS SET TO SLIDE IT DOWN WHILE PRESSING THE GREEN BUTTON 0RESS 39 Ƚ 4HE 39 LAMP LIGHTS UP IN BLUE 4HE MESSAGE APPEARS 3TART RECORDING 0RESS 2 34 24 34 0 Ⱦ OR ȿ 4HE INDICATOR...

Page 19: ...OUS SITUATION s 7HEN YOU TOUCH AND 5 DURING ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION ONLY THE AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN AND THE FUNCTIONS WHICH DON T APPEAR GO BACK TO THE DEFAULT SETTING P s 9OU CAN USE THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS DURING PLAYBACK n 0LAYING THE PICTURE ON A 46 P n UBBING TO OTHER RECORDING DEVICES P s URING ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION THE FOLLOWING BUTTONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE n 4 n 0 4 s N...

Page 20: ...HE GREEN BUTTON 3TART RECORDING OVIES 0RESS 2 34 24 34 0 ȼ OR Ƚ 4HE INDICATOR ɱ CHANGES 34 9 TO 2 3TILL IMAGES 0RESS AND HOLD 0 4 LIGHTLY TO CHECK THE IMAGE ɱ THEN PRESS IT FULLY ɲ NDICATOR APPEARS SHUTTER SOUND IS HEARD AND THE IMAGE IS RECORDED WITH SOUND FOR SECONDS 4O STOP MOVIE RECORDING 0RESS 2 34 24 34 0 AGAIN s APPEARS WHEN THE TAPE PHOTO RECORDING DOES NOT WORK 3LIDE THE 3 6 2 SWITCH TO 0...

Page 21: ...OP ɲ 0LAY 0AUSE TOGGLES AS YOU TOUCH IT ɳ 2EWIND AST FORWARD s 0LAYBACK AUTOMATICALLY STOPS IF PAUSE IS ENGAGED FOR MORE THAN MINUTES 4O ADJUST THE VOLUME 4OUCH 0 6 THEN TO ADJUST THE VOLUME 4O SEARCH FOR A SCENE DURING PLAYBACK 4OUCH AND HOLD DURING PLAYBACK 0ICTURE 3EARCH OR WHILE FAST FORWARDING OR REWINDING THE TAPE 3KIP 3CAN s 9OU CAN PLAY BACK IN VARIOUS MODES 6 30 0 9 P ...

Page 22: ...ACES IGHT3HOT PLUS ȣ 3ET THE 43 4 0 53 SWITCH ȣ TO AND h 43 4 0 53v APPEAR s 4HE IGHT3HOT PLUS USES INFRARED LIGHT 4HEREFORE DO NOT COVER THE INFRARED PORT ȧ WITH YOUR lNGERS OR OTHER OBJECTS s DJUST THE FOCUS MANUALLY 53 P WHEN IT IS HARD TO FOCUS AUTOMATICALLY s O NOT USE THESE FUNCTIONS IN BRIGHT PLACES 4HIS MAY CAUSE A MALFUNCTION 4O ADJUST THE EXPOSURE FOR BACKLIT SUBJECTS Ȭ 4O ADJUST THE EXP...

Page 23: ...PRESS 30 44 ȭ 4HE BATTERY INFORMATION APPEARS FOR ABOUT SECONDS EEP THE BUTTON PRESSED TO VIEW IT FOR ABOUT SECONDS 2EMAINING BATTERY APPROX 2ECORDING CAPACITY APPROX 4O TURN OFF THE OPERATION CONlRMATION BEEP ȫ 3EE 0 ON PAGE 4O INITIALIZE THE SETTINGS ȥ 0RESS 2 3 4 ȥ TO INITIALIZE ALL THE SETTINGS INCLUDING THE SETTING OF THE DATE AND TIME THER PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS Ȥ 3PEAKER 3OUNDS COME OUT F...

Page 24: ... FRAME 4APE COUNTER HOUR MINUTE SECOND 4APE PHOTO RECORDING Ȧ 2ECORDING CAPACITY OF THE TAPE APPROX ȧ UNCTION BUTTON ATA CODE DURING PLAYBACK 4HE DATE TIME DATA AND THE CAMERA SETTING DATA WILL BE RECORDED AUTOMATICALLY 4HEY DO NOT APPEAR ON THE PANEL OR VIEWlNDER DURING RECORDING BUT YOU CAN CHECK THEM AS 4 DURING PLAYBACK P 6IEWING Ȩ 4APE TRANSPORT INDICATOR ȩ 6IDEO OPERATION BUTTONS ...

Page 25: ...5PPER RIGHT OTTOM ENTER 5PPER LEFT NDICATOR EANING 5 3 3 6 5PPER RIGHT NDICATOR EANING 6 INPUT ERO SET MEMORY ENTER NDICATOR EANING 3ELF TIMER RECORDING IGHT3HOT PLUS å 7ARNING OTTOM NDICATOR EANING LEXIBLE SPOT METER ANUAL EXPOSURE ANUAL FOCUS ACKLIGHT NDICATOR EANING 02 2 0ICTURE EFFECT 7HITE BALANCE 7IDE SELECT 3TEADY3HOT OFF 0ANEL OFF s 9OU CAN USE 30 5 P TO CHECK THE FUNCTION OF EACH INDICATO...

Page 26: ...N BETWEEN RECORDED SECTIONS ON THE TAPE s 7HEN THE 0 9 4 LAMP LIGHTS UP YOU CAN DO THIS OPERATION 3EARCHING MANUALLY 4 3 2 9OU CAN SEARCH FOR THE START POINT TO START THE NEXT RECORDING WHILE VIEWING THE PICTURES ON THE SCREEN 4HE SOUND IS NOT PLAYED BACK DURING THE SEARCH 4OUCH 0 5 3ELECT 2 3 4 WITH THEN TOUCH 8 3ELECT 43 2 WITH THEN TOUCH 8 3ELECT WITH THEN TOUCH 8 4OUCH AND HOLD TO GO BACKWARD ...

Page 27: ... 2ECORDING 0LAYBACK TOUCH 8 4OUCH 4HE LAST FEW SECONDS OF THE MOST RECENTLY RECORDED SCENE ARE PLAYED BACK 4HEN YOUR CAMCORDER IS SET TO THE STANDBY ...

Page 28: ... CAMCORDER P s 4O CHANGE THE BATTERY SEE PAGE 3EARCHING QUICKLY FOR A DESIRED SCENE ERO SET MEMORY URING PLAYBACK PRESS 2 3 4 29 Ȧ AT A POINT YOU WANT TO LOCATE LATER ON 4HE TAPE COUNTER IS RESET TO h v AND APPEARS ON THE SCREEN F THE TAPE COUNTER IS NOT DISPLAYED PRESS 30 9 Ȫ 0RESS 34 0 ȥ WHEN YOU WANT TO STOP PLAYBACK 0RESS ò2 7 ȥ 4HE TAPE STOPS AUTOMATICALLY WHEN THE TAPE COUNTER REACHES h v 0R...

Page 29: ...REGARDLESS OF THE RECORDING DATE 3LIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH DOWN REPEATEDLY TO TURN ON THE 0 9 4 LAMP 0RESS 3 2 ȣ TO SELECT 0 4 3 2 0RESS PREVIOUS Ê NEXT Ȥ TO SELECT A PHOTO ACH TIME YOU PRESS OR Ê YOUR CAMCORDER SEARCHES FOR THE STILL IMAGE BEFORE OR AFTER THE CURRENT POINT ON THE TAPE 4O CANCEL THE OPERATION 0RESS 34 0 ȥ s 4HE 0HOTO SEARCH WILL NOT FUNCTION CORRECTLY IF THERE IS A BLANK SECTION BETW...

Page 30: ...ONNECT THE WHITE AND RED PLUGS LEFT RIGHT AUDIO AND 3 6 PLUG 3 6 CHANNEL OF AN 6 CONNECTING CABLE OPTIONAL N THIS CASE THE YELLOW STANDARD VIDEO PLUG CONNECTION IS NOT NECESSARY 3 6 CONNECTION ONLY WILL NOT OUTPUT AUDIO 7HEN YOUR 46 IS CONNECTED TO A 6 2 ONNECT YOUR CAMCORDER TO THE INPUT ON THE 6 2 3ET THE INPUT SELECTOR ON THE 6 2 TO 7HEN YOUR 46 IS MONAURAL 7HEN YOUR 46 HAS ONLY ONE AUDIO INPUT...

Page 31: ...ONNECTING CABLE TO THE 6 54 JACK OF YOUR CAMCORDER P BUT DO NOT CONNECT THE 6 CONNECTING CABLES TO BOTH YOUR CAMCORDER AND THE ANDYCAM 3TATION AT THE SAME TIME 4HE IMAGE MIGHT BE DISTORTED s 9OU CAN DISPLAY THE TIME CODE ON THE 46 SCREEN BY SETTING 30 54 TO 6 54 P ...

Page 32: ...F THE BUTTON ITEMS SEE PAGE ʌ 4OUCH ʍ 4OUCH THE DESIRED PAGE ʎ 4OUCH THE DESIRED BUTTON ʏ 3ELECT THE DESIRED SETTING THEN TOUCH LOSE s 7ITH SOME SETTINGS YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TOUCH ý4O USE MENU ITEMS OR DETAILS OF THE ITEMS SEE PAGE ʌ ʍ ʎ ʏ ʌ 4OUCH 5 ON 0 4HE MENU INDEX SCREEN APPEARS ʍ 3ELECT THE DESIRED MENU 4OUCH TO SELECT THE ITEM THEN TOUCH 8 4HE PROCESS IN STEP ʎ AND ʏ IS THE SAME AS THAT IN S...

Page 33: ... SUBJECTS FOCUSING ON DISTANT SUBJECTS UNTIL CORRECT FOCUS IS ACHIEVED APPEARS WHEN THE FOCUS CANNOT BE ADJUSTED ANY CLOSER AND APPEARS WHEN THE FOCUS CANNOT BE ADJUSTED FARTHER AWAY 4O ADJUST THE FOCUS AUTOMATICALLY TOUCH 54 s T IS EASIER TO FOCUS ON THE SUBJECT BY MOVING THE POWER ZOOM LEVER TOWARDS 4 TELEPHOTO TO ADJUST THE FOCUS THEN TOWARDS 7 WIDE ANGLE TO ADJUST THE ZOOM FOR RECORDING 7HEN Y...

Page 34: ... OUT APPEARS 4OUCH 4OUCH 4HE SCREEN IS TURNED OFF 4OUCH THE SCREEN WHILE CHECKING THE DISPLAY IN THE VIEWlNDER 80 352 ETC ARE DISPLAYED 4OUCH THE BUTTON YOU WANT TO SET 80 352 DJUST WITH AND TOUCH 2 4OUCH IT REPEATEDLY TO SELECT A DESIRED EFFECT 4HE SCREEN LIGHTS UP 4O HIDE THE BUTTONS TOUCH 3 3 2 3EE PAGE 80 352 9OU CAN lX THE BRIGHTNESS OF A PICTURE MANUALLY 7HEN RECORDING INDOORS ON A CLEAR DAY...

Page 35: ...RDER AT A NEARBY WHITE OBJECT FOR ABOUT SECONDS FOR BETTER COLOR BALANCE ADJUSTMENT s 2EDO THE 053 PROCEDURE IF YOU CHANGE THE 02 2 SETTINGS OR BRING YOUR CAMCORDER OUTDOORS FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE OR VICE VERSA s 3ET 7 4 TO 54 OR 053 UNDER WHITE OR COOL WHITE mUORESCENT LAMPS s 4HE SETTING RETURNS TO 54 WHEN YOU HAVE THE POWER SOURCE DISCONNECTED FROM YOUR CAMCORDER FOR MORE THAN MINUTES 3 4 2 4HE ...

Page 36: ...EN YOUR CAMCORDER IS CONNECTED TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER YOU CAN EASILY BURN THE PICTURE RECORDED ON THE TAPE TO A 2 IRECT CCESS TO 6IDEO URN OR DETAILS SEE h IRST 3TEP UIDEv STORED ON THE SUPPLIED 2 0 6 30 0 9 6ARIOUS SPEED PLAYBACK 9OU CAN PLAY BACK IN VARIOUS MODES WHILE VIEWING MOVIES ʌ 4OUCH THE FOLLOWING BUTTONS DURING PLAYBACK 4O 4OUCH CHANGE THE PLAYBACK DIRECTION FRAME PLAY BACK SLOWLY ß 3 7...

Page 37: ... 5SING THE ENU s 9OU WILL NOT HEAR THE RECORDED SOUND 9OU MAY SEE MOSAIC LIKE IMAGES OF THE PREVIOUSLY PLAYED PICTURE 5 42 UDIO DUBBING 3EE PAGE 2 42 2ECORDING CONTROL 3EE PAGE ...

Page 38: ...U P 02 2 ÿ 0 4 ÿ ÿ 3 ÿ 3 6 ÿ 54 3 42 ÿ 2 3 4 MENU P ÿ 7 3 ÿ 34 93 4 ÿ 43 2 ÿ 3 4 ÿ 0 9 2 3 4 2 6 2 3 4 MENU 2 P I I 3 5 ÿ 5 8 ÿ 6 3 4 MENU P ÿ ÿ 2 ÿ ÿ 6 ÿ ÿ 7 30 ÿ ÿ 4 0 3 4 MENU P 2 2 ÿ 2 2 ÿ ÿ 5 ÿ 2 ÿ ÿ 3 450 5 MENU P 3 4 ÿ ÿ 53 342 ÿ ÿ 5 ÿ ÿ ÿ ...

Page 39: ...ENU VAILABLE MENU ITEMS ÿ VARY DEPENDING ON THE POSITION OF THE LAMP 4HESE FUNCTIONS ARE AVAILABLE DURING ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION 0OSITION OF LAMP 2 0 9 4 4 23 MENU P 7 2 4 ÿ ÿ 0 ÿ ÿ 3 54 ÿ ÿ 2 2 ÿ ÿ 30 54 ÿ ÿ 2 0 ÿ ...

Page 40: ...OVING SUBJECTS 3 3ELECT TO PREVENT PEOPLEgS FACES FROM APPEARING DARK IN STRONG LIGHT OR REmECTED LIGHT SUCH AS AT A BEACH IN MIDSUMMER OR ON A SKI SLOPE 35 3 4 3ELECT TO MAINTAIN THE ATMOSPHERE OF SITUATIONS SUCH AS SUNSETS GENERAL NIGHT VIEWS OR lREWORKS 3 0 3ELECT TO SHOOT DISTANT SUBJECTS CLEARLY 4HIS SETTING ALSO PREVENTS YOUR CAMCORDER FROM FOCUSING ON GLASS OR METAL MESH IN WINDOWS THAT COM...

Page 41: ...SING EFFECTS ON ANOTHER TAPE P 3 OTE THAT THESE SETTINGS WILL NOT FUNCTION WITH UNSUPPORTED mASHES Í LASHES EVERY TIME 54 LASHES AUTOMATICALLY 3 6 LASH LEVEL OTE THAT THESE SETTINGS WILL NOT FUNCTION WITH UNSUPPORTED mASHES AKES THE mASH LEVEL HIGHER Í 2 7 AKES THE mASH LEVEL LOWER s 4HE SETTING RETURNS TO 2 WHEN YOU DISCONNECT THE POWER SOURCE FROM YOUR CAMCORDER FOR MORE THAN MINUTES 54 3 42 UTO...

Page 42: ...IGITALLY 7 3 7IDE SELECT 9OU CAN RECORD A PICTURE IN A RATIO SUITABLE FOR THE SCREEN ON WHICH IT WILL BE DISPLAYED Í 3TANDARD SETTING TO RECORD PICTURES TO BE PLAYED BACK ON A 46 7 2ECORDS PICTURES TO BE PLAYED BACK ON A WIDE 46 IN FULL SCREEN MODE 7HEN VIEWED ON THE SCREEN VIEWlNDER WITH 7 SELECTED 7HEN VIEWED ON A WIDE SCREEN 46 7HEN VIEWED ON A STANDARD 46 0ICTURE APPEARS IN FULL SCREEN MODE WH...

Page 43: ...D WITH Í 4HE INDICATORS IN PARENTHESES APPEAR WHEN THE ITEMS ARE SELECTED 3EE PAGE FOR DETAILS ON SELECTING MENU ITEMS Il 3 5 9OU CAN SELECT WHETHER TO PLAY BACK AUDIO RECORDED USING OTHER DEVICES WITH DUAL SOUND OR STEREO SOUND Í34 2 0LAYS BACK WITH MAIN AND SUB SOUND OR STEREO SOUND 0LAYS BACK WITH MAIN SOUND OR THE LEFT CHANNEL SOUND 0LAYS BACK WITH SUB SOUND OR THE RIGHT CHANNEL SOUND s 9OU CA...

Page 44: ...R ON THE SCREEN WITH 4HE RECORDED PICTURE WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY THIS OPERATION OW INTENSITY IGH INTENSITY 6 6IEWlNDER BRIGHTNESS 9OU CAN ADJUST THE BRIGHTNESS OF THE VIEWlNDER Í 24 2 3TANDARD BRIGHTNESS 2 4 RIGHTENS THE VIEWlNDER SCREEN s 7HEN YOU CONNECT YOUR CAMCORDER TO OUTSIDE POWER SOURCES 2 4 IS AUTOMATICALLY SELECTED FOR THE SETTING s 7HEN YOU SELECT 2 4 BATTERY LIFE IS REDUCED BY ABOUT P...

Page 45: ...SETTE INSERTED s 7HEN YOU TOUCH PLAY PAUSE LWAYS DISPLAYS THE REMAINING TAPE INDICATOR 3 450 5 MENU n 3 4 53 342 5 ETC 4HE DEFAULT SETTINGS ARE MARKED WITH Í 4HE INDICATORS IN PARENTHESES APPEAR WHEN THE ITEMS ARE SELECTED 3EE PAGE FOR DETAILS ON SELECTING MENU ITEMS 3 4 3EE PAGE 53 342 9OU CAN VIEW THE PICTURES DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN OF YOUR CAMCORDER ON YOUR COMPUTER 53 3TREAMING VIA THE 53 CAB...

Page 46: ...RDER ABROAD YOU CAN SET THE TIME DIFFERENCE BY TOUCHING THE CLOCK WILL BE ADJUSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TIME DIFFERENCE F YOU SET THE TIME DIFFERENCE TO THE CLOCK RETURNS TO THE ORIGINALLY SET TIME 0 Í MELODY SOUNDS WHEN YOU START STOP RECORDING OR OPERATE THE TOUCH PANEL ANCELS THE MELODY 3 54 UTO SHUT OFF Í MIN 4HE CAMCORDER IS AUTOMATICALLY TURNED OFF WHEN YOU DO NOT OPERATE YOUR CAMCORDER FO...

Page 47: ...NG CABLE WITH AN 3 6 CABLE OPTIONAL PICTURES CAN BE REPRODUCED MORE FAITHFULLY THAN WITH THE SUPPLIED 6 CABLE CONNECTION ONNECT THE WHITE AND RED PLUGS LEFT RIGHT AUDIO AND 3 6 PLUG 3 6 CHANNEL OF AN 6 CONNECTING CABLE OPTIONAL N THIS CASE THE YELLOW STANDARD VIDEO PLUG CONNECTION IS NOT NECESSARY 3 6 CONNECTION ONLY WILL NOT OUTPUT AUDIO Ȥ I CABLE OPTIONAL 5SE AN I CABLE TO CONNECT YOUR CAMCORDER...

Page 48: ... DEVICES 9OU CAN COPY THE PICTURE PLAYED BACK ON YOUR CAMCORDER TO OTHER RECORDING DEVICES SUCH AS 6 2S ONNECT YOUR 6 2 TO YOUR CAMCORDER AS A RECORDING DEVICE 3EE PAGE FOR DETAILS OF CONNECTING s 7HEN USING AN 6 CONNECTING CABLE CONNECT TO THE INPUT JACK OF THE OTHER DEVICE 0REPARE YOUR 6 2 FOR RECORDING 7HEN DUBBING TO THE 6 2 INSERT A CASSETTE FOR RECORDING 7HEN DUBBING TO THE 6 RECORDER INSERT...

Page 49: ...ING PICTURES FROM A 6 2 2 9OU CAN RECORD PICTURES FROM A 6 2 ON A TAPE NSERT A CASSETTE FOR RECORDING IN YOUR CAMCORDER BEFOREHAND ONNECT YOUR 6 2 TO YOUR CAMCORDER 5SE AN I CABLE TO CONNECT 3EE PAGE FOR DETAILS OF CONNECTING s 4HE INDICATOR APPEARS WHEN YOU CONNECT YOUR CAMCORDER AND OTHER DEVICES VIA AN I CABLE 3LIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH DOWN TO TURN ON THE 0 9 4 LAMP 3ET YOUR CAMCORDER TO RECORDING...

Page 50: ...NDYCAM 3TATION AT THE SAME TIME 4HE SOUND MIGHT BE DISTORTED 2ECORDING SOUND NSERT A RECORDED CASSETTE INTO YOUR CAMCORDER BEFOREHAND 3LIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH DOWN TO TURN ON THE 0 9 4 LAMP 4OUCH PLAY PAUSE TO PLAY BACK THE TAPE THEN TOUCH IT AGAIN AT THE POINT WHERE YOU WANT TO START RECORDING THE SOUND 4OUCH 0 5 42 5 5 ã APPEARS 4OUCH PLAY AND START PLAYING BACK THE AUDIO YOU WANT TO RECORD AT THE...

Page 51: ...2 3 4 FOR THE 2 THEN TOUCH TO SELECT 5 8 THEN TOUCH 8 ʏ 4OUCH TO ADJUST THE BALANCE BETWEEN THE ORIGINAL SOUND 34 AND THE SOUND RECORDED AFTERWARDS 34 THEN TOUCH 8 s 4HE ORIGINAL SOUND 34 IS OUTPUT AT THE DEFAULT SETTING s 4HE ADJUSTED AUDIO BALANCE RETURNS TO THE DEFAULT SETTING IN ABOUT MINUTES AFTER THE BATTERY PACK OR OTHER POWER SOURCES HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED ...

Page 52: ...PRESS DOWN AND PUSH IT TO THE END AND THEN TIGHTEN THE SCREW 4O REMOVE AN ACCESSORY LOOSEN THE SCREW AND THEN PRESS DOWN AND PULL OUT THE ACCESSORY ȣ 53 JACK P Ȥ OR 2 6 54 NTERFACE JACK P OR 2 6 NTERFACE JACK P ȥ 6 AUDIO VIDEO 54 JACK P Ȧ JACK BLUE s 4HE CONTROL JACK IS USED FOR CONTROLLING THE TAPE TRANSPORT OF VIDEO DEVICES AND PERIPHERALS CONNECTED TO IT ȧ OR 2 NTERFACE CONNECTOR Ȩ JACK P ȩ 53 ...

Page 53: ...S ON A COMPUTER 9OU CAN VIEW THE PICTURES COPIED FROM YOUR CAMCORDER BY SELECTING FROM THUMBNAILS 3TILL IMAGES AND MOVIES ARE SAVED IN FOLDERS BY DATE USIC 6IDEO 3LIDESHOW 0RODUCER 9OU CAN SELECT YOUR FAVORITE MOVIES AND STILL IMAGES FROM PICTURES SAVED ON YOUR COMPUTER AND EASILY CREATE A SHORT ORIGINAL VIDEO OR SLIDE SHOW WITH ADDED MUSIC AND VISUAL STYLES UTOMATIC USIC 6IDEO 0RODUCER 9OU CAN EA...

Page 54: ...WS AND 7INDOWS 3 6 CAPTURING IS NOT SUPPORTED 05 NTEL 0ENTIUM Z OR FASTER Z OR FASTER RECOMMENDED OR USING MAGE IXER 6 NTEL 0ENTIUM Z OR FASTER RECOMMENDED PPLICATION IRECT8 C OR LATER 4HIS PRODUCT IS BASED ON IRECT8 TECHNOLOGY T IS NECESSARY TO HAVE IRECT8 INSTALLED 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER OR LATER ACROMEDIA LASH 0LAYER OR LATER 3OUND SYSTEM BIT STEREO SOUND CARD AND STEREO SPEAKERS EMORY OR MORE ARD...

Page 55: ... BEFORE CONNECTING YOUR CAMCORDER AND YOUR COMPUTER NCE YOU INSTALL IT THE INSTALLATION IS NOT REQUIRED THEREAFTER 4HE SOFTWARE TO BE USED VARIES DEPENDING ON THE 3 SYSTEM YOU ARE USING 7INDOWS COMPUTER 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE INCLUDING MAGE IXER 6 ACINTOSH COMPUTER MAGE IXER 6 OR THE DETAILS ON THE SOFTWARE REFER TO h IRST 3TEP UIDE v NSTALLING ON A 7INDOWS COMPUTER OG ON AS DMINISTRATORS FOR INSTALLATIO...

Page 56: ...CORDING TO THE MESSAGE INSTRUCTIONS 3ELECT THE LANGUAGE FOR THE APPLICATION TO BE INSTALLED THEN CLICK EXT LICK EXT 2EAD ICENSE GREEMENT CHECK ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT WHEN YOU AGREE THEN CLICK EXT 3ELECT WHERE TO SAVE THE SOFTWARE THEN CLICK EXT LICK NSTALL ON THE 2EADY TO NSTALL THE 0ROGRAM SCREEN 4HE INSTALLATION OF 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE STARTS 3ELECT THE LANGUAGE FOR h IRST 3TEP UID...

Page 57: ...AD ICENSE GREEMENT THEN CLICK EXT ʍ LICK EXT ʎ LICK INISH AKE SURE 9ES WANT TO RESTART MY COMPUTER NOW IS CHECKED THEN CLICK INISH 4HE COMPUTER TURNS OFF ONCE THEN STARTS UP AGAIN AUTOMATICALLY 2ESTART 4HE SHORT CUT ICONS FOR 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE ENU AND 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE ENU DESTINATION OLDER AND h IRST 3TEP UIDE v IF INSTALLED BY STEPS APPEAR ON THE DESKTOP 2EMOVE THE 2 FROM THE DISC DRIVE OF YOUR COMP...

Page 58: ...BLE CLICK 2 ICON OPY IRST3ETUP UIDE PDF STORED IN THE DESIRED LANGUAGE IN THE IRST3TEP UIDE FOLDER TO YOUR COMPUTER 4HEN INSTALL MAGE IXER 6 OPY 8 34 3 4 IN THE FOLDER OF THE 2 TO A FOLDER OF YOUR CHOICE OUBLE CLICK 8 34 3 4 IN THE FOLDER IT WAS COPIED TO OUBLE CLICK THE UNZIPPED MAGE IXER6 NSTALL 7HEN THE USER ACCEPTANCE SCREEN IS DISPLAYED ENTER YOUR NAME AND PASSWORD 4HE INSTALLATION OF MAGE IX...

Page 59: ...CAN DOWNLOAD IT FROM THE DOBE 3YSTEMS WEB PAGE HTTP WWW ADOBE COM OR INQUIRES ABOUT THIS SOFTWARE 0IXELA 5SER 3UPPORT ENTER 0IXELA OME 0AGE 7INDOWS HTTP WWW PPACKAGE COM ACINTOSH HTTP WWW MAGE IXER COM n ORTH MERICA OS NGELES 4ELEPHONE n UROPE 5 4ELEPHONE n SIA 0HILIPPINES 4ELEPHONE N OPYRIGHTS USIC WORKS SOUND RECORDING OR OTHER THIRD PARTY MUSICAL CONTENTS YOU MAY ACQUIRE FROM S THE NTERNET OR O...

Page 60: ... A 6 DRIVE THAT CAN BE USED TO WRITE 6 S 9OU ALSO NEED THE COMPUTER WITH h LICK TO 6 6ER v 3ONY ORIGINAL SOFTWARE OR LATER INSTALLED 5SING THE IRECT CCESS TO h LICK TO 6 v FUNCTION FOR THE lRST TIME 4HE IRECT CCESS TO h LICK TO 6 v FUNCTION ENABLES YOU TO COPY PICTURES RECORDED ON A TAPE TO A 6 EASILY IF YOUR CAMCORDER IS CONNECTED TO A COMPUTER EFORE OPERATING THE IRECT CCESS TO h LICK TO 6 v FUN...

Page 61: ... TO THE 0 FORMAT 72 4 4HE PICTURE IS BEING WRITTEN ONTO THE 6 s F YOU USE A 6 27 27 WHICH HAS OTHER DATA STORED ON IT THE MESSAGE 4HIS IS A RECORDED DISC ELETE AND OVERWRITE APPEARS ON THE SCREEN OF YOUR CAMCORDER 7HEN YOU TOUCH 8 THE EXISTING DATA IS ERASED AND NEW DATA IS WRITTEN 4OUCH TO lNISH CREATING A 6 4HE DISC TRAY COMES OUT AUTOMATICALLY 4O CREATE ANOTHER 6 WITH THE SAME CONTENT TOUCH 8 4...

Page 62: ...C ODE AUNCHERv FOR DETAILS n 7HEN THERE IS A BLANK PORTION OF SECONDS OR LONGER ON THE TAPE n 7HEN THE DATA OF THE TAPE CONTAINS A DATE BEFORE THE RECORDING DATE OF THE LATER IMAGES n 7HEN NORMAL AND WIDE SIZE PICTURES ARE RECORDED ON THE SAME TAPE s 9OU CANNOT OPERATE YOUR CAMCORDER IN THE FOLLOWING SITUATIONS n 7HILE PLAYING BACK A TAPE n 7HEN h LICK TO 6 v IS STARTED UP FROM THE COMPUTER ...

Page 63: ... BUTTON ALL SETTINGS INCLUDING THE CLOCK SETTING ARE RESET 9OU CANNOT TURN ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION ON s URING RECORDING OR COMMUNICATING WITH ANOTHER DEVICE VIA 53 CABLE YOU CANNOT TURN ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION ON 3ETTINGS CHANGE DURING ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION s URING ASY ANDYCAM OPERATION THE SETTINGS OF THE FUNCTIONS THAT ARE NOT DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN RETURN TO THEIR DEFAULTS 0REVIOUSLY MADE SETTINGS...

Page 64: ...REMAINING BATTERY TIME INDICATOR DOES NOT INDICATE THE CORRECT TIME s 4HE TEMPERATURE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IS TOO HIGH OR TOO LOW OR THE BATTERY PACK HAS NOT BEEN CHARGED ENOUGH 4HIS IS NOT A MALFUNCTION s ULLY CHARGE THE BATTERY AGAIN F THE PROBLEM PERSISTS REPLACE THE BATTERY PACK WITH A NEW ONE T MAY BE DAMAGED P s 4HE INDICATED TIME MAY NOT BE CORRECT DEPENDING ON THE ENVIRONMENT OF USE 7HEN YOU...

Page 65: ... s DJUST THE SCREEN 2 4 P 4HE PICTURE IN THE VIEWlNDER IS NOT CLEAR s 5SE THE VIEWlNDER LENS ADJUSTMENT LEVER TO ADJUST THE LENS P 4HE PICTURE IN THE VIEWlNDER HAS DISAPPEARED s LOSE THE PANEL 4HE PICTURE IS NOT DISPLAYED IN THE VIEWlNDER WHEN THE PANEL IS OPEN P ASSETTE TAPES 4HE CASSETTE CANNOT BE EJECTED FROM THE COMPARTMENT s AKE SURE THE POWER SOURCE BATTERY PACK OR DAPTOR IS CONNECTED CORREC...

Page 66: ...E TO THE NEXT s OTE THE FOLLOWING n 0ERFORM 3 2 P n O NOT REMOVE THE CASSETTE 4HE PICTURE WILL BE RECORDED CONTINUOUSLY WITHOUT A BREAK EVEN WHEN YOU TURN THE POWER OFF n O NOT RECORD PICTURES IN 30 MODE AND 0 MODE ON THE SAME TAPE n VOID STOPPING THEN RECORDING A MOVIE IN THE 0 MODE 4HE SHUTTER SOUND IS NOT HEARD WHEN YOU RECORD A STILL IMAGE s 3ET 0 TO P 4HE EXTERNAL mASH OPTIONAL DOES NOT WORK ...

Page 67: ...VERTICAL BAND APPEARS WHEN RECORDING A BRIGHT SUBJECT s 4HIS PHENOMENON IS CALLED THE SMEAR EFFECT 4HIS IS NOT A MALFUNCTION 4HE COLOR OF THE PICTURE IS NOT CORRECTLY DISPLAYED s EACTIVATE THE IGHT3HOT PLUS FUNCTION P 4HE PICTURE APPEARS TOO BRIGHT ON THE SCREEN AND THE SUBJECT DOES NOT APPEAR ON THE SCREEN s EACTIVATE THE IGHT3HOT PLUS FUNCTION P s ANCEL THE 4 FUNCTION P LICKERING OR CHANGES IN C...

Page 68: ...REEN s 4HE TAPE WAS RECORDED IN A 46 COLOR SYSTEM OTHER THAN THAT OF YOUR CAMCORDER 0 4HIS IS NOT A MALFUNCTION P IS DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN s 4HE TAPE YOU ARE PLAYING WAS RECORDED ON ANOTHER DEVICE WITH A CH MICROPHONE 2 9OUR CAMCORDER IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH CH MICROPHONE RECORDING ATE 3EARCH DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY 2 s F ONE DAY S RECORDING IS LESS THAN MINUTES YOUR CAMCORDER MAY NOT ACCURATELY ...

Page 69: ...NOT USE 30 4 53 s 9OU CANNOT USE 30 4 53 TOGETHER WITH 02 2 9OU CANNOT USE 02 2 s 9OU CANNOT USE 02 2 WHEN THE 43 4 0 53 SWITCH IS SET TO UBBING DITING ONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES 4HE PICTURE WHICH IS OUTPUTTED FROM YOUR CAMCORDER IS NOT DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN OF THE DEVICE CONNECTED TO THE CAMCORDER s LOSE THE JACK COVER OF YOUR CAMCORDER AND INSERT IT INTO THE ANDYCAM 3TATION SECURELY ALL THE WA...

Page 70: ...AM 3TATION TO THE CAMCORDER SECURELY s ISCONNECT 53 DEVICES OTHER THAN THE KEYBOARD THE MOUSE AND THE CAMCORDER FROM THE COMPUTER s ISCONNECT THE CABLE FROM THE COMPUTER AND CAMCORDER RESTART THE COMPUTER THEN CONNECT THEM AGAIN CORRECTLY N ERROR MESSAGE APPEARS WHEN YOU PLACE THE SUPPLIED 2 IN YOUR COMPUTER s 3ET THE COMPUTER DISPLAY AS FOLLOWS n 7INDOWS DOTS OR MORE IGH OLOR BITS COLORS OR MORE ...

Page 71: ...APE n 53 UDIO EVICE IN THE 3OUND VIDEO AND GAME CONTROLLERS FOLDER n 53 EVICE IN THE THER DEVICES FOLDER n 53 OMPOSITE EVICE IN THE 5NIVERSAL 3ERIAL US ONTROLLER FOLDER 7HEN THE ONlRM EVICE 2EMOVAL SCREEN APPEARS CLICK 4URN OFF THE POWER OF YOUR CAMCORDER DISCONNECT THE 53 CABLE THEN RESTART THE COMPUTER 0LACE THE SUPPLIED 2 IN THE DISC DRIVE OF YOUR COMPUTER OLLOW THE STEPS BELOW AND TRY TO INSTA...

Page 72: ...S 80 OG ON AS DMINISTRATOR HECK THAT YOUR CAMCORDER IS CONNECTED TO A COMPUTER LICK 3TART 2IGHT CLICK Y OMPUTER THEN CLICK 0ROPERTIES 4HE 3YSTEM 0ROPERTIES SCREEN APPEARS LICK AND CHOOSE THE ARDWARE TAB EVICE ANAGER 6IEW EVICES BY TYPE F THE DEVICES BELOW ARE ALREADY INSTALLED RIGHT CLICK THEM THEN CLICK 5NINSTALL TO DELETE THEM OR COPYING AND VIEWING PICTURES RECORDED ON A TAPE n 53 OMPOSITE EVIC...

Page 73: ...MING 4OOL DJUST THE SLIDER IN THE DIRECTION ON 3ELECT VIDEO QUALITY OLLOW THE ON SCREEN INSTRUCTIONS CLICK EXT THEN CLICK ONE 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE DOES NOT FUNCTION CORRECTLY s LOSE 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE THEN RESTART THE COMPUTER N ERROR MESSAGE APPEARS WHILE OPERATING 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE s LOSE 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE lRST THEN SLIDE THE 0 7 2 SWITCH ON YOUR CAMCORDER TO TURN ON ANOTHER LAMP 4HE 2 DRIVE IS NOT RECOGNIZ...

Page 74: ...GE THE CASSETTE 0RESS 2 3 4 P AND OPERATE YOUR CAMCORDER AGAIN øø øø s ONTACT YOUR 3ONY DEALER OR LOCAL AUTHORIZED 3ONY SERVICE FACILITY NFORM THEM OF THE DIGIT CODE WHICH STARTS FROM h v ATTERY LEVEL WARNING s 4HE BATTERY PACK IS NEARLY USED UP s EPENDING ON THE OPERATING ENVIRONMENT OR BATTERY CONDITIONS MAY mASH EVEN IF THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY TO MINUTES REMAINING OISTURE CONDENSATION WARNING s...

Page 75: ... å2EINSERT THE CASSETTE s HECK IF THE CASSETTE IS DAMAGED å4HE TAPE IS LOCKED CHECK THE TAB P 4HE TAPE HAS REACHED THE END s 2EWIND OR CHANGE THE TAPE ý LASH HARGINGx ANNOT RECORD STILL IMAGES s 9OU ARE TRYING TO RECORD A STILL IMAGE WHILE CHARGING THE mASH OPTIONAL ý THERS ANNOT RECORD DUE TO COPYRIGHT PROTECTION P ANNOT ADD AUDIO P ANNOT ADD AUDIO ISCONNECT THE I CABLE P OT RECORDED IN 30 MODE A...

Page 76: ...HIS FORMAT 0LAY BACK THE TAPE WITH THE EQUIPMENT THAT RECORDED IT 6 RECORDED TAPE ANNOT ADD AUDIO s 9OUR CAMCORDER DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO ADD AUDIO ON A SECTION OF A TAPE RECORDED IN 6 FORMAT ISCONNECT ONE 6 CABLE s 6 CONNECTING CABLES ARE CONNECTED TO BOTH THE CAMCORDER AND THE ANDYCAM 3TATION ISCONNECT ONE OF THEM s 7HEN THE 6 CONNECTING CABLE IS CONNECTED ONLY TO YOUR CAMCORDER YOUR CAMCORDER IS...

Page 77: ...ER FOR A LONG TIME 2EMOVE THE CASSETTE AND STORE IT ý 4O PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ERASURE 3LIDE THE WRITE PROTECT TAB ON THE CASSETTE TO SET IT TO 3 6 5SING YOUR CAMCORDER ABROAD 0OWER SUPPLY 9OU CAN USE YOUR CAMCORDER IN ANY COUNTRIES REGIONS USING THE DAPTOR SUPPLIED WITH YOUR CAMCORDER WITHIN THE 6 TO 6 Z RANGE N 46 COLOR SYSTEMS 9OUR CAMCORDER IS A 0 SYSTEM BASED CAMCORDER F YOU WANT TO VIEW THE PLA...

Page 78: ...4 5 v BATTERY PACK IS A LITHIUM ION BATTERY PACK THAT HAS FUNCTIONS FOR COMMUNICATING INFORMATION RELATED TO OPERATING CONDITIONS BETWEEN YOUR CAMCORDER AND AN OPTIONAL DAPTOR CHARGER 4HE h NFO 4 5 v BATTERY PACK CALCULATES THE POWER CONSUMPTION ACCORDING TO THE OPERATING CONDITIONS OF YOUR CAMCORDER AND DISPLAYS THE REMAINING BATTERY TIME IN MINUTES 7ITH AN DAPTOR CHARGER OPTIONAL THE REMAINING B...

Page 79: ...BE RESTORED IF IT IS USED IN HIGH TEMPERATURES FOR A LONG TIME OR IF LEFT IN A FULLY CHARGED STATE OR WHEN THE BATTERY PACK IS FREQUENTLY USED 5SE THE REMAINING BATTERY TIME INDICATION AS A GUIDE TO THE APPROXIMATE SHOOTING TIME s 4HE MARK THAT INDICATES LOW BATTERY mASHES EVEN IF THERE ARE STILL TO MINUTES OF BATTERY TIME REMAINING DEPENDING ON THE OPERATING CONDITIONS OR AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND ...

Page 80: ...AUD RATE I gS MAXIMUM BAUD RATE VARIES ACCORDING TO THE DEVICE 4HERE ARE THREE TYPES 3 APPROX BPS 3 APPROX BPS 3 APPROX BPS 4HE BAUD RATE IS LISTED UNDER h3PECIlCATIONSv IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS OF EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT T IS ALSO INDICATED NEAR THE I INTERFACE ON SOME DEVICES 4HE MAXIMUM BAUD RATE FOR A DEVICE THAT DOES NOT HAVE ANY INDICATION SUCH AS THIS UNIT IS h3 v 4HE BAUD RATE MAY DIF...

Page 81: ...E HEAT TO BUILD UP INSIDE s 7HEN DISCONNECTING THE MAINS LEAD PULL IT BY THE PLUG AND NOT THE LEAD s O NOT DAMAGE THE MAINS LEAD SUCH AS BY PLACING ANYTHING HEAVY ON IT s EEP METAL CONTACTS CLEAN s EEP THE 2EMOTE OMMANDER SUPPLIED WITH THE 2 AND BUTTON TYPE BATTERY OUT OF CHILDRENgS REACH F THE BATTERY IS ACCIDENTALLY SWALLOWED CONSULT A DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY s F THE BATTERY ELECTROLYTIC LIQUID HAS L...

Page 82: ... CASSETTE APPEARS ON THE SCREEN DURING PLAYBACK s 4HE VIDEO HEAD SUFFERS FROM WEAR AFTER LONG USE F YOU CANNOT OBTAIN A CLEAR IMAGE EVEN AFTER USING A CLEANING CASSETTE IT MIGHT BE BECAUSE THE VIDEO HEAD IS WORN 0LEASE CONTACT YOUR 3ONY DEALER OR LOCAL AUTHORIZED 3ONY SERVICE FACILITY TO HAVE THE VIDEO HEAD REPLACED SCREEN s O NOT EXERT EXCESSIVE PRESSURE ON THE SCREEN AS IT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE s F Y...

Page 83: ...TO 4HE PRE INSTALLED RECHARGEABLE BATTERY IS ALWAYS CHARGED WHILE YOU ARE USING YOUR CAMCORDER BUT IT WILL GET DISCHARGED GRADUALLY IF YOU DO NOT USE YOUR CAMCORDER 4HE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY WILL BE FULLY DISCHARGED IN ABOUT MONTHS IF YOU DO NOT USE YOUR CAMCORDER AT ALL OWEVER EVEN IF THE PRE INSTALLED RECHARGEABLE BATTERY IS NOT CHARGED THE CAMCORDER OPERATION WILL NOT BE AFFECTED AS LONG AS YOU ...

Page 84: ...OOP FASTENER OF THE HAND PAD ɗ AND REMOVE IT FROM THE RING ɘ AND PAD OVE THE HAND PAD FULLY TO THE RIGHT ɗ THEN CLOSE THE HOOK AND LOOP FASTENER AGAIN ɘ 5SE THE 3TRAP ELT AS A WRIST STRAP AS ILLUSTRATED TTACHING THE 3HOULDER 3TRAP 2 9OU CAN ATTACH THE 3HOULDER 3TRAP TO THE HOOK FOR THE 3HOULDER 3TRAP ...

Page 85: ...TURE 54 053 2 54 2 INIMUM ILLUMINATION LX LUX LX LUX DURING IGHT3HOT PLUS FUNCTION BJECTS UNABLE TO BE SEEN DUE TO THE DARK CAN BE SHOT WITH INFRARED LIGHTING NPUT UTPUT CONNECTORS UDIO 6IDEO OUTPUT PIN CONNECTOR 6IDEO SIGNAL 6P P OHMS UNBALANCED UMINANCE SIGNAL 6P P OHMS UNBALANCED HROMINANCE SIGNAL 6P P OHMS UNBALANCED UDIO SIGNAL M6 AT OUTPUT IMPEDANCE MORE THAN K KILOHMS UTPUT IMPEDANCE WITH L...

Page 86: ...ERATING TEMPERATURE TO TO 3TORAGE TEMPERATURE TO TO IMENSIONS APPROX MM IN W H D EXCLUDING THE PROJECTING PARTS ASS APPROX G OZ EXCLUDING THE MAINS LEAD 3EE THE LABEL ON THE DAPTOR FOR OTHER SPECIlCATIONS 2ECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK 0 0 AXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE 6 UTPUT VOLTAGE 6 APACITY 7H M H IMENSIONS APPROX MM IN W H D ASS APPROX G OZ PERATING TEMPERATURE TO TO 4YPE ITHIUM ION ESIGN AND SPECIlCATION...

Page 87: ...3 4 2 OMPUTER ONNECT OMPUTER 46 4 ATE SEARCH 4 4 JACK PLUG ISPLAY INDICATORS 30 44 BUTTON 30 5 ISPLAY UIDE 30 54 ISPLAY OUTPUT OUBLE SPEED PLAYBACK UBBING 6 NTERFACE IGITAL ZOOM 39 BUTTON ASY ANDYCAM 43 2 3 3 2 80 352 2 IRST 3TEP UIDE IXING THE EXPOSURE 3 6 LASH LEVEL 3 UNCTION BUTTON 53 RAME BY FRAME PLAYBACK ULL CHARGE ETTING STARTED ANDYCAM 3TATION AND PAD ELP Il 3 5 OLDING THE CAMCORDER CON 3E...

Page 88: ...0 4 23 MENU 54 2 0 0 0 34 0 4 BUTTON 0HOTO SCAN 0HOTO SEARCH 0ICTURE 0ACKAGE 0ICTURE 3EARCH 0IXELA USER SUPPORT CENTER 0LAYBACK OUBLE SPEED RAME 2EVERSE 3LOW 0 9 2 3 4 MENU 0LAYING TIME 0 242 4 3OFT PORTRAIT 0 7 2 SWITCH 02 2 053 BUTTON 0 4 0ICTURE EFFECT 2 2ECHARGEABLE BATTERY 2ECORDING 2ECORDING CAPACITY 2ECORDING TIME 2 42 2ECORDING CONTROL 2 0 2ECORDING LAMP 2 2ECORDING MODE 2EC REVIEW 2 34 24...

Page 89: ...ANEL 4RADEMARK 4RANSMITTER 4RIPOD 46 46 COLOR SYSTEMS 5 53 JACK 53 342 53 3TREAMING 5SING ABROAD 6 6 2 3 4 MENU 6 6IEWlNDER BRIGHTNESS 6IDEO HEAD 6IDEO OPERATION BUTTONS 6IEWlNDER RIGHTNESS 6IEWlNDER LENS ADJUSTMENT LEVER 6OLUME 6 30 0 9 6ARIOUS SPEED PLAYBACK 7 7ALL SOCKET 7ARNING INDICATORS 7ARNING MESSAGES 7 4 2 7 4 7HITE BALANCE 7IDE ANGLE 7 30 7IDE DISPLAY 7 3 7IDE SELECT 7INDOWS 7 2 4 7RIST ...

Page 90: ...ER REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OR TRADEMARKS OF DOBE 3YSTEMS NCORPORATED IN THE 5NITED 3TATES AND OR OTHER COUNTRIES s 1UICK4IME AND THE 1UICK4IME LOGO ARE TRADEMARKS OF PPLE OMPUTER NC s 2OXIO IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF 2OXIO NC s 4OAST IS A TRADEMARK OF 2OXIO NC s 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER IS A TRADEMARK OF ICROSOFT ORPORATION s ACROMEDIA AND ACROMEDIA LASH 0LAYER ARE TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS O...

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