Panasonic PV-DV101 manuel d'utilisation

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    Thank you for choosing Panasonic! You have purchased one of the most sophisticated and reliable products on the market today. Used properly, we're sure it will bring you and your family years of enjoyment. Please take time to fill in the information below. The serial number is on the tag located on the underside of your Palmcorder. Be sure to [...]

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    operated. 2. Retain thstmctk:'_s -- The safety and operating in,Jr _.,'Kxions should be _'etai_ed for future refereece. 3. Heed Wamings _ Atl wamir_:Js en the unit and i_ the operatinoj instructions should be adhered 40, 4, Fofiowthstruotiens--Alloperattngandmaintenance instructions shou)d be followed, 5. Cleaning -- Unptug this vide[...]

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    t 5. Power Lines -- An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electdo light or power circuits, or where it can fa]t into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power _ines or circuits as contact with them [...]

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    Things You Should Know ............................................................................................... 2 Important Sateguards .................................................................................................... 3 Precautions .............................................................................................[...]

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    1 pc+ AC Adaptor (PV-DAC 11) with AC Cableand DC Cable 1 pc. Battery Pack (PV+DBP8A) 1 pc. A/V Cable (LSJA0280) 1 pc+ Lens Cap (LSYF0478) 1 pc+ PC Connection Cable for Windows (LSJA0276) 1 pc. PHOTOVU LLNK Driver (LSFT0251) 1 pc. Shoulder Strap (LSFC0013) Microsoft _ and Windows ® are registered trademarks of Microsoft _ in the United States and o[...]

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    • if the Palmcorder is connected to a power source, the cassette can be inserted and ejected without turning the Palmcorder on, 1 TAPE EJECT Before you begin ] Connect the Palmcorder to a power source. (See pages 11, 12.) 1 Slide TAPE EJECT to open the Cassette Compartment Cover, _,_ 2 insert a cassette record tab up, 3PUSH TO _% I_I window side [...]

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    Undo the two strap ends from their buckles. Remove the buckle from one end of the strap. j, Thread the strap (with no buckle) through the Light Holder so that it faces outward. Then, reinsert the buckle. Thread the strap ends through the Strap Attachment Ring_ Reinsert the strap ends through their buckles. • Make sure the straps are not twisted. [...]

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    iBefore you begin Charge the Battery, (See page 11 ,)_ Tilt Viewfinder upward. • I i_ ll_k-_ _(:.]I lU iin Set POWER Switch to VCR or CAMERA. Insert the Battery Pack and slide it down until it locks with a click, 3 Slide TAPE EJECT Switch to open the Cassette Compartment Cover. Insert a cassette record tab up, window side facing out. = Make sure [...]

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    When the LCD monitor is fully open, the Viewfinder automatically turns OFE Adjust the Vision Adjustment Control to your eyesight. 180 ° Set POWER Switch to CAMERA. LCD Monitor Press LCD-OPEN Button to unlock the LCD monitor. Swing it fully open and adjust the angle. When the LCD monitor is fully open, the Viewfinder automatically turns OFF. Press [...]

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    POWER Lamp CHARG_ Connect and plug in the Power Cord as showr_. : POWER Lamp will tight. Remove the DC Cab_e, if attached, from the adaptor. Attach the Battery as shownto charge. • CHARGE Lamp lights up. It goes out when charging is complete {approx, 1 hour), Expect approx. I hour 30 minutes of operation (EVF usage) when fully charged. Remove the[...]

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    Caution: Charge only with specified charger. Charge the Battery within an ambient temperature range of 32 ° F (0 ° C) and 104 ° F (40 ° C). • The Battery may be warm after charging or just after use. This is normal. • Do not use an insufficiently charged or worn out Battery. • If charging is done in extreme low or high temperatures, Batte[...]

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    T, • ....... m The date and time is calculated, including leap year, up to DEC 31 2089. 2, 3, 4JOG KEY 1 Button EXAMPLE: _=r.__ :2001 _!_ _ Push :JAN (!' -QtII_o Rotate :FEB • To make corrections, Press JOG KEY repeatedly to move back to an item and correct. • A built-in Battery mainlains clock operation. If the Palmcorder is not connect[...]

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    The Palmcorder features two menu displays: one for CAMERA mode (recording) and the other for VCR mode (Playback). (See pages 15~18.) • While the Menu screen is displayed, you cannot record on or play a tape. • While recording, the Menu screen cannot be displayed. o During playback, the Menu screen can be displayed. Press MENU to display the CAM[...]

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    ._ _ eOFF STROBE MOSAtC I SLIM TRAIL I STRETCH GAIN-UP I WIPE MIX Pinp MIX I • SET : PUSH JOG KEY I 'EXIT :PUSH MENU KEY ) - I !,, / ...................... t w R- NcE / _ __! eAUXO / _ H. S.S. SET e(AUTO) / _1 _- | .SELECT:ROTATE JOG KEY I I | -SET : PUSH JOG KEY / _'EXIT :PUSH MENU KEY,,J _ eSP LP / AUDI_REC e12btt 16bit I INDEX IlOAY [...]

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    eVCRI VCR2 J _BEEP eOFF ON • SELECT: ROTATE JOG KEY / • SET : PUSH JOG KEY| • EXIT :PUSH MENU KEY.,,/ OFF 6 LIN EAR"_ ,L_,l,--.-._ I MEMORY T. CODE I C. RESET eOFF ON _iJ_ _ DATE/TIME OFF t eDfT DATE _CLOCK-SET .OFF ON / _ L'SELECT: ROTATE JOG KEY J • SET : PUSH JOG KEY ,'EXIT :PUSH MENU KEY, LCD BRIGHTNESS "_ LOW II I t[...]

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    • OFF MIRRO STROBE MOSAIC| SUM TRAIL j STRETCH l - D, EFFECT OOFF SEPIA l MONO l *SELECT: ROTATE JOG KEY l "SET : PUSH JOG KEY l "EXIT :PUSH MENU KEY,,/ -_ OSP LP *SET : PUSH JOG KEY / ,EXIT :PUSH MENU KEY.J "rt_i_l_e ePHOTO SCENE _ AUDIO eSTt ST2 / MIX / REMOTE eOFF VCR1 VCR2 • B, SEARCH eOFF ON .SELECT;ROTATE JOG KEY/ *SET :PUS[...]

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    -SPEED FAST eNORM SLOW • SET :PUSH JOG KEY • EX|T :PUSH MENU REYJ _ r_-:_zr_ OFF • LINEA .I l MEMORY T, CODE_ r _ c, RESET IOFF ON / DATE/TIME OFF | i =_T DATE / f CLOCK-SET IOFF ON | • SELECT:ROTATE JOG KEY| • SET :PUSH JOG KEY| _,,,,:EXIT : PUSH MENU KEY../ :PUSH MENU KEY )SPEED (See page 35.) In Strobe Multi mode, used to select the in[...]

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    Here are some of the basic indications which will appear on the Palmcorder EVF and LCD Monitor. Only DATE/TIME indications will be recorded onto the tape. IVOLU"E 8 X'i' 'l I -- 12:34:5 JAN 2 2001 f L_ ,,,... ..... ,.,# O Battery Remaining FULL E.p_ - ,_.- Tape Remaining (AY-DVM30EA) (AY-DVM60EA) R0:30 RI:00 ! i :.;:od- :.d:od- [...]

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    Illl----- [+1t 2: N 2 2001 Volume Display (See page 27.) The volume bar appears when the volume of the bui_t-in speaker is being adjusted. Date and Time Indication (See pages 16, l&) As shown below, the date and time indication changes each time DATEFFIME is selected from the Palmcorder's MENU (see pages 16, 18) or DATE/TIME is pressed on [...]

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    The following warning displays appear in the EVF and the LCD monitor. -,[_. TAPE NOT INSERTED CHECK REC TAB CANNOT REC -[_ E,D- I:A e'E.O INCOMPATIBLE TAPE NEED HEAD CLEANING REMOTE CANNOT REC LP-MODE -- WARNING - DEW DETECTED -- WARNING - /11,% LOW eATERY CLOCK BATTERY INCOMPATIBLE DATA If the Palmcorder is in CAMERA mode without a cassette i[...]

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    • Remove the lens cap and clip it to the hook. t Clip here POWER ZOOM Switch Adjustment Switch Centre1 _ POWER Lamp 3RI_C/PAUSE Button WARNING: • Do not leave the Palmcorder with the EVF aimed directly at the sun as this may cause damage to the internal parts of the EVF, Before you begin Connect the Palmcorder to a power source. (See pages 11, [...]

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    The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor can be used while recording. 1 LCD-OPEN Button To adjust the LCD BRIGHTNESS I or LCD COLOR [ A Press MENU to display the main menu screen. B Rotate JOG KEY to select I!_ [L'_r_r_lfrom the main menu screen. (See pages 16, 18.) C Press JOG KEY to display the LCD/ EVF SETTING screen. O Press JOG KEY to sel[...]

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    Toplayback the final few seconds of the last recorded scene in the RECiPAUSE mode. 1 EDIT SEARCH Press EDIT SEARCH _ briefly in the RECiPAUSE mode. The [CHK] indication appears. After checking, the Palmcorder returns to the REC/PAUSE mode. • For Recording Check, the Palmcorder must be in the same mode (SP or LP) as was used for recording, otherwi[...]

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    You can go directly toa blank portion of tape and start recording exactly where you lefl off. 3, 4, 5JOG KEY I Bu_on 1 POWER Switch Set the POWER to VCR. • The POWER Lamp lights red, • Be sure POWER is fully turned to VCR position. Press MENU to display the VCR mode menu screen. 3 Rotate JOG KEY to selectF_ I'_"_-#J_, then press JOG K[...]

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    You can control any two Panasonic Palmcorders with one Remote control (Optional, page 49). In order for the remote to distinguish between the two units, it is necessary to set one of the Palmcorders to VCR 2. On the remote, press VCR 1 or VCR 2 to control the desired Palmcorder. For VCR 2: _=: Press these buttons at the same time. o,=o/ i g LoL__J [...]

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    You can also use the LCD monitor to _-Before you begin playback your recording. | Connect the Palmcorder to a power | source. (See pages 11, 12.) | insert a recorded cassette. VOLUME KEY L* Set POWER to VCR. 1 LCD-OPEN 1 Press LCD-OPEN to unlock the LCD Button _ monitor and swing open. 2 Press REWIND/SEARCH to rewind the tape. 2REWIND/ 4STOP SEAR[...]

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    • Sound is muted during all special effects. PLAY Button PAUSE Button t Rapid Visual Search ] A During playback, hold down FAST FORWARDISEARCH or REWIND/ SEARCH. The search will continue for as long as the button is held down. OR g Press FAST FORWARD/SEARCH or REWIND/SEARCH once for a continuous rapid visual search, Press PLAY to release. A, BREW[...]

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    • Sound is muted during a}l specia} effects. PLAY Button PAUSE Button 3JOG KEY _11 SLOW/--- F.ADV Button -II_ SLOW/ F.ADV Button J Variable Speed Search I Press PLA',/to start playback. Press PLAY again, Rotate JOG KEY to adjust the playback speed. • Rotate JOG KEY downward for forward playback. • Rotate JOG KEY upward for reverse play[...]

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    • Sound is muted during all special effects. 4JOG KEY Bulon 1 POWER Switch B,NDEX SEARCH , _ -- (fast forward) ............... Button BINDEX SEARCH (rewind) Button Top Scan If you hold down INDEX SEARCH more than 2 seconds, the Palmcorder will scan for scenes (or PhotoShots) and playback the first few seconds of each. To cancel this function, pre[...]

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    [ TV with AUDIO/VIDEO IN Jacks ] A/V OUT -AN Cable (Supplied) Set POWER to CAMERA or VCR, To view what the Palmcorder is recording or to playback a tape on your TV, Turn your TV ON and set it to LINE INPUT or S-VIDEO. Check your TV operating instructions for further information. Start playback or begin a recording. • Make sure the Paimcorder and [...]

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    This feature helps compensate for any unitentional hand or body movement. It can be used in both the Recording and Playback (VCR) modes. INORMALJ [EISON ] 1, APOWER Switch 3RI_C/PAUSE Button 2, 4, C, D BPLAY Button EIS Button [ CAMERA mode I Set POWER to CAMERA. • The POWER lamp lights red. • Be sure POWER is fully turned to CAMERA position. 2 [...]

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    3POWER ZOOM Switch 1,A )WER Switch 3RECtPAUSE Button 2, 4, C, D BPLAY Button D. ZOOM Button [ CAMERA mode ] Set POWER to CAMERA. * The POWER lamp lights red. ° Be sure POWER is fully turned to CAMERA position. 2 3 4 Press D. ZOOM to select DZOOM1 or D.ZOOM2. once : D.ZOOM1 (from 20X to 40X) twice : D.ZOOM2 (from 20X to 300X) three times : Turn off[...]

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    Use this feature to record a seven second (approx.) still image from the current camera picture. Audio is also recorded for on-the-spot narration, Or, you can add #'t narration later with the Audio Dubbing ,! feature to make an interesting s_ide show, etc, (See page 41 .) C, DJOG KEY 2PHOTOSHOT Button BMENU Button 1,A POWER Switch Set POWER to[...]

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    Auto White Balance automaticaUy maintains optimum color balance in most lighting conditions. However, when using Digital Functions, etc., you may get better results using the manual adjustment. 4, C, D JOG KEY 2_ MENU Button 1, Switch 1 Set POWER to CAMERA, • The POWER lamp lights red. • Be sure POWER is fully turned to CAMERA position. Press M[...]

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    The Auto Exposure feature can be used to make quality recordings in a variety of scene situations. 4JOG KEY 2MENt Button 1 POWER Switch (No display) SPORTS PORTRAtT _ o LOW-LIGHT | SPOT-LIGHT _ SURF&SNOW 8"_'_ ____._J 1 2 3 Set POWER to CAMERA. • The POWER lamp lights red. ° Be sure POWER is fully turned to CAMERA position. Press M[...]

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    Use the following features to add interest and professionalism to your recordings or playback. Select from twelve special effects. 3, 4, 5JOG KEY Button 1 P()WER Switch Types of Digital Functions • MIRROR Symmetrical image from the current camera picture. • STROBE The recording appears as a sequence of still frames. • MOSAIC The picture appea[...]

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    You can display a PInP (still image) screen on the Main Picture. • PinP position is fixed at the bottom right of the screen, Picture Picture (PinP still image) 4JOG KEY f Before you begin Conneol the Palmcorder to a power source. (See pages 11, 12.) | J 2MEN_ Button Set POWER to CAMERA. • The POWER lamp lights red. ° Be sure POWER is fully tur[...]

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    The Palmcorder automatically adjusts the focus over lhe entire zoom range. .,all ] Set POWER to CAMERA. Use Manual Focus (MF) when recording ... • The POWER lamp lights red. , asubjectthrough glass. ,, Be sure POWER is fully turned to • a scene wherethe subject is far from the il_ CAMERA position. Palmcerder and there are objects in the foregro[...]

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    To record high speed motion (e.g. tennis stroke) for improved STILL or SLOW MOTION playback when watching the tape on this Camcorder. I Auto Shutter] _-Before you begin ° Connect the Palmcorder to a power source. (See pages 11, 12.) • Set POWER Switch to CAMERA. • Insert a cassette with record lab. (See page 6.) In the AUTO mode (no indication[...]

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    The original sound can be replaced with new sound using the built-in Palmcorder microphone. - Built-in Microphone Switch 3ADUB Button 2PAUSE Button Before you begin I Turn on the Palmcorder. • Insert a pre-recorded tape to be dubbed. The AUDIO-RIEC setting in CAMERA MENU mode should be as fo]lows: 12 bit 16 bit The original sound is recorded on[...]

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    4, 5PAUSE Button To listen to the desired audio sound, set the AUDIO setting of the VCR mode MENU (see page 17) as follows: AUDIO'The following selections are available for 12 bit AUD!O dubbed recordings only (sound recorded in SP mode only). Set this position to listen to the ST 1 original sound. ST 2 Set this position to listen to the audio [...]

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    Source (Playing) Palmcorder (Supplied) Cable (not supplied) To Audio In JT ,-Before you begin • Connect both Palmcorder and VCR to their power sources. • Connect the Palmcorder to a VCR as illustrated left. • Turn ON both units. • Set the recording VCR's Input Signal Selector to LINE, • Set the Palmcorder POWER Switch to VCR. 1 TV 2 [...]

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    -Before you begin • Connect both Paimcorders to their | power sources. • Connect the two Palmcorders using th DV interlace cable (LLINK) (4-pin to 4-pin). • Turn both Palmcorders ON. High quality digital4o-digital copying can be accomplished if both Palmcorders incorporate the DV Input!Output (i.LINK) Connector (DV interface cable (LLINK) is [...]

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    _,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ........ - .......... A live imago can be transferred directly to your PC (Personal Computer) via a DV Interface Cable (i.L/NK) (not supplied) using products and software from a number of editing sottware companies including Digital Origin, Canopus, and Pinnacle. Using Products form these companies allows you to capture and[...]

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    I',,i-" [O]ll[OltllJ i_m,q IDTLLVL'_L i An image recorded on the DV Tape can be transferred to your PC (Personal Computer). • IBM PC/AT or compatible • Intel ® Pentium ® Processor • Microsoft Windows ® 95/98/Me/2000 • RAM: 16 MB or more • 2 MB minimum available hard disk space • 256 color monitor (full color recommende[...]

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    Turn your PC (Personal Computer) on and start up Windows. Insert PHOTOVU LINK DRIVER Disk into a floppy disk drive. Click on Start, then "Run..." Type in "a:_etup.exe" and click OK. • If your 3.5 inch floppy disk drive is not "A", use the appropriate letter. Follow the instructions as they appear on the PC screen unt[...]

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    Pictures captured with the Palmcorder can be transferred to your PC. _-Before you begin • insert a recorded tape. (See page 9.) | • Make Palmcorder-PC connections. | (See page 46.) | • Turn your PC on. | • Set Palmcerder POWER to VCR. J 1 2 Repeat steps 1 and 2 on page 47 to run the Software. "Preview Window" screen appears. Trans[...]

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    PV-DACl 1 AC Adaptor with AC Cable and DC Cable $120.00 CGR-D08A/1B 800mAH/1 h 30 min, $69.95 (Replaces CGR- Battery Pack D120A/1 B) CGR-D16A/1B _ 1600mAH / 3 h Battery (Replaces CGR- _ Pack $99.95 D220A/I B) CGP-D28N1B _ 2800mAH / 5h $129.95 Battery Pack CGR-D53A/1K (Replaces CGR- 5300mAH / 9 h $229.95 D815A!1 B) Battery Pack _ DV Interface Cable [...]

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    Please photocopy this form when placing an order. 1, Palmcorder Model # 2, Items Ordered Accessory # Description Price Each Quantity Total Price i Subtotal Your State & Local Sales Tax Shipping & Handling 6.95 Total Enclosed 3. Method of payment (check one) Check of Money Order enclosed (NO C.O.D.SHIPMENTS) C_] VISA Credit Card # MastefCard[...]

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    A 1 Turn the Eyepiece counterclockwise 1/8 of a turn. B 2 Pull the Eyepiece free. Remove any lint or dust particles with a soft, clean cloth being careful not to scratch the glass surfaces. To re-install the Eyepiece Line up the marks on the Eyepiece with the grooves inside the EVF shaft and attach. Turn it clockwise 1/8 of a turn to lock in place.[...]

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    Power Source: Power Consumption: Video Signal: Video Recording System: Audio: Pick-Up System and Device: Lens: Viewfinder: LCD Monitor: Minimum Illumination Required: Digital interface Operating Temperature: Operating Humidity: Weight: Dimensions: Palmcorder : 7.2 V DC (Battery) 7.8 V DC (AC Adaptor) AC Adaptor: 110/120/220/240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Batte[...]

  • Page 53

    Clogged Video Head (a) Video Head Cleaning: Normally, your Paimcorder will not require head cleaning. However, it is possible that the heads may become clogged due to dust in the air, playing damaged tapes, long term use, etc. If "NEED HEAD CLEANING" appears for 5 seconds in the EVF or LCD monitor, the heads may require cleaning. (b) Clea[...]

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    If you have a problem with your Palmcorder, it may be something you can correct yourself. Check the list below for symptoms and corrections, No picture in the EVF or LCD Monitor... Video cassette cannot be inserted... Video cassette cannot be removed... • Make sure the Power source is connected. (pp. 11, 12) No operation starts when operation •[...]

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    Please photocopy this form when making a request for service notice. Requestfor ,rv ce Notice: In the unlikely event this product needs service. • Please include your proof of purchase. (Failure to due so will delay your repair.) • To further speed your repair, please provide an explanation of what is wrong with the unit and any symptom it is e[...]

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    I _ i,v_ _j D.ZOOM See page 33. EIS Button See page 32. Lens 'E BuHon Seepage 39. A.DUB BuHon See page 41. Remote See page 25. Lens Cap See pages 8, 22. ;HT Button See page 40. MULTI Button See page 35. Built-in Twin Capsule 2-Way Microphone System PHOTOSHOT Button_,_ FBuilt-in Light See page 34. _Mount TAPE EJECT_ _See page 7. Switch [...]

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    Viewfinder (EVF) See pages 10, 22. Menu BL See pages 13,14. Bakery Button See pages 11,12, POWER Lamp. See page 22. REC/PAUSE Button See pages 10, 22. Shoulder Stra Attachment Ring See page 8. LCD (Liql Crystal Display) Monitor See pages t0, 23, 27. LCD-C Button See pages 10, 23,27. JOG KEY pages 13, 14. VOLUME KEY See page 27. M.FOCUS DIAL See pag[...]

  • Page 58

    STC See pages 10, 27. REW BuHon See pages 10, 27. (_)EDIT SEARCH Buttor See page 24. PLAY Bu_on See pages 10, 27. PAUSE Button pages 41, 42, 43. CAMERA STILL Button See page 38. REC Button See pages 50, 51. FF Button See page 28. EDIT SEARCH Button See page 24. _Tripod Receptacle POWER Lamp See pages 11, 12. CHARGE Lamp See page 11. DC Output Conne[...]

  • Page 59

    LIGHT RELEASE Buffon See page 7. _LIGHT Button See page 7. DATE/TIME Bu_on_ See pages 20, 25. DISPLAY ON TV Bu_on--_ See pages 25, 31. A,DUB Button See pages 25, 41. "_ COUNTER/TC Bu_on-----_ See pages t9, 25, RESET Button See pages 25,42. REWIND/SEARCH_-_-_ Button See pages 25, 28. MENU Button ............ J See pages 13, 14, 42. REVERSE S[...]

  • Page 60

    Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company, Panasonic Sales Company, Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation Division of Matsushita Electric of Puerto Rico, Inc. of America, One Panasonic Way AVE. 65 de Infanteria, Km. 9.5 San Gabriel Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 Industrial Park Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 PANASONIC Video Products Limited Warranty Pa[...]

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    1-800-332-5368 (Customer Orders Only) Panasonic Services Company 20421 84th Avenue South, Kent, WA 98032 (6 am to 5 pm Monday - Friday; 6 am to 10:30 am Saturday; PST) (Visa, Master Card, Discover Card, American Express, Check) Centralized Factory Servicenter Panasonic Services Company MAIL TO " 170SN. Randallnoad, Elgin, tL 60123-7B47 Attenti[...]

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    iAntes de comenzar _ Cargue la batteria. (P&gina 11.) 1 Incline el visor hacia arriba. Coloque la bateria y deslicela hacia abajo hasta que quede bloqueada con un clic. 1 Ajuste el interruptor de alimentacibn (POWER) a la posicldn CAMERA o VCR. Deslice el interruptor de expulsibn de cinta (TAPE EJECT) para abrir la tapa del compartimento del ca[...]

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    Cuando el monitor LCD se enchuentra totalmente abierto, el visor se DESACTIVA autom_ticamente. Ajuste el control de ajuste de vision segt_n Io desee. 180 ° Ajuste el interruptor de alimentacidn (POWER) a la 3 Monitor LCD Presione el bot6n de apertura del LCD (LCD-OPEN) para des bloquear el monitor LCD, Balanc_e abridndolo completamente y ajuste el[...]

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    A ACAdaptor 6, tl, t2, Accessories (Optional) Accessories (Supplied) A/V Cable 6, 31, Audio/Video Fade In/Out Auto Focus B Backtight Battery Pack 6, 9, 11, Battery Remaining Indication Battery Warning Before Requesting Service 53, Blank Search C Camera Recording 22, 23, 24, Cleaning Care for Video Heads Clock Battery Clock Set Color Enhancement Lig[...]