RCA Compact VHS C Camcorder Manual 97100082

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Important Safety Information

Be sure to read all the safety information before you begin to use this product.

[ WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do not expose I

product or AC adapter/charger to rain or moisture.

RISKOF ELECTRICSi-IOCK

DO NOT OPEN

This symbol indicates "dangerous voltage"

inside the product that presents arisk of

electric shock or personal injury.

This symbol indicates important

instructions accompanying the product.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE THE

COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS ARE INSIDE. REFER

SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug

to wide slot, fully insert.

ATTENTION: Pour 6viter les chocs electriques, introduire la lame

la plus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise et

pousser jusqu'au fond.

To reduce risk of injury, charge only rechargeable batteries recommended by the

manufacturer for this camcorder. Other types of batteries may burst causing

damage and personal injury.

CAUTION: Avoid operating this product immediately after moving it from a

cold location to a warm location. Give it 2 to 3 hours to reach a stable temperature

before inserting a video cassette. When moved from a cold area to a warm

location, moisture may condense on the head drum inside the machine. This

moisture could cause the tape to stick to the headwheel and damage the

headwheel or tape.

FCC Regulations state that unauthorized changes or modifications to this

equipment may void the user's authority to operate it.

Product Registration

Please fill out the product registration card and return it immediately. Returning

this card allows us to contact you if needed.

Keep your sales receipt for proof of purchase to obtain warranty parts and service

and attach it here. Record the serial and model numbers located on the bottom of

the product.

Model

Serial No:

Purchase Date:

Purchased From:

We want to make sureyou enjoy your new camcorder.If you have any

questions,call:

Camcorder Exchange Warranty .. •800-283-6503 (Pages 58-59)

Customer Service 800-447-1700 (Page 57)

••••o•••••••••••*••

Accessories 800-338-0376 (Pages 44-51)

•••••••o•••••••••••• •

Safety Information ................................ i

Product Registration ............................. i

Contents ............................................. 1-2

First-Time Operation

• Assistance ............................................ 3

•Unpack Camcorder and

Accessories ...................................... 3

•Attach the Adapter/Charger ................ 4

•Remove Lens Cap and Attach

to Handstrap ..................................... 5

• Turn on the Camcorder ....................... 5

•Insert a Cassette .................................. 6

•Position Viewfinder and

Adjust Eyepiece Focus Control ....... 6

• Start and Stop Recording .................... 7

• Play Back What You Have

Recorded .......................................... 7

• Review the Camcorder's

Operating Controls ....................... 8-9

Powering the Camcorder

• Using the Adapter/Charger ............... 10

•Using the Rechargeable Battery

• Charging ......................................... 11

•Attaching and Removing ................ 12

• Care and Storage ............................ 13

• Safety Precautions .......................... 13

• Battery Level Indicator ................... 14

•Using the Optional Thomson

Car Cord Adapter ....................... 15

Video Cassettes

• Erase Protection .............................. 16

• Recording and Playback Times ...... 16

• Inserting and Removing

Cassettes ..................................... 17

Cassette Care and Storage ................ 17

Traveling Tips .................................... 18

Cassette Tips ....................................... 18

Recording Features

•Quick Review .................................... 19

• Tape Positioning ............................... 19

• Microphone ..................................... .. 19

• AI (Artificial Intelligence) ................ 19

• Program AE (Auto Exposure). .......... 20

• Auto Focus ........................................ 20

• Macro Focus ...................................... 20

• Electronic Indexing ........................... 21

•Time Remaining Display .................. 21

• Viewfinder ................................... 22-23

• Displays in Viewfinder ................ 24-25

• Date and Time Display

• Set the Date and Time .................... 26

• Record the Date and Time

(or Date) on Your Tape ............. 27

•Charging the Clock Cell ................. 27

•Tape Counter with Memory Stop ..28-29

• Zooming ............................................ 30

•ProEdit ® Features

• Edit Search ..................................... 31

• Titler .......................................... 32-34

• Playback Features

•Stop-Action Pause ..................... 36-37

• Picture Search ........................... 36-37

•'Tracking ................................ ......... 37

• Playback on TV (or VCR) with

AUDIO/VIDEO IN Jacks ....... 38-39

• Playback on TV without

Audio and Video Inputs ......... 40-41

Attaching the Shoulder Strap ........... 42

Information to User ........................... 43

Specifications .............................. ........ 44

Optional Accessories ..................... 44-51

•Accessory Order Form ................. 49-51

Care and Maintenance ................. 52-53

Trouble Checks ............................. 54-56

Assistance ............................................ 57

Recording Tips ................................... 35

Playback

• Viewfinder Playback ......................... 36

Limited Warranty ......................... 58-59

Index (Alphabetical) ..................... 60-61

This section describes only the basic steps necessary to set up your camcorder to

record. Refer to the other sections for detailed operation and feature options.

Assistance

The toll-free numbers are available to help you with any problem you may encounter.

Camcorder Exchange Warranty ..... 800-283-6503

Customer Service ................ 800-447-1700

Accessories .................... 800-338-0376

1. Unpack the camcorder and accessories.

• Save the box and packing materials in case you ever need to store or ship

your camcorder.

• The items shown below are packed with your camcorder. If any of them are

missing or appear damaged, contact your dealer immediately.

Camcorder*

*Your camcorder may differ slightly from

the illustrations in this guide.

Shoulder Strap

Stock No. 227327

Rechargeable 10-Volt Battery

Stock No. EP096FS

AC Adapter/Charger: Stock No. 232595

DC Cable: Stock No. 233328

Adapter/Charger

DC OUTPUT

Jack

Adapter/Charger's

DC Cable DC IN 9.6V Jack on

Back of Camcorder

2. Attach the adapter/charger.

Since the battery must be charged

before it can be used the first time,

attach the adapter/charger to the

camcorder.

• Attach one end of the

adapter/charger's DC cable to the

DC OUTPUT jack on the

adapter/charger.

• Attach the other end of the cable to

the DC IN 9.6V jack on the

camcorder.

• Plug the adapter/charger's plug into

an operating outlet.

•Details are on page 10.

CAMERA/OFF/VCR Switch

Handstrap

Lens Cap

3. Remove the lens cap and attach

it to the handstrap.

4. Turn on the camcorder.

The position of the

CAMERA / 0 FF/VCR switch tells the

camcorder whether you want to record

(CAMERA), play back tapes (VCR), or

turn off the power (OFF).

• Press and hold the small button on

CAMERA / 0 F F / V C R while

sliding it in CAMERA. The

electronic viewfinder will come on.

Safety Tab

Tape Window

REC (Record)

/PAUSE Button

Lens Cap on

Handstrap

Cassette Door

Press Here to Close

5. Insert a cassette.

• Press STOP/EJECT to open the

cassette compartment.

• Insert the cassette with the safety tab

facing up and the tape windows

facing out.

• Press the cassette down gently until

it locks into place, and close the

cassette compartment door.

•Details are on page 17.

6. Position viewfinder and adjust

eyepiece focus control.

• Grasp the viewfinder and rotate it

horizontally.

•Pull the viewfinder out from the

camcorder and rotate the eyepiece

into a comfortable viewing position.

Caution: Pulling on the eyepiece may

cause damage to the eyepiece or

camcorder.

If the image in the viewfinder is

blurry, adjust the eyepiece focus

control for your vision. Details are

on page 22.

CAMERA/OFF/VCR Switch

Eyepiece Focus Control

Rewind)/

REVIEW

REC (Record)

/PAUSE

Eyepiece

Electronic

Viewfinder

(Grasp Here

to Move)

.Start and stop recording.

Start and stop recording by pressing

and releasing REC/PAUSE. REC

appears in the viewfinder. You do not

have to hold the button to record.

Notes: If you do not record within five

minutes, the camcorder will automatically

shut off to prevent excessive tape wear.

Press REC/PAUSE to turn on the

camcorder.

Any material recorded on the tape will

automatically be erased if you record

over it.

8. Play back what you have

recorded.

•Press REC/PAUSE to stop recording.

• Press and hold the small button on

CAMERA / 0 F F/VCR while sliding

it to VCR.

• Press REW(rewind)/REVIEW to

rewind the tape.

•Press PLAY to play back the tape in

the viewfinder.

•Press STOP/EJECT when you are

finished playing back the tape.

•Details on viewfinder playback are

on page 36.

9. Review the camcorder's operating controls.

DISPLAY Button REW (Rewind/Review) Button

Also Title Select- Button

RESET Button

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DATE/TIME Button

TITLER Button

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PLAY Button

F.FWD (Fast Forward) Button

Also Title Select + Button

STOP/EJECT Button

Also EDIT.ADV Button

Micro

BRIGHT Control

(CG735 model only)

Lens \

Lens

Hood

VIDEO, AUDIO, and RF DC OUT

Jacks (Located Behind Small Cover)

9. Review the camcorder's operating controls.

BRIGHT and FOCUS Controls

(CG733 model only)

BATTERY

EJECT Lever

Shoulder Strap

Attachment

Ring

REC (Record)

/PAUSE Button

Hand Strap with

Lens Cap Holder

DC IN 9.6V Jack Cassette Door

Power Zoom Buttons

(W and T) also

TRACKING Buttons

will

designed for _se: On 100_240 _oi_

Using the Adapter/Charger to Power Your Camcorder

Plug in AC Outlet

(120V, 50/60Hz)

Adapter/Charger

POWER __f._/

Indicator

DC Adapter/Charger's

OUTPUT DC Cable

Jack

Connect one end of the adapter/

charger's cable to the adapter/

charger's DC OUTPUT jack and the

other end to the DC IN 9.6V jack on

the back of the camcorder.

Plug the adapter/charger into the

nearest AC outlet (120V, 50/60 Hz).

The POWER indicator on the

adapter/charger will light when it is

properly connected.

Notes: The adapter/charger cannot charge

the battery and operate the camcorder at the

same time. If you connect both, the

adapter/charger will power the camcorder.

Remove the adapter/charger's cable from

the DC OUTPUT jack to charge the

battery.

DC IN 9.6V Jack

When using the adapter/charger to power

the camcorder, the battery level indicator

may display m. This indicator is used

for battery operation and has no meaning

when using the adapter/charger to power

the camcorder.

To Remove the Adapter/Charger

1. Remove the adapter/charger's plug

from the AC outlet.

2. Remove the adapter/charger's DC

cable from the DC IN 9.6V jack on the

camcorder.

for any pu&ose other than charging the .....

EP096FS or EP096FL batte_ pack or

supplying power to the camcorder.

Using the Battery to Power Your Camcorder

Charging the Battery

The battery must be charged before it can be used the first time. Charging will take

approximately two hours depending on the condition of the battery. When fully

charged, the battery should supply approximately 60 minutes of operating time

(depending on how much you use zoom and pause)• To extend the battery's operation

time, turn off the camcorder's power when not in use.

Plug in AC Outlet

(120 V, 50160 Hz)

MUST BE DISPOSED

OF PROPERLY.

Hold Battery

Flush and

Slide Down

Rechargeable

Battery

Align Arrows

Adapter/Charger Caution: When a

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CHARGE

Indicator

1. Attach the battery to the adapter/

charger as shown. Align the reference

arrow on the battery with the arrow on

the adapter/charger. Hold the battery

flush against the adapter/charger and

slide it in the direction of the arrow.

Note: You cannot charge the battery and

operate the camcorder from the adapter/

charger at the same time. Remove the

adapter/charger's DC cable from the

camcorder to charge the battery.

2. Plug the adapter/charger into the

nearest AC outlet (120 V, 50/60 Hz).

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3. The CHARGE indicator will light

while the battery is being charged•

When the indicator turns off, the

battery is fully charged.

4. Remove the battery from the

adapter/charger by sliding the battery

up and off.

5. Attach the charged battery to the

camcorder as shown on the next page.

Using the Battery to Power Your Camcorder

CAMERA/OFF/VCR Switch

BATTERY EJECT Lever

Rechargeable Battery

Hold Battery

Flush and

Slide Down

Align Arrows

Attach Charged Battery

1. Align reference arrow on battery with

arrow on camcorder. Hold battery

flush against camcorder while sliding

it down in the direction of the arrow as

shown.

2. Press and hold small button on

CAMERA/OFF/VCR while placing it

in the CAMERA position. Now, you're

ready to use the camcorder.

Remove the Battery

1. Slide CAMERA/OFF/VCR to OFF.

2. Press and hold BATTERY EJECT

while sliding battery up and off the

camcorder.

ATTENTION: LEAD-ACID BATTERY MUST BE DISPOSED

OF PROPERLY. THE PRODUCT THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED

USES A RECHARGEABLE BATTERY. AT THE END OF ITS

USEFUL LIFE, UNDER VARIOUS STATE AND LOCAL LAWS, IT

MAY BE ILLEGAL TO DISPOSE OF THIS BATTERY INTO THE

MUNICIPAL WASTE STREAM. CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL

SOLID WASTE OFFICIALS FOR DETAILS IN YOUR AREA FOR

RECYCLING OPTIONS OR PROPER DISPOSAL.

Using the Battery to Power Your Camcorder

Battery Care

• Your battery will provide better service

and longer performance if you Charge it

before and after use, and store it at

normal room temperature.

• The battery should be charged at a

temperature of 32°-F-95°-F (0°-C-35-°C) to

prevent damage.

• Do not operate the battery at

temperatures below 14-°1=(- 10°-C) or

above 95°-F (35°-C). The battery may be

damaged if operated at temperatures

above 122-°F (50°-C). Operation time

will decrease at extremely low

temperatures.

After repeated chargings and use, the

operation time will gradually decrease.

When operation time becomes too short

to be useful, it is time to replace the

battery.

Battery Storage

Store the battery at normal room

temperature.

Lead acid batteries discharge if not

used. Recharge the battery at least once

every six months or you may not be

able to recharge it.

• A battery stored for a long period may

not supply power for the specified time.

Additional rechargings may help

restore the battery's operation time.

Battery Safety Precautions

over 1490-F (65 °-C) could be hazardous.

Do not short the battery's terminals.

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Check Battery Power (Battery Level Indicator)

Battery Level Indicator

Display in Viewfinder

When DISPLAY is pressed, the battery

level indicator ( / ) appears in the

camcorder's viewfinder to show how

much battery power is left in the

rechargeable battery.

This indicator is not recorded on the tape.

•When the battery is fully charged, the

display shows

• After a while, only ,i_J appears.

• When the battery reaches the empty

level, _ J will start flashing.

Recharge the battery or attach the

adapter/charger before continuing to

use the camcorder.

Notes: The battery level indicator has no

meaning when you power the camcorder with

the adapter/charger or optional car cord.

When a rechargeable battery is used to power

the camcorder, _ iii flashes even if

DISPLAY is not pressed to warn you that the

battery power level is low.

Using the Optional Thomson Car Cord Adapter

To power your camcorder from the cigarette lighter socket of a car, truck, or RV, you

need the optional car cord adapter DCC096 shown on page 45.

The DCC096 car cord is especially designed to convert power from a 12-volt battery to

the 9.6-volt input jack on the camcorder.

Cigarette Lighter Socket

Optional Car Cord

Adapter (DCC096) DC IN 9.6V Jack

1. Remove the adapter/charger's DC

cable or battery from the camcorder, if

either is attached.

2. Connect the small plug on the car cord

to the DC IN 9.6V jack located on the

back of the camcorder.

3. Insert the other end of the car cord into

the vehicle's cigarette lighter socket.

4. Place the camcorder's

CAMERA/OFF/VCR switch in

CAMERA. If the car cord is connected

properly, the electronic viewfinder will

come on.

Notes: The vehicle does not have to be turned

on for the camcorder to operate from the DC

car cord.

When using the car cord to power the

camcorder, the battery level indicator may

display ml . This indicator is used for

battery operation and has no meaning when

using the car cord to power the camcorder.

We recommendthat our cassettesbe usedwith your camcorder. Use of poor quality

tapesor tapesthat havebeendamagedor mishandledcancontaminatethe video heads,

resulting in asnowy picture or no picture at all during playback. Becausethere is no

control over the type of tapepurchasedor rentedby consumers,head cleaning is not

covered under warranty. It is considerednormal maintenance.

If a snowy picture or no-picture condition persists,considerthe useof a dry chemical

non-abrasivehead-cleaningtape. Be sure to follow the directions with the head-

cleaningkit carefully. Improper useof a headcleanermay damageyour camcorder.

Erase Protection iSafety Tab ____,

You can use your video cassettes over and over again. To erase a previous recording,

just record over it.

y Tab

To prevent accidental

erasure, break the tab.

To record again, cover

the hole with vinyl tape.

Recording and Playback Times _;:_xz_;x_"':':':

The camcorder records and plays back in VHS standard speed (SP). The chart shows

the maximum SP recording times for popular VHS cassettes.

T-60 60 Min.

T- 120 2 Hrs.

T-160 2 Hrs., 40 Min.

T-180 3 Hrs.

Inserting and Removing Cassettes

STOP/EJECT

Tab

Press Here to Close Tape Windows

1. Attach a power source to the

camcorder (either a charged battery or

adapter/charger).

2. Press STOP/EJECT on the top of the

camcorder to open cassette door.

3. Insert or remove the cassette from the

cassette compartment.

4. Gently close the cassette door with

your hand.

Follow these directions for continued high-quality performance from your cassettes.

When you are finished with a cassette,

rewind it and remove it from the

camcorder.

Keep cassettes away from strong

magnetic fields, such as electric motors

and other devices.

Label and store cassettes vertically in

their protective cases at normal room

temperatures. Excessive heat or cold

may damage your cassettes.

Keep dust from entering the cassette

compartment. All dust is abrasive and

will cause excessive wear on the tape

and the camcorder's recording or

playback heads.

• Do not use a cassette if it has been

damaged or exposed to moisture. The

tape may jam or damage the camcorder.

• When you are finished recording, break

off the safety tab on the cassette to

prevent accidental erasure.

• Do not leave your camcorder or

cassettes in a car or outdoors for an

extended period. Excessive heat or

cold may damage them.

Traveling Tips

Write down your camcorder's serial

number and keep it separate from the

camcorder when traveling. If your

camcorder is lost or stolen, you will be

able to identify it.

Make sure you have any plug adapters

you need before taking your camcorder to

other countries. Consult your dealer.

Use extra care to avoid damage to your

camcorder and accessories when operating

them at a beach or pool. Spray, sand, and

dust should be avoided. If your lens has

been exposed to the elements, clean it

only with proper lens cleaning supplies.

Carry your camcorder in a carrying case

when traveling. See page 44 for a

specially designed soft case. An ordinary

suitcase or carry bag does not offer the

protection your camcorder needs. Treat

your camcorder as carry-on luggage to

protect it from rough handling.

Cassette Tips

Do not use a cassette if it has been

damaged or exposed to moisture. The tape

may jam or damage your camcorder.

When you are finished recording, break

off the safety tab on the cassette to prevent

accidental erasure.

Label your cassettes before storing them.

Store your cassettes vertically in their

protective cases at normal room

temperature.

Do not leave your camcorder or cassettes

in a car or outdoors for an extended

period. Excessive heat or cold may

damage them.

STOP/EJECT

F.FWD (Fast Forward

REW (Rewind)/REVIEW

CAMERA/OFF/VCR SwitchI

Microphone

Quick Review

Press REW/REVIEW when CAMERA/

OFF/VCR is in CAMERA and the

camcorder is in record pause to review

the last few seconds of a recording.

The camcorder will play back the last

few seconds of the recording, return the

tape to its previous position, and return to

record pause.

Tape Positioning

When CAMERA/OFF/VCR is in VCR and

the camcorder is in the stop mode, you

can quickly fast-forward or rewind the

tape.

• Press F.FWD (fast forward) to fast

forward the tape. Press STOP/EJECT

to stop fast-forwarding.

Press REW/REVIEW to rewind the tape

to the beginning. Press STOP/EJECT to

stop rewinding.

Microphone

The microphone picks up sound during a

recording. It is more sensitive to sounds

coming from the direction the lens is

pointed.

AI (Artificial Intelligence)

The camcorder will automatically adjust

focus, white balance and iris according to

the recording conditions.

Program AE (Auto Exposure)

Program auto exposure automatically selects the shutter speed and adjusts the iris

according to the shutter speed.

AE:60

Viewfinder Display

When DISPLAY is pressed, the AE 1/.500, 1/750, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000, or

indicator for the shutter speed selected 1/4000 second) appears in the

(1/60, 1/100, 1/120, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, viewfinder.

Auto Focus

The camcorder will focus on the subject in the center of the viewfinder.

Auto focus operates on the telephoto "T" side from approximately 2.6 feet to infinity

and on the wide-angle "W" side 3/8 of an inch from the lens surface to infinity.

The following conditions may prevent auto focus from operating properly.

• Subject has close foreground and

background far away.

•Two subjects at different distances that

overlap.

•Subject with distinct horizontal stripes

or small pattern.

• Subject not in center of the viewfinder.

• Subject with shiny surfaces or sharp

angles.

• Recording in low-light situations.

• Recording through a window.

The macro-focus feature lets you focus on objects as close as 3/8 of an inch from the

camcorder lens.

1. Press and hold zoom button "W" until

the lens is completely zoomed out.

2. Position the subject in the center of the

viewfinder.

Notes: Zooming is not possible when using

macro focus. To change the size of the

subject, move the camcorder's lens closer or

farther away from it.

For best results, increase illumination when

recording using macro focus.

Electronic Indexing

Each time you begin recording (after the camcorder has been turned off for at least

four hours), the camcorder will automatically record an index mark at the beginning of

the new recording.

When you play back the indexed tape in a VCR that has a compatible indexing feature

called "VHS Index Search System," the invisible marks can be located automatically.

See your VCR owner's manual for index playback instructions.

INDEX

Viewfinder Display

When DISPLAY is pressed so the display

appears in the viewfinder, INDEX will

appear briefly to let you know the

camcorder is recording an index mark.

Note: The camcorder does not record index

marks every time you stop and start recording.

An index mark is recorded only once -- at the

start of each day's recording session (or

whenever the camcorder has been turned off

for at least four hours).

Viewfinder Display

When DISPLAY is pressed so the display

appears in the viewfinder, " "

will appear for approximately ten

seconds when you first start playing or

recording a tape while the camcorder

calculates the time remaining. Once time

remaining has been calculated, it will

automatically be updated and readily

available as long as the same tape

remains in the camcorder.

The camcorder's viewfinder is a miniature monitor that displays the picture seen by

the camcorder when recording. The viewfinder also can be used for viewing the tape

during playback.

When carrying or storing the camcorder, return the viewfinder to the original position

to prevent possible damage.

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Viewfinder in

operating position Eyepiece

1. Grasp the viewfinder and rotate it

horizontally.

.Pull the viewfinder out from the

camcorder and adjust the eyepiece for

convenient viewing.

Eyepiece Focus Control for CG733

The eyepiece focus control lets you set

the focus of the viewfinder for your

personal vision. If you wear eyeglasses,

you probably can operate the camcorder

without them.

Set the correct focus by focusing on one

of the viewfinder's displays (such as the

Eyepiece Focus Control for CG735

counter). Look through the viewfinder,

and adjust the eyepiece focus control for

your vision.

The eyepiece focus control does not

affect the focus of the picture actually

recorded by the camcorder.

Eyepiece BRIGHT and FOCUS Controls

FOCUS

BRIGHT (CG733)

_/BRIGHT

(CG735)

BRIGHT and FOCUS Controls (Model CG733)

The small BRIGHT and FOCUS controls are set at the factory and should require no

adjustment. If they ever require adjustment, use a plastic screwdriver. Make the

adjustments with caution to prevent damaging the miniature controls.

BRIGHT Control (Model CG735)

Viewfinder brightness can be adjusted by turning the BRIGHT control. This does not

affect the picture actually recorded by the camcorder.

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For convenient viewing, you can rotate the eyepiece about 225-0degrees.

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Viewfinder Displays

f (_ Tape Counter

-- _ Time Remaining

"_ (_ Battery Level

(_ INDEX Display

(_ TAPE, NO TAPE,

and TAPE END

(_ Time and Date

GAE (Auto Exposure) Shutter Speed

The shutter speed selected by the

camcorder appears here. It is not

recorded on the tape.

•Press DISPLAY to display the

shutter speed.

q) ZOOM

The zoom level indicator appears

when you press power zoom button

TorW.

•Press DISPLAY to display the

zoom level indicator.

•Details are on page 30.

(_) Status

The following displays appear in

this area. They are not recorded on

the tape.

•REC for recording.

• _ during fast forward.

• XX during rewind.

• II during record pause.

Tape Counter with Memory

Stop(g)

The tape counter helps you locate

tape segments. It is not recorded on

the tape.

•Press DISPLAY to turn memory

stop on or off.

•Details are on pages 28-29.

Time Remaining (c_--_l )

This display shows the amount of

recording or playback time

remaining on the tape. It is not

recorded on the tape.

• Press DISPLAY to display the time

remaining.

•Details are on page 21.

Battery Level (i)

This indicator shows the amount of

time left for the rechargeable

battery. It is not recorded on the

tape.

•Press DISPLAY to display the

battery level.

•Details are on page 14.

DATE/TIME

DISPLAY

CAMERA/OFF/VCR

Power

Buttons

INDEX

When DISPLAY is pressed, the

display appears in the viewfinder.

INDEX appears briefly when the

camcorder automatically indexes the

tape. It is not recorded on the tape.

Details are on page 21.

TAPE, NO TAPE, and TAPE END

•TAPE flashes when you try to

record and the safety tab has been

removed.

•TAPE flashes when a damaged

tape is inserted. Remove the tape

and replace it with a new one.

• NO TAPE flashes when you try to

record and there is no cassette in

the camcorder.

• TAPE END flashes when you have

approximately five minutes

recording time left on the cassette.

• TAPE END briefly appears and

camcorder goes into PAUSE when

you reach the end of the cassette

during recording.

•These displays are not recorded

when they appear.

Time and Date Display

• Press DATE! TIME repeatedly to

display time and date, AUTO date,

TITLE and date, date only, or no

date display when the camcorder

is in record pause.

•These displays are recorded when

they appear.

•Details are on pages 26-27.

Set the Time and Date

REW (Rewind)/REVIEW

CAMERA/OFF/VCR

DA TE/TIME

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F.FWD (Fast Forward)

STOP/EJECT

Attach a power supply (battery or

adapter/charger) to the camcorder.

Press and hold the small button on

CAMERA/OFF/VCR and place in

CAMERA.

Press DATE/TIME to display the date

and time in the viewfinder. A flashing

cursor lets you know which part of

the display you are setting.

Note: If flashing cursor does not appear,

press and hold DATE/TIME and press

STOP/EJECT.

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1/ 1/1997

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4. Repeatedly press F.FWD or

REW/REWEW until correct month

appears. Press and hold the button to

advance the digits faster.

5. When the correct digit is displayed,

press STOP/EJECT. The cursor will

move to the next part of the display.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to set the correct

month, day, year, hour, minute(s), and

AM/PM.

7. After setting AM or PM, press

DATE/TIME to remove the flashing

cursor and start the internal clock.

To Correct the Date or Time

To correct the date or time, press and

hold DATE/TIME and press STOP/

EJECT. The display will appear in the

viewfinder along with the flashing

cursor. Use F.FWD and REW/REVIEW to

correct the time or date. Press

DATE/TIME to remove the flashing

cursor and start the clock.

Recording Date and Time, Date, or Date and Title on Your Tape

The time and date, date only, or date and title can be recorded on your tape. Whenever

one of the displays appears in the viewfinder, it will be recorded. The camcorder also

has auto date and auto title features.

Repeatedly Press

DATE/ TIME /IO:30AM

11/1.8/1997

DateandTime

@ AUTO

,11/18/1997

Auto Date

No Display

11/18/1997

Date Only

@TITLE

11/18/1997

Auto Title

To Select Display to Record

.Repeatedly press DATE/TIME to select

the display you want to record.

• Select date and time to continuously

record the date and time.

• Select ® AUTO to automatically

record the date for 10 seconds at the

beginning of the recording.

•Select ® TITLE to automatically

record the title and date for l0

seconds at the beginning of the

recording.

• Select date only to continuously

record the date.

• Select no display if you do not want

any of the displays recorded.

Charging the Camcorder's Built-in Clock Battery

The camcorder has a built-in rechargeable clock battery.

This battery must be charged approximately every two months.

.Attach a power supply (adapter/charger

or charged battery) to the camcorder.

2. Make sure CAMERA/OFF/VCR is

in OFF.

Leave the power supply attached at least

24 hours.

Cautions: If this battery is not charged

every two months, it will over-discharge

and shorten its useful life.

Do not attempt to replace this battery.

Take the camcorder to an authorized

Servicenter.

The tape counter acts as a handy reference to help you locate tape segments.

CAMERA/OFF/VCR

RESET

DISPLAY

REW/REVIEW

F.FWD

REC/PAUSE

Memory Stop

The tapecounter's memory stop helpsyou locate acertain point on the tape.When

memory stop is turned on, the tapewill stop automatically during fast forward or

rewind when the tapecounter reaches"O000M."

Using Memory Stop:

1. Press DISPLAY to display the tape

counter with "M."

.Locate the place on the tape you want

to return to and press RESET to reset

tape counter to "O000M."

jMemory

O000M -Stop On

.Continue to record or play the tape.

When you want to return to the place

you marked, press REC/PAUSE to

stop recording, or press STOP/EJECT

to stop playback.

4. Make sure CAMERA/OFF/VCR is in

VCR. Then press REW/REVIEW. The

tape will rewind until it reaches the

tape counter reading of "O000M."

Notes: Press DISPLAY to turn memory-stop

feature on or off.

Whenever memory stop is turned on, the

camcorder will stop rewinding or fast

forwarding when the counter reaches

"'O000M.'" To continue rewinding or fast

forwarding the tape, press REW (rewind) or

F.FWD (fast forward) again.

The tape counter is automatically reset to

"0000" whenever a cassette is inserted.

Using Power Zoom Buttons

Power Zoom Buttons

T = Telephoto

W=Wide Angle

Zoom Level lndicator_

When DISPLAY is pressed so the display

appears in the viewfinder and the power

zoom button is pressed, the zoom level is

displayed in 10 steps for several seconds.

• Press "T" to move the lens in the

"telephoto" (close-up) direction.

•Press "W" to move the lens in the

"wide-angle" direction.

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The camcorder incorporates a complete package of advanced editing features

to make it easy and fun to edit your home videos like a professional. The

major ProEdit ® System features are described here and on the following pages.

The edit-search feature allows you to edit as you

make your recording by using F.FWD,

REW/REVIEW, and PLAY to precisely position the

tape while the camcorder is in record pause.

• Press and hold REW/REVIEW to visually search

the recorded tape in reverse.

• Press and hold F.FWD to visually search forward

on the recorded tape.

• Press and hold PLAY to view the recorded tape at

normal speed.

When you release the button, the camcorder will

return to record pause at that point on the tape.

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Titler

The camcorder's built-in titler can store atitle in

memory. The created title can be displayed and

recorded at any time.

The built-in character register contains over 45

different characters for creating your titles. The title

can contain up to 32 characters on two lines.

REW/REVIEW

(Also Title Select -)

CAMERA/OFF/VCR F.FWD

(Also Title Select +)

EDIToADV

(Also STOP/EJECT)

To Create a Title

1. Attach apower source to the

camcorder, press and hold the small

button on CAMERA/OFF/VCR while

sliding it to CAMERA.

2. Press TITLER to display titler

graphics in the viewfinder. A

flashing cursor will appear.

3. Press EDIT.ADV to move the flashing

cursor to the place you want to begin

your title.

4. Select the first character for your title

by pressing the Title Select + button

or the - button until the character you

want appears in the viewfinder.

See the "Chart of Characters in Titler's

available.

5. After you have selected the first

character, press EDIToADV to move

the flashing cursor where you want

your next character to appear.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have

completed the title.

7. When you are finished, press TITLER

to store the title and remove the title

display from the viewfinder.

Important Note: Remember to remove the

title from the viewfinder for normal

recording.

To Correct an Error

Press TITLER to display the title in the

viewfinder.

Press EDIToADV until the flashing

cursor is placed over the character you

want to correct.

.Press the Title Select +button or the

-button until the correct character

appears.

Note: If you want to delete a character,

press + or - until the blank space appears.

ABC DEFGHI JKLMNOPQRS

TUVWXYZ 0 1 23456789?'

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Recording a Title on a Tape in the Camcorder

To record atitle on a tape in the camcorder, follow the steps below.

.Attach a power source to the

camcorder, slide CAMERA/OFF/VCR

to CAMERA.

2. Locate the place on the tape where

you want to record the title.

Note: If you record a title on a pre-

recorded tape, the audio and video will be

erased where the title is inserted. There will

also be a three-to-four second pause of

blank tape before the existing audio and

video return.

3. Press TITLER to display the title in the

viewfinder.

.Press RECiPAUSE to start recording

the title.

5. After you have recorded the title for

the desired length of time, press

TITLER to remove the title from the

viewfinder. The camc0rder will now

record as normal. If you do not want

to continue recording, press

REC/PAUSE.

Important Note: Remember to remove the

title from the viewfinder for normal

recording.

Note: You can also use the automatic title

recording feature to automatically record the

title and date for 10 seconds when you begin

recording. Press DATE/TIME to display (5)

TITLE before starting to record.

Recording a Title While Copying a Tape from Camcorder to Another VCR

This method of adding titles lets you keep the original tape as it is, and add titles to the

copy you are making on another VCR. Connect your camcorder to a VCR as shown on

pages 38-39.

Attach a power source to the

camcorder.

Place the tape you want to copy in the

camcorder and place

CAMERA/OFF/VCR in VCR.

3. Place a blank tape in the VCR, and

place the VCR in record pause.

4. Start copying the tape from the

camcorder to the VCR. Details for

copying a tape are on pages 38-39.

5. When you see the place on the tape

you want to insert the title, press

TITLER.

6. After you have recorded the title for

the desired time, press TITLER to stop

recording the title.

7. Stop the camcorder and VCR when

you are finished copying the tape.

Important Note: Remember to remove the

title from the viewfinder for normal playback.

Make a recording of your homeand

contentsto storein a safeplacein caseof

fire or theft.

Practicerecordingunder avariety of

lighting conditions.This will help you

respondquickly wheneveryou seea scene

you wantto record.

Do not move thecamcorderrapidly from

side-to-sidewhile recording.A steady,

gradual"pan" avoidsblurring and"jitter".

Usethe viewfinder to makesurethe

camcorderis level while recording or your

sceneswill appear"tilted".

Makesureindoor scenesarewell-lit to

improve picture quality and color

reproduction.

Do not bump or tap the camcorder's

microphone while recording because this

sound will be recorded.

Be aware of video and audio backgrounds.

Background details barely noticed while

you are taping may show up as visual

"clutter" on your recording. Background

noises (especially TV sets, radios,

household appliances, traffic sounds, etc.)

can detract from the sound you want to

record.

Avoid long "still" shots of landmarks and

scenic attractions. Recordings are more

interesting if they include people and

details. "Local color" will give travel

videos lasting appeal. Consider recording

a familiar or landmark scene from an

unfamiliar vantage point for added

interest. Remember to check the lighting

before starting to record.

Try to avoid taping backlit subjects

indoors. Bright light behind your subject

may cause the subject to appear too dark.

Include close-up shots of individuals

when taping family outings or group

functions.

For a different perspective, try kneeling

down (or laying) on the floor when

recording children or pets.

CAMERA/OFF/VCR

Switch in VCR position

0000 _"

REW (Rewind)/REVIEW

PLAY

F.FWD (Fast Forward)

STOP/EJECT

TRACKING

1. Attach a power supply to the

camcorder.

2. Press and hold the small button on

CAMERA/OFF/VCR while sliding it

to VCR.

3. Press STOP/EJECT and insert the

cassette you want to play back.

Note: The camcorder can only play back

tapes recorded at SP speed.

4. Press PLAY to begin playback. Adjust

TRACKING if necessary.

5. Press STOP/EJECT when you are

finished.

Playback Features

Stop-Action Pause

During playback, you can view one

frame of the tape.

•Press REC/PAUSE to stop the action.

• Press REC/PAUSE again to return to

normal playback.

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Picture Search

During playback you can visually search

the tape at a higher speed in forward or

reverse.

• Press and hold F.FWD to search the

tape forward.

• Press and hold REW/REVIEW to

search the tape in reverse.

• Release the button to return to normal

playback.

TRACKING

(Also Power Zoom)

When you play a tape not recorded on

your camcorder, streaks may appear.

To remove the streaks, press either

TRACKING button to move the streaks

up or down and out of the picture.

Press either TRACKING button during

stop-action (play-pause) to reduce picture

"jitter" (picture bouncing up or down).

Remove the cassette to reset the

camcorder's tracking to its preset center.

The TRACKING buttons only affect tape

playback. They have no effect during

recording.

To connectyour camcorderto a TV monitor (or VCR) with AUDIO IN and VIDEO IN

jacks, you will need an optional audio/video cable, such as VH83 shown on page 46. If

your TV is already connected to a VCR, you can attach the camcorder to the VCR and

watch what the camcorder is recording or playing on the TV.

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White

Audio Plug

Audio/Video Cable

(such as VH83)

Yellow Video Plug

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may infringe the rights of others.

Attach the white plug on one end of

the audio/video cable to the AUDIO

IN jack on the TV or VCR.

Note: If your TV (or VCR) has stereo

left and right AUDIO IN jacks, attach the

plug to the one labeled MONO, If one of

the jacks is not labeled MONO, you may

need a Y-adapter, such as AH25 shown

on page 46, to hear both channels.

Attach the yellow plug on the same

end of the audio/video cable to the

VIDEO IN jack on the TV or VCR.

Attach the yellow plug on the other

end of the audio/video cable to the

yellow VIDEO jack and the white

plug to the white AUDIO jack on the

side of the camcorder.

Playback Operation and How to Copy Tapes on a VCR _'!!:_'!:!_!:__!"_!'_!_!:_'_!_

1. A. Camcorder connected directly to

TV monitor: Turn on the TV and

tune it to its video input channel.

B. Camcorder connected to VCR that

is already connected to TV: Turn on

VCR and place it in the "line" or

"camera" mode. (If your VCR does

not have a "line" or "camera"

mode, consult the VCR owner's

manual.) Operate the TV as you

normally do to see the signal

coming from the VCR.

2. Press and hold the small button on the

camcorder's CAMERA/OFF/VCR

switch while sliding it to VCR. Insert

the cassette you want to playback (or

copy).

Note: The camcorder can only play back

tapes recorded at the SP speed.

3. Press PLAY on the camcorder. To copy

what the camcorder is playing, place a

blank cassette in the VCR and start the

VCR recording. Adjust the tracking on

the camcorder if necessary. Details are

on page 37.

• During playback, use the playback

features described on page 37.

4. Press STOP/EJECT when you are

finished.

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Camcorder connected directly to

TV: Turn on the TV, and tune it to

its video input channel.

Camcorder connected to VCR that

is already connected to TV: Turn on

VCR and place it in the "line" or

"camera" mode. (If your VCR does

not have a "line" or "camera"

mode, consult the VCR owner's

manual.) Operate the TV as you

normally do to see the signal

coming from the VCR.

2. Press and hold the small button on the

camcorder's CAMERA/OFF/VCR

switch while sliding it to CAMERA.

Insert the cassette you want to

record on.

Note: When the camcorder is used as a

camera, turn the TV's volume down to

prevent a high-pitched squeal caused by

feedback.

3. Press the camcorder's REC/PAUSE

button to begin recording. You can

watch what the camcorder is seeing or

recording on the TV screen.

To connect your camcorderto a TV without audio and video input jacks. You will

needanoptional RF output adapter (such as CRF95) and an optional coaxial RF cable

(such as VH82 or VH85) shown on page 46.

Antenna

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Channel Selector

Optional RF Output Adapter

(such as CRF95)

(_ Disconnect the VHF antenna from

your TV. If you are going to leave

the RF adapter connected to the TV,

connect the antenna to the RF output

adapter.

A.If antenna is round 75-ohm cable,

connect it to IN FROM ANT

connector on RF output adapter.

B. If antenna is flat twin-lead,

connect flat-lead connectors to

screw terminals on optional 300-

75 ohm transformer. Then connect

transformer to IN FROM ANT

connector on RF output adapter.

Attach one end of coaxial RF cable

to OUT TO TV connector on RF

adapter, and attach other end of the

cable to VHF input on TV as shown.

Note: If TV has screw terminals, you

may need an optional 75-to-300 ohm

transformer, such as AH011.

Attach RF output adapter's yellow

plug to the VIDEO jack, small plug

to the RF DC OUT jack, and white

plug to the AUDIO jack on the side

of the camcorder.

Playback Operation

1. Set the channel selector switch on the

RF output adapter to CH3 or CH4.

2. Turn on the TV and tune it to the same

channel (3 or 4) you selected with the

channel selector switch on the RF

output adapter.

3. Press and hold the small button on the

camcorder's CAMERA/OFF/VCR

switch while sliding it to VCR.

4. Insert the cassette you want to play

back into the camcorder.

Note: The camcorder can only play back

tapes recorded at the SP speed.

5. Press PLAY on the camcorder. Adjust

tracking on the camcorder, if

necessary. D.etails are on page 37.

• During playback, use the playback

features described on page 37.

6. Press STOP/EJECT on the camcorder

when you are finished playing back the

tape.

Watch What the Camcorder is Seeing or

1. Turn on the TV and tune it to channel

3 or 4 (the same channel you selected

with the CH3/CH4 switch on the RF

output adapter).

2. Press and hold the small button on the

camcorder's CAMERA/OFF/VCR

switch while sliding it to CAMERA.

Insert the cassette you want to

record on.

Recording on the TV

Press the camcorder's REC/PA USE

button to begin recording. You can

watch what the camcorder is seeing

or recording on the TV screen.

Note: When the camcorder is used as a

camera, turn the TV's volume down to

prevent a high-pitched squeal caused by

feedback.

Normal TV Viewing _:,_:_,::::_=_, ___y_y_:_::_=_=__

For normal TV viewing, you can leave from the camcorder or turn the

the RF output adapter hooked up to the camcorder's power off.

TV. Just disconnect the adapter's plug

Note to Cable-TV Installer: This reminder is provided to call your attention to Article

820-40 of the National Electrical Code (Section 54 of Canadian Electrical Code,

Part I), that provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the

cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building as close to the

point of cable entry as practical.

The shoulderstrap is designedto let you carry the camcorderfrom your shoulderand

-- when you are ready to shoot-- bring the camcorderto shooting position in one

quick movement.

To Attach the Shoulder Strap

1. Unfasten one end of the shoulder strap from the buckle. Make sure you leave the

buckle on the strap.

2. Thread one end of the shoulder strap through one of the shoulder strap rings as

shown below in diagrams A and B.

Diagram A Diagram B

Shoulder Strap Rings

3. Thread the strap back into the buckle as shown below. Pull on the strap and make

sure it is fastened correctly and tightly before using it to support your camcorder.

4. Repeat steps 1-3 to attach tile other end of the shoulder strap.

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device and RF lighting device, pursuant to

Part 15 and part 18 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined

by turning the equipment off and on, the user

is encouraged to try to correct the interference

by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced

radio/TV technician tot help.

Alterations or modifications carried out

without appropriate authorization may

invalidate the user's FCC right to operate the

equipment.

General

Power requirement: 9.6VDC

Power consumption: 7 watts (normal)

for CG733

8 watts (normal)

for CG735

Weight: 4.4 lbs. (2 kg)

Dimensions:

4-1/4"(W) x 8-3/8"(H) x 13-1/8"(D)

(108 x 213 x 334mm)

Video Recorder Section

Format: VHS

Record/Playback System:

Two video record/playback heads

Headwheel Cylinder Diameter: 62 mm

Video Signal: EIA Standard NTSC

Color

Camera Section

Scanning: 525 Lines/60 Fields/30

Frames

Image Sensor: 1/4" high/resolution,

solid state CCD imager

Tripod Mount: One 1/4" x 10 threaded

hole

Lens: fl.4- 16:1 (4-64mm)

Diameter: 46 mm

Adapter/Charger

Power Requirement: 120 V 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption: 30 Watts (max)

Weight: (390 grams)

Dimensions:

(78 x 52 x 155 ram)

We invite you to take a look at some great ideas for sparking creativity and adding to

the fun of using your camcorder. These pages have a selection of accessories to help

make your memorable moments look and sound even better.

To order accessories, contact your local dealer.

Accessories are available by calling toll-free or by using the order form. See

pages 49-51.

AC202 Soft Camcorder Case

This case provides exceptional protection and

utility for full size camcorders and most

accessories. It is constructed of rugged

nylon fabric for years of reliable service and

good looks.

Three outside pockets provide ample

accessory storage with mesh-covered lens

filter compartment and built-in holders for

memo pads, pens, and other accessories. The

hand grip and adjustable shoulder strap allow

for convenient, comfortable transportation of

the camcorder.

DCC096 DC (Battery) Car Cord

This DC car cord enables you to operate

your camcorder from your car, truck, or

RV by plugging the car cord directly into

the vehicle's cigarette lighter.

CPS014 AC Adapter/Charger

This adapter/charger operates on 100-240

volts, 50/60 Hz, so it can be used almost

anywhere in the world to power your

camcorder and recharge the EP096FS

battery supplied with your camcorder.

It also charges the EP096FL battery. A

simple plug adapter may be required in

some countries.

EP096FS/EP096FL Rechargeable Batteries

These rechargeable lead-acid batteries

are specifically designed for long life.

The EP096FS can power your camcorder

up to one hour and the EP096FL up to

two hours (depending on how much you

use the light, zoom, and pause).

Both batteries can be recharged with

the AC adapter/charger that came

packed with your camcorder. First

charging takes approximately two

hours for the EP096FS and three

hours for the EP096FL.

VH83 Audio/Video Cable

This six foot audio/video dubbing cable is used to

connect your camcorder to a VCR or TV monitor to

copy tapes.

CRF95 RF Output Adapter

This adapter is used with coaxial RF cable (VH82 or VH85) to

connect your camcorder to a standard TV (one without

audio/video input jacks) for playback. If your antenna cable is

the flat twin-lead type attached by two screws, you will also

need a 300-75 ohm transformer such as 193983. If your TV

has 300 ohm antenna screw terminals, you will need an

optional 75/300 ohm transformer such as AH011.

Coaxial RF Cables

VH82 (6-ft)

VH85 (12-ft)

These RF cables are used with the RF output adapter to

connect your camcorder to a standard TV (one without

audio/video input jacks) for playback.

If your antenna cable is the flat twin-lead type attached by

two screws, you will also need a 300-75 ohm transformer

such as 193983.

If your TV has 300 ohm antenna screw terminals, you will

need an optional 75-300 ohm transformer such as AH011.

193983 Cable Transformer

This 300-to-75 ohm transformer is used to connect a

standard 300-ohm antenna twin-lead to a standard round

75-ohm connector.

VH54 Cable Transformer

This 75-to-300 ohm transformer is used to connect a

standard 75-ohm antenna cable, such as AH065G or

AH066G, to the 300-ohm screw terminals on a TV.

AH25 Y-Adapter

This Y-adapter allows you to connect your camcorder's mono

audio cable to a stereo TV or VCR.

Removing the Lens Hood

The lens hood can be removed so you can attach optional accessories, such as wide-

angle lens, lens extender, or lens filter kit. Do not grasp the end of the lens hood.

Attach the lens cap over the lens hood, then turn them counterclockwise to

remove them.

Attaching Accessory Lens

Remove the lens hood as shown above.

Turn the accessory lens clockwise into the camcorder's lens. Make sure the lens is

tightened firmly, but do not over tighten.

Using an Optional Tripod

Mounting the camcorder on a tripod, such as AC093, will keep the camcorder steady

and produce excellent video results.

AC093 Deluxe Tripod

This tripod's fluid effect head provides

smooth camera pan and tilt. Its quick-

release mount makes it easy to attach or

remove the camcorder. The grooved,

tubular 3-section leg design folds down

to 24" when not in use and weighs only

4-1/4 lbs. Rubber feet allow for sure

footing and the built-in retractable leg

spikes eliminate the need for removing

the feet.

Caution: Busing a di,:_ake: sureit is stable en :::::_5!:,holdthe camcorder_;_!_:

without falling over. Dono_i_port':the::camcorder attacheff'_bihe tripod. : iI :i

Ken attaching yourcam _to a _pod, be careful notto _e_e tr!p_:scre_ _:

into the camcorder :s dm0unfing hole. ...... :i "..... :::ii.:": '"::: : i:_ii:i.::_::_:i:::_

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All specifications and descriptions of accessories are subject to change without notice.

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Order Form for Camcorder Models CG733/CG735

Description

Soft Camcorder Case

Deluxe Tripod

Y-Adapter

AC Adapter/Charger

RF Output Adapter

Car Cord

Rechargeable Battery

Cable Transformer

Audio/Video Cable

RF Coaxial Cable (6-ft.)

RF Coaxial Cable (12-ft.)

300-75 Cable Transformer

DC Cable

Shoulder Strap

AC Adapter/Charger (Supplied)

Part No.

AC202

AC093

AH25

CPS014

CRF95

DCC096

EP096FS

EP096FL

VH54

VH83

VH82

VH85

193983

233328

227327

232595

Price

$ 49.95

$ 59.95

$ 2.95

$219.95

$ 69.95

$ 49.95

$ 69.95

$ 79.95

$ 2.95

$ 5.95

$ 6.95

$ 7.95

$ 10.00

$ 12.40

$ 10.35

$115.50

Qty. Total

Prices are subject to change without notice.

Total Merchandise ...........................................................

Sales Tax .........................................................................

We are required by law to collect the appropriate sales tax

for each individual state, county, and locality to which

the merchandise is being sent.

Shipping and Handling ....................................................

Total Amount Enclosed ................................................

Use VISA, MasterCard, or Discover Card.

Money order or check must be in U.S. currency only.

No COD or cash.

$ 5.00

• Allow 4 weeks for delivery.

• All accessories are subject to availability.

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Charge your order on your VISA,MasterCard,

or Discover Card by filling in below

USE YOUR CREDIT CARD

IMPORTANT: Copy complete account number from your VISA card

I III IIII IIII 11 [ [ [ Expiration date: _"]

IMPORTANT: Copy complete account number from your MasterCard

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Copy Number above your name on MasterCard [""l""'l"_ Expiration date: [ [ II I I

IMPORTANT: Copy complete account number from your Discover Card

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Expiration date: _

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE

Prices are subject to change without notice.

Print or type your name and address

clearly. This will be your mailing label.

A complete and correct order will

save you days of waiting.

Name:

Street:

City:

State:

Apt:

Zip:

::r

Please make sure that both sides of this form have been filled out completely.

• Allow 4 weeks for delivery.

• All accessories are subject to availability.

To order accessories, contact your local Dealer.

If a dealer is not nearby, you can also follow the directions below to order by

telephone or direct-by-mail.

United States and Canada Orders

To place your order by phone, have your Visa, MasterCard, or Discover Card ready

and call the toll-free number listed below between 8AM and 8PM (EST) Mon.- Fri.,

or 9AM - 5PM (EST) Sat. Use this number only to place an order for accessory

items listed on this order form.

1- 800 -338 -0376

To place your order by mail, detach and mail the completed order form with credit

card information, money order, or check in U.S. currency (made payable to Thomson

Consumer Electronics, Inc.) to the following address:

Video Accessories

PO Box 8419

Ronks, PA 17573

Keep dustand grit from entering the

camcorder's cassettedoor. Dust and grit

areabrasiveand causeexcessivewear to

both the camcorder'srecording and

playback headsandcassettes.

Do not use strong or abrasive detergents

when cleaning your camcorder. They

may damage the 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.

Do not touch the lens with your finger!!

The oil from your skin may damage the

lens. To clean the lens, always use lens-

cleaning tissues and a commercially

prepared cleaning solution designed for

use on camera lens.

Always replace the lens cap on the lens

when the camcorder is not in use.

The camcorder can be damaged by

improper storage or handling. Do not

subject the camcorder to swinging,

shaking, or dropping.

Do not store the camcorder in

temperatures below -22-°F (-30°-C) or

above 149-°F(65-°C).

When the camcorder is not in use, always

remove the cassette and AC adapter/

charger or battery.

Retain the original carton for future

storage or shipping purposes.

Do not aim your camcorder at the sun or

other bright objects or leave your

camcorder in direct sunlight. Doing so

could permanently damage the

camcorder's internal parts.

Avoid operating your camcorder after

moving it from a cold location to a warm

location. Moisture may cause the tape to

stick to the headwheel and damage the

headwheel or tape. Give the camcorder 2

to 3 hours to reach a stable temperature

before inserting a cassette.

Do not operate or leave your

camcorder in extremely humid

environments.

Do not operate the camcorder for

extended periods in temperatures

below 40-°F (4'-'C) or above 95'-'F

(35-°C).

Do not expose the camcorder or

adapter/charger to rain or moisture.

If either component becomes wet,

turn off the power and take the unit to

an Authorized GE Camcorder

Servicenter.

Cleaning the Camcorder _'_____'____

To clean the camcorder's exterior,

remove any power source connected to

the camcorder and gently wipe it with a

clean soft cloth.

Cleaning the Camcorder's Lens

To clean the camcorder's lens, blow it

with a blower brush, and then gently

wipe the lens with cleaning tissue and

commercially prepared cleaning solution

designed for use on camera lens.

Improper cleaning may scratch the lens.

Cleaning the Camcorder's Viewfinder ..................................................._.............................._.................................._°_=_=_:_'

To clean the viewfinder for Model CG733: The viewfinder eyepiece for Model

1. Depress tab to open small cover.

2. Gently use a cotton swab and clean

the mirror inside viewfinder.

3. Gently close cover until tab snaps

in place.

CG735 can be removed for cleaning.:

.Turn the eyepiece

counterclockwise

and pull it out.

.Gently use a cotto

swab or blower brush

to remove the dust.

.Reattach the eyepiece

by aligning the

reference marks, and

then turn the

eyepiece clockwise

until it clicks.

Troubles sometimes are caused by simple "faults" that you can easily correct without

the help of a service technician by first checking a few basic remedies.

Before you call or take your camcorder to an Authorized GE Camcorder Servicenter,

look below for the type of trouble you are experiencing. Then perform the simple

checks and adjustments listed for that trouble.

No Power

Will Not Record or

Play Back

Will Not Play Back

Will Not Record

No Picture in Viewfinder

Tape Does Not Rewind

or Fast Forward

Tape Stops During

Rewind or Fast

Forward

•If using the rechargeable battery, it may need

recharging.

•If using the AC adapter/charger, make sure it is

plugged into a working AC outlet.

• Make sure there is a cassette in the camcorder.

• Try ejecting and re-inserting the cassette.

• The cassette tape is broken -- try another cassette.

• You have reached the end of the cassette -- try

rewinding it.

• Moisture condensation may cause the tape to stick to

the headwheel and damage the headwheel or tape.

Give the camcorder 2 to 3 hours to reach a stable

temperature before re-inserting a cassette.

•CAMERA/OFF/VCR switch must be in VCR.

• Safety tab has been removed from cassette.

See page 16.

•CAMERA/OFF/VCR switch must be in CAMERA.

• Make sure the lens cap has been removed.

• Make sure camcorder is not in the title mode. Press

TITLER to exit.

The tape counter's memory-stop feature may be

turned on. When an "M" appears behind the tape-

counter display, the camcorder will stop rewinding or

fast-forwarding when the counter reads "O000M".

Press the REW/REVIEW or F.FWD button again to

continue, or press DISPLAY to turn off memory stop.

Camcorder Remains

in Play Pause

Poor Picture Quality

During Recording

Viewfinder Displays Are

Out of Focus

Poor Auto-Focus

Operation

Poor Picture Quality

During Playback

Recorded Audio is Too

Low

AE Shutter-Speed or

INDEX Indicator Does

Not Appear in

Viewfinder

Date and Time (or Date)

were Recorded on the

Tape

• Press REC/PAUSE to return to normal playback.

• There is insufficient light. Add more light.

• Try adjusting the eyepiece focus control. Details are

on page 22.

Lens may be smudged and image appears unfocused.

Viewfinder eyepiece focus control may be adjusted

incorrectly. Details are on pages 22-23.

• Tape was recorded on a different camcorder or VCR.

If the picture contains black-and-white streaks, press

one of the TRACKING buttons to correct.

• Camcorder only has one speed (SP). If the tape was

recorded on a different VCR at a different speed, it

cannot be played back in this camcorder.

• Subject may have been too far from the camcorder.

•CAMERA/OFF/VCR switch must be in CAMERA,

and press DISPLAY to display the indications.

• Date and time (or date) will be recorded on the tape

whenever they appear in the viewfinder. Press

DATE/TIME to remove them from the viewfinder

when recording.

Date and Time Appear

Incorrect

Camcorder Does Not

Turn On and/or

Function Buttons Will

Not Operate

• Make sure the date and time have been set. Details on

page 26.

• The camcorder's internal clock battery may need

recharging. Details on page 27.

Remove the power source.

After one minute press the

reset switch gently using a

non-metallic pointed item,

such as a toothpick, until

you feel a click. This resets

the camcorder to the factory

settings and erases the date,

time, and custom settings.

Note: When connecting a

power source again, wait for

about one minute after the

reset switch is pressed.

Reset Switch

You can reach Thomson at the

following number:

800-283-6503

(Toll free inside U.S.A.)

Our toll-free Camcorder number

operates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., CST

Monday - Friday

for U.S. customers only

Thomson provides a toll-free telephone

number to help you with any problems

you may encounter with your camcorder.

Many can be diagnosed over the phone,

and if necessary, repair or replacement

will be arranged. Please have your

camcorder model/serial number and date

of purchase ready when you call. If your

unit is out of warranty, we will quote the

cost of a repair or replacement unit

to you.

Returning equipment to Thomson for repair or exchange

If we are unable to resolve your problem

over the phone, we will gladly service

your unit or exchange it for a new or, at

our option, refurbished camcorder.

Refer to the limited warranty on the

reverse side to learn about your specific

rights and responsibilities.

Always consult Thomson and get a

Return Authorization number before

returning anything! Obtain a Return

Authorization (RA) number from the

telephone representative before returning

your equipment to avoid delays,

accounting errors, or even loss of your

unit.

Important information to customers

Thomson Consumer Electronics

The Thomson representative who

authorized the return of your equipment

will give you an RA number over the

phone. They will also provide you with

instructions on where and how to return

your camcorder. Write the number in

large, clear characters on the outside of

the box. To avoid confusion and

misunderstandings, shipments without an

RA number clearly visible on the outside

of the box will be returned to you at your

expense.

Include a brief note describing the

problem and any conversations about the

problem you have had with Thomson

personnel. Include your name, address

who ship defective equipment to

and model/serial number of your

camcorder. These numbers are located

on the bottom of your unit. If your

camcorder is within the warranty period,

please provide a copy of the bill of sale

to verify purchase date. Use the original

box and packing material to protect the

equipment from damage in shipment.

For your protection, insure all shipments

for full replacement value and use a

reliable shipper. Thomson assumes no

responsibility for warranty shipments

from the customer to the factory if not

shipped in the manner prescribed by

Thomson.

What your warranty covers:

•Any defect in materials or workmanship.

For how long after your purchase:

•90 days for labor charges.

•One year for parts.

The warranty period for rental units begins

with the first rental or 45 days from date of

shipment to the rental firm, whichever

comes first.

What we will do:

During the initial 90 days

• Exchange your camcorder with a new or

refurbished unit, or repair your camcorder.

The option will be ours. There will be no

cost to you.

After the 90 days and within one year

• Exchange your camcorder with a new or

refurbished unit, or repair your camcorder.

The option will be ours. Parts will be

provided at no charge, but you will be

responsible for the cost of labor required

for the repair.

How you get service:

• Call 1-800-283-6503 and have your unit's

date of purchase and model/serial number

ready. The model/serial number

information is on the bottom of your

camcorder.

• A representative will troubleshoot your

problem over the phone. If the

representative determines that you should

receive a replacement unit, you will be

provided with a Return Authorization (RA)

number and the location of a nearby

exchange point if one exists. No returns

will be accepted without the RA number.

To receive a replacement camcorder before

you return yours:

If you are located near an exchange point:

1. We will send a replacement unit to the

exchange point next business day

delivery in the continental USA.

2. The exchange location will notify you of

its arrival.

3. Take your unit, excluding all accessories,

and your evidence of purchase date, such

as a bill of sale, to the exchange location

and you will be provided the new or

refurbished unit.

4. If the repairs were covered by your

warranty, you will not be billed.

If you ;_re not located near an exchange

1. Provide your Discover, MasterCard or

Visa account number and expiration date

to our phone representative. This is for

security purposes. If we receive your unit

within 14 days from the date you were

provided an RA number, only items not

covered by warranty will be charged to

your account. IF YOUR UNIT IS NOT

RECEIVED WITHIN 14 DAYS, THE

SUGGESTED RETAIL VALUE OF

THE CAMCORDER WILL BE

CHARGED TO YOUR CREDIT

CARD. This amount will be credited if

the unit is subsequently received.

2. We will send you a replacement unit next

business day delivery in the continental

USA.

3. You will receive an invoice packed with

the replacement product, but will not be

charged for the unit portion of the invoice

amount if we receive your unit within 14

days from the date you were provided the

RA number. Any labor and parts charges

not covered by the warranty will be

included and charged against your

account.

4. Ship the unit back to us using the

replacement unit's carton. Shipping

instructions will be included in the carton

along with your RA number, which will

allow you to easily ship the unit back to

US.

Make sure you insure your shipment in

case of damage or loss.

Include with the shipment:

• Evidence of purchase date, such as a bill

of sale, to verify your unit's warranty

eligibility.

• A brief note describing your camcorder's

problem.

• Your name, address, and phone number.

Return transportation, storage, handling, and

insurance costs are your sole responsibility.

We accept no liability in case of damage or

loss.

To receive a replacement unit after we

have received your unit:

1. Write the RA number on the outside of

the carton used to return the unit. Make

sure you insure your shipment in case

of damage or loss.

2. Carefully pack the unit using the original

box and packing material if possible.

3. Include with the shipment:

• Evidence of purchase date, such as a bill

of sale, to verify your unit's warranty

eligibility.

• A brief note describing your camcorder

problem.

• Your name, address, and phone number.

Return transportation, storage, handling, and

insurance costs are your responsibility. We

accept no liability in case of damage or loss.

4. The representative will advise the address

to mail a cashier's check or money order

for payment if there are any out of

warranty labor or parts charges, and you

elected not to use your credit card.

5. Upon receipt of your product and

applicable payment, a new or refurbished

unit will be shipped to you next day

delivery in the continental USA.

•Take your unit to the Authorized GE

Camcorder Servicenter of your choice.

• Show the Authorized GE Camcorder

Servicenter representative evidence of

purchase date, such as a bill of sale.

• Pick up your camcorder when repairs are

complete.

What your warranty does not cover:

• Adjustment of customer controls.

• Damage from misuse or neglect,

• A unit that has been modified or

incorporated into other products or is used

for institutional or other commercial

purposes.

•Batteries for remote control and clock.

• Cleaning of video/audio heads.

• Camcorders purchased or serviced outside

the USA.

• Return transportation, storage, and

handling costs of your unit, including

insurance for loss or damage.

• Acts of God, such as but not limited to

lightning damage.

Product Registration:

• Please complete and mail the Product

Registration Card packed with your

camcorder. It will make it easier to

contact you should it ever be necessary.

The return of the card is not required for

warranty coverage.

How State Law relates to warranty:

•This warranty gives you specific legal

rights, and you may have other rights that

vary from state to state.

If you purchased your camcorder

outside the USA:

•This warranty does not apply.

Contact your dealer for warranty

information.

To have your Camcorder repaired by an

Authorized GE Camcorder Servicenter:

•Check with your dealer or call 1-800-447-

1700 for the Authorized GE Camcorder

Servicenter nearest you.

Accessories, Included .............. 3

Accessories, Optional .......... 44-51

Accessory Lens, Attaching ......... 47

Accessory Order Form .......... 49-51

Adapter/Charger, Using .......... 4,10

Adjustments and Checks ........ 54-56

AE Displays .................. 20,24

AI (Artificial Intelligence) ......... 19

Assistance ...................... 57

Attaching Adapter/Charger ....... 4,10

Attaching the Rechargeable Battery . .12

Attaching the Shoulder Strap ....... 42

A UDIO/VIDEO Jacks ...... 8,38-39,40

AUTO Date Display .............. 27

Battery, Attaching and Removing .... 12

Battery Care and Storage .......... 13

Battery Charging ................. 11

Battery, Clock ................... 27

BATTERY EJECT Lever ......... 9,12

Battery Level Indicator ......... 14,24

Battery, Rechargeable .......... I 1-14

Battery Safety Precautions ......... 13

BRIGHT Control ................. 23

Camcorder, Cleaning ............. 53

Camcorder Operating Controls ..... 8-9

Camcorder, Powering .......... 10-15

Camcorder, Unpacking ............. 3

CAMERA/OFF/VCR Switch..5,7,12,19,

............ 26-27,32-34,36,39,41

Car Cord, Optional ............. 15,45

Card, Registration ................. i

Care and Maintenance .......... 52-53

Care and Storage, Battery .......... 13

Care and Storage, Cassettes ........ 17

Cassette Door .................. 9,17

Cassette, Inserting and Removing . .6,17

Cassette Tips .................... 18

Cassettes, Video ............... 16-17

Charging the Battery .............. 11

Chart of Title Characters ........... 33

Checking Battery Power ........... 14

Checks and Adjustments ........ 54-56

Cleaning the Camcorder ........... 53

Clock Battery, Charging ........... 27

Contents ................. ...... 1-2

Copying Tapes ................ 38-39

Correcting the Date and Time ....... 26

Customer Assistance. 1,3,57,Back Cover

Date and Time Displays ° ° .24-25,26-27

Date and Time Recording .......... 27

DATE/TIME Button ........ 8,25,26-27

DC IN 9.6V Jack .................. 9

Design Specifications ............. 44

DISPLAY Button ....... 8,24-25,28-29

Edit Search ..................... 31

EDIT ADV Button .......... 8,32-34

Electronic Indexing ............... 21

Erase Protection ................. 16

Eyepiece Focus Control ........ 6,8,22

FOCUS Control ................. 23

F.FWD Button ....... 8,19,26,29,31,37

First-Time Operation ............. 3-9

Focus, Auto and Macro ............ 20

Handstrap ...................... 5,9

INDEX Indicator ............ 21,24-25

Indexing, Electronic .............. 21

Information to User ............... 43

Lens Hood ....................... 8

Lens Cap Holder .................. 9

Lens Cap, Remove ................ 5

Lens Hood, Removing ........... 8,47

Lens, Cleaning .................. 53

Limited Warranty ............. 58-59

Maintenance and Care .......... 52-53

Memory Stop Feature .......... 28-29

Microphone ................... 8,19

NO TAPE Indicator ............ 24-25

Operating Controls, Camcorder ..... 8-9

Operation, First-Time ............ 3-9

Optional Accessories ........... 44-51

Optional Car Cord ............. 15,45

Order Form, Accessories ........ 49-51

Picture Search ................... 37

PLAY Button ......... 7,8,31,36,39,41

Playback on a TV with

AUDIO/ VIDEO IN Jacks ..... 38-39

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Playback on a TV

without Audio/Video Inputs . .40-41

Playback, First .................... 7

Playback, Viewfinder .............. 36

Plug Adapter, Optional ............ 10

Power Zoom Buttons ........ 24-25,30

Powering Your Camcorder ...... 10-15

Problem Solving .............. 54-56

Product Registration ............... i

ProEdit Features .............. 31-34

Program AE (Auto Exposure) ....... 20

Quick Review ................... 19

REC Indicator .................. 7,24

REC/PAUSE Button .7,9,29,34,37,39,41

Rechargeable Battery ........... I 1-14

Recording Date and Time .......... 27

Recording Speed ................. 16

Recording Tips .................. 35

Recording Titles ................. 34

Recording, First ................... 7

Registration Card .................. i

Removing Lens Hood ............. 47

Removing the Rechargeable Battery . 12

RESET Button ................. 8,29

REVIEW Button ................ 8,19

REW (Rewind) Button

............... 7,8,19,26,29,31,37

RF DC OUT Jack ............... 8,40

RF Output Adapter .......... 40-41,46

Safety Information ................. i

Safety Precautions, Battery ......... 13

Safety Tab ...................... 16

Set the Date and Time ............. 26

Shoulder Strap Attachment Rings . .9,42

Shoulder Strap, Attaching .......... 42

Solving Problems .............. 54-56

SP (Standard Play) Speed .......... 16

Specifications ................... 44

Status Displays .................. 24

Stop Action Pause ................ 37

STOP/EJECT Button

........... 6,7,8,17,19,26,29,39,41

Tab, Safety ..................... 16

Table of Contents ................ 1-2

TAPE END Indicator ........... 24-25

TAPE Indicator ............... 24-25

Tape Copying ................ 38-39

Tape Counter ................. 24,29

Tape Positioning ................. 19

Things to Avoid ................. 52

Tilt Adjustment... ............... 23

Time and Date Display .... 24-25,26,27

Time and Date Recording .......... 27

Time Remaining Display ........ 21,24

Tips, Cassette ................... 18

Tips, Recording .................. 35

Tips, Traveling .................. 18

Title Select + and - Buttons .... 8,32-34

Title Select Button ........... 8,32-34

TITLER Button .............. 8,32-34

Titler ....................... 32-34

TRACKING (Also Power Zoom)

Buttons ................... 36,37

Traveling Tips ................... 18

Tripod, Using ................... 48

Trouble Checks ............... 54-56

Unpacking the Camcorder .......... 3

Using a Tripod .................. 48

Using Adapter/Charger ............ 10

Using the Rechargeable Battery .. 11-14

VIDEO/AUDIO Jacks ...... 8,38-39,40

Video Cassettes ............... .16-17

Viewfinder ........... 6,8,22-23,36,53

Viewfinder Playback .............. 36

Viewfinder, Cleaning ............. 53

Warranty, Limited ............. 58-59

Zoom Buttons ................. 9,30

Zoom Level Control ............ 24,30

Zooming ....................... 30

Need Assistance? We want to help!

U.S. Consumers:

Camcorder Exchange Warranty ...... 800-283-6503

Customer Service 800-447-1700

•••••••••••••••••

Accessories 800-338-0376

Canadian Consumers:

English 800-522-0338••••••••••••••••* • •••••••

French 800-522-0445

••••I••••••••••••••••••••

Please do not send any products to the

Indianapolis address listed in this manual or

on the carton. This will only add delays in

service for your product.

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