Panasonic of North America 927124K Video Camera User Manual 64818

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Digital Palmconder'” Panasonic”
PalmSIth"
Digital Video Camcorder
Operating Instructions
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EXHIBIT# 5
FIG NO.
FCCID:AGJ221121K.
MODEL N0. PV-DV1999D
OUR REE: MKESSS-Fow
Belore attempting lo connect, operate or adjust this
pvoducl. please read these instructions thoroughly.
Spanish Quick Use Gulda ls included.
Gui: parn répldu consulta an aspufiol eats
Inclulda.
Forassistance. calll-BOO-211»PANA(7262)
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mgs You Should Know
Thank you Inf choosing Panasonlcl
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 lamlly years at enjoyment,
Please take time to fill in the lnlonnaiion below. The serial number is on the tag located on
the underside of your Palmoorder. Be sure to retain this manual as your convenient
Palmcordar inlonnetion source.
Date cl Purch-u
Dealer Purchased From
Dulor Address
Dealer Phone No.
Model No.
Serial No.
pack your Camcord
1 pc. AC Adaptor 1 pc. Battery Pack 1 pc. AN Cable
Q (F'V-DAQ) o (PV~DBPB) (VJAWOMS) Q
with Ac C Is, DC Cable
and Jack Box @
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1 pc. Lens Cap 1 pc. Shoulder Strap 1 pc. PC Connection
(LSVFOSSB) (VYCW0225) Cable for Windows
(LSJAOZSS)
JQ @
2 For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
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WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Your mm Palnmnser is designed to record and play back in Standard Play (SP) mode only.
This Paineorder is equipped wlth the no System to provide excellent video pictures it is
recommended that only cassette tapes that have been tested and inspected Ior use m vcn
mamrnsswnnme mm mark be used.
The symbol mm mum mm unhsulned
van-as wlmln the will my havesulfii'xm
nwgn'rmds to cause electric snow.
incision. It is dangerous to Many kind
of mourn with any inside panof Ml: unit.
payers Sumac
CAUTION
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were: smutm’o ammsoumsmm
ma symbolalam in. ummmlrnpomm
lit-mam concemlng um (petition and
maintenance ol the ant has been Included.
Therefore. It should he read aarelulryin n . =
to avoid any problm.
The above marklngs are located on the appliance bottom cover.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation Is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause hamrful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with Part 15 and pan 1B of the
FOO Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interterenee when operated in a residentlal environment.
If this equipmem does cause Interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined try turning the equipment off and on. use the equipment in another location
and/or utilize an electrical outlet different from that used by the receiver.
If necessary, consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV techniu'an for help. You may
find the booklet, ‘Something About Inlerference‘ available from FCC local regional offices
helplul.
Fcc Wamlng: To assure continued FCC compliance. use only the provided shielded
interface cable with ferrite cores when connecting digital Video camera
to computer in accordance with instruction herein. Also, any
unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment could void the
usefs authority to operate.
For assistance, call 1-800-211—PANA(7262) 3
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1. Reed lnslruclions —MI rh- eel-ty are: operating
lmtmetlens should be read belere the null is
operated,
2. Retail lnslmetlnns — The salary and egerellrlg
instmmlons eheuld be relalned lorlurure reference.
1 need anlnps— All wemlngspn the unit and lrl the
operallrlg IMMuns should b- m-red la.
4. Follow Inslnrelluns—All eper-tlng end malntemnoe
inelructlnns should be followed.
5. eloenlng — tlnplug lhls Mia unlllmmthe wall outlet
baflnn eleenlng. Do nol use lieuld oruerueol
deemre. Use a dry etmtt tor nleenlng.
s, Alluhrnenls — De nol un mall-terns net
moon-modal! by the wldeo preduel rnewleeturer as
my my be hazardous.
7. Walerend uoislure —Do mluulh's vleee unll mm
film; ler example neeru bathtub, wash bowl.
knenen silk. erhulldty let). in wet besemml, er
peer u Mmlng peel, one In. lllle.
a. Accessones— De nel place lhis weep unlton err
unslunle earl, Hand. trlpod. uraeltet. or table. The
video unn rneylell, uuslng 50mm! ln|ury le eenlld or
adult. end serious damage in the unit. Use only mm
a earl. s’lnnd, Him. Wicket erteole teeorrlrmneed
by me rrlerlulnplunrr, or sell wlltl the vleee unlt. Any
meunurlg ol the unu should lollqwthe menulaeturers
lnstruclierrs and should use a
mourning accessory recommendee
by the mmllmum. An appliance
am! een culmination should be
mound wilh om. Qulelt slope.
excesswe lame. and woven
eudaeu meyeeuse me eopllance
and uneornolnafion re overturn.
a. vnllllullen 45m and oponlngs ln the cabinet ere
prwkledlervemil-uon end la ensure rellettle
ell-renal ol the Met: unltand to prom ll lmm
w-mlng. Thme epenlnge mun um be Heated or
povered. Never place the vldeo unll on a teed. sole.
rug. or other elmller sun-cu, or near or ever e mater
er heel mlmr. Thle video nnlt sheule rlol be placed
In e bum-lo lrtstalhtim such an bookcasu or rank
unless proper venuarlon le pumped or the
mumnmurers lnnmctlons have been adhered lo.
10. Power soureee — ml: vldee unlt should be operated
only |mm the rypo nl power smm ladle-lode" me
nrarlllnglebel.uyeuemrle1eureolrhelypeelpwer
supply le your name, mmtll your appliance unit! or
local pow-roompeny. Forvldoo nulls menu-dun pe
eon-led lrom battery pow-1.01 olher eeuroee. ruler
w ml operatlng lnetmcllens.
Important Safeguards
ll . Gmunelng er Polenzatipn —Thls vldeo unit may be
equlppod wllh ellher e pnlerlzell awe AC
lAlternellng Cnrrarl} Ilm plug (- plug harlng en-
blndl wiflsrman rm omen era-wlre groundlng type
plug, e plug havlnp a nun: (gmunanpl pln.
We Mlm polellmd pug will fit Imo rho power euuet
onlyerle way. This Is aseletylmum. ll you ere
lllabl- w lneeltlhe plug lulty mm the outlet, |ly
reverslng the plug. ll me plug 11!“ letls rem. eemeel
your olscmdan to replace yourwmlele omlel. Du
out do at the minty purpose at me polerlzed plug.
YM Erwin ground"; was WU MI llttntee
gmundlhg type power pull-l. Thls Is a salety leerure.
ll ynu are unable to laugh me plug lulu me eullel.
newer: yeurelecmclen In replace yeureoeolete
outlet Do hold-lent me safety purpose ol the
alumina tyne plug»
11. memord Prelectlon — Power-supply eorde
mldmmmefl rothetthey are non Hwy-ape
walmon or plums»! by name pleeed upon or
agelrut mam. paying panlwhr alter-lien lo eerds el
pluge commence reeepleeles, and me pelnt where
they errl mm the unn.
13 arrmoormonnu urn-mug — llen oulme
meme ermlrle system 1: eormemed tn the vleee
uvv'l, ba surothe unlenna er mel- system ls
groundee was lo provide some proleellen egalnet
venue surges and bullbup mm: nhargai. Pan 1 ol
the senedren Electrleel Code. h use secuenelo el
the national Elecmul code, provides lnlonnellen
mm respect lo pmpe' gmundlngol the meet and
supgoreng slmcmu, gmurldmg nl the Iona-Ill wtre 10
en meme elmhergo urel. slze el greurldng
cor-amen, lee-non et antenna dlechnloe unll,
mm" to qmmfllng elecrredoe. and
vlqulrumls lor me gmundlng electrope.
r e
Kc Jumiumcmfi «tum-mm-
u. ughlnlng — For added prmeerlon er lnls vleeo unll
recelverdurlnp e llgmrrlrlg noun, or when ll [5 I'll
uncut-ruled em untrue tor lung pemfis ol tlme.
unpug ll lrem lhe wal elm-tend dseomoa lhe
enter-u nimble lyshm. nrls wlll plwnnl den-age
lo me vldee unlt dlul In lighmlhg and power-nee
sulgas.
4 For assistance, call 1 4100-21 1-PANA(7262)
was/ls, ten
15. Fowl! Llllls — All aulsrde amenrre system should
rm be healed in me vicinliy elm/9mm power lines
orullrsr niacin: lglrl or power ciruuils, or whar- llcan
rail iilln such penerilnes or cirrrulrs wmn Illslullirlu
an mlisldo amanrra syslern. axlrlml om smuldbn
lakullo mp lmrn wmhlng won power lines or
olroulrs rs oomocl wim lmm rrllplrl be|alal
16,0vefloading — Do ml overload wall curlers and
pmmlon colds eslnls m resell in a rlslr 01 me or
ulmrie shock.
w. coma and Liquids A Mom pusll objecls oi any
land lrrlo ml: video wit inrouyl openings as may
may much dangerous mirage palms pr snarl our
pans matmld mull irr ufiln or elecule shock
Neverspil ilould olarry lrirro orno rmvloeo unit
13. Servicing — Do rrolulierrrpl lo selvlue mls video unir
yours-ll as ppm or removing oovers may nil-post
you no fiangeruus voliaal oroln-rllmros neler an
smlrlu lo maimed sun/Ice pmwmlei.
19. Damage manning swufUnfiuu ml; woeo urul
lrorn Ih' well um um rarer snwldnq lo mill-ea
service potsomwl uruer lilo lodorrlng commons:
a, When lrle pweY-suppiy we or plug is darnagoo.
USEHLOCAYION
2i.
I). ll any liquid has Men spliled orrlo. oroplocrs nave
lnllan lnlo me video unlL
ll lilo video mil llas purl exposed lo rain or werer.
. ll llle video unil don ml operate non-law by
lolllwlrlg llre operarirlo lrlsirumiorre. Adiusl only
muse eerurols mar are moored hylhe operating
lrrsrmcllms as an irrrproperaolusrrnerll oi ulnar
oorrlrdis may resuil in damage andwili oilen
reoulro errlanslve walk by a qualified leenrriden lo
renom lire vldeo unir lo ll: normal operallon.
-. n ma Vldm unil has been dropped orllle cabinet
has been damaged.
l. When llre Moo mllexlriolls a miner mange in
pmovmmca 7 iris indlcaln a need lor service.
.n
pawns Bullies
.Raplacemofll Pans—When roplaeemenl pansare
r-ouirod be sure mo servlooloollrilcian has luau
replooerrrenlparls spoolliod byllre marruiacluror or
have me sam characteristics as rm original purl.
Unalnmnud sublflllninrls may reoulrlniln, shark:
shock or ulnar nazardn
solely Chafi‘ Upon oorrlpinllorr or any service or
"pills in lllls ind-o unll. ask llre sanrloeleelrnloierrlu
periorm solely mock: up oelerrnlne llralllre vldso
urril Is in sale operating order.
Precautions
. To Avail: smcx "man Vourcarrmrdorarn pow supply mould rrollre npoud lo min or molsluro, Do
not con-reel [M pwll supply or operate your Corneoroar ll ii gels wel. Valli Cammldcr has been daslgmd lor
ouloooruu, mm! ll is pol onlgrleo msuslaln duct exposure-o want. rrrlrr. noel. 5mm. sand. dun, ore direol
spluillrrg lrorrr a pool omen uupol mfln.1'hlslcllon could perrrunurlry oanragallro lrnerrlai plns oi your
Cameoroer. Do not amniotic flluum lnis unil.Tllm m nousor serviceable parlsinsldo. unplug your
Cammrfimnma parlor-rpm Mord warm.
- no "or All! voun uumeR ATTIOE suN OR OTHER BRIGHT OBJECYS
‘ DO NOT LEAVE THE PALHCDRDER WITNTNE EVF AIMED DlflEC‘YLV AT THE SUN AS THIS MAY CAUSE
DAMAGE To me MEnNAL PARTS oF THE EVF
' DO NOT EXPOSE YOU“ CAMCflHBEH TO MENDEII HIGH TEMPERATURE
Such as. In direct surlliglil.
inside a elosod our. rlexl loa heal-r. no... This min" oouid parmlnarmy damag- Ihl lm-rnei pansol your
cam,
' M1010 SUDDEN CHANGES N TWERATURE . ll me mil Is suddenly unwed 1mm I cold place In a WEI"!
pim.rnois1ure may form on me inpe arid lnrlan in. mm.
- Do NOT LEAVE YOUR cAuccmnen ohms POWER SUPPLY TURNED ON WHEN not IN usE.
~ SYOfiAGE OF VDIIH Cm!!-
sror- “ handle yourcamcold-l In a manner mar wIII ml subject ll lo
unmesssaly mammal! (avoid shaking in} striking). Your Camocrdal wmalrs B samlflva fick-up dailies which
could bu damaged by improper landing orslorage.
cm:
. To CLEAN YOUR CMMDER no ml us. slrong ornbrasm detergents Mien cleaning your Camcorder
body.
' TO PROTECT “E LENS ... Do not touch me SOME! 01 In: Ians with your land, Use acommflclfll cemeoldar (an!
snlmlnn .no lens paper wrurl allerllrlg rne lens. improper
' TO PROTECT THE PINS" “YOUR CAMDEN
'_\ | or~oooenPl-rspos 5
planning on scratch me has coating.
.. Before handling your Cameo-oer. mull. sureyourlranos
and lacemiree lmrn any chemical products. sum as surilnn lolion. n Ii may demagelhfillisn
For asslstance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262) 5
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ble of Contents
Getting Started
Things Wm Should Know
Important Safeguards
Precautions
Seli Demo Mode
Quick Guide
Supplying Power
Cassette Information.
Setting the Clock
Using the Palmcomter enu
MENU OSD
Electronic Viewfinder/LCD Monitor Indication
Color Enhancement Light
Attaching the Shoulder Strap
Basic Operation
Camera Recording.
Remote Control ..
Playback Your Recordings
Special Features
Digital Electronic image Stab zalion System (D.E S.
Digital Photo Shot
White Balance
Program AE.
Digital Functions
Focus ..
AudioNideo Fade ln/Out
Backlight .....
High Speed Shutter
Audio Dubbing using the External or BuiI n Microphone
Memory-Stop Editlng .
Copying your Tapes to VHS or VHS Cassette
Copying trom Dlgltei Equipment (dubbing) .
PC Connection
Using the Digital Photo Punter
For Your Information
Pelmcordor Accessory System 53
Palmcorder Accessory Order F 54
Notes On Operations 4 55
Specifications.. 57
Before Requesting Servroe
Request lor Service Notice
Index at Controls 51
Warranty ...... 67
Spanish Quick Use Guide/Gala Fara Use as do 69
Index 71
6 For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
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Self Demo Mode
Self Demo models on when screen at
right appears. Do the steps below to
turn off. EVF Screen
Panasonic
panels Bumag
1 Set the POWER Swltch to Camera.
2 Pru: the LCD-OPEN Button to
unlock the LCD monitor and swlng It
open.
3 Hold down the STOP Button lor more $
than 5 seconds.
Note:
0 Salt Demo mode Is cancelled It a
cassette with rec tab cloud Is Inserted
(see pages 13. 14)
- Sell Demo mode stops for 3 mlnutes It a
tunction key is messed.
REW STOP FF
Button Buttnn Button 353129?" Demo mode on, do the
' Set the POWER Switch to CAMERA.
Hold down FF and REW Button together
tor more than 5 seconds. Then. the Self
Demo screen wlll appear on the screen.
For asslstence, call 1-800-21 1-PANA(7262) 7
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Betore you begin...
- charm the Emmy (see page 10).
1 lnsen tho Binary and slide It down
until It locks with a click.
Natl:
' The EVF is a fixed type and cannot be
extended or retracted. DO NOT apply
tome.
- Do not lift or carry the Palmcorder by the
EVF or by the LCD Monitor.
2 Slide the TAPE EJECT Switch to open
the Cassette Compartment Cover.
- The Cassette Holder slides out.
TAPE EJEC‘T Cassette
Switch compartment cover
3 Insert a cassette wlth its wtndom ride
lacing up.
- Make sure the record tab is closed.
(see page 14).
4 Press on the PUSH mark to close tho
upper cassettn Compartment cover.
- The Cassette Holder with the cassette
slides back inside.
5 Glen tho Cassettg Compartmsnt
Cover.
6 Set the POWER Switch to CAMERA.
7 Adjust tho Vision Minstment Control
Vision Adjustment
°°""°' POWER smur- to your “night-
(Continued on next page.)
8 For asslstance, call 1 4100-21 1-PANA(7262)
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8 Press RECORD/PAUSE Button 39
gm rsconllng.
Press HECORDIPAUsE Button
again 11mm recording,
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RECORD!
PAUSE Button
To Watch Playback in the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
1 Sal (he POWER Switch to VCR.
Note:
- The EVF is a fixed Iype and cannot be
amended or ratmclsd. DO NOT apply
{area
~ Do not Iifl or carry lhe Palmcomef by the
EVF or by Ihe LCD Monllon
¢
2 Press the LCD-OPEN Button to
unlock ma LCD monitor and swlng it
open.
3 Pros: HEW to rewind the tape.
4 Press PLAY to star! playback.
REW STOP PLAY
Button Bum-m Bunion 5 Press STOP lo stop playback.
For asslstanoe, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262) 9
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Supplying er
Charge the Battery Pack on t 0 AC Adaptor
1 Connect and plug In the Cable as
shown.
' POWER Lamp will light.
- Disconnect Dc Cable it it is
connected to AC Adaptor.
2 Attach the battery as shown to
charge.
- Charge lamps on the AC Adapter will
liash and then turn solid green to
indicate current charge level. When all
8 lamps are constantly on. the battery
is luIIy charged. (approx. 1 hour)
Expect approx. 1 hour 15 minutes ol
operation when lulty charged
(EVF usage).
3 Remove the Battery.
slide the Battery out and then lift up.
Q— About the Charge Lamps -Q
- The three Charge Lamps “50%'. “BOW and '100%" ilash and then remain In one alter
another to Indicate how much the Battery has been charged. When all three lamps are
lit, charging is finished.
- The Charge Lamps give a good approximate indication ol the charging condition under
normal arnbienl temperature. However, when charging at high or low temperature, the
charge lamps may differ considerably lrom the actual charging condition.
- When you charge two batteries. charging starts trom Battery 1. At this we, the
Charging Lamps lor Battery 2 show the remaining charge ol Battery 2. (Il the remaining
charge is less than 507°. no Charge Lamp is lit.)
Battery charging Conflnnatlon Marker
Use this marker as a reminder to ynurseil
when the battery is lully charged or in need
ole charge. This marker performs no
function and is tor your relerence only.
- The Battery is no longer serviceable il the
operation time is very short, even after a
sufficient charge.
1 0 For assistance, call 1 -800-211-PANA(7262)
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Supplying Power
InsertJRemove the Battery Pack
BATTERV RELEASE Button
Cautlon:
- Charge only with specified merger.
- The Banery an be charged within a
temperature range of 32" F (0- C) and 1m" F
(40' cl.
- The Battery may be warm alter charging or lust
alter use. This is normal.
- Do not use an insutficiemly merged or worn
out Battery.
- In extrema cold sunwndirwfi. Battery charging
time will Increase.
Satety precautions:
- Do not get the Battery near, or dispose at In
ms.
- 00 not direclty connect (short circuit) the
positive (e) and negative (A) terminal;
- Never attempt to disassemble or reassemble
the Battery.
For assistance, call 1-800-211 -PANA(7262)
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Insert the Battery and ellue it down until it ‘9
locks with a click. 513
Note: 9)
- The EVF is a fixed type and cannot be 3
extended or retracted DO NOT apply 3
farce.
0 Do not IiIt or carry the Palmcorder by the
EVF or by the LCD Monitur.
To remove the Battery:
Slide the Battery upward whlle sliding the
BA'ITERV RELEASE Bumn.
To avold damage to the Battery:
- Do nctdrop orjlrr the Battery.
- Use the Battery wlm specified models only.
- ltthe Buttery Is used In extremely high
lempomlures, a salaty device will automattrally
prevent opemtlon.
To Insure longer battery Ilte:
- while not In nu, remove Battery from the
Pnlmeorder and Ac Adaptor end store In a
cool. dirk, dry place. It you leave the Battery
In the Palmcorder or on AC Adaptor. the
Battery will no longer be rechargeable.
- Keep the Battery terminals clean.
11
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Supplying Power
AC Adaptor
1 Insert tho Jack Bax and slide it down
umu ll locks with a click.
Nuts:
~ The EVF is a fixed type and cannot be
extended or retracted. DO NOT apply
force.
- Do not lift or carry the Palmocrdar by the
EVF or by the LCD Moniturt
2 Insert the DC Cable into the Jack
Box
3 cannoct the other and at the Dc Q
Cable to the AC Adapter an shown.
4 Plug In the Ac Adaptor.
- The POWER Lamp fights up.
DC Cable
(Suppllod)
Note:
- When not in use. unplug the AC Adaptor
from the AC outlet. (AC Adaptof
consumes M of alsctric power when
plugged into an AC outlet even when not
in use.)
12 For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
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Cassette Insertion
Connect the Palmcorder to a power source.
TAPE EJECT Cassette
Switch Compartment Cover
PUSH mark
Cassette Ejection
- If the Palmcorder is connected to a power
source. the cassette can be inserted and
ejected without turning the Palmcorder on.
1 Slide the YAPE EJEGT Switch to
open the cassette Compartment.
- The Cassette Holder slides out.
2 Pull the cassette straight out.
Notes
0 Il hand strap is light it may prevent
Cassette Holder from fully openan tor
tape insert or eiect. Loosen hand strap
if necessary.
~ After the Cassette Holder has been
retracted completely, close the lower
Cassette Compartment Cover.
- When inserting the cassette, make sure
It laces in the right direction and then
push in completely
For assistance, call 1 4100-21 1-PANA(7262)
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1 slide the TAPE EJEC‘I' Switch to
open the cassette Compartment.
- The Cassette Holder slides out.
2 insert a cassette with its window side
facing up.
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3 Press on the PUSH mark to close the
upper Cassette Compartment Cover.
- The Cassette Holder with the
cassette slides back inside.
4 Close the lower Cassette
compartment Cover.
Hint tor Inserting the cassette
- When you insert a cassette that is
partially recorded, use the Edit Search
Function to search tor the position irorn
which you want to record again, Especially
when you want to record again on a
cassette that Is already fully recorded, be
sure to first locate the position where you
want to add the new recording, before
starting to record.
It the Cassette Holder does not retract
completely, take the lollowlng measures:
- Frass PUSH mark to securely close the
upper Cassette Compartment Cover.
0Tum the Palmcorder on again with the
POWER Switch.
It the Cassette Holder does not slide out,
take the following measures:
- Close the Cassette Compartment Cover
completely and then open it again.
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Erase Protection
Cassettes have a slidng record lab in ensure recordings are noi accidentally erased.
1 To prevenl accidental erasure
Slide the lab to the left (open).
2 To record again
Slide ihe iab lo me right (close).
1 4 For assistance, call 1-800-211 -PANAC/262)
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Set the Date and Time
The date and lime is calculated. including
leap year, up to DEC 31 2089.
MENU Button
SELECT SET
WHEEL
EXAMPLE:
; Him Rotate
: 1998
: JAN
Note:
- If you should pass the current year.
eontinue pressing down on the SELECT
SET WHEEL until the year appears again,
- A built-In battery maintains clock
operation. It the Palmeorder is not
connected to a power source for a law
months. the built-in battery may discharge
and "CLOCK BATI'ERY' indicatlcm
appears (see page 23).
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Before you begin...
- Connect the P-Imeorder lo a power source.
- Set in: POWER lwlteh to CAMERA.
1 Press MENU to display the Camera
Mode menu screen (see page 17).
2 Rotate the SELECT SET WHEEL to
select CLOCK—SET.
3 Press SELECT SET WHEEL down to
select CLOCK-SET ON. The DATE!
TIME SEI'I'lNG menu appears.
4 Rotate the SELECT SET WHEEL to
select the desired numbersv then,
pull SELECT SET WHEEL down to
fix that portion and move to the next.
Adjust the shaded items tor the Year.
month, day, hour, and minute.
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When time setting is completed, press
the MENU Button to start lhe clock.
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Using the Palmcorder Menu
The Palmcorder features two menu
displays: one Ier camera mode (recording)
and the other lor VCR mode (Playback).
- While the Menu screen is displayed. you
cannot recurd or play the tape.
- While recording. the Menu screen wlII not
be dlsplayed.
- While in playback, the Menu screen can
be displayed,
MENU Button
SEliCT SET
WHEEL
Displaying the MENU
Before you begin...
- Connect the Palmcorder to a power lwrce.
. S" the POWER WM to CAMERA.
1 Pros: the MENU Button to display the
CAMERA menu.
2 Set the POWER Switch to VCR to
change to the VCR menu It deslred.
Setting the MENU Items
1 Rotate the SELECT SET WHEEL to
select a menu item.
- The character of your selection will be
lnversely displayed.
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WHEEL to set your selection.
0 The ‘0' mark will indicate your
selection.
3 Phase MENU Button to exit Irom the
display.
Note:
' Rotate the SELECT SET WHEEL to
display additich lines
- ll you select ALL et COLLAPSE, then
return to main menu.
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TRAIL
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D. ZOOM D.ZOOM1 DZOOM2
D. EFFECT OOFF NEGA SEPIA
MONO SOLARI
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t. SHUTTER OOFF ON
1. WIND-CUT OOFF ON
k. REMOTE OFF ovcm vcnz
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m.TALLY-LED OFF OON
n. BEEP OFF OON
(4 DISPLAY SETTING ow M
OLINEAR h,
DISPLAY OFF
MEMORY T.CODE
CARESET QOFF ON
DATE/TIME OFF OD/T DATE
CLOCK-SET OOFF ON
(5 LCD SETTING
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SELF—REC ONOHMAL MIRROR
LCD SET OOFF ON
( COLLAPSE ALL )
b. D. ZOOM (page 39)
1.
DIGITAL FUNCTION (pages 35, 43)
TO select one 0! the 9 digital lunctions.
Setting to OFF cancels the previously
selected digital lunction.
To select the desired zoom range.
D.ZOOM1: Digital zoom trom 18x to
36x.
D.ZOOM2: Digital zoom from tax to
3001
D.EFFECT (page 43)
To select one of the 4 mgitel picture
effects for recording. Setting to OFF
cancels the previously select digital
eitect.
FROG. AE (page 42)
To select one of the 5 Program AE
modes. Setting to OFF cancels the
previously selected Program AE mode.
W.BALANOE (page 41)
To select one of the 3 White Balance
modes.
SHUTTER (page 46)
To select a desired shutter speed.
9. REC-SPEED (page 14)
sP: Nonnel recording speed mode.
LP: Recording time Is 15 times as
long as in the SP mode. For
example. 90 minutes recording is
possible on a Sit-minutes taper
AUDIO-REC (page 47)
12 blt: The sound is recorded in the 12
bit/32 kHz mode.
15 blt: The sound is recorded in the 16
bit/48 kHz high-quality mode.
SHUTTER (page 40)
When set to ON. still plctures taken In
the FhotoShot mode are recorded with
a visual shutter ellect and click sound.
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MENU OSD
i. WIND-CUT (page 27)
To reduce sound distortion caused by
wind hitting the microphone. However,
this slightly deteriorates the sound
reproduction in the bass range.
k. REMOTE (page 3!)
Optional Remote Control Only
VcR1:To receive signals from the
Remote Control set to VCFt1.
VCR2:To receive signals from the
Remote Control set to VCR2.
OFF: To prevent reception of signals
trorn the Remote Control.
I. INDEX (page 35)
DAY: An index signal Is recorded
when recording is restarted
after the date has changed
since the last recording.
2 HOUR: Arr Index signal is recorded
when recording Is restarted
afler a lapse at more than 2
hours.
rn. TALLV-LED (page 27)
Tally LED lights during recording when
set to ON.
n. BEEP
Set to UN to beep when starting and
stopping camera recording or when
unusual conditions occur. To cancel
the beep, set to OFF.
Palmcorder will beep:
- Once when you start recording
- Twice when you stop reconfing
- Repeatedly when warning of
unusual condtions (pages 22, 23).
o. DISPLAY (page 20)
To select the desired type oi display
and counter inmcation displayed on the
LCD Monitor or in the viewfinder.
p. C.RESET (page 20)
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Setting to ON, resets the counter to
zero.
DATE/TIME (page 21)
To display the date and time can be set
on the screen.
CLOCK-SET (page 15)
When set to ON. the date and time can
be set on the screen.
SELF—REC (page 28)
NORMAL: During sell-recording, the
picture on the LCD Monitor
is the same as it will be
recorded,
During self-recording, the
picture on the LCD Monitor
is horizontally reversed.
LCD SET (page 28)
Setting to ON displays the menu for
adjusting the LCD brightness and color
level.
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DISPLAY OFF OLINEAH '
SCENE: To search for scenes marked
MEMO“ ”3095 with Index signal.
GRESET OOFF ON w. AUDIO (pages 47, as)
DATE'T'ME OFF “D” DATE To select ma desired audio playback
CLOCK‘SET ”FF ON mode after performing audlo dubbing in
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(3 LCD SE‘I‘I’ING gq, 4.) ST1: kaoriginal sound alone is played
LCD SET ”FF ON 5T2: The dubbed sound alone is played
( COLLAPSE ALL ) backu
Q MIX: The original sound and the dubbed Q
sound are played back logelher.
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Electronic Viewfinder/LCD Monitor Indications
Here are some of the basic indications which appear in the Pelmcnrder EVF and LCD
Monitor. These indications except the Date and Time will not be recorded on the tape.
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Battery Remaining indication may not
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- It will take several seconds tor the tape
remaining indicator to operate after the
tape starts moving.
a. Digital Zoom (page 39)
This deploy appears when the digital
zoom iunetion has been activated.
d. Tape Speed Indication (page 17)
indicates the tape speed (SP or LP).
e. Display Onion and Counter/11m Code
The Indication switches as shown below
when the desired “DISPLAY“ mode Is
selected train the menu (page 15).
- Even il display 0" is selected, the Tape
Mode and Date and Time indication
can be displayed.
Memory Counter M 0:00.00
The Palmcorder will stop whenever it
reaches the point where the counter was
prevlously set to M 0:00.00 during audio
dub, fast forward or rewind.
Time Code OhDOmOOSOOf
The Palmoorder calculates and displays
exactiy where you are on any tape in terms
of hours, minutes. seconds, and frames
(30 frames = 1 second).
- This display can not be reset.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Display must be set to ON for MF. AE, W.
BALANCE or BACK LIGHT indications to
be displayed on the EVF or LCD Panel
when selecte.
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The volume bar appears when the This display appears when an Index
volume oi the built-in speaker is being signal is belng recorded.
adjusted. I. Tape Mode Indlcallens
9. Dale and Time Indlcallon use Recordlngi
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As shown below, the date and time PAUSE Paused during recording
indicalian changes each lime lhe DATE] puv Playback
TIME ls selected from lhs Palmcordefs
IMENU (page 15) or me DATE/TIME Bullon g; gfigfiz‘k‘
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5 pre d o e remo a (up luna) FF Fasl forward.
REW Rewind.
l>l> FF Search.
<< HEW Search
3mm. BLANK Book Mark Search.
SEARCH Edil Search.
’ i 0 Mirror lealure recording.
ll Paused during Mirror lealure
recording.
Digll-I EIS Indlcallons (page 38)
k. Zoom Mngnlllullon Level
(page 39)
I. Manual Focus Indlcallon (page 44)
m. While Balance lndleetlon (page 41)
n. PROGRAM-A5 |ndlcallor|
(page 42)
o. Backllgm Indlullon (page 45)
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Electronic Viewfinder/LCD Monitor lndica ns
The following wamlng displays appear in tho EVF and the LCD monitort
fl—i Warning Indications
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3 : If the Palmeorder is in CAMERA mode without a
TAPE NOT
INSENTED cassette inserted. wIII tlash and ‘TAPE NOT
leERTED' will appear tor 5 seconds. Recording will
not start.
_--1_ It the Palmoorder is in CAMERA mode with the cassette
cfiEéK sIIding record tat: opened, will tlash and “CHECK
REC TAB REC TAB” will appear tor 5 seconds. Recordng wlII not
start.
When Audio dub is pericrmed and the sliding record tab
CANfiO‘f REC is open. or a blank portion of tape Is detected, will
flash and “CANNOT REC" will appear tor 5 seconds.
Q _§'";_ When the tape is about to end in REC mode, fiEND-
11”; E END wlll flash and 'TAPE END W|Il appear for 5 seconds.
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— When a incompatible tape is detected,
INcorrég’IBLE “INOOMPATIBLE TAPE“ will appear for 5 seconds.
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—— if the video heads require cleaning. “NEED HEAD
NEED MEAD CLEANING" will appear tor 5 seconds.
CLEANING
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— When the Pelmcorder and remote are not set to the
“M“ same mode worn or vcnz). “CHECK REMOTE
MODE“ will also appear for 5 seconds when the
Palmcorder Is first turned on.
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When an AUDIO DUB is attempted on a pie-recorded —'
CANNOT REC LP tape. ‘CANNOT REC LP-MODE” will appear tor 5 Q
LP-MODE seconds.
When the DV connection is not securely connected,
CHECK “CHECK DV—lNPUT' will appear for 5 seconds.
Dv_|NpuT Check the connections.
\ ‘ , , / Il excessive moisture condenses in the unit.
-,Wm- “WAFINING' will flash. “DEW DETECTED‘ will
DEW DETECTED appear. and the Palmcorder will automatically turn
OFF In 15 seconds.
In this case. wait until the lntficetcr no longer flashes
when your Pelmoorder ls tumed on again.
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' ' Luau; When a battery recharge Is necessary, ”WARNING"
_¢_ Lo 1 1 . t \ will flash, “LOW BATTERY" will appear. and the $
w BAHERV Palmcorder will automatically turn OFF in 15 seconds
(page 20).
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— When the built-in lithium clock battery is discharged,
'CLOCK BATTERY" wIII appear. To re—charge the
Ilthlum clock battery. connect the AC Adaptor to the
Palmcorder. Recharging takes approx. 4 hours. Reset
CLOCK "new the clock etter charglng.
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When a prerecorded tape other than NTSC Iormat Is
Incogrfl'IBLE Inserted for play, or you attempt to copy a protected
copy-guarded tape. ‘INCOMPATIELE DATA" will
appear for 5 seconds.
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— When the LCD monitor is rotated 180“ so that it faces
the same dlrectlon as the lens. the ‘I" mark Indicates
that a warning message exists during Mirror leeture.
D] To view the warning, retum the LCD monitor to the
original position.
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Color Enhancement Light Optiona
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To brighten the natural colors in a scene (Optional. page 53}.
1 Slide Light into Ihe Built-In Light
Mount.
Be sure it locks into place.
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2 Press LIGHT Button ON.
3 Press LIGHT Button again to OFF. Q
LIGHT RELEASE LIGHT Button
Button To remove the Light:
Press LlGHT RELEASE Button and slide
the Light out of the mount.
Caution:
This light becomes hot during operation.
Make sure nothing covers the Light during
operation.
Nate:
- Using the light will reduce battery operating time.
- it using the enhancement Light for an extended period oi time, be sure to provide
ventilation when using it in a hot environment
. Be sure LIGHT Button is set ta OFF when not in user
- Do not attempt to Iltt or new the Palmcorder by holding the Enhancement Light.
- II light bulb needs to be replaced. take Light to your nearest service center.
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taching t Shoulder Strap
) 1 Undo the two strap ends lrcm their
( buckles.
2 Remove the buckle lrorn one end of
the strap.
perms Bumes
3 Thread the strap (with no buckle)
through the Light Holder (included
with optional color enhacement light)
so that it faces ouMard. Then
relnsert the buckle.
4 Thread the strap ends through the
strap Attachment Rlngs.
5 Relnsen the strap ends through
thelr buckles.
- Make sure the straps are not twisted.
1 Loosen the strap lrcrn the Buckle and
create a loop.
2 Pull the strap firmly through the Buckle
to shorten or lengthen the strap.
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Attaching the Shoulder Strap
Adjusi the length of the Hand Strap lo
"19 slza of your hand as Illustrated.
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Hand strap
Ansching the Lens Cap cord to the Hand
Strap
Remove the Hand Strap from the from
clasp and run the Ster through me Lens
Cable Loop.
Heanacn the Hand Strap.
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Simple Recording
Remove the lens cap and clip it (0 me hook.
Built-In Twln
capsule 2~Way
Microphon-
system
RECORD!
PAUSE
Button
WARNING:
- Do no! lift or carry the Palmcordlr by (he
EVF or by "l. LCD Monlinr.
- When the Palmcorder is aimed at
excessiwa bright oblacie. or bright lighls,
a verlical bar may appear In (he picture
This is a normal characteristic of the COD
pick-up device. Try to avoid ihis whenever
possible.
For asslstance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
Before you begin...
0 Connect 1h: Pllmeorder m I pom-r mime.
- hurt I M with record lab cloud
(see page 14).
Tally LED
1 Set POWER Swllch Io CAMERA.
0 The POWER lamp Iighls red.
VF
Recnrfl/Pause mode.
2 With the Viewfinder Eye cup up to
your eye, udlusl (he Vlslon
Adjustment control to your eyesighl.
(page 8)
3 Press RECORD/PAUSE Bunun jg
sun recording.
The Tally LED and REC Lamp will be
on,
To turn ihe Tally LED 0", see TALLY
LED on page 18.
Press RECORD/PAUSE Button again
Millie recording.
- To reduce microphone wind noise, eel
ihe WIND-CUT in ON (see
WIND-CUT on page 18).
To conurve power
Amer 5 mlnules, me Record/Pause mode will
amanmically change m 8 Me,
To resume recording. sex FOW H to OFF and
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Using the LCD Monitor
The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor
Button
1 Preu the MENU Button to display the
menu screen.
2 Rotate the SELECT SET WHEEL to
select LCD SET tram the menu screen
(page 1B)-
3 Press the SELECT SET WHEEL to
display the LCD monitor adjustment
screen.
4 Prell the SELECT SET WHEEL to
select BRIGHT or COLOR. then rotate
the SELECT SET WHEEL to adjust them.
5 Press the MENU Button to exit this
mode.
Self Reco
Before you begi ..
- Connect the Pllmoorder to n power source.
- Inner! I count- wlth record in closed
(see page 14).
1 Press the LCD-OPEN Button to unlock
the LCD monitor.
2 Swing the LCD monitor fully open
and ndIust the angle.
- The LCD monitor will automatically
turn on.
- When the LCD monitor is completely
closed, it will shut on automatically to
save power.
- Adjust the LCD monitor it necessary.
3 start recording (page 27).
Note:
‘ Using the LCD monitor will reduce battery
operating time.
- Close the LCD monitor completely when
not in use.
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Rotate the LCD monitor ten degrees so
that it laces in the same direction as the
lens, while in the CAMERA mode, in record
yourseli.
The picture In the LCD Viewfinder will
appear reversed. Select SELF—REC
MIRROR (page 18) in the Camera mode
screen to see the picture as it Is actually
being recorded.
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Camera Recording
Recording Check
To play back the final Iew seconds of the last recorded scene in the Recording Pause
Press the EDIT SEARCH Button «
briefly In the recording Pause Mode.
ED The [CHK] Indication appears.
After checking, the Movie Camera returns
to the Recording Pause Modes
0 For Recordlng Check, the Movie Camera
must be in the same mode (SP or LP) as
used Ior recording, otherwise the
playback picture is distorted.
SEARCH «
Edit Search
You can visually search for scenes in 1
CAMERA mode to maintain proper Set POWER Switch to CAMERA.
continuity when taping.
2 In RECORD/PAUSE mode, hold
down EDIT SEARCH » to pertorm
a forward visual search or EDIT
SEARCH 44 to perform a reverse
vlsual search. Releasing the button
stops the search.
3 Free: RECORD/PAUSE to contlnue
recording.
Record Review:
RECORD/PAUSE POWER Switch Press EDIT SEARCH « once while in
Button Record/Pause mode to review the last few
seconds oi your recording.
EDIT EDIT
sEAncr-i « sermon » Note:
- During Edit Search, the picture will
become mosaic in both search. the sound
will be muted in reverse visual search.
- Make sure the SP/LP tape speed setting
is the same as the recording to eliminate
distortion during edit search.
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Camera Recording Remo Control
Book Mark Search
You can go directly to a blank portion of tape and start recording exactty where you left off.
MENU Butte" 1 Set the POWER Switch to VCR.
SELECT
SET WHEEL 2 Press MENU Button to display the
menu screen. Then rotate the SELECT
SET WHEEL to select ELSEAFICH (see
page 19).
3 Pru: "10 SELECT SET WHEEL to
select ON. The Palmoordsr will start 8
POWER Swltch forward Book Mark Search.
Remote Control (Optional)
You can operate the major tunctlons at your Palmoorder from up to approximately 16 feet Q
(5 m) away (indoors). Aim the IR Remote Control toward the front 01 the Palmoorder and
press the desired buttons (sensor is located under the lens).
To taper-to Camera tunctlons: .
Set the POWER Switch to CAMERA. mgffgag‘g‘im“
To operate VCR functlons: W9 (Zoom) (page 39)
. Wide (Zoom) (page 39)
set the POWER Swttch to vcn. Dawn” (page 2”
Reset (page 48)
Photo Shot (page 40)
Display On TV(page 37)
Counter/“me Code (pages 20, 48)
Audio Dubbing (pagan)
Record (page 50)
Menu (page 16)
Play (page 32)
FF/Search (page 33)
HEW/Search (page as)
Pause/Salad (pages 16, 33)
Slop/Set (pages 16. 32)
Slow/Frame Advance (Forward) (pages 33, 35)
Slow/Frame onanoe (Backward) (pages 33. 35)
Index Search (Forward) (page 35)
Index Search (Backward) (page 35)
Speaker Volume (page 32)
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Remo e Control (Optional)
Remote Controlling Two Palmcorde
You can control any two PV-DV900'5
with one Remote control (Optional. page
53). In order for the remote to
1 Display the menu and select REMOTE
distinguish between the two units, 51 ie VCR 2 on one Palmcorder (page 18)-
necessary to set one of the Palmeorders “a"! the other Palmoorder 59‘ '°
to VCR 2. On the remote, press VCR 1 VCRl.
or VCR 2 to control the desired 2
Palmcorder. Set the Remote Control (Optional.
page 53) to VCR 1 of VCR 2 to
correspond with the Palmoorder you m
wish to control. (See Illustratlon at left.) 3;
Note: (it.
- When the Palmcorder and remote are 0
not set to the same mode (VCR1 or O
VCRZ), “CHECK REMOTE MODE" will “U
appear. 0
For van 2 : : ..
Press these ress these 9,
buttons at a“
same time 3
- After replacing the Remote Control
Battery. the remote will detault to VCR 1. ‘Q
Replace the Battery
1 Insert a slender, pointed Replace battery with
object. such as the tip 01 a Pamonic PART NO.
hall-point pen Into the slot so VSBWDOM (CH2025l only,
that It fits into the hole (as Use at another battery may
shown 5). Then. whlle stldlng present a risk attire m
to the right. pull the battery “Pub"-
holder out with your fingemall. Cautlon~bmtery may
explode ll mistreatedt
flb
Dlsposa of used battery
9 2 Insert the battery Into the mmpfiy. Keep away tram
é Battery Tray with the G) mark smiling; letéfszhaagil
teams up. 1 In fire.
3 Replace the Battery Tray.
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Playback your Recordings
Playback using the LCD M or
You can also use the LCD monitorto
playback you, mowing Before you begln...
- Connect the Palmeorder to a power source.
- Insert a recorded cassette.
LCD-OPEN . Set m. Power Swltelr to vent
Button
1 Press the LCD-OPEN Button to unlock
the LCD monitor and swing open.
2 Press REWINDISEARCH to rewind the
tape.
3 Pros. PLAY to start playback,
To adjust the volume: '
VOLUME WHEEL Hold down the VOLUME WHEEL untll
the volume setting screen appears
Then rotate the wheel to adjust the
volume of lhe buIIt—In speaker:
- Adjust the picture on the LCD monitor
BuIIt—ln Speaker If needed. (see page 28)
4Prell STOP to stop playback. ¢_
- When the tape reaches Its beginning
during rewind or rewind search, it will
stop automatically.
- If you press PLAY for more than 5
seconds, the Palmoorder wlll start the
Repeat Playback mode when the tape
reaches its end. The latter “R“ wlll
appear in the EVF.
REWIND STOP PLAY To exit the Repeal
SEARCH Button Button mode, turn the
Button Palmcorder OFF.
You can place the Pulmoorder on a table,
etc. for viewing. Rotate the LCD Monltor
180' and swing it up against the
ED Palmcorder body as shown.
Note:
- When a tape recorded in LP mode on
another digital video camera Is played
back on this unit1 the plclure may appear
mosaic.
- Using the LCD monitor reduces battery
operallng time.
32 For assistance, call 1-800-21 1-PANA(7262)
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Playback Your Recordings
Special Elfec! Features
During Playback
(Sound is muted during all special effects)
FORWARD
REWIND F ~ USE
std!
REVERSE FORWARD
SLOW SLOW
FRAME Q Q; FRAME
ADVANCE ADVANCE
For assistance, call 1
Rapid Visual Search
During playback, hold down FAST
FORWARD/SEARCH or REWINDI
SEARCH Buttons.
The search will continue tor as long as the
bullon is held down.
OR
Pm: FAST FORWARDISEARCH or
REWINDISEARCH Buttons once lor a
continuous rapid visual search.
Press PLAY to release.
Note:
- When executing a rapid visual search, the
picture may become bluish for an Instant
or mosaic. This is normal during this
mode.
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2’.
S'RLL Picture
Press PAUSE during playback.
Press PLAV or PAUSE to release.
Nate:
' To protect the tape and video heads, your
Palmoorders operating modes will revert
as lollows:
S'T ILL —> STANDBV after 5 minutes.
Slow Motion Playback
Forward low = Press l» sLOWIF.ADV
during play.
Reverse Slow: Press  SLOW/FADV to do a Irame by
lrame advance.
Puss  in
Tally-LED
See pages 18, 27.
LIGHT Terminal
See page 24.
Galactic
Window
Extemai
Microphone Jack
See page 47.
PHONES Jack
See page 36.
Lens Cap
Hand Sirnp
See pages 26, 27.
See page 26.
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For assistance, call 1 -800-21 1-PANA(7 262) 61
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Index of Controls
Rear View
Vision Adlunment PHOTO SHOT
Conlrol Burton satin ZOOM
See pages a, 27. See pages 39, 44.
SELECT SET WHEEL
Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
See pages a, 20, 21. 22, 23. $393??? 53' 53' 33'
41, 42. 43. 46.
VOLUME WHEEL
See page 32.
BATTERY
RELEASE
Button
See page 11. @
POWER Lamp
See pegs 27.
PEG Lump
See page 27.
¢_ Menu Burton
See pages 15. 16. 28.
30, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42,
43, 46, 4B.
Shoulder strap
Attachment Ring
See page 25.
62 For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
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Index of Controls
Lcn (Liquid Cryml Bulk-In Speaker
Dlsplay) Monltor See page 32.
See pages 7. 9. 20.
21, 22, 23. 2B, 32.
POWER Swllch
See pages 7, B, 9, 27,
29, 30, 37, 47, 49, 50.
LCD-OPEN Bullon RECORD/PAUSE
See pages 7, 9. 28. 32. Human
See pages 9, 27v 29.
For asslstance, call 1 -800-211-PANA(7262) 63
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Index of Controls
PLAY Button
See pages 9, 32, 33, 34.
35, 47, 49. 50‘
REWINDIEDIT
sane“ «
Button FAST FORWARD!
See pages 7. 9, EDIT SEARCH »
29. 32, as. 34, Button
See pages 7, 29, 33,
34.
STOP Bum" muss Button
See pages 7, 9. 32, See pages as. as, 47,
49, 50- 43. 49, 50.
STILL Button Q
896 page as
Underside View
Trlpod Roceptacle
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FEE!
Munull Focus Rlng
See page 44.
Cassens Compartment TAPE EJECT Switch
cover See pages 8. 18.
See pages 8, 13.
64 For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
a}
S-VIDEO Output
Connector
See pages 37, 49, 52.
Dc Input AudlnNIdeo Ompul Connector
Connector See pages 37‘ 49. 52.
See page 12. (This connector for use with supplied
AudlnNIdeo cable only.)
Battery Chernlng
Companmenl POWER Lump
See page 10. See page 10.
AC Fewer Cord
See page 10.
CAUTION:
VCR DC Output CHANGE Lamps
Conneetnr See page we
see page 12. 240V AC. An AC plug adaptor may
be required lor voltages other than
120V AC Please contact eilher a
local or foreign electrical parts
distributor luv assistance in selecting
an allemate AC plugt
We recommend using the accessory
area which has special AC oullets
For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
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This unit will operate on ”0112012201
uoneLumim JnOA 405
power plug adaptor (VJSSDO70) in an
4} M|L
Index of Controls
Index of Controls
Remote I (Op
DATE/TIME Button more sHOT Button
See pages 21. 30. See pages 30, 40.
RECIPAUSE Button
DISPLAY ON TV Button
See pages 80. 37.
A.DUB Button
See pages 30, 47.
COUNTER/TC Buncn
See pages 20. 30.
RESET Button
See pages 30. 4B.
REWINDISEARCH
Button
See pages 30. 33,
See pages 27, 30.
POWER ZOOM Swllch
See pages 30. 39.
SPKR VOL 1»!—
See pages 30, 32.
VIDEO REC Button
See pages 30. 50.
FAST FORWARD!
SEARCH Button
See pages 30. 33
MENU Button
PLAV Button
see pages 16' so" See pages 30, 33, 50.
REVERSE SLOW! FORWARD SLOW! —¢>
F. ADV Button F. ADV Button
See pages 30, 31, 33, 35. See pages 30, 31, 33, 35.
FORWARD INDEX
SEARCH Button
STOP Button
See pages 30, 31.
REVERSE INDEX
SEARCH Button
See pages 30, 35, 40. SET Button See pages 30. 35, 40.
See page 30.
PAUSE Button
See pages 30. 33A
SEL Bulton
See page 30.
66 For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262)
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Panasonic Consumer Electronic: Panasonic Sales company. Division of
Compan , Division at Metsushlta Metsushlta Electric of Puerto Rico, Inc.
Electric orporaticn at America Ave. 65 de Intanterla. Km. 9.5
One Panasonic Way Secaucus, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto
New Jersey 07094 Rico 00985
PANASONIC/QUASAR Video Products
Limited Warranty
Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company or Panasonic Sales Company Wleoflvely referred to as
“me Warrentor') will repelr this Mum with new or relurbished ns. 5 0 charge, In the USA or
Puerto Rico In the event cl 3 elect In materials or wotkmenehIp as follows tall time periods
commence Imtn the date of the enamel purchase):
(90)
CUSTOMER PAYS ALL
LABOR CHARGES
AFI'ER 90 DAYS
Martha-VCR In-homa or carry—In Service: 22" (dilgonll) CRT] LCD and Lllylr
Monitor-VCR Carry-In Service: 21" (diagonal) CRT [LCD Ind lmflIIlt‘
my included) - New rechargeable batteries in exchange Icr detective rechargeable batteries
or ten i days. Nun-rechargeable batteries are not warranted.
$0 Included) - New video wesette tape in emngs IDr a detective video cassette tape for live
ys.
In-home, carry—in 01 mall-In service. as appticlble. In the USA can be obtained during the warranty
grind bacontacti a Panasonic Services Co (PASC) Factory Service Center listed In the
Nice Irectory, cell tolI tree 1-800-211-EA A 2). In locate an authorized PASC Service
Center. Carry—in or mail-in service In New) Rico can be obtained during the wananty rIOd try
calling the Panasonic Sales Company telephone number listed In the Service Center irectory,
This warranty ls extended only to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proot ot lhe
date ol the original purchase is requires elore warranty service is rendered.
Thls mum on covers tallures due to detects In materials and workmanship which occur during
normal use and 095 not cover normal maintenance, including. but not limited to, vldeo and audio
head clearing. The warranty does not cover (tamer which occurs In shipment. or tenures which are
caused firm not sq.) lied by the wananhor. or eilures which result trorn accident, misuse.
abuse. II trot. mishandmg. mtseppllwtiorr. alteration, modkaticn. taulry installation. set-up
adjustm , improper antenna. inadequate signal up. maladluctrnent ot consumer controls.
improper opsratmn. power the surge. improper vol ge suwly. lightning damage. commercial use
such as hotel, otl'roe. restaurant. or other business or renal use ot the roduct, or service by anyone
other than it PASC Factory Service Center or a PASC aulttorized Servrm Center, or damage mm is
attributable to ems oI God.
were are no etgress warranties except as Iishad above. THE WARRANTDR SHALL N07 EE
[DENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING, WITHOUT
LIMITATION, DAMAGE TO TAPES RESULTING FROM THE SE OF THIS PRODUCTS. OR
ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH THE WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, iNCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD SET _
FORTH ABOVE. Some states do not allow the emuslon or limitation ol Inoidanhl or consequentral
damages, or limitations on how long an Implied warranty lasts, so the above exclusions or limitations
may not apply to you.
T'rg‘zvgrraray gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from
5 Sta .
It a roblem with this product develors durinr‘ or alter the warranty eriod, you rrrey comact your
(1 er or Service Center. If the rub em is no handled to your sane ecncn. hen write to the
Customer Satisfaction Center a the Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company address above
SERVICE CALLS WHICH DO NOT INVOLVE DEFEC'RVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP AS
DETERMINED BY THE WARRANTOR, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION ARE NOT COVERED. COSTS
OF SUCH SERVICE CALLS ARE THE RESPONSIBth OF THE I’URCHASER.
warvid 10/20/97
00-211-PANA(7262)
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For assistance, call 1-8
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Fm Product lnlormalron, operalrng Assmance
and all Cnslomer Serwce inquires please can!
1-800-211-PANA(7262)1Monday—Friday Sarl1~9pm Saturday-Sunday Sam-7m", EST.
Literature Requefil. Dealer Locations,
Web Site: http://v.rv.rw.panasonic.com
You can purchase parts accessories or locate your
nearesl service center by vrsrtrng our Web Srle
Accessory Pr chase
1-000-332—5363 (Cuslomer Orders Only)
Panasonic Service Company 20421 04th Avenue South, Kent, WA 93032
(6 am to 5 run Monday - Friday; 6 cm In 10:30 am Saturday; PST)
(Visa, Master Card, Discover card, American Express, Check)
Product Repairs
Centralized Factory Service Center
Panasonic Servlces Company
MAIL TO : 1705 N. Randall Road,
Elgin, IL sarznrw
Ananflon: Diij Camera Repair
Please carefully pack and ship, prepaid and Insured, to me Elgin centralized repair Famry
Service Cenrer. Whle mere will be added handling dsrxys. you may bdrm your unit in one ul ms
Iollowing Imfions who will then forward the unll Io Elg'n [or repair.
Cuslonlefa in Pueno Rico, please shlp or tarry III to bullion below (“Service In Poem Film”).
Factory Servrce Cents-r Locations
CALIFORNIA GEORGIA MICHIGAN TENNESSEE
550 Kaluln Avsma 5655 Roswell Road mvm Dyna Alumna 39W Elli Road
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0060 eon and 785042mAv-nu- SorArr 7402
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Omega Pam. CA 91306 1703 North Randall Road NW WM- “5545 13515 w.“ am
3070 M" Rm Ebln. rLsora: euro suiu 101
Sun, A (Flaw! Drove" only) 2230 w-ycmu Road Farmers Branch
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Forest Park. OH 45240
PENNSYLVANIA
2221 Clhol Blvd, West
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WASHINGTON
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204258401 Avenu-
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Haywood, Rama WSWUSNWW" PM Phone (ans) 4001998
Bridgwllln. PA 15017 F5, (500) 435.4359
Service in Puerlo Rico
Malsushlld Elocmr. oi Puma also. lrlcv Pallaac’llc Sal-v. Cnmparwl Faclory SenucoCenrf-r
Ave Fr") rm Inlanlerm Km Cl 5 Sim Gabriel lnrllrfilrlal Park Carul- I. Put-m) Rico 005455
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68 For assistance, call 1 4100-21 1-PANA(7262)
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Spanish Quick Use Guide/Gufa Para Uso Répido
Grabacién con la cémara
Clma Companlmtento
(TAPE EJECT) de essetIe
Marcada PUSH
(Pmslonar para oerrae)
Control de adiuste
do visién
Inlet-rumor do
allmentaclon (rowan)
Antes do comenzar...
- c-rgua l- b-mrru (consults la ptglnl 1a).
1 Insane In bnlen‘u y deslicala hacia
abate haste qua quads lrsbada an
posidén (se escucharé un ‘clic").
Nata:
- El visor fists fijado y no 59 puada extender
o sxtraer. No apllqus luerza.
- No recoja o Ileve Ia Palmcorder por el
visor c at monitor LCD
2 Dull!» cl Inturruptor do oxpulsldn
de clnta (TAPE EJECT) para abrlr el
oompartlmlentc del cassette.
- El portacassette se deslizaré hacia
tusra.
3 Insane un cassette con el Indo do In
ventnnllln do can hacln nrrlbn.
- Aseglirese de que la Iengfiela de
grabaclén esté cenada (consults 1a
pégina 14)
4 Preclone en la pane marcada PUSH
(prestonar para oerrar) para eeriar In
taps luperlor del compartlmlenta dsl
cassette.
- El punmssstte con el cassette ss
dssllzaré de walla a su posldén
orlglnal.
5 Clem Ia Iapa lMerIor del
comparflmlento del cassette.
6 Ajuste el lnlerruptor do allmenuetén
(POWER) 3 In poslclon cAMEM
7 Ajuste st mntrol do ajuste de vision
segdn Io desee.
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(Conflnua en la slgulente péglnat)
For assistance, call 1-800-211-PANA(7262) 69
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8 Pulse el boll'm de gmb-cldnlpausa
(RECORD/PAUSE) minimal Ia
grabaclén.
Vuolvu a pulsar el botén de
gmbaclénlpausa (RECORD/PAUSE)
Manama en la gmhaciénl
Bold" de grabaciénlpausu
(RECORD/PAUSE)
Para ver Ia reproduccidn en el LCD
(pantalla de visualizacién de crislal Il'quido)
1 Alma el Interruplor de allmentaclén
(POWER) I la poslclén VCR.
Noll:
- El vlsol esla fiiado y no se puede
exlender o extraer. No aplique lusrza.
- Na recoia o Ileve la Palmcomer par sl
visor 0 el monitor LCD. _¢_
2 Pulu d botfln de apanure do! LCD
(LCD-OPEN) par- flair-bar el
monllor LCD y abrlrlo.
Bolén de
taflafggfl 3 Pulse el botén do roboblnado (HEW)
OPEN) para mbnblnar Ia clnla.
4 Pulse 9! bolén do roproduccldn
(PLAV) para lnlclar la reproduccl'érl.
3&5" “5 W6“ “e BM“ “e 5 Pulse el bntén d: plrada (STOP)
reboblmdo ”M“ reprodueclén para listener Ia reproduccién.
(REWIND) (STOP) (PLAV)
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AC Adaplor 2, 10. 12. 53. 55
Accessofies (Optimal) 53
Accessories (Supplied) 2
Audio/Video Cabl- 2, 37, 49
Audio/Video Fade In/Om 45
Arm Fours 44
AVMBGX 2.12. 35.5155
Might 45
Battery charglng
Confirmation Marker 1 0
Sammy Paar 2,8.1o,11,sa
Bamry Remalnlng
Illdlcaflm ' 20
Balmry Warning 23
Book Milk Search 30
Camera Recording
27, 28, 29, 30
Cleaning Care hr Video
Heads 57
m Mary 2, 21
CM Set I5
Color Enhancemenl Ligm
Z. 24. 25. 65
Copying from Digital
Equipmenl so
Copying your Tapes 49
Dale and Tune Indicaliun 21
DC PowerCable 2. 12. 53
DEW Imicafi'on 23
Digital E.I.s. as
Digilal Functions 43
Diglhl Photo snm 40
Drglrsl Vldeo easssue Tape
2, 14
J Mmmyumws 71
DIgIlalZoom 39
Dubblng aver
Mlowiump'm) 47. 4B
wmmrtaeecaue 50.51,53
Edi! Snare" 29
Erase Protection Tab |4
EVF/LCD Monllm
Indiun'nns 20‘ 21, 22. 23
Elna wont 45
Hand Strap 26
High Speed shumr 46
Jog Search 35
LMB Cap 2, 25. 27. 81
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Macm Focus 44
Manual Focus 44
Memory Court” 20
MENU 050 IT, 18, 19
PC Contraction 51
PLAY Indlnatcv 20, 21
Phylum
32, 33. 34. 35. 36, 37
Power Supply 10. 11, 12
Program A5 42
REC Indicator 20, 21
Recording arm Plcmres as
Rumors Control 2, 30, 31.65
Request lur Service Noilee 59
Salary Precautions 3
Sell Demo Mode 7
Sat ms Dale and Time 15
Shoulder Strap 2, 25
Special sweets Playback
53, 34. 35
Specifications 56
Si"! Piclure 33
Symptom/Cormcfian 55
Tab 14
Hips Remaining Indicaiiuns 20
Taps Speed 14
Tape Wamlng 22
VHF Connacllng cable 49
Video Cauenes (lapas) 14
Whine Display 21
Warramy 67, 68
While Balance 41
Zoom Irv/0m 39
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