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DVD 摄像机

VP- DC563(i)/DC565W(i)/

DC565WB(i)

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CCD

电荷耦合器件

LCD

液晶显示器

用户说明书

使用该产品前，请仔细阅读本说明书，
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本产品符合下列标准 89/336 CEE、

73/23 CEE、93/68 CEE。

ENGLISH

DVD Camcorder

VP- DC563(i)/DC565W(i)/

DC565WB(i)

Use only approved battery packs.

Otherwise, there is a danger of overheating,

ﬁre or explosion.

Samsung is not responsible for problems

occurring due to using unapproved batteries.

Auto Focus

CCD

Charge Coupled Device

LCD

Liquid Crystal Display

Owner’s Instruction Book

Before operating the unit, please read this

Instruction Book thoroughly, and retain it for

future reference.

This product meets the intent

of Directive 89/336 CEE,

73/23 CEE, 93/68 CEE.

DVD+ReWritable

DVD+R DL

AD68-01079V

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Page 1: ...sible for problems occurring due to using unapproved batteries AF Auto Focus CCD Charge Coupled Device LCD Liquid Crystal Display Owner s Instruction Book Before operating the unit please read this In...

Page 2: ...n M Cam Mode M Player Mode 29 Turning the OSD On Screen Display On Off 29 Initial Setting System Menu Setting 30 Setting the Clock Clock Set 30 Setting the Wireless Remote Control Acceptance Remote 31...

Page 3: ...ital Effects Digital Effect 56 Setting the 16 9 Wide mode 16 9 Wide 58 Setting the Digital Image Stabilizer DIS 59 Zooming In and Out with Digital Zoom Digital Zoom 60 DVD Camcorder Thumbnail index an...

Page 4: ...mory Card Usable Memory Card not supplied 87 Memory Card Functions 87 Inserting a Memory Card 87 Ejecting a Memory Card 87 Structure of Folders and Files on the Memory Card 88 Selecting the Photo Qual...

Page 5: ...nnecting to a PC 112 Disconnecting the USB Cable 112 Using the PC Camera Function 113 Using the USB Streaming Function 114 Using the removable Disk Function 114 Maintenance 115 Using Your DVD Camcorde...

Page 6: ...t brightness and colour of the LCD Screen Notes regarding the LCD Screen View nder Lens 1 Direct sunlight can damage the LCD Screen the inside of the View nder or the Lens Take pictures of the sun onl...

Page 7: ...further cause the disc to play abnormally Do not use benzene thinner detergent alcohol or anti static spray when cleaning the disc It may cause a malfunction Press the supporting holder in the centre...

Page 8: ...ocket therefore the mains plug shall be readily operable Notices regarding Copyright VP DC563i DC565Wi DC565WBi only Television programmes video tapes DVD titles lms and other programme materials may...

Page 9: ...articularly at high magni cation Various Digital Effects The Digital Effects allow you to give your recordings a special look Back Light Compensation BLC The BLC function compensates for the bright ba...

Page 10: ...to play discs recorded from a PC or DVD recorder When such a case occurs the message Bad Disc may be displayed We do not warranty any damage or loss incurred due to recording and playback failure cau...

Page 11: ...be able to play back in all other manufacturer s DVD Camcorders DVD Players Recorders or PC s For compatibility information please refer to the manual of the device you wish to play back on Discs mus...

Page 12: ...mode page 80 How to use the DVD Camcorder easily You can record any desired image and edit and playback the disc on a DVD Camcorder most DVD players and PCs after nalising the disc Playing the nalised...

Page 13: ...rts and accessories are available at your local Samsung dealer Accessories Supplied with the DVD Camcorder Make sure that the following basic accessories are supplied with your DVD Camcorder 1 Lithium...

Page 14: ...ng to Know Your DVD Camcorder 1 ACCESS Indicator page 40 2 OPEN Switch page 40 3 Lens 4 Built In Flash page 92 5 Remote Sensor 6 Internal MIC 7 QUICK MENU Button page 27 8 Joystick Up Down Left Right...

Page 15: ...tton page 51 94 6 C NITE page 49 7 Charging Indicator 8 Jack Cover 9 USB Jack 10 Multi cable Jack 11 DC IN Jack 12 VOL Button 13 Function Buttons Left Side View DVD 1 MENU 2 DISPLAY 29 3 Mode DISC CAR...

Page 16: ...o Know Your DVD Camcorder 1 PHOTO Button page 93 2 Focus Adjustment Knob page 38 3 View nder 4 External MIC Jack 5 Power Switch ON OFF Camera Player 6 Start Stop Button 7 Zoom Lever 8 Disc Cover 9 Han...

Page 17: ...trap Hook 17 ENGLISH Getting to Know Your DVD Camcorder 1 Lithium Battery Cover 2 Tripod Receptacle 3 MULTI CARD SLOT 4 Battery Release switch 5 Hand Strap Hook Rear Bottom View Usable Memory Cards SD...

Page 18: ...ENGLISH Getting to Know Your DVD Camcorder 1 START STOP 2 DISPLAY page 29 3 Skip 4 Stop 5 Play Still 6 MENU 7 Up Down Left Right OK 8 PHOTO page 93 9 W T Zoom page 45 10 Search 11 Slow 12 Q MENU Remo...

Page 19: ...Insert the Hand Strap into the Hand Strap Hook 2 Insert your hand into the Hand Strap and adjust its length 3 Close the Hand Strap Lens Cover 1 Hook up the Lens Cover with the Lens Cover Strap as illu...

Page 20: ...to match its mark with the mark on the remote control and turn the battery holder clockwise to x it Precautions regarding the Lithium Battery 1 The Lithium Battery maintains the clock function and pr...

Page 21: ...r will start to blink showing that the Battery is charging 6 When the Battery is fully charged disconnect the Battery Pack and the AC Power Adapter from the DVD Camcorder Even with the power switched...

Page 22: ...me LCD ON XP Approx 45min Approx 1hr XP Approx 1hr 25min Approx 1hr 40min View nder LCD ON SP Approx 50min Approx 1hr 5min SP Approx 1hr 35min Approx 1hr 50min View nder LCD ON LP Approx 55min Approx...

Page 23: ...y Pack should be recharged in an environment between 32 F 0 C and 104 F 40 C The Battery Pack should never be charged in a room with a temperature that is below 32 F 0 C The life and capacity of the B...

Page 24: ...your local dealer The batteries have to be dealt with as chemical waste Make sure that the Battery Pack is fully charged before starting to record A brand new Battery Pack is not charged Before using...

Page 25: ...the battery power You can keep the Battery Pack attached the battery power will not be consumed 1 Connect the AC Power adapter AA E9 TYPE to a wall socket The plug and wall socket type may differ acco...

Page 26: ...cursor left right up and down Using the Joystick you can easily make your selection and navigate the menu 1 Move to a previous menu item Adjust the selected item to the left 2 Move to a sub menu item...

Page 27: ...hoto Size White Balance Photo Quality Exposure page 90 page 54 page 89 page 50 M Player Mode Delete Delete All Protect Print Mark Format page 97 page 98 page 96 page 103 page 99 For example Setting th...

Page 28: ...9 12 Remote page 31 13 Wind Cut page 49 14 BLC Back Light Compensation page 47 15 Title Scene Number 16 Disc Format page 78 17 Disc Type 18 Counter 19 Remaining Time 20 Record Mode page 42 21 Operatin...

Page 29: ...5 7 Erase Protection Indicator page 96 8 Print Mark page 103 9 Folder Number File Number page 88 File number of the moving image 10 Image Counter Current Image Total number of recorded images Turning...

Page 30: ...down to select Clock Set then press the Joystick OK The day will be highlighted rst 6 Move the Joystick up or down to set current day then press the Joystick OK The month will be highlighted To adjust...

Page 31: ...or CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Camera or Player 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select System then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up...

Page 32: ...n each press of a button sounds a beep 1 Set the Mode switch to DISC or CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Camera or Player 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down...

Page 33: ...1 Set the Mode switch to CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Camera 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select System then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the...

Page 34: ...list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select System then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Language then press the Joystick OK The available language options...

Page 35: ...repeatedly until it is switched off 1 Set the Mode switch to DISC 2 Set the Power switch to Camera 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select System the...

Page 36: ...witch to Camera or Player 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select Display then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select the ite...

Page 37: ...he Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Date Time then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick up or down to select the display type of the Date Time then press the Joystick OK Displ...

Page 38: ...nder enables individuals with vision problems to see clearer images 1 Close the LCD Screen and pull out the View nder 2 Use the Focus Adjustment Knob of the View nder to focus the picture Note Viewin...

Page 39: ...g viewing the LCD Screen from below 4 Self recording Making a recording viewing the LCD Screen from the front 5 Recording with the View nder In circumstances where it is dif cult to use the LCD Screen...

Page 40: ...y push the section marked PUSH CLOSE on the disc cover to close it Once inserted the disc is recognized and the ACCESS indicator blinks Do not cut off the power supply during this time Do not shake no...

Page 41: ...c is required to record on it To format later use the Disc Manager menu page 78 For a DVD RW disc You are prompted with the Disc format All les will be deleted message Move the Joystick left or right...

Page 42: ...Mode then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick up or down to select the desired record mode XP SP or LP then press the Joystick OK 7 To exit press the MENU button The icon of the selected mode i...

Page 43: ...g press the Start Stop button again STBY is displayed on the LCD screen after blinking If you press the Start Stop button to record again a new title scene will be created The scene number will not ap...

Page 44: ...button again in the STBY mode to turn the EASY Q mode off The EASY Q function will not turn off while you are recording The DVD Camcorder will return to the settings that were set prior to activating...

Page 45: ...variable zoom speeds Use these features for different shots Please note that over use of the Zoom feature can lead to unprofessional looking results and a reduction of battery usage time 1 Move the Z...

Page 46: ...Recording 1 Set the Mode switch to DISC 2 Set the Power switch to Camera 3 Before recording hold down the FADE button The picture and sound gradually disappear fade out 4 Press the Start Stop button a...

Page 47: ...ures The subject is outdoors and the background is overcast The light sources are too bright The subject is against a snowy background 1 Set the Mode switch to DISC or CARD 2 Set the Power switch to C...

Page 48: ...4 Each time you press the C NITE button shutter speed is changed to Color N 1 25 Color N 1 13 and off Notes When using Color Nite the image takes on a slow motion like effect When using Color Nite the...

Page 49: ...wind 1 Set the Mode switch to DISC 2 Set the Power switch to Camera 3 Press the MENU button 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select Record then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to...

Page 50: ...y between 00 and 29 7 To exit press the QUICK MENU button Selected settings are displayed Recommended Shutter Speeds When Recording Outdoor sports such as golf or tennis 1 2000 or 1 4000 Moving cars o...

Page 51: ...picture containing several objects some close to the DVD Camcorder others further away b A person enveloped in fog or surrounded by snow c Very shiny or glossy surfaces like a car d People or objects...

Page 52: ...ing people or objects moving quickly Portrait mode For focusing on the background of the subject when the background is out of focus The Portrait mode is most effective when used outdoors The shutter...

Page 53: ...s the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Program AE then press the Joystick OK The available options are listed 6 Move the Joystick up or down to select the desired program AE option...

Page 54: ...e up Outdoor This controls the White Balance according to the outdoor ambience In daylight especially for close up and where the subject is of one dominant colour Custom WB This controls the White Bal...

Page 55: ...press the Joystick OK The Set White Balance will blink 7 Place the subject under the desired lighting then press the Joystick OK button The Set White Balance will disappear and the white balance sett...

Page 56: ...fect 3 Sepia mode This mode gives the images a reddish brown pigment 4 Negative mode This mode reverses the colours creating a negative image 5 Mirror mode This mode cuts the picture in half using a m...

Page 57: ...t to the selected mode 7 To exit press the MENU button Notes You can directly access the Digital Effect function by using the QUICK MENU button page 27 The Mosaic Mirror Emboss2 or Pastel2 mode is not...

Page 58: ...the 16 9 Wide function move the Joystick up or down to select On then press the Joystick OK If you do not want to use the 16 9 Wide function set the 16 9 Wide menu to Off 7 To exit press the MENU but...

Page 59: ...or down to select Camera then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select DIS then press the Joystick OK 6 To activate the DIS function move the Joystick up or down to select On th...

Page 60: ...wn to select Camera then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Digital Zoom then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick up or down to select the desired zoom value Off 100x...

Page 61: ...f the Playlist is deleted the original title scenes remain undeleted Up to 999 title scenes chapters can be registered on a Playlist Example You have recorded a few scenes on a DVD RW in VR mode You w...

Page 62: ...CD Screen page 36 5 Use the Joystick to select a title scenes to be played then press the Joystick OK or button To stop playback press the Stop button Note During playback a displayed image may be pau...

Page 63: ...as buttons on the remote control Skip Playback Forward Reverse Press and hold the buttons during playback When playing a disc if you press and hold the button it moves to the next scene If you press...

Page 64: ...VD Camcorder Slow Playback Forward Reverse Forward Slow Playback Press the button on the remote control during playback To resume normal playback press the button DVD All manuals and user guides at al...

Page 65: ...Zoom during playback The image is magni ed starting from the centre of image 5 You can zoom in from 2 0x to 8 0x by moving the Zoom lever It zooms 2 0x 4 0x 8 0x progressively Zoom ratio is displayed...

Page 66: ...to delete then press the Joystick OK The selected title scenes will be marked Select All Deletes all title scenes To delete all title scenes simply press the Joystick OK after Select All is selected A...

Page 67: ...the Joystick OK The selected title scene will be paused then Start will be highlighted 6 Search the start point of deletion by pressing the or button 7 Press the button at the start point to pause th...

Page 68: ...played in the form of a thumbnail index No thumbnail index is provided before creating a Playlist 4 Press the QUICK MENU button 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select New Playlist then press the Joy...

Page 69: ...at the DVD RW to VR Mode before recording page 41 1 Insert the disc you want to view 2 Set the Mode switch to DISC 3 Set the Power switch to Player The thumbnail index screen appears 4 Move the Joysti...

Page 70: ...ct Delete then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick up or down to select Select or Select All then press the Joystick OK Select Deletes an individual playlist To delete a playlist use the Joystic...

Page 71: ...will be switched to the Edit Playlist mode 6 Use the Joystick to select the Playlist to which you wish to add scenes then press the Joystick OK The scenes inside the Playlist will appear 7 Press the Q...

Page 72: ...to the Edit Playlist mode 6 Use the Joystick to select the Playlist which contains the scenes whose order you want to change then press the Joystick OK The scenes inside the Playlist will appear 7 Pr...

Page 73: ...ove the Joystick up or down to select Edit Playlist then press the Joystick OK The screen will be switched to the Edit Playlist mode 6 Use the Joystick to select the Playlist which contains the scenes...

Page 74: ...scenes will be displayed in the form of a thumbnail index 4 Press the QUICK MENU button 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Edit Playlist then press the Joystick OK The screen will be switched to...

Page 75: ...oystick OK End will be highlighted 12 Press the or to search the end point of deletion 13 Press the button to pause the screen at the end point of deletion then press the Joystick OK Execute will be h...

Page 76: ...e Power switch to Camera or Player 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select Disc Manager then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to...

Page 77: ...or down to select Disc Manager then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Disc Info then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick left or right to select Rename then press th...

Page 78: ...ll les will be deleted message will appear Video Video Mode If the disc has been nalised it enables the disc to be played back on other DVD Players Recorders VR VR Mode You can edit the disc on a DVD...

Page 79: ...Finalize then press the Joystick OK The Finalizing please wait message will appear When nalising is complete the Complete message will appear Warning During nalising do not cause impact or vibration t...

Page 80: ...sc You can playback nalised DVD R RW Video mode R DL discs on a DVD Players Recorders Playback is not guaranteed in all DVD Players Recorders For compatibility details refer to your DVD Player Recorde...

Page 81: ...3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select Disc Manager then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Disc Un nalize then press th...

Page 82: ...2 Set the Power switch to Player 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select Record then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select...

Page 83: ...nput of the TV and the white jack Audio L to the audio input of the TV 2 Set the Mode switch to DISC 3 Set the Power switch to Player 4 Turn on the TV and set the TV VIDEO selector on the TV to Video...

Page 84: ...he Power switch to Player 5 Turn on both the TV and VCR Set the input selector on the VCR to Line Select the channel reserved for your VCR on the TV set 6 Play the disc page 62 Notes If the VCR has an...

Page 85: ...V cable Connect the Multi AV cable to the input jack on your VCR The yellow jack Video The white jack Audio L mono The red jack Audio R 6 Press the Record button on your VCR to start recording 7 Play...

Page 86: ...ack Audio L Mono The red jack Audio R 3 Insert an empty disc in your DVD Camcorder Please refer to page 11 for selecting and formatting discs To record from a VCR 4 Insert the tape to be played in you...

Page 87: ...Stick Duo MMC The Memory Stick Duo MMC does not have a Protection Tab When using the Memory Stick Duo MMC be careful not to edit or delete data by mistake Deleting Photo Moving Images stored in Memor...

Page 88: ...ucture of Folders and Files on the Memory Card The photo images that you recorded are saved in JPEG le format on the Memory Card The moving images that you recorded are saved in MPEG4 le format on the...

Page 89: ...K 7 To exit press the MENU button The icon of the selected option is displayed Number of Images that can be stored on a Memory Card Quality 128MB 256MB 512MB 1GB 2GB Super Fine Approx 600 Approx 1200...

Page 90: ...the selected option is displayed Notes You can directly access the Photo Size function by using the QUICK MENU button page 27 The number of images that can be stored on a Memory Card depends on vario...

Page 91: ...e sequence Reset When there are no les stored on the Memory Card the le numbering starts from 0001 1 Set the Mode switch to CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Camera 3 Press the MENU button The menu list...

Page 92: ...brightness of the subject Off The ash does not re Flash Select 1 Set the Mode switch to CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Camera 3 Press the C NITE button 4 Each time you press the C NITE button Flash m...

Page 93: ...r switch to Camera 4 After framing your subject fully press the PHOTO button to take the picture The picture is taken and saved into the Memory Card within a few seconds Taking another picture within...

Page 94: ...1 Use the Joystick to select a desired photo image then press the Joystick OK 2 Use the buttons to search for the desired photo image To view the next image press the button To view the previous image...

Page 95: ...stick OK 2 Press the S SHOW button in the single image display mode All images will be played back consecutively for 2 3 seconds each The Slide is displayed The Slide Show will start from the current...

Page 96: ...Joystick to select images to be protected 4 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Memory then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick up or down to...

Page 97: ...Joystick up or down to select Memory then press the Joystick OK 6 Move the Joystick up or down to select Delete then press the Joystick OK The Delete message will appear 7 Move the Joystick left or ri...

Page 98: ...message Delete all is displayed 7 Move the Joystick left or right to select Yes or No then press the Joystick OK 8 To exit press the MENU button Notes You can directly access the Delete All function...

Page 99: ...r down to select Memory then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select Format then press the Joystick OK The Format All les will be deleted message will appear 6 Move the Joystick...

Page 100: ...20min Notes The DVD Camcorder supports memory cards ranging up to 2GB Recording time is limited to one minute if 16MB memory card or less is used Moving images that you recorded are saved in avi avi 1...

Page 101: ...moving image playback There may be broken or mosaic pictures while playing the moving images but it is not malfunction The moving images that you recorded on a Memory Card in this Camcorder may not pl...

Page 102: ...x screen appears 3 Use the Joystick to select a title scenes to be played then press the Joystick OK or button The selected scene will be played continuously 4 Press the PHOTO button The Still image i...

Page 103: ...CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Player The thumbnail index of photo images appears If there are no recorded images on the Memory Card the No le message will appear 3 Use the Joystick to search for the...

Page 104: ...tton page 27 If the Print Mark is set to This File you can set the number of copies from 000 to 999 If the Print Mark is set to All Files you can set the number of copies to 1 The All Files option may...

Page 105: ...Connect 1 Turn your printer power off Turn your DVD Camcorder on by setting the Mode switch to CARD 2 Set the Power switch to Player Move the Joystick to select an image to print 3 Press the MENU but...

Page 106: ...all printers Check with your printer manufacturer The Date Time menu cannot be setup if the printer does not support this option The PictBridge is a registered trademark of CIPA Camera Imaging Product...

Page 107: ...or later installed System Requirements Windows System Minimum Recommended CPU Intel Pentium III 600MHz Intel Pentium 4 2GHz OS Operating System Windows 98SE ME Windows 2000 XP Memory 128MB 512MB HDD...

Page 108: ...B cable If no Memory Card or an unformatted Memory Card is inserted PC will not recognise your DVD Camcorder as a removable disk USB Streaming requires Video Codec DV Driver and DirectX 9 0 If you dis...

Page 109: ...Power switch to Player 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Joystick up or down to select System then press the Joystick OK 5 Move the Joystick up or down to select USB Connect...

Page 110: ...p screen Driver software is installed automatically Following drivers will be installed USB Removable disk driver Windows 98 SE only USB PC CAMERA driver 2 Click on Con rm to nish driver installation...

Page 111: ...lity for different CD versions For photo editing use Photo Express For movie playback on a PC install software in this order DV Driver DirectX 9 0 Video Codec For PC Cam use DV Driver installation is...

Page 112: ...rm and disconnect the USB cable when the Windows Splash screen appears Notes If you disconnect the USB cable from the PC or the DVD Camcorder while transferring the data transmission will stop and the...

Page 113: ...le voice communication Using the DVD Camcorder with PC Net meeting program installed you can participate in a video conference The PC Camera s screen size Transferred video frame rate for the PC Camer...

Page 114: ...s Movie maker moviemk exe Using the removable Disk Function You can easily transfer data from a Memory Card to a PC without additional cards via a USB connection 1 Set the Mode switch to CARD set the...

Page 115: ...an external device must be PAL compatible and have the appropriate Audio Video jacks Otherwise you may need to use a separate Video Format Transcoder PAL NTSC format Converter PAL compatible Countries...

Page 116: ...gni cant temperature difference from the previous place In other words the water vapor in the air turns into dew because of the temperature difference and it condensates like dew on the external or in...

Page 117: ...Card Erase recorded image Memory card read error Slow The DVD Camcorder can not playback Format a Memory Card or insert a Memory Card recorded on this DVD Camcorder Memory card write error Slow The DV...

Page 118: ...e screen when recording a dark background The contrast between the subject and the background is too great for the DVD Camcorder to operate normally Make the background bright to reduce the contrast o...

Page 119: ...not recognised and the disc cover opens The disc is a damaged one Replace with a new disc Pressing the button does not start playing Check the Power switch is set to Player Check the disc compatibilit...

Page 120: ...corded DVD RW RW R R DL disc on a PC Clean the disc using a cleaning cloth Finalise the disc except DVD RW Pushing the OPEN switch does not open the Disc Cover Check the Power supply Battery Pack or A...

Page 121: ...recorded on a Memory Card for Printing 103 Format Formatting the Memory Card 99 File No File Numbering Options 91 Disc Manager Disc Finalize Finalising a Disc 79 Disc Un nalize Un nalising a Disc 81 D...

Page 122: ...tration 35 Memory Stick and are trademarks of Sony Corporation All other product names mentioned herein may be the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Furthermore and are...

Page 123: ...Recording 5 6W VP DC563 i LCD View nder 5 8W VP DC565W i DC565WB i LCD View nder Operating temperature 0 40 C 32 F 104 F Storage temperature 20 C 60 C 4 F 140 F External dimension Height 51 5 mm 2 02...

Page 124: ...Power Source 25 Print Mark 103 Program AE 52 Protection 96 Q Quick Menu 27 R Record Mode 42 Remote 31 Remote control 18 S Shutter Sound 33 Shutter Speed 50 T Thumbnail index 61 U Un nalize 81 USB Inte...

Page 125: ...All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

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Page 128: ...Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic equipment and we do not use the 6 hazardous materials Cadmium Cd Lead Pb Mercury Hg Hexavalent Chromium Cr 6 Poly Brominated Biphenyls PBBs Poly Bromi...

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