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Do’s & Don’ts
Do’s & Don’ts
Handling Precautions
Camcorder
Do not carry the camcorder by the LCD panel or viewfinder.
Do not leave the camcorder in places subject to high temperatures, such as a sun-
heated car, and high humidity.
Do not use the camcorder near strong electric or magnetic fields such as above TVs,
near plasma TVs or mobile phones.
Do not point the lens or viewfinder at strong light sources. Do not leave the camcorder
pointed at a bright subject.
Do not use the camcorder in dusty or sandy places. Dust or sand getting inside the
cassette or camcorder may cause damage. Dust and sand can also damage the lens.
Attach the lens cap after use.
The camcorder is not waterproof. Water, mud or salt getting inside the cassette or
camcorder may cause damage.
Be careful of heat generated by lighting equipment.
Do not disassemble the camcorder. If the camcorder does not function properly,
consult qualified service personnel.
Handle the camcorder with care. Do not subject the camcorder to shocks or vibration
as this may cause damage.
Avoid sudden changes in temperature. Moving the camcorder rapidly between hot and
cold temperatures may cause condensation to form on its internal surfaces ( 139).
Battery Pack
Charged battery packs continue to discharge naturally. Therefore, charge them on the
day of use, or the day before, to ensure a full charge.
Attach the terminal cover whenever a battery pack is not in use. Contact to metallic
objects may cause a short circuit and damage the battery pack.
Dirty terminals may cause a poor contact between the battery pack and the camcorder.
Wipe the terminals with a soft cloth.
Since storing a charged battery pack for a long time (about 1 year) can shorten its
lifecycle or affect performance, we recommend to discharge the battery pack fully and
to store it in a dry place at temperatures no higher than 30 °C (86 °F). If you do not use
the battery pack for long periods, charge and discharge it fully at least once a year. If
you have more than 1 battery pack, perform these precautions at the same time for all
battery packs.
DANGER!
Treat the battery pack with care.
• Keep it away from fire (or it might explode).
• Do not expose the battery pack to temperature higher than 60 °C (140 °F). Do not
leave it near a heater or inside a car in hot weather.
• Do not try to disassemble or modify it.
• Do not drop or knock it.
• Do not get it wet.
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- Using this Manual 3
- Trademark Acknowledgements 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Connecting to a PC 6
- Trouble? 6
- Do’s & Don’ts 7
- Checking Supplied Accessories 8
- Components Guide 9
- Front view 10
- Back view 10
- Top view 11
- Bottom view 11
- Wireless Controller WL-D85 12
- Screen Displays 13
- PLAY (VCR) Mode 14
- CARD CAMERA Mode 14
- CARD PLAY Mode 15
- Attaching the Battery Pack 16
- Charging the Battery Pack 16
- Preparation 17
- Step 2: Loading a Cassette 19
- Inserting the Card 20
- Removing the Card 20
- Attaching the Lens Cap 21
- Fastening the Grip Belt 21
- Attaching the Shoulder Strap 22
- Inserting the Battery 23
- Using the Wireless Controller 23
- Rotating the LCD Panel 24
- LCD Backlight 24
- Step 7: Changing the Display 25
- Language 25
- Setting the Date and Time 26
- Time Zones 27
- Recording Movies on a Tape 28
- Basic Functions 29
- Record Review 30
- Record Search 30
- – button (reverse) 30
- Recording on a Memory Card 31
- Optical Zoom 34
- Digital Zoom 35
- Tips for Better Recording 36
- Playing Back a Tape 37
- Special Playback Modes 38
- Playing Back a Memory Card 39
- Adjusting the Volume 40
- Playing Back on a TV Screen 41
- STV-250N Stereo Video Cable 42
- (supplied) 42
- Signal flow 42
- S(S1)-VIDEO 43
- Using the Recording Programs 44
- Advanced Functions 45
- Recording Programs 45
- Using the Super Night 46
- Using the Special Scene Modes 47
- Using the Program AE Mode 48
- 1. Set the mode dial to 49
- 2. Press the SET dial 49
- Adjusting Exposure Manually 51
- Adjusting the Focus Manually 52
- Using the Mini Video Light 53
- Using the Self-Timer 54
- Recording with an External 55
- SET dial 56
- FUNC. button 56
- List of Menu Items (FUNC.) 57
- Setting the White Balance 58
- 5. Press the FUNC. button 59
- Selecting an Image Effect 60
- Using Digital Effects 61
- Effects ( 64) 62
- Multi-Image Screen ( 66) 62
- Selecting a Fader 63
- Selecting an Effect 64
- D.EFFECT 65
- Using the Multi-Image Screen 66
- Combining Images (Card Mix) 67
- Selecting the Card Mix Effect 68
- Sample Images 69
- Selecting Menus and Settings 70
- List of Menu Items (MENU) 71
- CARD SETUP 72
- CARD OPERATIONS 72
- VCR SETUP 72
- DISPLAY SETUP 73
- MY CAMERA 75
- VCR SETUP REC MODE 76
- Changing the Settings (2) 77
- 12-dB40 0 78
- Using the Wind Screen 79
- CAMERA SETUP WIDESCREEN 80
- Creating a Start-up Image 81
- Magnifying the Image 83
- Displaying the Data Code 84
- End Search 85
- CAMERA PLAY (VCR) 86
- Date Search 87
- MultiMediaCard 88
- Selecting the Movie Size 89
- Using the Flash 91
- Selecting the Metering Method 93
- Changing the focusing method 94
- Selecting the Drive Mode 95
- Auto Exposure Bracketing 96
- Assist Mode) 97
- Playing Back/Searching Images 100
- Card Jump Function 101
- Protecting Images 102
- Erasing Images 103
- Formatting a Memory Card 104
- Recording 105
- Connecting the Devices 105
- Analog Line-in Recording 106
- PLAY (VCR) 107
- CARD CAMERA CARD PLAY 107
- DV Dubbing 108
- Concerning Copyright 110
- Converting Analog 111
- Signals into Digital Signals 111
- (Analog-Digital Converter) 111
- Audio Dubbing 113
- Playing Back the Added Sound 115
- 320x240 116
- FINE/640x480 116
- Printing Still Images 118
- Printing 119
- Selecting the Print Settings 121
- Paper Settings 122
- Setting the Print Style 123
- Selecting the Image Style 125
- Selecting the Borders 125
- Including the Date 125
- Trimming Settings 126
- PRINT ORDER 127
- CARD OPERATIONS PRINT ORDER 127
- Erasing All Print Orders 128
- Computer 129
- Preparations 132
- TRANSFER ORDERS) 133
- WALLPAPER) 133
- Erasing All Transfer Orders 134
- Using the NETWORK Mode 135
- (DV Messenger Version 2) 135
- Troubleshooting 136
- Playback 137
- Memory Card Operation 138
- Condensation 139
- List of Messages 140
- Direct Print Related Messages 141
- Message Explanation 142
- Handling Precautions 143
- Cassette 144
- Memory Card 145
- Lithium Button Battery 145
- Cleaning the Video Heads 147
- Maintenance/Others 148
- System Diagram 149
- Optional Accessories 150
- Additional Information 151
- VL-3 Video Light 152
- DM-50 Directional Stereo 152
- Microphone 152
- Specifications 153
- CA-570 Compact Power Adapter 154
- NB-2LH Battery Pack 154
- MMC-16M MultiMediaCard 154
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