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Deleting images — DELETE
Van can deleie images Sim-ed in a "Memory Stick” You can delete all images or selected
images.
Before operatlan
lnsexl a ”Memory Stick” into your camcorder.
(1) Set the POWER switch to MEMORY or VCR.
(2) Press PLAY or Cl PB, then press -/+ to select the image you want in delete.
(3) Press FN m display PAGEI.
(4) Press DELETE “DELETE?” appeals on me LCD screen. '
(5) Press 0K. The selected image is deleted.
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To return to PM ~
Press EXIT.
To cancel deleting an image
Press CANCEL in step 5.
Notes
-To delete a protected image, first Lance! image protection.
- Once you delete an image, you cannot meme it. Check the images in deleie mrefully
before deleting them.
If (he write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick" is set N: LOCK
You meme: delele images.
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Insert a "Memory Stick” imo your camcorder.
(1) Set the POWER switch to MEMORY or VCR. c
(2) In VCR mode, press El PB. 4.‘
In MEMORY mode, go to step a. )"—”/fi
(3) Press INDEX lo display the index. 9
(4) Press DEL, then press the image you want no delete The nunibér of Ehe
selected image is highlighted.
(5) If there is other image you want to delete, press the image.
(6) After selecting the image to be deleted, press EXEC. "DELETE?" appears on
the LCD screen.
(7) Press OK. The selected imflgfi are deleted.
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Deleting images — DELETE
You can delete all the unprotected images in a “Memury Stick.”
Before operation
Insert a "Memory Sfid<" mm your mmcoxder.
(1) Se! me POWER switch to MEMORY.
(2) Press FN to display PAGE.
(3) Press MENU, then select DELETE ALL in D in the menu settings (p. ' D). And
press DEC.
(4) Plus 1/1 to select OK then press EXEC.
”0K" changes to ”EXECUTE”.
(5) Press EXEC. ‘
DELETLNG appears on the LCD screen. When all the unprotected images are
deleted. COMPLETE is displayed.
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‘ Press EXIT. ,
To cancel deleting all the images
Press T/l mselm RETURN in step 5, then pms EXEC.
While "DELETlNG" appears \
Do not turn the POWER switch or pressyany humans. ,
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Writing a print mark — PRINT MARK
Yau can specify the rararded still image ii, print out by putting marks This runcrian is
useful for priming aui sriu images iaiar.
Your mmaordar conforms with iria DPOF (Digirai Print Order Format) siandara far
specifying the aim images toyrim out.
Before operation /
Insert a "Memory Stick" into your camcorden
(1) Set the POWER switch to MEMORY or VCR. ‘ - ‘
(2) In VCR mode, press c: PB. ‘
In MEMORY mode, 50 to siap a. J’v—f’ ,
(3) Press INDEX to display the index, v
(4) Frags Q“ MARK The screen to write a prim mark appears.
(5) Press the image you want be write a print mark. The Q.“ appears on the
selected imager
To return to PM
Press EXIT.
To cancel vilriting print marks
Press the image you want to cancel the print mark in step 5 again. Tim Q“ d'mppears.
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Yau cannot write prim marks on aim images,
Moving picture!
You raniiai wrira print marks on moving pictures.
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— Viewing Images Using your Computer —
Viewing images on your computer
- Introduction
There are the following ways of connecting your camcorder io a computer in order to
view images saved on a "Memory stick" or recorded on a tape on your computer.
To view images on a Computer which has e Memory Stick slot, first remove itie
”Memory Stick" from your cameerder and then insert it lnio the computer's Memory
Siickslut.
Reference pages
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Stick" image ”53W" (supplied) editing software '
" when connecting to a computer without a USE jack
Use an optional floppy disk adapter for Memory Sticks or a PC card adapter for
Memory Sticks.
When purdresing an accessory, clieeltiis catalog beforehand for the reoonunended
operating environment,
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When connecting to a computeryie the usa jack, template Installation of the x
USB driver before connecting your cammrder to the computer. if you connect
your cammrdertc your computer first. you will not be able to install the use
driver correctly.
for details about your oomputers connectors and editing software, Contact the
computer manufachlrerl
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Viewing images on your computer — Introduction
“Memory Stick”
- "Memory Stick” operaiiona on your camcorder cannot he assured ii a ”Memory Stick"
formatted on your computer is used on your camcorder, or if the "Memory Stink” in
your camcorder was formatted from your computer when the USE cable was
connected. ,
- Do not compress the daba on the "Memory Stick." Compressed mes cannot be played
back on your (amcurderi
Software
- Depending on your application software, the hie size may increase when you open a
sdii image filer
- When you load an image modified uaing retouching soirware from your computer to 7 _
your camcorder or when you directly modify rhe image on your camcorder, the image
iormat will differ so a file error indimtor may appear and you may he unabie to open
the me.
Communications with your computer
Communicarions herween your camcorder an
51 your computer may not recover after
recovering from Suspend, Resume, or Sieep.
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Connecting your camcorder to your
computer using the i.LINK cable
- For Windows users ‘ ,
You an view or edit the images recorded on a tape using your computer. You can also
record images edited with the cpmputer on the tape.
To view images an wur computer, the application software Moviesliaker Ver.3.1 for
MICROMV (supplied) and iii—INK tuneup
Computer
Interface)
=5 ’ Sign“ “W i.LlNK'atble (optional)
Before installing the Linux driverand tlie applicatlon software imn your
computer, be sure not to tonnen your (amcorder to the campmer.
Note
, To View images on your computer, you have to install the i.LINK driver and the
application software into your computer They are included in the supplied application
software MovieShaker Ver.3.l for MICROMV. ~
For details on installing and on an i.LIN'K connection refer to the operating instructions
supplied with Movifihaker Vex.3.1 lot MICROMVr ' '
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Recommended computer environment
Recommended Windows environment
05: Microsoft Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP
Home Edition, Windows XF Professional. c
Standard installation is required.
Operation is not assured if the above environment is an upgraded ea
CPU: Pentium III 600 m: or faster (Required)
Pentium "ll! 800 MHZ or faster (Recommended)
Main memory: 123 MB or larger (Required)
256 MB or lnrger (Recommended)
Display: sun x 600 or large: screen size/1024 >< 430 or larger screen size, 16-bit
eplnr or higher , v
Hard disk: 100 MB hard disk space (for installation), ATA66 or higherspeed t
(required for capturing an image)
Tim i.LINK isrrninal (IEEE1394) shall be equipped.
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Connecting your camcorder to your
computer using the USB cable
— For Windows users
Sample“ installation of the USB driver before connecting your camcorder to
your computer. it you connect your camcorder to your computerfirsr, you will
not be able to lnstall the USB drlvor correctly.
When connecting to a computer via the USB jack
You must lnstall a USB driver onto your computer in order to connect your camcorder
to the computer's USB connector. The use driver can be round on the CD-ROM
supplied, along with the epplication software required for idewing images.
it you connect your mmmrder and your computer using the USB cable, you can view
pictures live from your camcorder and picnrres recorded on a tape on your computer
(USE streaming function),
Furthermore, it you download pictures from your camcorder to your oomputer, you can
procfis or edit them in image processing sokware and append them to e-mail.
You can view images recorded on a "Memory Stick" on your Compulert
05:
Microsoft Windows 93515, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows xr
Home Edition or Windows xr Professional
Standard installation is required,
However, operation is not assured ii the above environment is an upgraded 05.
You cannot hear sound it your computer is mnrling windows 98, out you can read still
images. ’
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l-n/ —@Penfium 1ll5uu MHz or taster (800 MHz or faster recommemicd)
Application:
Directx area or later
sound system:
16 hit stereo sound card and stereo speakers
Memory:
64 MB or more
Hard disk:
Available memory required tor installation:
at least 200MB
Available hard disc memory recommended:
at least 1GB (depending on the size of the image fils edited)
Display:
4 MB VRAM video card, Minimum 500 x 600 dot High color (16 on color, 65 000 colors),
Direct Draw display driver capability (At 800 x and dot or less, 255 colors and less, this
product will not operate correctly.) ’
Others:
This product is based on Directx technology, so it is necessary to install Dircctx
The USB connector must be provided as standards
| You cannot use this function in the Macintosh environment. ]
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— For Windows users
Racemmended Windows énvironmen!
OS:
Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 9855, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professionaf,
Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional
Standard instalialwn is required,
However, eperation is not assured it the above environment is an upgraded 05.
CPU:
MMX Pentium 200 MHz or faster
The use connector must be pmvided as standard.
Windows Media Player must be installed (to play back moving pictures).
Notes
~ Opemtions are not guaranteed for the Windows environment it you connect two or
more USB equipment ta a single computer at the same time, or when using a hub
- Some equipment may not operate depending on the type at USB equipment that is
used simuttanepuety.
- Open-inane are net guaranteed for all the recommended compute: environments
mentioned above
0 Windows and Windows Media are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in
the United States and/or other countries.
-1>entium is indemark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
- All other product nama mentianed herein may be the trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective companies Furthermore, “TM" and “®” are not
mentioned in each case in this manual.
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Cnnnem’n your camcorder to your computer using the USB cable
, - For Win ows users
start the following operation without connecting the USE cable to your
com puter.
Colman the usB cable accurdlng to "Making the camputer recognize your
Camcordal”.
lr you are using winduws moo Professiunnl log in with permission or administratols.
ii you are using Windows XP, log in with pennission a! computer administrators.
(1) Turn on your computer and allow Windows to load.
(2) Insert the supplied CD~ROM in the CD-ROM drive of your computer. The
application software starts up and the title saeen appears.
(3) Mcva the cursor to USB Driver and click. This starts USB driver installation.
(4) Follvw the (xi-screen mssages to install the USE driven
(5) Remove the CD-ROM and then restart the computer, in accordance with the
insu'uctions on the screen.
Mme
If you connect the use cable belure use driver installation is complete, the USB driver
will nut be properly registered. Carry out installation again in accordance with the steps
on page . -.
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Connecting your ramcorder to your computer using the USB cable
- For Windows users .
lewing images recor e on a tape on your computer
Refer to page - - for details on viewing the "Memory Stick" images on your computer.
You need ro instau FIXELA ImageMixer to w'ew images recorded on a tape on your
computer. install it from the carom supplied with your oemeorder.
To install and use this software in Windows 2000 Prulssional, you must be authorized
as Power Users or administrators. For Windows XP, you must be authorized as
administrators
(1) Turn on your computer and allow Windows to load:
if you are using your computer, close all running applioac‘lons. j
(z) lnsert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD—ROM drive of your compurer.
The application software starts up and the title screen appears, If the ride
seem does not appear, double-click "My Computer" and then ”ImageMixer"
(CD-ROM Drive). The application software screen appears after a while. “in!
(3) Move the cursor to ”PD(ELA ImageMixer” and click 5
The Install Wizard program starts up and the "Select Settings Language" 3 ,
screen appears. lei.
(4) Select the language for installation. 5
(5) Follow the art-screen messages. %
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(6) If Direch 8.03 or later is not installed on your computer, continue installation 5
after installing ImageMixer. g
(7) Connect the AC power adaptor to your camcorder. Set the POWER switch to 5‘
VCR to
(8) Selecr USB STREAM in to ON in lhe menu settings (p. - -)r g
(9) With the CD-ROM inserted, connect the ‘? (USE) jack on your camcorder to the Q
USE connector on your computer using the supplied USB cable.
Yom' computer renognizes your camcorder, and the Windows Add Hardware fl
Wizard starts. ' 1
use cable (supplied)
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— For Windows users
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(10) Follow the on-screen messages so that the Add Hardware Wizard recognizes
that the USB drivers have been installed. The Add Hardware Wizard starts
three times because three different USE drivers are installed. Be sure to allow
the insaiiiaa‘on to complete without interrupting it.
For Windows 2000 Pmlessiona], Windows X1“ users:
(1 1) After the ”Files Needed" screen appears.
Open "Browse..." —» "My Computer" _. "lmageMixer" —~ ”Sonyhcbsys",
and click ”OK.“
Viewing images recorded on a "Memory Stick" on your
computer
(1) Insert a ”Memory Stick" into your camcorder.
(2) Connect the AC power adaptor and set the POWER switch to MEMORY.
(3) Connect the if (USE) jack on your camcorder tn the USB connector on your
computer using the supplied USB cable.
use MODE appears on the LCD screen uf your camcurder. Your computer
recognizes your camcorder, and the Add Hardware Wizard starts.
(4) Follow the onscreen messages so that the Add Hardware Wizard recognizes
that the USE drivers have been installed. The Add Hardware Wizard starts
two times because two different USE drivers are installed. Be sure to allow the
installation to complete without interrupting it.
You cannot Install the USB driver If a "Memory Stkk" Is nut in your camcorder
Be sure to insert a "Memory Stick” inta your camcorder before installing the USB
driver. ' .
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Connectin your camcorder to your computer using the USB cable
— For Win ows users
The usa driver has been regislerecl incnrrecrly as your computér was cennecred in your
camcorder before installation of rlie uss clriver was completed. Perform me following
procedure to correclly insmll me 1153 driver,
Viewing images recorded on atape
Step 1: Unlns‘tall the lncorrect USB driver
® Turn on your computer and allow Windows to load,
® Connect the AC power adaptor, and set the POWER switch to VCR
® Connect rhe USB connector on your computer to the if (1153) jack on your
camcorder using the USB cable supplied with your camcorden
@ Open your computer’s “Device Manager”.
Windows xr:
Select “Start" —- "Control Panel" —> "System" vb "Hardware", and click the
"Device Manager" button.
If there is no ”System“ inside "Pick a category” after clicking "Control Panel”,
dick “Switch to classic View” instead.
Windows 2000 Professional:
Select “My Campurer" —~ “Control Panel” —. "System" —> ”Hardware" tab,
and click the "Device Manager" button.
Wlndows QESE/Windows Me:
Select "My Computer" —0 "Control Panel” —v "System", and click “Device
Manager”,
(9 Select and delete the underlined devices belowi
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© Turn the POWER switch to OFF (CI-1G) on your camcorder, and then
disconnect the USB able 4
G) Restart your computer;
Step 2: Inflall the USB driver on the supplied CD-ROM —
Perform the entire procedure descnlaed in “Installing the USB drivel" on page - ._ ,_
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Stepi: Uninstall the Incorrect USE drlver ‘ ‘
(D Turn on your computer and allow Windows to load.
(9 insert a "Memory Stick" into your camcorder.
(9 Connect the AC pcwer adaptor, and set the POWER switch to MEMORY.
® Connect the USB connector on your computer tn the 4! (USB) jack on your
camcorder using the USB cable supplied with your camcorder.
@ Open your tomputer's ”Device Manager".
Windows 2000 Prnlessional:
Select "My Computer" _. "Control Panel" -» "System" —- "Hardware”, and
click the "Device Managei” button.
other 05:
Select "My Computer” —v “Control Panel” —v "System", and click "Device
Manager",
® Select ”Other devices".
Select the device prefixed with the ”?” mark and delete.
Ex: (?)S€my Handycam
® Turn the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) on your camcorder, and then
disconnect the USB cable.
(9 Restart your computer.
stepz: Install the usa driver on the supplled CD-RQM
Perform the entire pronedure described in "Installing the us; driver" on page --.
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your computer - For Windows users
You need to install me USB driver and PIXELA bnageMixer to View images recorded
an a tape on your computer (p. - -).
if you are using Windows 2000 Prolessional, you must be authorized as Power Users or
log in with pennission of administrators. If you are using Windows xr, log in with
permission or managers.
Viewing images recorded on a tape
(1) Turn on your computer and illow Windows to lead V
(2) Canned the AC power adaptor, and insert a cassette imo your camcorder
(3) Set the POWER switch to VCR on your camcorder.
Select USE STREAM in lo ON in the menu semngs (p. - -).
(4) Select "Start" —~ “Progams” —& "PIXELA" ~v "Imagelvljxer‘ 4 ”PIXELA
ImageMixer Ver.1.fl for Sony”, '
, The ”PIXELA ImageMixer Ver.1.0 for Sony” startup screen appears on your
computer.
The title screen appears,
(5) Click ® on the screen.
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(7) Connect the i' (USE) jack on your camcm'der to the USB connector on your
computer using the supplied USB cable.
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(8) Press IE! on the LCD screen to start playback.
The picture from the tape appears on preview window an your computer.
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(1) Follow the steps 1, 2 on page ~ -.
(2) Set the POWER switch to CAMERA.
Select USE STREAM in to ON in the menu settings (pr
(3) Follow the steps 4 ta 7 on pages - -
The picture from your camcorder appears on the preview window on your
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Capturing still images
Preview window Thumbnail list window
(1) cuckC@.
(2) Looking at the preview window, move the cursor in (E and click it at ihe
point you want lo capture.
The still image on the screen is Captured
Captured images are displayed in ihe thumbnail listwindow.
Capturing moving pictures
Pleview window Thumbnail list window
(1 J Click .
(2) Looking ai the preview window, click 6) at ihe first scene of the movie you
. want to capture. changes to (D . p
(3) Looking at the prewew window, click ® at the last scene you want to
capture.
The moving piehrre is captured. The captured images appear in the ihurnirnaii
list window,
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Viewing images recorded on a tape on your computer
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vPlXELA lmageMixer is only for the DV equipment though it has the function that
adopts flw iLlNK cable. To View imagfi recorded on a MICROMV tape, use the
application software MovicShsker Ver.3.l for MICROMV.
- When you view images on your computer with the USE connection, the following
may occur. This IS not a malfunction.
- The image shakes up and down
- Some irnega are not displayed correctiy due to noise, etc.
—Imeges of different color systems to that of your camcorder are not displayed
correctly,
- When your camcorder is in the standby mode with a cassette inserted, it turns off
automatically after five minuls. ,
- We recommend setting DEMO MODE to OFF in the menu settings when your
camcorder is in the standby mode and no cassette is inserted
- Indicators in your camcorder LCD screen do not appear on images that are captured
into your computer.
If image daQa cannot be translerred by the USE connection
The List; driver has been registered incorrectly as your computer was connected to your
earnrorderhefore installation of the USB driver was completed, Reinstall the USB driver
following the procedure on page - -.
if any trouble occurs
Close all running applications, then restart your computer.
Carry out the following operatlons after quitting the application:
— Disconnect the USB cable.
— Change the POWER switch to the other position or 5et the POWER swilfh to OFF
(CHG) on your camcorder.
When operating the following functions, they do nattunction forth. image to be
output, or the image cannot be output
—- Color Slow Shutter :
- Super NightShot ‘
— Digital effect
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Viewing images recorded on a tape on your computer
— For Wlndows users
A "PIXELA lmageMlxerVerm for Sony" un-line help site is available where you can
find the derailed operating method of ”PIXELA lmageMixer Ver.1.u for Sony”.
(1) Click ® located in «he upper-righr corner of the screen.
The lmageMixer's Manual screen appears.
(2) You can find the infnrmarion you need from the list of contents.
To close an-line help
Click (8) at the top right of the screen.
If you have any questions about "PIXELAJmageMixer Ver.|.0 for Sony"
"imagelvlixer Vex.1.0 for Sony” is a trademark oiPIXELA eorpurelion. For more
information, refer lo the operating insrrucrions or the CD-ROM supplied win. your
camcorder.
Communications with your computer
Communicahons berween your camcorder and your computer may not reoover after
recovering from Suspend, Resume, or Sleep.
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Viewing images recorded on a "Memory
Stick" on your computer
- For Windows users
i Before opemlon
You need to install the use driver to view the "Memory Stick” images on your
Computer (p. - -). An application such as Windows Media player must be installed to
play back moving pictures in Windows environment
(1) Turn on your computer and allow Windows to load.
(2) Insert a ”Memory Stick” into your camcorder, and connect the AC power
adaptor tp your camcorder.
(3) Set the FOWER switch to MEMORY.
(4) Connect the 4 (USE) jack on your camcorder to the USB connector on your
computer using the supplied USB cable.
USB MODE appears on the LCD screen of your camcorder,
i! (USB) jack
USB connector
uss cable (supplied)
(5) Open “My Computer" on Windows and double-click the newly recognized
drive (Diample: "Removable Disk (E:)").
The folders inside the "Memory Slick" are displayed.
(6) Select and double-click the desired image file fmm the folder.
For the detailed [older and file name, see ”Image file storage destinations and
image files.”
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Stillimage/Movinflicture‘ "DCIM”tolder _. “100MSDCF”fuIdL-:r —- lmfgefile
~ Copying a file to the hard disk as your oomputer before Viewing it n recommended. If
you play back the me directly from the "Memory Stick," the image and sound may
break oft
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- For Windows users
Image files recorded with your camcorder are grouped in folders by recording made.
The meaning: of the file names are as follows. DCICID siands for any number within
the range from 0001 m 9999.
For windows Me users
(The drive recngnizing yaur camcarder is [Ez].)
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”OMSDCF MOVIDDDDMPG Moving Eirhrre file
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(1) Move the cursor be the "Unplug or Eject Hardware” icon on the Task Tray and
click to cancel the applicable drive
(2) Ailer the "Safe to remove” message appears, disconnect the USB cable and
remove the “Memory Slick’ or set the POWER switch w OFF (CI-1G),
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Connecting your camcorder to your
computer using the USB cable
— For Macintosh users
When connecting to a computer via the USB jack
You must install a USB driyer onto your computer in order to connect your camcorder
to the computer’s USB connector, The USB driver can be found on the (ID-ROM
supplied, along with the applimticn software required tor viewing images.
Mae os 8.5.1/B.6/9.D/9-1/9.2 or Mac os x (v10.0/v10.i) standard installation is
required
However, note that the update to Mac os 9.0/9.1/91 should be used for the following
models.
- Mac with the Mac cs 5.5 standard installation and a slut loading type CD-ROM drive
- iBouk or Power Mac G4 with the Mac cs 5.5 standard installation
The USB connector must be provided as standard.
Quick’i'ime 3,0 sr newer must be instailed (to play back moving pictures).
Notes
- Operations are net guaranteed for the Macintosh environment if you connect two or
more List; equipment to a single computer at the same time, or when using it hub.
~Sorrie equipment may not opemte depending on the type of USB equipment that is
used simultaneously.
- Operations are not guaranteed for all the recommended computer environments
mentioned above.
- Macintosh and Mac os, Quick’i‘ime are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc.
-All other produet names mentioned herein may be the trademarks or registered
trademarks of their mspective companies. Furthermure, ”TM" and ”®" are not
mentioned in each case in this manual.
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— For Macintosh users "
Do not ronnect the use (able to your computer before installatldn dfthe use
driver Is templeted. «
Fur Mac os B.5.1ls.6/9.D users
(1) Turn on your computer and allow the Mac 05 to load.
(2) Insert the supplied CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive of your computer.
The application software screen appears.
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(3) Click the "USB Driver" to open the folder containing the six files related to
”Driver."
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(4) Select the following two files, and drag and drop them into the System Folder.
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(5) When the message appears, click "OK.“
The USB driver is installed on your computer.
(6) Remove the CDAROM from the camputer.
(7) Restart your computer.
For Mac OS 9.1/9.21Ma< 05 X (v10.0/v10.1)
The usa driver need notbe installed. Your Macis eutematirally recognized as a drive
just by connecting your Mac using the USE cable.
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Viewing images recorded on a "Memory
Stick" on your computer
— For Macintosh users
Before operation
You need to install the use driver to View the "Memory Stick” images on your
computer (p. - .
e QuickTime 3.0 or newer must be installed to play back moving pictures.
(1) Turn on your computer and allow Mac 05 to load.
(2) Insert a "Memory Stick” into your camcarder, and connect the AC power
adapter to your camcorder.
(3) Set the POWER switch to MEMORY.
(4) Connect the if (USE) jack on your camcorder to the USB connector on your
computer using the supplied USB cable.
USB MODE appears on the LCD screen of your camcorder.
(5) Doubledclick the ”Memory Stick” icon on the desktop.
The folders inside the “Memory Stick” are displayed.
(5) Select and double-click the desired image file from the folder.
Desired file type Double-dick In this order
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' Copying a tile to the hard disk of your computer before viewing it is recommended, lt
you play back the file directly from the “Memory Stick," the image and sound may
break oft.
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(1 ) close all running applications. wa cam my
Make sure that the access lamp of I '~ is not lit.
(1) Drag the “Memory Stick" icon into the Trash . Alternatively, select the
"Memory Stick" icon by clicking on it, and then select "Eject disk” from the
”Special" menu at the tap lett of the screen. '
(3) Disconnect the use cable and remove the ”Memory Stick" or set the POWER‘
switch to OFF (CHG),
For Mac 05 X (V100) users
Shutdown your computer, then disconnect the USB cable and remove the "Memory ‘
Stick” or set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG).
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Accessing the network
— DCR-IPZZO only
You can access the Intemei using a Bluetooth equipped device that is complied to your
camcorderr Once the access is made, you can view a Web page, send/ receive your
e-mail, etc, This section descn’bes only how to open the Newark Menu.
(1) Set the POWER switch to MEMORY/NETWORK.
(2) Press NETWORK,
(a (Bluetooth) Lamp Lights up and Network Menu appears,
For the details refer to the Network Function Operating Instructions supplied with
your camcordexr
a (Bluetooth) lamp
On trademarks
-The Biuetooth trademark are owned by their proprietor and used by Sony
Corpontion under license.
- ALI other product names mentioned herein may be the trademarks u egistered
trademarks of their respective companies. Furthermore, ”TM" and " ' are not
mentioned in each use in this manual,
Note
Make sum that your camcorder is in the standby mode with the POWER switch set w
MEMORY/ NETWORK.
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When operating the network functions, put your camcorder in stable place.
The opemlinn buttons needed in NETWORK made are displayed on the LCD screen
Press the buttons with me supplied stylusl
After using the stylus cs:-
rflm ll back in the holder on the grip bell Held film stylus correctly as shown in the 5
illustmlion and insert it until it clicks. 2
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To return to FN
PIES EXIT.
Menu items are dlsplayed as the following icons:
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E LCD/ VF SET
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Menu lterns differ depending on the posniun cf the POWER swiich.
The LCD screen shows only the items you can ope-ale at the momeni,
POWER
Icon/Item Mode Meaning swim.
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PROGRAM AE — To suil your specific shoalingrequl'lememfim CAMERA n
, / - -) MEMORY 5
P EFFECT — To add special effecls like these in films or an CAMERA 1
the TV to images (E , - -) VCR ;—
RED av: R ON Preliminary flash belore recolding prevents reii- CAMERA ‘2
eye, MEMORY g
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FLASH LVL HlGH To make LhE flash level higher than normal. CAMERA a
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l Low To snake the flash level lower than normal.
SHARPNESS — To adjust the sharpness ol lhe image Aniline m CAHEPA ,
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soften image <—-—> sharpen image
WHT EAL — To adjust the while balame (p. CAMERA '
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AUTO SHTR OON To antenielirslly acfiwke the electronil: shutter CAMERA 2;
when shaming in bright eonditlens 1
OFF To not aummatically activate ihe electronic _
shutter even when shooting in bright conditions ’
FLASH LVL
You cannot adjust FLASH LV‘L if the external flash (optional) is no! eompallble with the
flash level.
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POWER
ken/Item Mode Meaning swltch
E CAMERA SET
a zoom o opp Ta deactivate the digital zoom. Up to 10x zonrn CAMERA
‘ is carried cut.
20x To activate thecligital morn. More than lax lo
20x mum is performed digitally (p, - tlr
120K To acuvale the digital zcumr Mare than [OX to
war zoom isfirfomwd digilally (p. -
EXPANDED F 0 OFF Net to activate the expanded focus 7mm}?— CM ERA
ON While focusing manually, the center of the 1?
ween is disLlazsd at twice the size.
16:9WIDE 0th Not to record a 16:9 wide picture CAMERA » ,
ON To remni a 1619 wide Picture_(e. - 9)
STEAD‘ISHOT CON To cumgensake for camera-shake CAMERA
on ‘ To cancel the Steadyshut. Natural pictures are
‘ pradured when shnlmng a stationary subject
with a tripod.
HOLOGRAM F 0 AUTO The HOLOGRAM AF emits when focusing on Mat/DRY
subjects is difficult in dark places (p. - ~)r 7 7
OFF The HOLOGRAM AF does not emit ‘
N.S. LIGHT 0 ON To use the NightShat Light function (p. - CAMERA
OFF To cancel the NightShat Light hmctlon MEMORY
Notes on the Steadyshot
fiThe Steady/Shut may not correct excessive camera~shake, Even if STEADYSHOT is set
to ON
-Attar.hment of a conversion lens (optional) may influence the SteadyShot.
’ If you cancel the SteadyShot
The Steadyshot aft indicator 1: appeara Your camcorder prevean excessive
compensation for camera-shake.
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VF E.L n sm- NORMAL To set the brightness on the viewfinder screen to CAMERA
normal MEMORY
swam To brighten the viewfinder screen VCR
LCD EL. and VF B.L.
- When you select BRIGHT, battery life is reduced by about 10 percent during
recording, ,
- When you use power supplies other than me battery pack, BRIGHT Ls aulomafimlly
selected.
, Even if you adlust LCD an... LCD coma and/or VF B.L.
The recorded picture will notbe nttected.
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POWER
lam/item Mode Meaning switch
D MEMORY SET
STILL SF!
BURST . OFF Not tn record continual-sly MEMORY
NORMAL Tu recfrd 5mm four to 13 imaged continuously
(P- . .
HIGH SPEED Tn record up to 16 images renrinnnnsly last
EXP BRKTG To record three images centinuensiy with
diiierent exposure
mum san To record nine images rentinueusiy
QUAUTY o SUPER FINE 1's recerd stiu images in the finest image quairry MEMORY
rnede (p u) g VCR
E1NE To record still lmages in the fine image quality
made
STANDARD Tu remrd stiiiirnsges in the standard image v
quality mode ,
[MAG 55115 01600 x1zm To record still images at 1500 x 1200 size (p. - -) MEMORY
540 x m To record still lmages at m x 430 size
MOVIE se-r
MOVIEMODE osur'ER ENE To rederti moving ictures with super fine MEMORY
image quality (17 ) VCR
FINE To record meving pictures with fine image
quality
' STANDARD Te recrrrd moving pictures with standard image
quality
UGHTMODE To record moving pictures to be used as an A»
man ettwunent
EinEMAlN 0 AUTO To display the remaining capacity of the MEMORY
"Memnry Stick” in the Eullnwing cases VCR
~ For five seconds after inserting a "Memmy J
Sllck” into your carncurder
'When the capacity of the ”Memory Stink" is
less than one minute after the POWER switrlt
is set ta MEMORY
- For five seconds utter completing recording
ON To always display the remaining apaclty of the
”Memory Stick‘
11 yau select QUAUTY
The number of images you can sheet in the currently selected image quality appears on
the LCD screen.
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POWER
lam/item Mode Meaning when
E MEMORY ssr
sun! Show w To play batk imageli in a continuous loop (p. MEMORY
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FILE no. 0 SERIES To assign numbars to file in sequence even if the MEMORY
”Memory Slick” ischangzd VCR
Rssrr To reset the me numbering each time the
"Mermry Slick" ischanged
nuns ALL To deleteall the unprotected images ( MEMORY
FORMAT RETURN To cancel fur-mutt g MEMORY '
0K To lam: an inserted ”Memory Stick“
Formatting erases all information on the
"Marne Slick" '
1. Press?” to select FORMAT then press Eric.
2. Prm 1/1 in select OK, then press EXECr
3. Aher "EXECUTE" appears, press lixlic,
"FORMATHNG’ flashes during formatting.
"COMPLETE" appears when Eonnaning is
finished,
Notes on formattlng h
-The "Mammy Slick” supplied with your camcorder has been formatted at factory. =
Formatting with your camcorder is not required. §
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oYou cannnl fomlal the “Memory Stick" if the write-protect tab on the "Memory Slick" a:
is set to LOCK. .=.
- Format the ”Memory Stick” with your fimcorder if m FORMAT ERROR"appears. Q
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" POWER
lam/item Mode Meaning switch
[5m CM SET
TITLEERASE — To erase the title you have superimposed (p. ~ ) CAMERA
VCR .
TITLE DSPL 0 ON To disglaz the title you have superimgosed VCR
OFF Not to display the title
was TITLE — Tu label a cassette (p. - ~) CAMERA
VCR
ERASE ALL — To erase all the dahain cassette memnry (p. n) CAMERA
VCR
m INFUDSPL 0 ON To dlsplay the cassette information 01 the tape CAMERA
This is displayed in: five seconds in the van
following caseslp. - ):
- When turnlng on the power and inserting a
cassette
- When setting the POWER switch to VCR
on: Tu not display the msette infolmation of the
apt
TAPE sn
REMAIN . AUTO To display the remaining (ape bar: , CAMERA
‘Fur abut" eight seconds aim a cassette is ycu
inserted and your namcurder calculates the
remaining amount of tape
. For about eight mnds alter the playback
button E is pressed in VCR mode
- For about eight seconds after DISPLAY/
TOUCH PANEL is pressed m display the
screen indicators
ON Ta always display the remaining tape indicatnr,
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Changing the menu settings
POWER
I tan/item Mode Meaning swltth
SETUP M EN u
CLQCK SET — To set the date or time (p, i, CAMERA
MEMORY
uss STREAM 0 OFF To deactivate the USE streaming function CAMERA
‘ ON To activate the USB streaming iunctiun (p. -' -). VCR
LANGUAGE O ENGLISH“ To display the following information indicators CAMP-RA
in En lish: min, star, REC‘ CAPTURE, VOL, MmORY
SC H and 5mm“ . VCR
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EPANOL To display the informalinn indicators in Spanish
PORTUGUES To display the information indicators in
Portuguese
dill To displaz the information indicators in Chinese
LEM To display the information indicators in Korean
DEMO MODE 0 ON Tomake the demonstration appear CAMERA
OFF To cancel the demonstration mode
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your camoorder, a
-When using the Nightsnot, the "NIGHTSHOT" indieator appears on the LCD screen 5_
and you cannot select DEMO MODE in the menu settings 3-
-1i you press the touch panel during the demonstration, the demonstration stops lot a ‘2
while, then it starts again after about 10 minutee g
-DEM0 MODE is set to my (Standby) at the default setting and the demonstration 5
stars about 10 minutes atter you have set the POWER switdt to CAMERA without a 3
cassette inserted. 3
TO cancel the demonstration, insert a cassette, set the POWER switch to other than §
CAMERA, or set DEMO MODE to OFF. To set to STBY (Standby) again, leave DEMO ‘
MODE at ON in the menu settings, tum the POWER switch to OFF (CHG), and return
the POWER switch to CAMERA,
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POWER
Mode Meaning switrh
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DATA CODE QDATE/CAM When you press DATA CODE on the Remote MEMORY
(On the Renate Commander, the date, time and Va bus settings VCR
Commander) ire disglnxed during playback (pl -),
DATE The date Ind him are displayed during r
playback.
AREA 5:7 _ To set yuur area Iempurarily when using your CAMERA
camcorderina new locurion (E, --l MEMORY
DST 55? 001-1: To lie used whenyouroreo is notindayligm CAMERA
$— MEMORY
on To be used when your area is in daylight saving
time
seep OMELODY To outpur rho melody whenyou start/stop CAMERA
redo-ding or when an unusual condinon occurs MEMORY
. onyoummcorder VCR
NORMAL To aurpu! rhelieep instead of the melody
on: TD osnoel melody and the beep sound
COMMNIDER cool - To ocrlvetc rheRemore Corrinunder supplied CAMERA
wifiimcammrder MEMORY
on To doocriyorc the Remote Cumrmndzr ho avoid VCR
remote control misaperafion roussd by other
VCR‘s remote control
DISPLAY 0 LCD To show the display on rlu LCD screen Ind CAMERA
L MEMORY
V-OUT/LCD To show the display on the TV screen, LCD VCR
screen and viewfinder
REC LAMP oow To light up the camera recording Lamp it the CAMERA
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OFF To rum thccoinem reoording lamp oii so nut ,
the subject is not more of recording
‘ lnstead of DST, SUMMER‘HME E displayed on the screen for some models.
Nate _
if you press DISPLAY/TOUCH PANEL with DlSFLAY set to v-OU'r/LCD in the menu
settings, the picture from a TV or VCR will not appear on the LCD screen even when
your camcorder is connected to the output jade on the TV or VCR.
when retarding a close subien
When REC LAMP is set to ON, the red mmera recording lamp on the front or your
camcorder may reflect on the subject if it is close. In this case, we recommend you set
REC LAMP to OFF.
In more than five minute; after removing the power source
The PROGRAM AE, FLASH LVL, WHT EAL and COMMANDER items mtum to their
defaultsenings.
Other menu items are held in memory even when the battery is taken out.
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Types of trouble and how to correct
trouble
If you run into any problem using your camoorder, use the following table to
troubleshoot the problem. lithe problem persists, disconnect the power source and
contact your Sony dalen it ”GDEIDD“ appears on the LCD screen, the selfldiagnosis
display function has activated. See page - -.
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Symptom Cause and/er Corrective Actions
START/STOP does not operate. - The POWER switch is no! set to CAMERA.
d Set it to CAMERA (p n). .
~ The tape has run out
-> Rewind the tape or inserta new one (p. , - ).
- The writeprotect tub is set to expose the red mark.
-) Use a new cassette or slide the tab (p, - ~)l
- The tape is stuck to the drum (moisture condemation).
~> Remove the meme and leave your camcorder for at
least one hour to acclimatize (pl - -)r
The power goes off. . When your camcorder la in the recording standby mode
for more than five minutes, your mmcorder automatically
turns off to save ballery power and to prevent battery and
tape weer.
—) Set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) and then to I | I! | ||
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- The battery pack is dead or nearly dead. 3
-) insert a fully charged battery pack. 5
The image on the viewfinder screen - The viewfinder lens is not adjusted correctly 5
is not clear. a Adjust the viewfinder lens (p. u). g
the steaayshot function doe not ~ SEEADYSHOT is set to on in the menu settings. 5
work. a) Set it to ON in the menu settings _(p. - -)r
“me uutoiocusing function does nm - The setting is the manual focus mode. a
worlc -> Set FOCUS to AUTO Q7. - -). .
- Shooting conditiore are not suitable for autotocus,
-> Adjust to focus manually (p. - -).
The picture does not appear in the . The LCD panel is open.
viewfinder. a Close the LCD panel wlmn you record using the
viewfinder (p. . -).
A vertical band appears when you - The contrast between the subject and hackgTound is too
shoot a subject such as lights or a higlc This is note malfunction
clndle flame agalnst a dark .
bazkgmund. ,
A vertical band appears when you - This is not a malfunction.
shoot a very bright subject.
Some tiny white, red, blue or green - SLOW SHUTTER, Super NightShot or Color Slow Shutter
spots appear an the LCD screen. mode is activated. This is not a malfunction
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Symptom Cause and/or Corrective Actions
An unlmnwn picture is displayed on - ll 10 minutes elapse after you set the POWER switch to
the LCD screen or in the vlewfindeh CAMERA without a cassette inserted, your camcorder
automatically shuns the demonstration.
-> insert a cassette or press the LCD screen. The
demonstration stops. Ynu can also Cancel DEMO MODE
(p. - -) in the menu settings.
The picture is recorded in incorrect or - The N ghtshot is activated.
unnnhiral colors. 4 Set it off (p.
Picture appear! too bright, and the - The Nightshot is activated.
subject does not appear on the LCD -) Set it off (p. - -).
screen - Thelsaclrlight hinction is active. ;
-> Setltott(p. n).
The click oi the shutter does not - BEEP is set to on: in the menu settings
soumi. -> Set it to MELODY or NORMAL (p. ).
A blnck tsancl eppecrs when - Set STEADYSHOT to on: in the menu settings (p. - -),
recording a Tv screen or computer
screen.
Symptom Cause and/or Corrective Actions
Playback is not possible. - The tape has run out.
-) Rewind the tape(
There are horizontal lines on the - The video head may he dirty.
picture or the phyhack picture is not -> Clean the head using the cleaning cassette (optional) (p.
clear or does not appear.
No sound or only a low scund is ' Volum is turned to minimum.
heard when playing back a tape. -> Turn up the volume (p. - -)s
The mulll-ylclure SEIKCh, title Search - Then is no title in the tape. ,
or date search luncliun does not -t Superirnpose the titles (p. -). 1
work. - The tape has a blank portion in die a
or between record portion (p - ~, "
The title is not displayed. . TITLE DSPL ts set to OFF in the menu settings
-> Set it to ON in the menu settin ( - -).
Dubbing cannot he made when using - VIDEOTNPUT is not set correctly “I the menu settings
the A/V connecting cable. a Set lt to the appropriate position (p. - -).
The phylaeclc picture lreeres for - When playing back a transition of reoordings, the
about one second. playback picture freezes for about one second. This is not a
malfunction, .
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symptom
The POWER switch dues not turn one
The battery pack is quickly
discharged.
The battery remaining lndlmter does
not inditate the sorted lime.
Cause and/or Corrective Actions
- The battery pack is not inserted, or "6 dead or nearly dead.
-) Insert a charged battery pack (p. - t). ~
- The AC power adaptor is not connected to a wall outlet
9 Connect the AC power adaptor to a wall outlet(
0 The temperature of the environment is too low.
- The battery pack is not fully charged.
—> Charge the battery park hilly again (p. - -).
- The battery pack is completely dead, and cannnt be
recharged.
-> Replace with a new battery pack (p. - .),
. You have used the battery pack in an extremely hot or
cbld environment for a long time.
- The battery pack is completely dead, and cannot be
recharged.
o Replace with a new battery pack (p. - -).
- The battery is exhausted.
-) Use a charged battery pack (p, - o, - .),
' A deviation has uccured in the remaining time.
9 Charge the battery pack fully again so that the indication
on the battery remaining indicator is correct (p, - 0).
The power goes oil although the - A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time. z“.-
battery remaining indicatm indicates -) Charge the battery pack fully again so that the indication 5
that the battery pack has enough an the battery remaining indicator is correct (p. - -)l 5;
power to operate. 5
The ussette cannot be removed from . The power source 15 disconnected. 5.1
the holder. 4 Canned it iinnly (p. 5
~ The battery is exhausted,
-) Use a charged battery pack (p. - -, ).
The El and A indicators flash and no - Moisture condensation has occurred.
functimu except for cassette ejection -> Remove the macette and leave your camcorder far at
work. least one hour to acclbnatize (p. - -).
[lemming tape indicator innot - The on REMAIN is set to AUTO in the menu settings.
displayed. -> Set it to ON to always display the remaining tape
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, Symptom cause arid/or Corrective Actions
The “Memory Slick" does not - The POWER switch is ml sel m MEMORY.
lunerisn. -> Set il lo MEMORY (p. - -, ~ -).
- The "Memory Stick” is nol ulserled.
-) Insert a “Memcry Stick" (p. - '),
Recording dues nut function. - The "Memory Slick“ has already been recorded to its full
capacity. '
-> Delele unnecessary images and record again (p
- The ”Memory Stick" formatted hicon'ecfly is inserted.
9 Format lhe ”Memory Stick” using your camcurder or
use snolher ”Memory Stick" (p. - -).
- The wrile-prulecl lab on the ”Memory Slick” is sea in
LOCK.
-) Release the lock (ps ' ).
The image cannok hedeieled. - The image is protected.
-> Cancel image prolecmn (p. - -).
- Tile write-protect lab on the "Memory Slick" is set to
LOCK
-) Release the lock (p, - ).
You cannulfunnal the ”Memory - The wrileprulecl lab on the “Memory Slick” is set to
Slick." LOCK.
. -> Release the lock (p
Deleting all the images cannul be - The write-protect lab on the "Memory Stick' is set to
carried out. LOCK.
-) Release rhe lurk P- - )- .
You cannotpmtect lhe image. - The wnlepruleel lab on Lhe “Memory Slick" is sel lo
LOCK.
-> Release thelock (p. -
- The INDEX screen is not isplsyed.
a Press INDEX lo display lhe index sa‘een lhen prsleel lhe
imase (P. ' ~).
You eennelwrile a prim nurk on lhe - The wr-ileprsleel tab on the ”Memury Stick" is see lo
slill image. LOCK.
-> Release lhe lock (p. -
- The INDEX screen is not displayed.
a) The rirll maria annut be wrillen lo the single screen
(F- ' ')'
- You are trying is write a prim mark on a moving picture.
-> Print made esnnul be written lo moving picture (1:
You cannolplny buck images in - You may not be able to play back images in spinal size
actual size. when you lry lo pley back images recorded by olhsr
Equipment.
This is not a malfunction.
You cannolplay back image dzla - Your camcorder cannot play back some imagfi processed
with your sompuler mu file name flashes an lhe LCD
screen).
- Your camcorder may nor be able lo play back lhe image
recorded using other camcorder.
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Symptom Cause and/or Corrective Actlans
A title is not recorded - 20 titles have been recorded.
r -> Emse unnecessary title (p. . -),
- The cassette is set to prevent accidental erasure.
-) Slide the write»pl'0tec! tab 50 that red portion is not
visible (p. -
- The tape has a blank portion in the recorded port-inn,
-) Superimpose the title to the recorded pnsitlon (p. n).
Acassstte label is not recorded. - The hope is set to prevent accidental erasure,
~> Slide the write-protect tab so that red portion is not
visible (p. n).
The Remote Commander supplied - COMMANDER is set to OFF in the menu settings,
with your rsmoordur does not work. -> Set it la ON (pr - -),
- Something is blocking the infrared rays.
') Remove the obstacle.
' The batteries are inserted in the battery holder with the + —
polarities incorrectly matching the +- —marl insert theballeris with the correct polarity (p. - -).
- The batteries are dead '
E n), , .
-> Insert new ones(
The picture from a TV or VCR does - DISPLAY is set to V—OUT/LCD in the menu settings. I..-
not appeareven when your -> Set it to LCD (p. -). 4
mmrorder is mmected to the - VIDEOINPUT is not set correctly in the menu settings. a
outputs on theTV or VCR. —> Set it to the appropriate@@(\ 5!
The melody or beep sounds For - Moisture condensation has occurred germ” §
five seconds. -> Remove the cassette and leave your mmcnrder a at $3;
as
least one hour to sociirnatize (p. - -),
- Some rroubles have occurred in your camcorder.
-t Remove the cassette and insert it again, then operate
your camcorder.
Yuu canrwt charge your camcorder - The AC power adaptor is disconnected from the mil
with the AC power adaptor. outlet.
’ -) Connect it (
While charging the battery pack, no - The battery pack is not properly inserted
iruiiraturuppears, or the indicator -) Insert it properly (p u)
flashes on the mo screen. -5ornething is wrong with the battery pack.
9 Please contact your Sony dealer or looal authorized Sony
service facility.
No hinction works though the power - Disconnect the AC power adaptor from a wall outlet or
is on, take out the battery, then reconnect it in about one mmulEr
Turn the power on. lithe functions still do not work, press
RISE?” using a sharp-pointed object. (it you pross RESEK'.
all the settings (DCR—D’ZZO: except the NETWORK mode
selt' gs) including the dale and time return to the defdult)
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Symptom Cause and/or Corrective Actions
While charging the battery pack - Charging is completed.
inserted in your camcorder, the - The battery pack is not properly inserted.
battery CHG lamp clues not light up. -) lnsen it pram. - -). 1
You annot charge the battery pack - The POWER switch is not set to OFF (CHG). ;
inserted in your camcorder. -> Set it to or}: (may '
While charging thebattery pack - The battery pack is not properly inserted,
inserted in your eemeouslee the a insert it properly (p. - ).
battery CHG lamp flashes. - Something is wrong with the battery pack.
-) Please Contact your Sony dealer or looal authorized Sony 1
service facility.
When you set the POWER switch to - This is because some functions use a linear mechanism.
VCR or on: (CHG), it you move This is not a malhmction,
your camcorder, yuu may hear a .
flattering eounn’trom inside your
camcorder.
The buttons dc not appear on the ' DISPLAY/TOUCH PANEL is pressed.
touch panel. a Press the LCD rereen lightly.
-) Press DISPLAY/ TOUCH PANEL on your camcorder or
DISPLAY an thb Remote Commander (p. - -).
The buttons on thelCD screen do -) Adjust the LCD screen (CALIBRATION) (p. -
not work. , a}
The indicatms appear mirror— - The mirror mode is activated. This is not a malhutetion (p.
reversed in the viewfinder. - -).
“lethal—riders an the TV screen are 0 It occurs if you set DISPLAY la V—OUT/LCD in thz menu
reversed. settings when using mirror mode. This is not a
malfuncliam.
Image dam cannm be transferred by - The USB cable was connected before installation of the
the USS connection. USB driver was completed.
-) Uninstall Hm incnn‘eCt USB driver and reinstall the USB
driver (pl - -).
A cassette cannot be remwerl even if - Moisture condensation has started tn candense in your
the cassette lid is spam. camcorder (p. - -).
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Self-diagnosis display
Your camcorder has a self-diagnosis display
function.
This function displays the current condition of
your camcorder as a fivedigit code (a combination
oi a letter and figures) on the LCD screen. Iia five-
digit code is displayed, check the following code
chart. The last two digits (indicated by DD) will
cliffer depending on the state of your camcorder.
LCD screen or Viewfinder
— 0-21 0’-
fii I t'iw
self- 'agnnsis dlsplay‘
-C:EID:GEI
Ycu can service your camcorder
yourself.
- DENIED
Contact your Sun dealer or local
authorized Sony acility.
Five-digit display Cause and/or Corrective Actions
004:ch - You are using a battery pack that is not an
~ i “InfoLlTl—HUM" battery pack.
4 Use an "Ini‘oLl‘l'l—HUM" battery pack (p, -
C:21:DD - Moisture condensation has occurred.
-) Remove the cassette and leave your camcorder for at ' ' .
least one hour to acclimatize (p. - -).
c:zzl:ll:l , - The video heads are dirty.
a) Clean the heads using the cleaning cassette (optional) (p.
. .)_
- A malfunction other than the alaove that you can service
has occurred.-
a Remuve the casset and insert it again, then operate
your cammrder.L——j
é Disconnect the powercorcl of the AC po adaptoro '
take out the battery pack. After reconnecting the power
source, operate your camcorder. \
- A malfunction that you cannot service has occurred,
a Contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony l
service facility and inform them of the Svdigil code.
(example: dot
Eulmnqsamnou i
if you are unable to rectify tie problem even if ynu try corrective actions a few times,
contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility.
will
~ Do not perform this operation if moisture starts to condense (p. - -),
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Warning indicators and messages
lf indicators and messages appear on the LCD screen, check the following:
See the page in parentheses; "( )" for more infomtaiion.
Warning indicators
loo-00m warning indicatoraslcfile
Slow flashing:
-The file is oompted,
-The file is unreadable.
- You are trying to carry out MEMORY MIX
function on a moving pictuze (p,
0:21:00 Self-diagnosis display (pt ' )
m The battery is dead or nearly dead
Slow flashlng:
- The battery is nearly dead.
Depending on operationaL environmental or
battery conditions the an indicator may flash,
even if there are approximately five to 10
minutes remaining.
El Malsture condensation has occurred’
Fast flashing:
- Eject the cassette, turn off your camcorder,
and leave it far about 0M hour with the
casein compartment open (p. - -).
w Warning indicator as to Micro Cassette
Memory'
Slow flashing:
- Eject the cassette, and insert it again if even
than um indicator flashes, the Mic-o Cassette
Memory of the cassette may be faulty.
Fast flashing:
- The Micro Cassette Memory of your
camcorder may he faulty.
53 Warning indicator as to “Memory Stick"
Slow flashing:
~ No "Memory Stick" "s inserted.
Fast flashing:
-The "Memory Stick” is no! readable with
your camcorder (p. - .),
“the image cannot be recorded on "Memory
Stick?
m Warning indlcator as to "Memory Stick“
formatti g-
Fast flashing:
- The “Memory Stick" data is corrupted (p,
. r),
- "Memory Sticlc~ is not iorrnatted correctly
(P- ' ')-
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in? Warning indicator as to tape
Slow flashing:
- The tape is near the end.
- No assette is inserted.‘
- Tim write rotcct tab on the cassette is out
- The tape has run out.-
A Warning indicator as to a cleaning
cassette
Slow flashin :
a You need to eject the cassette*
Slow flashing:
- The write-protect tab on the cassette is out
(rad) (P~ ' )-
Fast flashing:
- Moisture condensation has occurred (p. - -).
-The tape has run out.
-The self-diagnosis display flirtation is
activated (p. - .
o—w The image is protected'
Slow flashing:
-The image is protected (p,
).
5 Warning indicator as to the flash
Slow flashing:
- During charging.
Fast flashing:
--l'he selfrdiagnusis display function is
activated (p. - .~
-'I'here is something Wrong With the flash.
ms Warning indicator as to recording of
still image
Slow image: \ .
-The still image c’annot be recorded on a
”Memory Stick” (p. - -).
- You hear me melody or beep sound.
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Warning messages
- CLOCK SET
- FOR "InfoLlTHIUM"
BAKERY ONLY
' é CLEANING CASSETTE”
' COPY [NHIBlT
-§JFULL
ego-n
- NNOFILE
- 1S] NO MEMORY STICK
U m MEMORY STICK ERROR
' m FORMAT ERROR
~ N 01 DIRECTORY ERROR
' Ci PLAY ERROR
- Ci REC ERROR
' We TAPE'END
' E“ NOTAPE
i - DELETWG
' FORMA'ITING
- i NOW CHARGING
- A CLEANING END
~ 5 CLEANWG TAPE END
' W TITLE FULL
' INPUT ERROR
- CHANGE TO "CAM” or ”VCR"
Warning indicators and messages
Set the date and time (p, - ->.
Use an "lnioLIHIUM" battery pack (1). - -).
The video heads are dirty (p. - -3.
You tried tn record a yicture that has a cepyright
central signal (p. - ')."
The ”Memory Stick“ e tuil (p. - -)_i1
The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick" is set
to LOCK (pl - -),
No image is recorded on the ”Memory Stick" (1).
. -)'1t
No “Memory Stick” is inserted." ,
The ”Mammy Slick" data is corrupted (p, - -),<'
The ”Memory Stick” is not recognized (p. t ')r"
Check the format
There is mere than two same directorls (p. - -).“
The image is distorted and cannot be played back "
Check the inputsiynal then record again (1: --,
. .) n
The npe has reached the end of the tape“
Insert a cassette."
You PKSS PHOTO while deleting data in a
”Memory Stick." "
You pigs PHOTO while formatting a "Memory
Stick.""
Charging flash dees net work correctly. it
The cleaning is complete Eject the cleaning cassette
(P- ‘ ')
20 titles have been recorded (p. ').“
A picture in an incompatible tor-mat (such as one
recorded with the DV format) is input (p. - -).n
A cleaning cassette cannot be used in MEMORY
mode (p. ~ -).
,, You hear the melody or beep sound.
on the LCD screen.
4! The n indicator and "tie CLEANING cessrma" message appear one after another
MEMURY STICK TYPE ERRaR
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Usable cassettes
You can use I! I ll MICRUMV cassette only. You cannot use any other [ii 8 mm, HIE
His, 9 DigitalB, ME VHS, SM]! S—VHS, SMEEI SVHSC, ll! Bemmm
ED Betamox. D7 Dv, or “ mini Dv cassettes.
All of tho‘MicizOMV rassertoa have Micro Caaaotte Memory,
Elia. "E, and I IIIMIERUMV are trade'marls oiSony Corporation
When you play back
If the tape you play back on your cammrder ccnlalns copyright signals, you cannot
my it with olhe um connected to your camcorder.
when you record elm/m" ”T
You cannot record software on your camcorder that contains copyright conLrul signals
for ropyrighr protection of software
‘ COPY INHIBIT appears on the LCD screen or an the TV Screen if you try to record such
soflwaie. Your Eammxdez does not record copyright oont-rol signals on the tape when it
records.
When affixing a label on the MICROMV cassette
Be sure Io affix a label only on the location illustmked below [a] so as not to GUS?
malfunction of your camcorder,
[a]
After using the MICROMV cassette
Rewind the tape to the beginning, put the asette in ils case, and store it in an upright
position.
When the Micro Cassette Memory function does not work
Reinsert the cassette.
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About the "InfoLITHlUM" battery pack
What is the "InfoLITHlUM" battery pack?
The "InfuLiTHJUM" battery pack is a lithium-ion battery pack that has functions for
communicating information related to operating conditions between your camcorder.
The "InfoLITHlUM“ battery pockrelcolstes the power oonsuinption according to the
operating conditions of your camcorder, and displays the remaining battery time in
minutes.
Charging the battery pack
- Be sure to charge the battery pack before you start using your camcorder.
~ We recommend charging the battery pack in an ambient temperature of between 10°C
to 30°C (SWF to 86°F) until the battery CHG lamp goes oft, indicating that the battery
pack is iuily charged. it you charge the battery outside of this temperature range, you
may not be able to efficiently charge the battery pack
- After charging is completed, either disconnect the cable lrorn the DC iN jack on your
oomwrdot or take out the battery pack.
Effettive use of the battery pack
- Battery pack performance decreases in low—temperoture surroundings. So, the time
that the battery pack can be used is shorter. We recommend that you put the battery
pack in your pocket to warm it up, and insert it in your camcorder immediately before
you start taking photos. This enable you to use the battery pack longer.
- Frequently using the LCD panel or frequently operating playback, test-forward or
rewind wears out the battery pack faster-i . ,
- Be certain to turn the POWER sun'tdt to OFF (CHG) when not taking shots or playing .
book on your camcorder. The battery pack is also consumed when your camcorder is.
in the standby mode or playback is paused.
- Have spare battery packs handy far two or three tims the expected rcoording time,
and make trial recordings before taking the actual recording.
- Do not expose the battery pack to water. The battery pack is not water resistant.
Remaining battery time indicator
- it the power goes on although the remaining battery time indicator indicates that the
battery pack has enough power to operate, charge the battery pack fully again so that
the indication on the remaining battery time indicator is correct. Note, however, that
the correct battery inclimtion sometimes wiu not be restored it it is used in high
temperatures for a long time or left in a fully charged state, or the battery pack is
frequently used. Regard the remitting battery time indication as the approximate
shooting h‘me
“the m mark indicating little remaining battery time sometimes flashes depending on
the operating conditions or ambient temperature and environment even it the
remaining battery time is about five to 10 minutfi.
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About the "lnfoLITHIUM" battery pack
—_———___
How to store the battery pack
~ If the battery pack is not used for a long time do the following procedure once per
year to maintain proper function.
1. Fully charge the battery
2. Discharge on your electronic equipment.
34 Take out the battery from the equipment and stare it in a dry, cool place.
-To use the battery pack up on your camcorder, leave your camcorder tn the recording
mode until the power goes off without a cassette inserted.
Battery life
-The battery life is limited. Battery capacity drops little by little as you use it more and
more, and as time passes. When the available battery time is shortened considerably, a
probable cause is that the battery pack has reached the end of its life. Please buy a new
battery pack. ,
- The battery life varies depending on how it is stored and operating conditions and
environment for each battery pack
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About i.LlNK
The i.LlNK (MICROMV Interface) on this unit is an i.LlNkrcumpliant MICROMV
input/output jack This section dscn'bes the i.LlNK standard and its features
What is i.LlNK?
i.LlNK is a digital serial interface for handling digital video, digital audio and other
data in two directions between equipment having the i.LlNK jack, and for controlling
other equipment
i.LlNK-compatible equipment can be connected by a single i.LlNK cable. Possible
applications are operations and data transattions with various digital AV equipment.
When two or more i.LINmepatible equipth are connected to this unit in a daisy
chain, operations and data transartiona are possible with not only the equipment that
this unit is connected to but also with other devices via the directly connected
equipment.
Note however, that the method at operation sometimes varies actording to the
chamctedsfifs and specificatiuns of the equipment to be connected, and that operations
and data transactions are sometimes not possible on some connected equipment.
Note
Normally, only one piece of equipment can be connected to this unit by the i. [INK
table. When connecting th's unit to i LINK compatible equipment having two or more
iiLINK (MICROMV Interface), reier to the operating instructions of the equipment to be ~
connected.
i LINK is a more familiar term for rEEE 1394 data transport bus proposed by m?
and Ls a trademark approved by many corporations San
15155 1394 is an international standard standardized by the Institute of Electrical and
Electronits Engineers.
\ - The maximum baud rate at your oarnaorder is “sew.
i LINK’s maximum baud iate vanes according to the equipment Three maximum oaud
rates are defined: _
sum (approx. 100Mbps') t i
520!) (app-ox. 200Mhps)
54m) (approx. AWMhps)
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The baud rate is listed under "Specifications” in the operating instructions of each
equipment. It is also indicated near the I. LINK (MICROMV Interface) on some >
equipment H
The maximum baud rate of equipment, except for this unit, on whit-h it is not indimted
is ”SlDO'C .
When units are cemented to equipment having a different maximum baud rate, the
baud rate sometimes differs from the indicated baud rate.
'What Is Mbps?
Mbps stands for megabits per second, or the amount of data that can he senior received
in one second. For example, a baud rate of iooMbpa means that 100 megabits of data
tan be sent in one second.
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For detatls on how to dub when lhls untt IS connected to other video equipment having
DV jacks, see page - -. r ‘
This unit can also be connected to other LLINK (MICROMV Inlerface) compatible
equipment made by (ag. vAlo series personal computer) other than video
equipment San
Before connecting this unit la y ur campucer. make sure that applicsn‘on safiware
suppcned by this unit is already installed on your computes
For details on precautions when connecting this unit, also refer to the operating
instructions for the equipment to be connected.
Use the Sony i.L1N'K 4-pin-lo-4—pin cable (during MPEGZ dubbing)
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