Magnavox CVT325AV01 User Manual VHS CAMCORDER Manuals And Guides 97090062

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Features

• High Speed Shutter

• Power Zoom Function

• Automatic Tracking

• Automatic White Balance

• Automatic Macro

• Video Playback

• Automatic/Manual Focusing

• CCD Image Sensor

• HQ (High Quality) System

• Two Ways to Supply Power

Comments

• This camcorder is designed to record and play back in Stanc[ard

Play (SP) only. It will not play normally programs recorded in

Long Play (LP) or Super Long Play (SLP).

• This camcorder is equipped with a HQ (high quality) system to

provide excellent Video pictures. It is compatible with standard

VHS equipment.

• Only use those tapes with the _ mark. We recommend that

you use only cassette tapes that have been tested and inspected for

use in two, four, six, and eight hour VCRs.

Safety Precautions

Caution: To prevent fire or shock hazard as well as interference, use

only the recommended accessories.

PHIL1PS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY.

Introduction

:Welcome to your camcorder owner's

! manual. This manual was designed for

i you. When looking through it, it will

i help you to keep several things in mind.

i One, this manual is divided into four

sections. The Getting Started section

! guides you through the initial setup and

i simple operations of the camcorder.

i The Description of Controls section

:describes all of the camcorder controls

:EVF indications. The Doing More sec-

i lion guides you through the features of

the camcorder. Finally, the Information

:You May Need section provides infor-

mation you may or may not need - alter-

nate power supply sources, for example,

and trouble checks.

Two, the instructions follow a simple

format. Detailed steps explaining oper-

ations are on the outside edges of pages.

Illustrations accompanied by brief steps

explaining operations are on the inside

edges of pages. Additional information

can be found in boxes labeled NOTES

along the lower edges of pages.

Finally, never be afraid to try a feature!

You cannot hurt the carncorder by

trying any of the features in this man-

ual!

So read on - and relax.

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Before doing anything else, record the

:camcorder s model and serial numbers ]

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IThese numbers will help us assist you ifl

lyou ever call for help. I

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3

Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................... 4

Quick Use Guide ........................................................................................................................ 5

Before Using the Camcorder .................................................................................................. 6-7

Description of Controls

Front View of Camcorder ....................................................................................................... 8-9

Rear View of Camcorder ......................................................................................................... 10

Underside View of Camcorder ................................................................................................. 11

AC Adapter/Charger ................................................................................................................ 12

EVF Display ....................................................................................................................... 13-14

Doing More

Setting the Clock ................................................................................................................. 15-16

Recording ................................................................................................................................. 17

Fading In and Out .................................................................................................................... 18

Focusing ................................................................................................................................... 19

Zooming In and Out ................................................................................................................. 20

Using the Tape Counter ........................................................................................................... 21

Shutter Speeds ...................................................................... .................................................... 22

EVF Playback ........................................................................................................................... 23

Playing (or Monitoring a Recording) on a TV ................................................................... 24-25

Rerecording .............................................................................................................................. 26

Alternate Power Supply ........................................................................................................... 27

Color Enhancement Light ........................................................................................................ 28

Shoulder Strap .......................................................................................................................... 29

Information You May Need

Notes On Operations ................................................................................................................ 30

Before Requesting Service ....................................................................................................... 31

Specifications ........................................................................................................................... 32

Warranty .................................................................................................................................. 33

Notes ......................................................................................................................................... 34

Index ......................................................................................................................................... 35

Accessories ............................................................................................................................... 36

Quick Use Guide

Rec°rding ] 4Slide the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR

switch to CAM position. The cam-

corder will enter Record/Pause mode.

Press the EJECT

button to open the

cassette compart-

ment door.

Insert a cassette

with its record tab

intact, then push

on the PUSH

HERE mark to

close the cassette

compartment door.

Adjust the vision con-

trol to your eyesight. 1

Attach a fully charged bat-

tery to the camcorder. Press the Record/Pause

button to record.

Playback I1

Slide the

CAM(era)/OFF/VCR

switch to VCR.

Press the REW(ind) button.

Press the EJECT button

open the cassette compart-

ment door, then remove the

tape.

Press the STOP button

when playback is finished.

Press the PLAY/STILL button

once to start playback.

Before Using the Camcorder...

...charge the battery.

Plug the AC adapter/charger power

plug into an AC outlet. The POWER

light will come on.

Place the three grooves on the side of

the battery into the slots on the AC

adapter/charger so the battery rests flat

on the AC adapter/charger, as shown at

right. The arrows on the each side of

the battery should be aligned with the

arrows on the AC adapter/charger.

Then slide the battery toward the

POWER light until it clicks in place.

The CHARGE light will appear.

Wait for approximately one hour while

the battery charges. When the battery

is finished charging, the CHARGE light

will disappear.

Remove the battery from the AC

adapter/charger.

Insert the battery.

tt Plug the AC

adapter/charger

into an AC outlet.

Wait until the CHARGE

light disappears.

Remove the battery.

•To preserve the life of the battery, remove the battery from the

camcorder and the AC adapter/charger when it's not in use.

• It takes approximately one hour to charge a one-hour (part

number V80146BKO1) battery and two hours to charge a two-

hour (part number 483513817046) battery. The part number

can be found on the back of the battery.

• Charging these batteries on a charger other than the one pro-

vided may result in over-charging, which reduces battery life.

•The battery must be charged until the CHARGE light disap-

pears to ensure normal battery life of one hour of playing or

recording time.

•If the CHARGE light goes out shortly after charging begins,

remove the battery and use it. If the battery soon runs low on

power, you may need to purchase a new battery.

•Use the battery until it is completely empty (discharged).

•Always charge the battery after soon after using it. A battery

that remains uncharged for a long time may never take a charge

again.

•Do not use a charger other than that specified.

• Do not try to use an insufficiently charged or worn out battery.

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Before Using the Camcorder... (cont'd)

Inserting a Tape

Press the EJECT button to open and close

the cassette compartment door (other side

of camcorder).

Insert the tape.

Push firmly but gently on the PUSH HERE mark to

close the cassette compartment door.

•Store the battery in a coot, dry, dark place.

•Do not drop the battery or subject it to strong jolts.

• Do not use or dispose of the battery nearfire.

• Do not use the battery with appliances other than those speci-

fied.

•Do not use the battery below 32 degrees F (0 degrees Celsius)

or above 104 degrees F (40 degrees C).

• Do not attempt to insert a tape upside down or backwards.

•Tape are not supplied. Please see the accessories page at the

back of this manual to find out what accessories are supplied

with your camcorder.

• The camcorder may be on or off when you insert or remove a

tape, but the battery or AC adapter/charger must be attached to

the camcorder.

• Recording time for a T160 tape is two hours 40 minutes.

Recording time for a T120 tape is two hours. Recording time

for a T60 tape is one hour..

• To prevent accidental erasure of a tape, break off the record

tab with a screwdriver; to record on that tape again, cover the

hole with cellophane tape (as shown below).

Preventing Erasure Recording Again

•..attach the battery.

Align the arrow on the side of the bat-

tery with the arrow on the right side of

the back of the camcorder camcorder so

that the battery fits into the grooves on

the camcorder. Slide the battery down

until it clicks into place.

To remove the battery, slide the battery

upward while sliding the BATTERY

switch toward the battery.

••..insert a tape.

Press the EJECT button on the top of

the camcorder to open the cassette com-

. partment door.

Hold the tape horizontally over the cas-

sette compartment with the window fac-

eing away from the camcorder. Slide the

tape into the cassette compartment.

Push firmly but gently on the PUSH

HERE mark to close the cassette com-

partment door.

To remove the tape, press the EJECT

button to open the cassette compartment

door. Then remove the tape.

Front View of Camcorder

Power Light

This light appears when the camcorder is on.

Accessory Mount

Use to mount an optional light.

Built-in Microphone

Picks up sound when the cam-

corder is recording.

CAM(era)/OFF/VCR Switch

Place the switch in CAM position to

record. Place the switch in VCR posi-

tion to play or edit a tape. Place the

switch in OFF position when you are

not using the camcorder.

Lens Cap

Use to shield the lens

from dust and dirt

when you are not

using the camcorder.

Lens Hood

Shields the camera lens from

dust and dirt and holds the lens

cap.

Tally Light

Appears when you are record-

ing.

BATTERY Switch

to remove the battery.

EJECT Button

Press when in stop or

Record/Pause mode to

eject a tape.

Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)

Look in here to see what is being recorded (see

page 17for details) or to watch a recording (see

page 23for details). Also, information about

camcorder functions is displayed here (see pages

13 -14 for details).

Front View of Camcorder (cont'd)

PLAY/STILL and FADE

'ress when the camcorder is

play a tape (see page

still picture (see page

vhen the camcorder is in

ade in and out of recordin

letails).

REW(ind)

and

REC

REVIEW

Button

_Vhenthe cam-

:order is in CAM

_osition, press to

.'eview the last

few seconds of a

recording (see

oage 17for

details). When

the camcorder is

in VCR position,

press for a fast

backward visual

search (see page

23 for details).

FOCUS

AUTO/MANUAL

Switch

Use to select automatic

or manual focus. See

page 19for details.

NEAR/oo Button

Use to adjust manual focus when the

:amcorder is in CAM position. See

oage 19for details.

DISPLAY

Button

Press when the

camcorder is in

CAM or VCR

position to dis-

play indica-

tions about the

camcorder's

functions in the

EVE See

pages 13 -14

for details.

FF and DATE/TIME

Button

When the camcord.eris in

VCR position, press for a

fast forward visual search

(see page 23for details).

When the camcorder is in

CAM position, press to set,

then display, the date and the

time. See pages 15 -16for

details.

STOP

and

H.S. SHUTTER

Button

When the camcorder is in

VCR position, press to stop

playback. When the cam-

corder is in CAM position,

use to select a shutter speed

(see page 22for details).

SHIFT/ENTER Buttons

Use to set the time and date. See

pages 15 -16for details.

RESET Button

When counter information appears in the

EVE press to reset the counter to 0000.

When information about tape time remain-

ing appears in the EVF, pressing this but-

ton will set the correct tape time for a

TI60 tape.

Rear View of Camcorder

Strap Attachment Rings

Attach the shoulder strap to these

rings. See page 29for details.

Battery

Compartment

insert a battery pack

here to use it as the

power supply. See

page 7for details.

Cassette Compartment

Insert tape here. See page 7for details.

Color Enhancement Light Jack

Attach the cord of an optional color enhancement

light here. See page 28for details.

DC IN(put) Jack

When you want to use electricity to power

the camcorder, connect this jack to the DC

OUTPUT jack on the AC adapter/charger

with the DC cord. See page 27for details.

AUDIO OUT(put) Jack

Use an audio cable to connect this jack to the

Audio Input jack on audio/video equipment,

such as a TV. See page 26for details.

Power Zoom

Button

Use to zoom in or out

when recording. See

page 20for details.

Hand Strap

This adjustable hand

strap helps you han-

dle the camcorder.

You also can attach

the lens cap to the

clip on the hand strap

when the camcorder

is in use.

Record/Pause Button

Press to start or pause a camera

recording. See page 17for details.

RF DC OUT(put)

Jack

Use a RF converter

unit (not supplied) to

connect this jack to the

Antenna Input jack on

the back of a TV (see

page 25for details).

VIDEO OUT(put) Jack

Use a video cable to connect this jack to the

Video Input jack on audio/video equipment, such

as a TV. See page 26for details.

Underside View of Camcorder

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Clock Battery Compartment

Inse_ the clock battery here. See page 15for details.

Focus Control

Insert a screwdriver in this hole and twist

gently to adjust the focus of the EVF.

Note: Under normal circumstances, you

will not need to adjust the focus in this

way. Howei_er, if you have adjusted the

focus with the FOCUS AUTO/MANUAL

switch (see page 19), but that has not

helped, adjust the focus using this control.

Be careful not to damage the miniature

controls inside the unit.

Vision Adjustment

Slide Switch

Use to adjust the EVF picture to

your eyesight.

Tripod

Mounting Hole

For mounting a tripod

(not supplied).

BRIGHT(ness) Control

Insert a screwdriver in this hole and twist

gently to adjust the brightness of the

EVF. Note: Under normal circum-

stances, you will not need to adjust the

brightness, as it has been set at the facto-

ry. lf you do adjust the brightness, how-

ever, be careful not to damage the minia-

ture controls inside the unit. WIND BREAKER Switch

Set to ON to reduce the noise of wind

blowing through the microphone.

A C Adapter/Charger

AC Power Cord

POWER Light

Appears when the AC adapter/charger

is connected to an AC outlet.

Plug into a household AC out-

let to charge the camcorder

battery or to supply power to

the camcorder.

CHARGE Light

Appears when the battery is

charging.

Battery Charging Compartment

Place the battery here to charge it (see page 6

for details).

DC OUTPUT Jack

When you want to use electricity to

power the camcorder, connect this jack to

the DC IN(put) jack on the camcorder

with the DC cord. See page 27for

details.

EVF Display

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Fhe following information (or similar information) will appear in the EVF when you press the DISPLAY but-

ton. The information will change with each press of the DISPLAY button, and when you change from VCR to

CAM position.

Shutter Speed Indication Power Zoom

A number will appear hear if you have set the Indication

shutter speed manually. Nothing will appear This appears when you

here if the shutter is set to automatic. See page are zooming in or out of a

22 for details, recording.

Battery Remaining

Indication

When the battery is fully

:harged, E - - - F will

appear. As the battery

charge is used, the dis-

play changes to E - - F,

:hen to E - F, then to E

Tape Counter

Indication

One of three indications

will appear here to tell

you either the tape loca-

tion in tape counter time

(8888, for example), the

tape location in real time

(hours and minutes -

1:23:45, for example), or

the time remaining on the

tape (1:23 LT, for exam-

pie).

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Operating Mode Indication

The indication that appears here tells you the

mode that the camcorder is in. REC means the

camcorder is recording. PAUSE means a

recording has been paused. PLAY means the

camcorder is playing a tape. FF means the cam-

corder is fast forwarding a tape. REW means

the camcorder is rewinding a tape.

Fade Mode

Indication

This appears when you

are fading in or out of a

recording. See page 18

for details.

Time and Date

Indication

This indication tells you

the current time and date,

once the time and date

have been set. See pages

15 -16 to learn how to set

the time and date.

EVF Display (cont'd)

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The following indications will sometimes appear in the EVF of the camcorder to give you special information

or to warn you about a problem with the camcorder's operations.

\I/

-- TAPE --

/I\

\I/

-- DEW --

/I\

If the record tab is missing on a tape and you attempt to

record, the following indication will flash in the EVF

and the camcorder will not enter Record mode.

This indication tells you that excessive moisture has

condensed in the camcorder, and it thus will not oper-

ate. When you turn the camcorder on, the indication

will flash for several seconds, then the camcorder will

turn itself off. If this happens, you cannot use the

camcorder until the moisture inside the camcorder has

dried. At that time, the dew indication will disappear.

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\BATT /

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-- FWD END -

•/I I I I I \_

When the battery needs to be recharged, the following

indication will flash in the EVF just before automatic

shutoff.

This indication will appear when a tape that is fast for-

warding has reached its end.

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-- REW END --

/IIIII\.,

This indication will appear when a tape that is rewind-

ing has reached its end.

The EVF indications described on this page will not be recorded on I

the tape. I

Setting the Clock

Slide the clock battery

tray out of the cam-

corder.

Turn the camcorder

off, then turn it

upside down.

Replace the battery tray.

Insert the clock bat-

tery into the clock

battery tray.

•The clock battery should be replaced once a year. Replace the .

clock battery only with Philips Consumer Electronics part num- °

ber 4835 138 17043.

• Keep the clock battery away from children. Swallowing it may °

be harmful.

• The clock battery used in this camcorder may present a fire or •

chemical hazard if mistreated. Do not recharge it, disassemble :

it, incinerate it, or heat it above 212 degrees F (100 degrees C). •

The camcorder has a clock that keeps

track of the date and time (including

leap year) even when the camcorder is

off. Before the clock will work, you

must install the clock battery and set the

date and time. Just follow the steps

below to do this.

First, insert

the clock battery.

Turn the camcorder off and turn it

upside down.

Slide the clock battery tray out of the

camcorder by placing your fingernail

under the edge of the compartment

labeled CLOCK BATTERY, then

pulling up.

Insert the clock battery into the clock

battery tray with the + side facing the

three prongs on the battery tray.

Gently insert the clock battery tray into

the camcorder with the + side of the

clock battery facing the caution stick-

ers on the camcorder.

Setting the Clock (cont'd)

Next, set the date and time.

Slide the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR

switch to CAM.

Press the DATE/TIME button

to activate the date and time.

2 9

Press and release the DATE/

TIME button. 12:00 AM

01/01/95 will flash in the EVF.

Press and hold down the

DATE/TIME button until the

hour section of the date and

time display will flash. Then

release the DATE/TIME button.

Press the ENTER button to

select the hour, then press the

SHIFT button. The minutes

section of the date and time dis-

play will flash.

Press the DATE/TIME button

to remove the date and time

display from the EVF.

Now, when you want to display

the date or the date and the

time, put the camcorder in

CAM position, then press the

DATE/TIME button. The first

press of the button will bring up

the date and time. The second

press of the button will bring up

the date only. The third press

of the button will remove both

the date and the time.

Press the ENTER button to

select the hour, then press the

SHIFT button.

AM will flash. Press the

ENTER button to select AM or

PM, then press the SHIFI" but-

ton.

The month section of the dis-

play will flash. Press the

ENTER button to select the

month, then press the SHIPT

button.

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DATFJTIME

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SHIFT ENTER

DISMAY R_ET

SHIFT Button /

ENTER Button

DATE/TIME Button m

•To correct the clock during pro-

gramming, press the SHIFT button

until the incorrect digit is flashing.

Then use the ENTER button to

enter the correct digit.

• To correct date and time informa-

tion after starting the clock, hold

down the DATE/TIME button until

the hour flashes, then press the

SHIFT button until the section of

the date time you want to correct

is flashing. Use the ENTER button

to make corrections, then press the

DATE/TIME button to set the

clock.

•The date and time display or the

date display will be recorded

whenever it appears in the EVF.

Recording

Place the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR

switch in CAM position.

Slide the

CAM(era)/OFFNCR

switch to CAM posi-

tion.

Insert atape

(other side of

camcorder).

5 6

Press the Set the

Record/Pause FOCUS

button to start AUTO/MAN-

recording, to UAL switch to

pause recording. AUTO.

Adjust the

EVF position.

•The date and time display will be recorded whenever they

appear in the EVF at the time of recording. No other EVF dis-

plays (such as REC or PAUSE) will be recorded.

• The camcorder will go into Standby mode when it has been in

Record/Pause mode for five minutes. To start recording again,

press the Record/Pause button.

• You can review a recording while the camcorder is in

Record/Pause mode. To do so, press the REC REVIEW button.

The camcorder will rewind several seconds on a tape, then play

up to the position at which you stopped recording.

• The underside of the back of the camcorder is specially

designed to rest on your shoulder while you record.

•When your camcorder is aimed at a scene that contains a very

bright light (such as the sun), a vertical bar may appear across

the picture. This is normal. It shows that the camcorder's

charge coupling device is working. If this happens, you should

try not to aim the camcorder directly at a bright light.

Follow the steps below to record with the

camcorder.

Slide the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch to

CAM position.

•Place a tape in the camcorder, if necessary.

:See page 7for details.

• Set the FOCUS AUTO/MANUAL

switch to AUTO. Or, if you prefer,

• follow the steps on page 19 to adjust

the focus manually.

• Slide the black box that attached the

EVF to the camcorder away from the

camcorder, toward the EVF. Then

swivel the EVF until you are comfort-

• able with its position.

• Press the Record/Pause button.

• Recording will start. The Tally light

• will appear on the front of the cam-

ecorder. REC will appear in the EVF.

Press the Record/Pause button again.

Recording will pause. The Tally light

will disappear. REC will change to

PAUSE in the EVF. Press the

Record!Pause button once more to

return to recording.

To stop recording, press the

Record/Pause button, then set the

CAM(era)/VCR/OFF switch to OFF

position.

Fading In and Out

This feature lets you add a professional

touch to your recordings by fading in

and out of scenes. When you fade into

a scene, the recording will start with a

blank screen and the picture will

appear gradually. When you fade out

of a scene, the picture will disappear

gradually.

With the camcorder in CAM position,

press the Record/Pause button twice to

put the camcorder in Record/Pause

mode.

Press the FADE button. FADE will

appear in the EVF.

Press the Record/Pause button to start

recording. The picture will disappear

from the EVF, recording will begin,

then the picture will gradually reappear

in the EVF.

While you are recording, press the

FADE button. FADE will appear in

the EVF.

Press the Record/Pause button to stop

recording. PAUSE will appear in the

EVF. The picture will gradually disap-

pear from the EVF, then recording will

stop. Finally, the picture will reappear

in the EVF.

To do this..•

el Fading In

[ lB1

Fading Out

...follow these steps:

5When you're ready to

fade out of the recording,

press the Record/Pause

button to stop the record-

ing (other side of cam-

corder).

Press the FADE

button again.

Press the Put the cam-

• Record/Pause corder in

• button to fade Record/Pause

• into the mode (other

recording side of cam-

. (other side of corder).

: camcorder).

Press the FADE

button.

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The sound as well as the picture will gradually appear or dis-

appear when using this feature.

The fade speed is automatically controlled by the camcorder.

You can fade into a recording without fading out of a recording,

and you can fade out of a recording without fading into a

recording.

Set the

FOCUS

AUTO/MAN-

UAL button

to MANUAL.

Use the NEAR/_ button to

adjust focus.

Focusing

:Your camcorder will focus automatical-

i ly on the subject in the center of the

: EVF (even when you are zooming in

• and out) when the FOCUS AUTO/

• MANUAL switch is set to AUTO.

:However, we recommend that you

:focus the camcorder manually under

i certain conditions - specifically, when

! filming:

asubject through glass.

anearby subject with a distant back-

ground.

a subject with distinct horizontal

stripes.

a subject that is not in the center of

the EVF.

a subjects with a shiny surface.

an obliquely angled subject.

a flat surface, such as a white wall.

in low light.

a fast motion, like a golf swing.

To focus manually, follow the steps

below.

: Set the FOCUS AUTO/MANUAL but-

:ton to MANUAL.

:Use the NEAR/oo button to adjust

:focus.

Zooming In and Out

This feature allows you to zoom in for

close-up shots and zoom out for dis-

tance shots.

Aim your camcorder at the scene to be

recorded.

Press and hold the T (telescopic) side

of the Power Zoom button to zoom in

on a subject.

Press the W (wide angle) side of the

Power Zoom button to back away from

the subject you are recording.

Press and hold

the W (wide

angle) side of

the Power

Zoom button to

zoom out.

Press and hold

the T (telescop-

ic) side of the

Power Zoom

button to zoom

in on a subject.

Zoom Out

Zoom In

Aim your

camcorder

at the scene

to be

recorded.

When using this feature, it may be helpful to steady your cam-

corder by mounting it on a tripod.

lf the FOCUS AUTO/ MANUAL switch is set to AUTO, the

camcorder should stay in focus during zooming. It also should

refocus itself when zooming is finished. If the FOCUS

AUTO/TffANUAL switch is set to MANUAL, the picture may be

blurry during zooming, and you will have to refocus the cam-

corder when zooming is finished.

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Using the Tape Counter

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: You can easily have the camcorder

FI : so that you can easily return to it later.

Insert a tape in the camcorder and

place the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR

switch in CAM or VCR position.

first press of

DISPLAY button

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thirdpress of

TapeCounter DISPLAYbutton

like the

camcorder

to memo-

rize. resst eOI )

PLAY button

until the tape _... F

3:45

counter or real Real Time Counter

time counter _,

appears inEVF.the_IE.._.F )

Tape RemainingCounter

fourth press of

DISPLAY button

Press the

RESET button.

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•When using an extended length T-160 cassette tape, you must

press the RESET button when the tape remaining display

appears in the EVF for an accurate reading. LT will appear in

the EVF.

• The battery use indication will always be present when you use

this feature.

• To exit this feature, you can 1)press the DISPLAY button until

no displays appear in the EVF, or 2) reset the tape counter or

real time counter to zero at the beginning of the tape.

•"memorize" an important tape location

• Just follow the steps below.

: Insert a tape in the camcorder and place

i the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch in

: CAM or VCR position.

"Fast forward, rewind, or play the tape

i t°t3e l°cati°n YOn would like the cam-

corder to "memorize."

:Press the DISPLAY button until the

i tape counter (a number similar to 1234)

: or real time counter (a number similar

:to 1:23:45) appears in the EVF.

: Press the RESET button to reset the

:tape counter or real time counter to

•" zero (0000 or 0:00:00).

: Now, whenever the camcorder is in

: VCR position and the tape counter or

"- real time counter reaches the point at

• which it was reset to zero, it will stop.

Shutter Speeds

Your camcorder is equipped with a

high speed shutter to prevent blurring

when you record fast movements.

Normal shutter speed is 1/60 of a sec-

ond, but it can be changed to a faster

speed, up to 1/10,000 of a second. To

select a shutter speed, follow the steps

below.

When in Record or Record/Pause

mode, press the H.S. SHUTTER button

until the desired shutter speed- 1/250,

1/1,000, 1/4,000, or 1/10,000 - appears

in the EVF.

Record as desired.

To return to normal - 1/60 -

shutter speed, press the H.S.

SHUTTER button until the

shutter speed disappears

from the EVE

To return to normal - 1/60 - shutter

speed, press the H.S. SHUTTER but-

ton repeatedly until the shutter indica-

tion disappears from the EVF.

Press the H.S. SHUTTER

button until the EVF displays

the desired shutter speed.

Record as

desired.

••lfno shutter speed appears on the display screen of the EVF,

• the shutter speed is 1/60 of a second.

•• The shutter speed will return to 1/60 of a second when the cam-

"corder is turned off.

• The high speed shutter requires more light than the standard

• speed shutter. If adequate lighting is not available, you may

have to switch back to standard shutter speed.

• • The high speed shutter requires a lot of light. Forproper color

reflroduction, you should use it outdoors. But, !f you use it

•indoors, you should provide additional light with a halogen or

•tungsten light (fluorescent light will result in poor picture qual-

ity .)

•The camcorder may not focus automatically when you are using

the high speed shutter without enough light.

EVF Playback

Press the EJECT button to eject the tape.

Slide the

CAM(era)/OFF/VCR

_,itch to VCR position.

REVIEW F,_

For special

effects play- s.,_ E,TE,

back, press the 1_ _ O

REW(ind) but- AoTO_A.OAL..EA. _. o,sP_ .E_E_

ton, FF button,

or PLAY/

STILL button. 2

Press the PLAY/STILL but-

ton to start playback. 4

Press the STOP button to

IISTILL (_ (_ _IISTOP

_E DATE/TIME H.S.SI JTTER

stop playback.

•During searching, horizontal noise bars will appear across the

picture, and there will be no sound.

• To protect its video heads and the tape, after being in Still mode

for three minutes, the camcorder will go to Stop mode. After

being in Stop mode for five minutes, the camcorder will turn

itself off.

Follow the steps below to watch a

recording in the camcorder's EVF.

With a tape in the camcorder, slide the

CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch to VCR

position.

Press the PLAY/STILL button.

• Playback will begin.

• For a forward or backward visual

i search, press the REW(ind) button or FF

• button during playback. Search speed is

about three times normal speed. To

view a still picture, press the PLAY/

i STILL button; to return to playback,

i press the PLAY/STILL button again.

! Press the STOP button when playback

: is finished.

iPress the EJECT button to eject the

i tape.

Playing (or Monitoring a Recording) on a TV

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You can monitor camcorder recordings on a TV while you make them. You can play recordings you made

with your camcorder on a TV. Or, you can use the camcorder like a VCR to play tapes that already have

recorded material on them. Just follow the steps below to make the appropriate connection and start playback.

Choose the hookup below that best matches TV then make the connections.

your system,

Hookup A: When Your TV Has Audio/Video Input Jacks

Audio/Video Cable

,lied)

Battery TV

(supplied) To Audio Input Jack

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT(put) Jacks

Hookup B: When Your TV Does Not Have Audio/Video Input Jacks

UHF Antenna

TV Set

CH 3/4 Switch

AUDIO/VIDEO

OUT(put) Jacks

Continued on the next page..

Playing (or Monitoring.a Recording) on a TV (cont'd)

Hookup C: Using an Antenna Selector Unit

UHF Antenna

75-ohm Coaxial Cabl

With Antenna Adapter

(not supplied)

Back of TV

75/300-ohm

Combination Adapter

(if needed)

Antenna Adapter RF Converter Unit

300-ohm is 75-ohm) (optional; part number vg0148BK01)

I1_ I Antenna Selector Unit

Coptiooal; part number 4835 015 57128)

Camcorder

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT(put) Jacks

Turn on both the camcorder and the TV.

Hookup A

Set the RF converter unit to

channel 3 or 4 - whichever the

CH 3/4 switch on the back of the

TV is set to.

Hookup B

Set the RF converter unit to

channel 3 or 4 - whichever the

CH 3/4 switch on the back of the

TV is set to.

Hookup C

•Set the RF converter unit to

channel 3 or 4 - whichever the

CH 3/4 switch on the back of

the TV is set to.

•Slide the IN1/IN2 switch on

the antenna selector unit to

IN1.

•Set the TV to accept line or

auxiliary input.

Slide the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch on the camcorder to CAM position.

To start playback, press the PLAY/STILL button on the camcorder.

To return to playback, turn off the camcorder and select a channel at the TV. (If you used hookup C,

you will also have to slide the antenna selector switch to IN2 and exit Line Input mode.)

Rerecording

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Follow the steps below to copy atape. _ _ 3Slide___the

Make the connections shown at right. AUDIO/ ill I"__ CAM(era)/OFF/

VIDEO _ _ VCR switch to

OUT(put)/1_----_ __J _- VCR (other side

Jacks /I•I

or auxiliary input. Put the tape you want to _

Slide the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch

on the camcorder to VCR.

Insert the tape you want to copy in the

camcorder.

Insert the tape you want to record on in

the VCR.

Press the PLAY/STILL button on the

camcorder and the Record!Pause button

on the VCR at the same time.

copy in the camcorder. 1!]_

Press the

1PLAY/

STILL but-

I Make these connections, ton on the

camcorder

/ To Audio/Video Input Jacks and the

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VCR at th(

same time.

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Insert the Coaxial

tape you Cable TV

want to =

record on in r_ - _,

the VCR.

• Turn the TV on and set it to

accept line or auxiliary input.

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•Unauthorized exchanging attd/or copying of copyrighted

recordings infringes on the rights of copyright owners and vio-

lates copyright laws.

• • The tape you record on must have either a record tab or a piect

•of cellophane tape covering the hole where the record tab used

•to be. See page 7for details.

• ° To monitor dubbing on a TV, turn the TV on and select its VCR

• channel (3, 4, or line/auxiliary input). Then place the VCR in

• VCR position.

•• Tapes recorded in units other than the camcorder must have

• been recorded in SPfor camcorder playback.

•°Dubbing a tape may reduce its quality.

Alternate Power Supply

Connect the other end

of the DC cord to the

DC OUTPUT jack on

the AC adapter/charg-

er.

Connect one end of

lhe DC cord to the

DC IN(put)jack on

the back of the cam-

zorder.

Plug the AC

adapter/charger into

an AC outlet.

•When the camcorder is in CAM or VCR position and is powered

by the battery, the camcorder will turn itself off if it is not used .

for several minutes. When the camcorder is in CAM position •

and is powered by the AC adapter/charger, the camcorder will •

turn itself off if it is not used for several minutes.

•You cannot charge the battery and supply the camcorder with .

power using the A C adapter/charger at the same time. •

On pages 6 and 7 we described how to

use the battery that came with the cam-

corder to supply power to the cam-

corder. You can also use the AC

adapter/charger and the DC power cord

that came with the camcorder to supply

the camcorder with electrical power.

Just follow the steps below.

Connect one end of the DC cord to the

DC IN(put) jack on the back of the

camcorder.

Connect the other end of the DC cord

to the DC OUTPUT jack on the AC

adapter/charger.

Plug the AC adapter/charger into an AC

outlet. The POWER light will come

on. Your camcorder will now have

power.

Color Enhancement Light (Optional)

You can attach an optional color

enhancement light if you want to

improve recordings made in dark

places.

Attaching a Color

Enhancement Light

Make sure a fully charged battery is or

the AC adapter/charger attached to the

camcorder and the CAM(era)/OFF/

VCR switch is in OFF position.

Slide the color enhancement light onto

its base on the top of the camcorder.

Turn the camcorder on and slide the

POWER switch on the color enhance-

ment light.

When you are finished using the color

enhancement light, remove it from the

camcorder by pressing the LOCK but-

ton on the light and sliding the light

forward at the same time.

Front Case Replacement

To remove the front case, press and

hold the tab, then slide off the front

case.

To replace the front case, pass the

lamp through the hole on the reflection

plate of the front case. Attach the

upper hooks to the color enhancement

light. Finally, attach the lower hooks

to the color enhancement light while

pressing the tab.

Front Case Replacement

To remove the front case,

press and hold the tab, then

slide off the front case.

Lamp

Upper Hooks

Tab

Lower

Hook

To replace the front case, pass

the lamp through the hole on

the reflection plate of the

front case. Attach the upper

hooks to the color enhance-

ment light. Finally, attach the

lower hooks to the color

enhancement light while

pressing the tab.

Reflection Case

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•You can use the color enhancement light with a battery or the

AC adapter/charger.

•Because the color enhancement light uses a lot of power, the

battery will not last as long when a color enhancement light is

being used.

• When the camcorder is turned on, a current always flows to the

terminal that the color enhancement light is attached to Never

touch the terminal with your fingers or metal when the color

enhancement light is attached to the camcorder.

• Do not touch the lamp with yourfingers.

• After removing the front case of the color enhancement light,

make sure the front case of the color enhancement light is reat-

tached properly.

Pinch together

the tabs on the

sides of the

clasp (A), then _ ,._,

raise the clasp

(B). 2

Unhook the strap from the buckle

catches.

_emove the end

of the shoulder

strap from the

_uckle and slide

the shoulder

strap through

.he strap attach-

ment rings.

Thread

the end of

the strap

back into

the buckle

and close

the clasp.

Adjust the length

of the strap by

pulling loose a

loop of the strap

in the buckle,

then pulling the

strap through the

buckle in either

direction.

Shoulder Strap

Pinch together the tabs on the sides of

the clasp, then raise the clasp.

Unhook the strap from the buckle

catches.

• Remove the end of the shoulder strap

• from the buckle. Slide the shoulder

• strap through the strap attachment

rings on the camcorder.

• Thread the end of the strap back into

• the buckle. Pinch the tabs on the sides

: of the clasp and push it down to hold

: the strap in the buckle.

:To adjust the length of the strap, pull

! loose a loop of the strap in the buckle,

:then pull the strap through the buckle

Notes On Operations (cont'd)

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Your camcorder is designed for normal scenic illumination of 150 footcandles (1500 lux). However, the cam-

corder may be used at F (F-stop) 1.8 if illumination is more than0.1 footcandles (1 lux). The table below

shows the approximate values of brightness.

CAMCORDER

;EITINGS

Amber Filter

Range

Outdoor

Auto

.Indoor

Blue Filter

Range

NATURAL LIGHTCONDITIONS

• Fair weather, blue sky

•Slightly cloudy sky

• Cloudy or rainy sky

• Sunlight, in clear weather at

midday

•Average sunlight, in clear

weather

• Sunlight, two hours after sunrise

and before sunset

KELVIN

COLOR

TEMPERATURE

-10,000

-8,000

-7,000

-6.500

-6,000

-5.500

-5,000

• Sunlight 40 minutes after

sunrise and before sunset

• Sunlight, 30 minutes after

sunrise and before sunset

• Sunlight, 20 minutes after

sunrise and before sunset

-4,500

-4,000

-3,500

[-3,200

-2,800

-2,000

ARTIFICIAL LIGHT

SOURCE

• Color television

• Fluorescent lamp (daylight)

• Camera flash bulb

• Blue lamp for photography

• Fluorescent lamp (white)

• Normal flash bulb

• Fluorescent lamp

(off-white)

• Tungsten lamp for

photography

• Halogen !amp

•lodine lamp

• Tungsten lamp

•Acetvlene lamp

• Kerosene lamp

• Candlelight

COLOR

TINT

MIXTUR[

Bluish

Whitish

Yellowisl

Reddish

Light filters extend your control of any lighting situation. You can cover the lens hood with any standard c

special effect photographic lens filter that is 37 mm in diameter.

Before Requesting Service

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criodic maintenance is required in order to maintain the camcorder's continued excellent performance. After

period of time, the video heads will require cleaning or replacement. If cleaning or replacement of the video

eads is required, this service should be performed by an authorized service center. But. before requesting ser-

ice, check the list below. You may be able to solve the problem yourself.

Make sure a power source is connected.

Make sure the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch is in CAM or VCR position.

Check the dew indication.

Make sure the battery is fully charged.

Make sure all necessary cables are connected correctly and firmly.

Make sure the lens cap is off.

Make sure a power source is connected.

Insert the tape with the window side facing out and the record tab facing up.

Make sure a power source is connected.

• Check the dew indication.

Not Work

•Make sure the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch is in CAM position.

• Make sure the record tab is intact.

• Make sure the battery is fully charged.

• Check the dew indication.

Make sure the unit is in Record or Record/Pause mode.

s Dark

• Make sure the the shutter speed is 1/60 of a second.

s Blurred

• If the motion you recorded was rapid, this is normal.

Not Work

Make sure the FOCUS AUTO/MANUAL switch is set to AUTO.

Make sure the CAM(era)/OFF/VCR switch is in CAM position.

Specifications

Power Source:

• VHS camcorder: DC 9.6V

• AC adapter: 110/120/220/240V AC, 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption:

•VHS camcorder: 9.6V DC 9.6W

•AC adapter: 30W

Video Signal:

• EIA standard (525 lines, 60 fields) NTSC color signal

Video Recording System:

• two rotary head helical scanning system

Audio Track:

• one track

Pickup System:

•sequential color difference field reverse system

Pickup Device:

•one integral color filter charge coupled device (CCD)

Lens:

•nnl2:l zoom lens, fl.8 with auto iris control

•focal length: 6.2mm-50mm

•power zoom function

•lens filter diameter: 37mm

Viewfinder:

• 2/3 inch electronic viewfinder

Minimum Illumination Required:

• 1 Lux (F1.8) 0.1 footcandles

External Microphone Input Level:

• -70dB, 4.7K ohms unbalanced

Operating Temperature:

• 32oF~I04oF (0oC~40oC)

Operating Humidity:

• 10%~75%

Weight:

• VHS camcorder: 4.6 lbs.

• AC adapter: 0.6 lbs.

Dimensions:

• VHS camcorder: 4.5" (W) x 8.07" (H) x 14.5" (D)

100(W) x 205 (H) x 368 (D) mm

• AC adapter: 3.15" (W) x 1.58" (H) x 6.1" (D)

80 (W) x 40 (H) x 155 (D) mm

Weight and dimensions shown are approximate. Designs and speci-

fications are subject to change without notice. 1

This equipment has been tested an

found to comply with the limits for Cla_

B digital devices, pursuant to part 15

the FCC rules. These limits are designe

to provide reasonable protection again:

harmful interference in a residentfi

installation. This equipment generate

uses, and can radiate radio frequenc

energy, and if not installed and used i

accordance with the instructions, ma

cause harmful interference to radio con

munications. However, there is no gua_

antee that interference will not occt

with a particular installation. If th

equipment does cause harmful interfe:

ence to radio or television receptioJ

which can be determined by turning tt.

equipment off and on, the user is encou

aged to try to correct the interferem

using one or more of the following me_

sures: 1) relocate or reposition tl_

receiving antenna, 2) increase the spat

between the equipment and receiver,

connect the equipment to an outlet on

circuit different from that to which tt

receiver is connected, and 4) consult tt

dealer or an experienced radio/TV tecl

nician for help.

This device complies with part 15 of tt

FCC rules. Operation is subject to tt

following two conditions: 1) this devk

may not cause harmful interference, ar

2) this device must accept any interfe

ence received, including interferen_

that may cause undesirable operation.

This digital apparatus does not exce_

the Class B limits for radio noise emi

sions from digital apparatus set out

the Radio Interference Regulations ,

the Canadian Department ,

Communications.

FCC Warning: Any unauthorizt

changes or modifications to this equil

ment voids the user's authority to opera

it.

(ZAMCOItDER

90 Days Free Labor

t)x_e Year Free Service on Partb

i i lib product must be carried in for rel,)air.

_V110 lb COVEIC, LI)z

/OU must have proof of purchase to receive warranty service. A

ales receipt or other document showing that you purchased the

,roduct is considered proof of purchase.

vV!IAT IS COVERED?

•Varrantycoverage begins the day you buy your product. For 90

lays thereafter, all parts will be repaired or replaced, and labor is

_ee. From 90 days to one year from the day oflpurchase, all parts

viii be repaired or replaced, but you pay for all labor charges.

4fter one year from the day of purchase, you pay for the replace-

nent or repair of all parts, and for all labor charges.

\ll parts, including repaired and replaced parts, are covered only

or the original warranty period. When the warranty on the

_roduct expires, the warranty on all replaced and repaired parts

dso expires.

WHAT IS EXCLUDED?

Your warranty does not cover:

•labor charges for installation or setup of the product, adjust-

ment of customer controls on the product, and installation or

repair of antenna systems outside of the product.

• product repair and/or part replacement because of misuse,

accident, unauthorized repair or other cause not within the

control of Philips Consumer Electronics Company.

•reception problems caused by signal conditions or cable or

antenna systems outside the unit.

• a product that requires modification or adaptation to enable

it to operate in any country other than the country for which

it was designed, manufactured, approved and/or authorized,

or repair of products damaged by these modifications.

• incidental or consequential damages resulting from the prod-

uct. (Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or

consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply

to you. This includes, but is not limited to, prerecorded

material, whether copyrighted or not copyrighted.)

•damage caused by the use of non-VHS tapes or tapes that

have not been tested and labeled for use in two, four, six and

eight hour VHS recorders.

Wl IERE IS SERVICE AVAILABLE?

Warranty service is available in all countries where the product is

officially distributed by Philips Consumer Electronics Company.

In countries where Philips Consumer Electronics Company does

not distribute the product, the local Philips service organization

will attempt to provide service (although there may be a delay if

the appropriate spare parts and technical manual(s) are not read-

ily available).

MAKE SURE YOU KEI_,P...

Please keep your sales receipt or other do_,ttmcnt showing ptot,l

of purchase. Attach it to this owner's manual and keep both

nearby. Also keep the original box and packing material in case

you need to return your product.

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE...

Please check your owner's manual before requesting service.

Adjustments of the controls discussed there may save you a ser-

vice call.

TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE IN U.S.A.,

PUERTO RICO OR U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS...

Take the product to a Philips factory service center (see enclosed

list) or authorized service center for repair. When the product

has been repaired, you must pick up the unit at the center.

Centers may keep defective parts.

(In U.S.A., Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands, all implied war-

ranties, including implied warranties of merchantability and fit-

ness for a particular purpose, are limited in duration to the dura-

tion of this express warranty. But, because some states do not

allow limitations on how long an implied warranty may last, this

limitation may not apply to you.)

TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE IN CANADA...

Take the product to a Philips consumer service center (listed

below), self-servicing dealer or authorized service depot.

Philips Electronics Ltd.

601 Milner Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, M1B 1M8

(416) 292-5161

4977 Levy Street, St. Laurent, Quebec, H4R 2N9

(514) 956-0210

3695 Grandview Highway, Vancouver, B.C., V5M 2G7

(604) 435-4411

(In Canada, this warranty is given in lieu of all other warranties.

No other warranties are expressed or implied, including any

implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular

purpose. Philips is not liable under any circumstances for any

direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages,

howsoever incurred, even if notified of the possibility of such

damages.)

REMEMBER...

Please record the model and serial numbers found on the prod-

uct below. Also, please fill out and mail your warranty registra-

tion card promptly. It will be easier for us to notify you if nec-

essary.

MODEL #

SERIAL #

Philips Service Company 401 East Andrew Johnson Highway

(615) 475-8869

Jefferson City, Tennessee 37760

EI.4962E001 /MAC 4106 /12-94

Index

c adapter/charger

diagram ................................... 12

using ......................................... 6

c power cord ................................ 6

ccessories ................................... 36

ccessory mount ............................ 8

udio output jack ................... 10, 26

udio/video cable ......................... 26

.uto focus ..................................... 19

,attery, clock

installing ................................ 15

replacement ............................ 36

_attery, camcorder

charging .................................... 6

charging compartment ............ 12

ejecting ..................................... 8

remaining indication .............. 13

using ......................................... 7

_rightness control ........................ 11

:able, audio/video ........................ 26

:amera

position ..................................... 8

recording .......................... 17, 26

:amera/off/vcr switch .................... 8

:assette

compartment ........................... 12

inserting .................................... 7

removing .................................. 7

types ......................................... 7

-harge light .............................. 6, 12

-harging, battery ............................ 6

:lock

battery ..................................... 15

battery compartment .............. 15

-olor enhancement light

replacement ............................ 36

using ....................................... 28

:late, setting ................................. 16

late/time

button ...................................... 9

displaying ............................... 16

setting ..................................... 16

dc input jack ......................... 10, 27

dc output jack ........................ 12, 27

dew indication .............................. 14

display button .......................... 9, 13

eject button .................................... 8

electronic viewfinder

indications ........................ 13-14

location ..................................... 8

playback ................................. 23

erase protection .............................. 7

EVF

indications ......................... 13- 14

operation ............................. 8, 17

overlays ............................. 13-14

playback ................................. 23

fast forward button ........................ 9

fast forwarding ............................. 17

fade

button ........................................ 9

in/out ..................................... 18

ff button ......................................... 9

focus

auto ......................................... 19

control .................................... 11

manual .................................... 19

switch ....................................... 9

hand strap .................................... 10

h.s. shutter

button ........................................ 9

indication ................................ 13

operation ................................. 22

jacks

audio output ............................ 10

de input ................................... 10

dc output ................................. 12

rf dc output ............................. 10

video output ............................ 10

lens

cap ............................................ 8

hood .......................................... 8

light

mount ........................................ 8

tally ........................................... 8

manual focus ................................ 19

microphone .................................... 8

monitoring recordings ............ 24-25

overlays .................................. 13-14

playback

EVF ........................................ 23

when rerecording .............. 24-25

tv ....................................... 24-25

play/still button .............................. 9

power

light, adapter/charger ............. 12

light, camcorder ....................... 8

supply .............................. 6-7, 27

switch ....................................... 8

zoom button .......................... 10

record

/pause button

button ...................................... 10

tab ............................................. 7

recording ..................................... 18

rerecording ................................... 26

reset button .................................... 9

rewind button ................................ 9

rf dc output jack .......................... 10

buttons ...................................... 9

speed ....................................... 23

shoulder strap ............................... 29

shutter speeds ............................... 22

special effects playback ............... 23

specifications ............................... 32

still picture ................................... 23

stop button ..................................... 9

strap

attachment rings ..................... 10

shoulder .................................. 29

hand ........................................ 10

tally light ........................................ 8

tape

counter .................................... 21

counter indication ................... 13

inserting .................................... 7

remaining indication .............. 13

removing .................................. 7

time remaining indication ......21

types ......................................... 7

warnings ................................. 14

time

displaying ............................... 16

setting ................................ 15- 16

tripod mounting hole ................... 11

vcr

rerecording with ..................... 26

video adjustment slide ................. 11

video output jack ......................... 10

vision adjustment ................... 11, 17

warranty ....................................... 33

wind breaker switch .................... 11

zooming ....................................... 20

SuppliedAccessories

Check to be sure the following items are packed with your camcorde_ These accessories are provided to help you use or set up your camcordef.

1. ACAdapter/Charger

2, BatteryPack _ _,

3. ShouldefStrap: _' ,: ,__ '-' 1.V80'157BKO1 2.V80146BK01 3.48354983702

4. Audio/VideoCable ,",__i_,,

...... : o;

5. ClockControIBattery "'

6. OCPowerCable .. _ ,_,..: 4.483532127196

5. 483513817043 6.48353215701

Prices subject to change without notice. Availability subject to change a time of purchase When ordering accessories outside the US.A. #lease rote[ to the accessories material, address, and prices for that co,ntr_.

MaxlmTzeyoUrv/ew/hg"pteasure

withs_te-of-the-anad#_'Oites''_"

deslgtledspeclflcaltyforyour "

camcONer.Theoptionalacces-

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maybe"pt_rcha_edfromyoui :'"

localdealer,ormaybeordered

•directfromPhl/ipsConsumer

=" ?tlectrohlcs Company.

':' Heavy-Duty Tripod

YourCost $59.99

• Quick-releaseshoe

•Three-way pan head

• Bubblelevel

•Three-sectionlegs

•Titan color

•Metalcrank

• Leg braces

f-OOO-L)92-6066

Orwrtte _ ....... "_; ""'"' " "

' _ ,"-* Accessoryhook

•Versatilefeet(spikedor

rubber)

•Gearedcentercolumn

•Holdsupto 15pounds

electronl_Co., :_,_ ..o 483513817046

8mm/VHSCamcorder

or CameraBag

YourCost$34.95

•Protectscamcorder

whethercarriedorstored

•Twobagsinone;free

"quick-carry"bagincluded

•Threeexteriorpockets

allowfor additionalstorage

•Doublezipperallowsfor

easyaccessto camcorder

• Supplieddividersallowyou

to customizestoragespace

forcamcorderaccessories

• Adjustable,removable

shoulderstrap

•Velcro-closedhandle

•Madeofblack,water-resis-

tantfabric

•Bottomstrapsfor trans-

portingtripod

Accessories_arke_i_ept.,

P.O.Box_67,

_reene_lle, TN3774_-0tj_7

Battery

YourCost$69.95

Backupyour suppliedone-

hourbatterywiththis

extendedplay.two-hour

rechargeablebattery

CLEAN105

VHS Head Cleaner

YourCost$4.99

•Wet/dryheadcleanerfor

VHSformat camcorders

andVCRs

• Advancedalternating

wet/drysystemremoves

dustanddirt,withoutleax

ing residue

• Keepscamcorderand/or

VCRclean,for bestpictu_

clarityandsoundreprodu

tion

• Easilystoresalongwith

otherVHStapes

• Cleaningfluid storesin

48356911705:

ColorEnhancementLight

YourCost$48.33

Recordinlowlightwiththi:

detachablecolorenhance-

mentlight.

_B7254[

Printed in K

491 5

QUALITY SERVICEIS AS CLOSEAS YOUR TELEPHONE!SIMPLY LOOKOVERTHELIST BELOW FOR THE NUMBER OF A FACTORYSERVICE CENTER

NEAR YOU. WHEN YOU CALL, ASERVICEREPRESENTATIVEWILL GLADLYDIRECTYOU TO ONE OF OVER 1100 DROP-OFF SITES LOCATEDNATIONWIDE.

YOURPRODUCTWILL RECEIVEEFFICIENTAND EXPEDIENTCARRY-IN, MAIL-IN, OR IN-HOME SERVICE, AND YOU WILL RECEIVEPEACEOF MIND,

KNOWING YOUR PRODUCTIS BEINGGIVENTHEEXPERTA'rIENTION OF PHILIPS' FACTORY SERVICE. AND, IF THE PHONENUMBER LISTEDFOR YOURAREA

IS LONG DISTANCE,CALL1-800-242-9225 FOR FACTORYSERVICE.

COMMENTOBTENIRNOTRESERVICEAPR_SVENTERAPIDEEl"EFFICACESOITPARCOURRIER,J_DOMICILE,OUENSEPR_SENTANTAUNCENTREDESERVICEPHILIPS.PLUSDE600CENTRESDE

R_CEPTIONDEPnODUITSAR_:PARERATRAVERSLEPAYS:CONTACTERLECENTREDESERVICEAOXCONSOMMATEORSLEPLUSPROCHEPOURSAVOIRL'EMPLACEMENTDECESDr:POTSDANS

UNRAYONDE50A75MILES(80KMA120KM)DUCENTREDESERVICELOCAL.

C_MOOBTENERUNSERVICIOOPORTUNOY EFICIENTEPORCORREO,ENCASA0 ENPERSONAPARASUPRODUCTOATRAVI_SDEUNCENTROPHILIPSDESERVICIO.MASDE600SITIOSPOR

TODOELPAlSPARALARECEPCIONDEPRODUCTOSNECESlTADOSDEREPARACIONES:COMUNICARSECONELCENTRODESERVICIODEFABRICAMASCERCANOPARAESTOSLUGARESDENTRO

DEONRADIODE80A120KM(50A75 MILLAS)DELCENTRODESERVICIOLOCAL.

Atlanta-Athens-

Macon-Chattanooga,TN-

NorthGeorgiaArea

1898 LelandDrive

Marietta, GA 30067

(404) 952-3279

Over 100drop-off locations.

Boston-SouthernMaine-

SouthernNew HampshireArea

1 NorthAvenue

Burlington, MA 01803

(617) 272-4825

Over 60 drop-off locations.

Charlotte-WinstonSalem-

Greensboro-ChapelHill-

Raleigh-Spartanburg,SCArea

520-G Clanton Road

Charlotte,NC 28217

(704) 529-6330

Over25 drop-off locations.

Chicago-Milwaukee-

GaryArea

1360 W. Hamilton Parkway

Itasca, IL 60143

(708) 775-0990

Over80 drop-off locations.

Cleveland-Akron-

YoungstownArea

24090 Detroit Road

Westlake, OH 44145

(216) 899-2040

Over65 drop-off/ocations.

Columbus-Dayton-

CincinnatiArea

5164 BlazerParkway

Dublin, Ohio 43017

(614) 792-1495

Over 19drop-off locations.

Connecticut-RhodeIsland-

Springfield,MA Area

1294 Blue Hills Avenue

Bloomfield, CT06002

(203) 726-9612

Over45 drop-off locations.

Dallas-Ft. WorthArea

1901 N. Glenville Drive

Richardson,TX 75081

(214) 690-8440

Over25 drop-off locations.

Detroit/ToledoArea

25173 Dequindre

Madison Heights, MI 48071

(810) 544-2110

Over30 drop-off locations.

Knoxville-Greeneville-

Tri Cities-EastTennesseeArea

6700 D. Papermill Road

Papermill Plaza

Knoxville, TN37919

(615) 584-6614

Over 7drop-off locations.

Ft. Myers-Naples-

SouthwestFloridaArea

11601 ClevelandAve., Suite 15

Ft. Myers, FL 33907

(813) 278-4242

Over 30 drop-off locations.

Houston-Galveston-

Beaumont-Austin-

San AntonioArea

1110NorthPostOakRoad

Suite100

Houston,TX 77055

(713)682-3990

Over 40 drop-off locations.

LosAngeles-San DiegoArea

2910 E. LaPalma,Suite E

Anaheim,CA 92806

(714) 238-7250

Over70 drop-off locations.

Miami-SoutheastFloridaArea

2099W. Atlantic Blvd.

Pompano Beach,FL 33069

(305) 978-0467

Over45 drop-off locations.

NorthNJ-Staten Island-

RocklandCounty,NY Area

140JCornmerce Way

Totowa, NJ 07512

(201) 890-7200

Over50 drop-off locations.

NewYorkMetro Area

116 Charlotte Avenue

Hicksville, NY 11801

(516) 933-1780 NassauCounty

Over40 drop-off locations.

Orlando-Jacksonville--North

Florida-SoutheastGeorgiaArea

2452Sand Lake Road

Orlando,FL 32809

(407) 857-8998

Over 30 drop-off locations.

Philadelphia/Lancaster/

S. NewJerseyArea

352 Dunks FerryRoad

Bensalem,PA 19020

(215) 638-7500

Over35 drop-off locations.

Phoenix-Scottsdale-

Mesa-TempeArea

5032 S. Ash Avenue,Ste.101

Tempe,AZ 85282

(602) 897-7358

Over20 drop-off locations.

Pittsburgh,PA-Steubenville,OH-

Wheeling/Morgantown,WV Area

2891 BanksvilleRoad

Pittsburgh, PA15216

(412) 563-8020

Over 11 drop-off locations.

Rockford-Kenosha-

Beloit-MadisonArea

5602 N. Second

Loves Park,IL 61111

(815) 654-7343

Over5 drop-off locations.

San Francisco-Oakland-

San JoseArea

3370 Montgomery Drive

Santa Clara,CA95054

(408) 492-9013

Over 30 drop-off locations.

Seattle-Tacoma/OlympiaArea

1055 Andover Park East

Tukwila,WA 98188

(206) 575-6288

Over20 drop-off locations.

Tampa-St.Petersburg-

SarasotaArea

CenterPoint BusinessPark,

Building B-l, Suite 100

1911 U.S. Hwy.301 North

Tampa,FL 33619

(813) 621-8181

Over 75drop-off locations.

Washington,DC-BalUmore-

Richmond,VA Area

6671-J Santa BarbaraRoad

Elkridge,MD 21227

(410) 796-0105

Over 55 drop-off locations.

HOW YOU CAN OBTAIN EFFICIENTAND EXPEDIENT CARRY-IN, MAIL-IN, OR IN-HOME SERVICEIN CANADA FOR YOUR PRODUCTTHROUGH A PHILIPS CONSUMER SERVICECENTER

COMMENT OBTENIR NOTRESERVICEAPRIESVENTE RAPIDE ETEFFICACESOIT PAR COURRIER, ADOMICILE, OU ENSE PRI_SENTANTAUN CENTREDESERVICEPHILIPS

;OMO OBTENERUN SERVICIO OPORTUNOY EFICIENTEPORCORREO,EN CASA0 ENPERSONA ENEL CANADAPARA SU PRODUCTOA TRAV(:SDE UN CENTRO PHILIPSDE SERVICIOAL CONSUMIDOR

TORONTO

601 Milner Avenue

Scarborough, Ontario

M1B 1M8

(416) 754-6064 (Tel.)

(416) 292-5161 (Tel.)

(416) 754-6290 (Fax)

MONTREAL

4977 Levy Street

St. Laurent, Quebec

H4R 2N9

(514) 956-0120 (Tel.)

(514) 956-0828 (Fax)

VANCOUVER

1741 BoundaryRoad

Vancouver,B.C.

V5M 3Y7

(604) 294-3441 (Tel.)

(604) 294-3574 (Fax)

MAC2929 2/95

Philips Consumer Electronics Company

Factory Service Center Locations

See Reverse Side for More Details.

San Franclsco/Metro Area

Diego

• Phoenix/Metro Area

Detroit/Toledo

Rockford • Cleveland/N Ohlo

f•

Milwaukee Columbus/D_on/Cincinnati

Charlotte

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Atlanta/N Georgia

Dallas/Ft. Worth •Orlando/N Florlda/SE Georgia

Beaumont/Austin Tampa/W Florida

tFt. Myers/SW Florida

San Antonio -"_Miaml/SE Florida

Over 1100 Drop-Off Sites Nationwide

•Boston/S Maine/

i.J

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York/Metro

New Jersey

• p_hlladelphla/S New Jersey

]h/W_t _rp_.

ngton/Baltimore/Richmond

NOTE:If you reside inone of our Philips Factory Service Branch areas (see directory onback), you can contact the nearest Service Branch to obtain

efficient and expedient repair for your product. If your product is In-Warranty, you should have proof-of-purchase to ensure No Charge Service.

For Out-of-Warranty service, call the location nearest you.

NOTA:Si vousr_sidezdansunedesrdgionsdesserviesparunesuccursaledeserviceapr_sventedufabricantPhilips(voir listeci-dessous),vous

pourrezcontacterlabranchedeserviceapr_sventela pluspr_,sdechezvouspourobtenirunserviceapr_sventerapideetefficace.Si leproduitest

sousgarantie,ilsuffirade presenterunepreuved'achatpourb_n_ficierd'unservicesansfrais. Pourlesproduitsnoncouvertsparla garantie,

contactezlecentrele plusprosdechezvous.

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MAC2929 2/95

EL4482-3 Rev. K

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDSANDPRECAUTIONS

1. Read Instructions - All the safety and operating

instructions should be read before the unit is operated.

2. Retain Instructions - The safety and operating

instructions should be retained for future reference.

3. Heed Warnings - All warnings on the unit and in the

operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Follow Instructions - All operating and maintenance

instructions should be followed.

5. Cleaning - Unplug this video unit from the wall outlet

before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.

Use a dry cloth for cleaning.

6. Attachments - Do not use attachments not

recommended by the video product manufacturer as

they may be hazardous.

7. Water and Moisture - Do not use this video unit near

water - for example near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen

sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a

swimming pool, and the like.

8. Accessories - Do not place this video unit on an

unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The video

unit may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult,

and serious damage to the unit. Use only with a cart,

stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the

manufacturer, or sold with the video unit. Any mounting

of the unit should follow the manufacturer's instructions

and should use a mounting accessory recommended

by the manufacturer.

An appliance and cart combination

should be moved with care. Quick

stops, excessive force, and uneven

surfaces may cause the appliance

and cart combination to overturn.

11. Grounding or Polarization -This video unit may be

equipped with either a polarized 2-wire AC (Alternating

Current) line plug (a plug having one blade wider than

the other) or 3-wire grounding type plug, a plug having

a third (grounding) pin.

The 2-wire polarized plug will fit into the power outlet

only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable

to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the

plug. If the plug still fails to fit, contact your electrician

to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety

purpose of the polarized plug.

The 3-wire grounding type plug will fit into a grounding

type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are

unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your

electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat

the safety purpose of the grounding type plug.

12. Power-Cord Protection - Power-supply cords should

be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on

or pinched by items placed upon or against them,

paying particular attention to cords of plugs,

convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit

from the unit.

13. Outdoor Antenna Grounding - If an outside antenna or

cable system is connected to the video unit, be sure

the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to

provide some protection against voltage surges and

built-up static charges. Part 1 of the Canadian Electrical

Code, in USA Section 810 Of the National Electrical

Code, provides information with respect to proper

grounding of the mast and supporting structure,

grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge

unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna

discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and

requirements for the grounding electrode.

9. Ventilation - Slots and openings in the cabinet are

provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation

of the video unit and to protect it from overheating.

These openings must not be blocked or covered. Never

place the video unit on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar

surface, or near or over a radiator or heat register. This

video unit should not be placed in a built-in installation

such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation

is provided or the manufacturer's instructions have

been adhered to.

10. Power Sources - This video unit should be operated

only from the type of power source indicated on the

marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power

supply to your home, consult your appliance dealer or

local power company. For video units intended to be

operated from battery power, or other sources, refer to

the operating instructions.

_A__ NTENNAIN

GROUND

ANTENNA

DISCHARGE UNIT

(NEC SECTION 8!0-20)

C SECTION 810-21)

_=--GROUNO CLAMPS

-- --POWER SERVICE GROUNO#NG

ELECTROOE SYSTEM

NEC -NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC ART 250. PART H)

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDSANDPRECAUTIONS

14. Lightning For added, protection ol this video unit

receiver during a lightning storm, or when it is left

unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug

it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or

cable system. This will prevent damage to the video

unit due to lightning and power-line surges.

15. Power Lines - An oufside antenna system should not

be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or

other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall

into such power lines or circuits. When installing an

outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken

to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as

contact with them might be fatal.

16. Overloading - Do not overload wall outlets and

extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or

electric shock,

17. Objects and Liquids - Never push objects of any kind

into this video unit through openings as they may touch

dangerous voltage points or short out. parts that could

result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any

kind onto the video unit.

18. Servicing - Do not attempt to service this video unit

yourself as opening or removing covers may expose

you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all

servicing to qualified service personnel.

19.

20.

21.

Damage Requiring Service - Unplug this video unit

from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified

service personnel under the following conditions:

a. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

b. If any liquid has been spilled onto, or objects have

fallen into the video unit.

c. If the video unit has been exposed to rain or water.

d If the video unit does not operate normally by

following the operating instructions. Adjust only

those controls that are covered by the operating

instructions as an improper adjustment of other

controls may result in damage and will often require

extensive work by a qualified technician to restore

the video unit to its normal operation.

e. If the video unit has been dropped or the cabinet

has been damaged.

f. When the video unit exhibits a distinct change in

performance - this indicates a need for service.

Replacement Parts - When replacement parts are

required, be sure the service technician has used

replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or

have the same characteristics as the original part.

Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric

shock or other hazards.

Safety Check - Upon completion of any service or

repairs to this video unit, ask the service technician to

perform safety checks to determine that the video unit

is in safe operating order.

PRECAUTIONS

USE & LOCATION

•TO AVOID SHOCK HAZARD Your Camcorder and power supply should not be exposed to rain or moisture. Do not

connect the power supply or operate your Camcorder if it gets wet. Your Camcorder has been designed for outdoor use in

all kinds of weather, however it will probably not survive any type of direct exposure to water, rain, sleet, snow, or a direct

splashing from a pool or even a cup of coffee. Do not attempt to disassemble this unit. There are no user serviceable parts

reside. Unplug your Camcorder from the power supply before cleaning.

•DO NOT AIM YOUR CAMCORDER AT THE SUN OR OTHER BRIGHT OBJECTS

•DO NOT EXPOSE YOUR CAMCORDER TO EXTENDED HIGH TEMPERATURE ... Such as, in direct sunlight, inside a

closed car, next to heater, etc.. This action could permanently damage the internal parts of your Camcorder.

•AVOID SUDDEN CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE .. If the unit is suddenly moved from a cold place to a warm place, moisture

may form on the tape and reside the unit.

• DO NOT LEAVE YOUR CAMCORDER OR THE POWER SUPPLY TURNED ON WHEN NOT IN USE

• STORAGE OF YOUR CAMCORDER Store and handle your Camcorder in a manner that will not subject it to unnecessary

movement (avoid shaking and striking). Your Camcorder contains a sensitive pick-up device which could be damaged by

_mproper handling or storage

CARE

• TO CLEAN YOUR CAMCORDER Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when cleaning your Camcorder body.

•TO PROTECT THE LEN_.. O0 nor {ouch f_le surf'ace of'(Re (ens wl(_ your Rand. Use a commerc_a(camcorofer (ens so/u{ion

and paper when cleaning the lens Improper cleaning can scratch the lens coating

• TO PROTECT THE FINISH OF YOUR CAMCORDER .. Before handling your Camcorder. make sure your hands and face

are free from any chemical products such as suntan lotion as it may damage the finish

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