JVC GZ-MG575AA Instructions Manual

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LYT1707-001A

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INSTRUCTIONS

HARD DISK CAMCORDER

GZ-MG575AA

Dear Customer

Thank you for purchasing this hard disk camera. Before use, please read the safety information and precautions contained in pages 2 and 3 to ensure safe use of this product.

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Safety Precautions

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTIONS:

If you notice smoke or a peculiar smell coming

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from the camcorder or AC Adapter, shut it down and unplug it immediately. Continue using the camcorder or AC Adapter under these conditions could lead to ﬁ re or electric shock. Contact your JVC dealer. Do not attempt to repair the malfunction yourself.

To prevent shock, do not open the cabinet. No

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user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualiﬁ ed personnel.

When you are not using the AC Adapter for a

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long period of time, it is recommended that you disconnect the power cord from AC outlet.

In certain areas, use the conversion plug

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depending on the type of your AC wall outlet.

NOTES:

The rating plate and safety caution are on the

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bottom and/or the back of the main unit.

The serial number plate is on the battery pack

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mount.

The rating information and safety caution of the

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AC adapter are on its upper and lower sides.

WARNING:

Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunshine, ﬁ re or the like.

CAUTION:

The mains plug shall remain readily operable.

Caution on Replaceable lithium battery

The battery used in this device may present a ﬁ re or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not recharge, disassemble, heat above 100°C or incinerate. Replace battery with Panasonic (Matsushita Electric), Sanyo, Sony or Maxell CR2025. Danger of explosion or Risk of ﬁ re if the battery is incorrectly replaced.

Dispose of used battery promptly.

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Keep away from children.

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Do not disassemble and do not dispose of in

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ﬁ r e .

When the equipment is installed in a cabinet or on a shelf, make sure that it has sufﬁ cient space on all sides to allow for ventilation (10 cm or more on both sides, on top and at the rear). Do not block the ventilation holes. (If the ventilation holes are blocked by a newspaper, or cloth etc. the heat may not be able to get out.) No naked ﬂ ame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on the apparatus. When discarding batteries, environmental problems must be considered and the local rules or laws governing the disposal of these batteries must be followed strictly. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing. Do not use this equipment in a bathroom or places with water. Also do not place any containers ﬁ lled with water or liquids (such as cosmetics or medicines, ﬂ ower vases, potted plants, cups etc.) on top of this unit. (If water or liquid is allowed to enter this equipment, ﬁ re or electric shock may be caused.)

Caution on Replaceable lithium battery

Dispose of used battery promptly.

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Keep away from children.

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Do not disassemble and do not dispose of in

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ﬁ re.

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Do not point the lens directly into the sun. This can cause eye injuries, as well as lead to the malfunctioning of internal circuitry. There is also a risk of ﬁ re or electric shock.

CAUTION!

The following notes concern possible physical damage to the camera and to the user. Carrying or holding the camera by the LCD monitor can result in dropping the unit, or in a malfunction. Do not use a tripod on unsteady or unlevel surfaces. It could tip over, causing serious damage to the camera.

Remember that this camera is intended for private consumer use only.

Any commercial use without proper permission is prohibited. (Even if you record an event such as a show, performance or exhibition for personal enjoyment, it is strongly recommended that you obtain permission beforehand.)

Trademarks

Manufactured under license from Dolby

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Laboratories. Dolby and double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

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CAUTION!

Connecting cables (Audio/Video, S-Video, etc.) to the camera and leaving it on top of the TV is not recommended, as tripping on the cables will cause the camera to fall, resulting in damage.

CAUTION:

To avoid electric shock or damage to the unit, ﬁ rst ﬁ rmly insert the small end of the power cord into the AC Adapter until it is no longer wobbly, and then plug the larger end of the power cord into an AC outlet.

Other product and company names included

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in this instruction manual are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

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Read This First!

Make a backup of important recorded data

JVC will not be responsible for any lost data. It is recommended to copy your important recorded data to a DVD or other recording media for storage. ( pg. 40)

Make a trial recording

Before the actual recording of important data, make a trial recording and play back the recorded data to check that the video and sound have been recorded correctly.

Reset the camera if it does not operate correctly

This camera uses a microcomputer. Factors such as background noise and interference can prevent it from operating correctly. If the camera does not operate correctly, reset the camera. ( pg. 51)

Precautions on handling batteries

Be sure to use the JVC BN-VF808U/VF815U/VF823U battery packs.

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If the camera is subjected to electrostatic discharge, turn the power off before using it

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again.

If a malfunction occurs, stop using the camera immediately and consult your local JVC dealer

If a problem occurs when using the SD card, take the card together with the camera

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for repair. If one of them is not included, the cause of the malfunction cannot be diagnosed, and the camera cannot be repaired.

Recorded data may be erased while the camera is being repaired or inspected. Back

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up all data before requesting repairs or inspections.

Because the camera may be used for demonstration in a shop, the demonstration mode is set to on by default

To deactivate the demonstration mode, set [DEMO MODE] to [OFF]. ( pg. 48)

When connecting the camera to other device using a DV cable, make sure to follow the procedure below. Connecting the cable incorrectly may cause malfunctions to the camera and/or other device.

Connect the DV cable ﬁ rst to other device, and then to the camera.

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Connect the DV cable (plugs) correctly according to the shape of the DV connector.

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Contents

GETTING STARTED

Accessories ............................................ 6

How to Use the Everio Dock .........................6

Attaching the Shoulder Strap ........................7

Preparing the Remote Control .......................7

Index ........................................................ 8

Indications on LCD Monitor ................ 10

Necessary Settings before Use .......... 12

Charging the Battery Pack ..........................12

Language Setting .......................................13

Date/Time Setting ....................................... 13

Other Settings ...................................... 14

Grip Adjustment .......................................... 14

Lens Cover ................................................. 14

Checking the Remaining Battery Power .....14

Tripod Mounting ..........................................14

When Using an SD Card ............................ 15

RECORDING

Recording Files ..................................... 16

Video Recording ......................................... 16

Still Image Recording .................................17

Zooming ......................................................18

LED Light .................................................... 18

Flash ........................................................... 18

Registering Files to Events .........................19

ND Filter .....................................................19

Checking the Remaining Space on the

Recording Media ........................................19

Manual Recording ............................... 20

Program AE ................................................ 20

Changing the Shutter Speed ...................... 20

Aperture Priority Setting ............................. 21

Manual Focus ............................................. 21

Nightscope ..................................................21

Backlight Compensation ............................. 22

Spot Exposure Control ...............................22

Manual Setting in Function Menu ............... 22

EDITING/PRINTING

Managing Files ..................................... 30

Deleting/Protecting Files .............................30

Viewing File Information ............................. 32

Changing the Event Registration of

Video Files after Recording ........................ 32

Partial Delete (EDITED COPY) ................... 33

Playlists ................................................ 34

Creating Playlists ........................................ 34

Playing Back Playlists .................................35

Other Operations of Playlists ......................36

Print Setting ......................................... 37

DPOF Print Setting ..................................... 37

Direct Printing with PictBridge Printer ........ 38

COPYING

Copying Files ....................................... 40

Using a DVD Burner to Copy Files from

the Camera (DVD Creation Function) ......... 40

Using a VCR/DVD Recorder to Dub

Files from the Camera ................................. 44

Using the Camera to Dub Files from a VCR/

DVD Player ..................................................44

Copying/Moving Still Image Files ................45

MENU SETTINGS

Changing the Menu Settings .............. 46

FURTHER INFORMATION

Troubleshooting ................................... 51

Warning Indications ............................ 54

Cleaning ............................................... 55

Speciﬁ cations ...................................... 56

Cautions ............................................... 58

Terms ................................................... 60

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PLAYBACK

Playing Back Files ................................ 24

Video Playback ........................................... 24

Still Image Playback ................................... 25

File Search Function ...................................26

To Play Back Demonstration Files

Playback with Special Effects ..................... 28

Watching Images on TV ....................... 29

................. 27

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Accessories

Everio Dock

CU-VC5U ( below)

AC Adapter

AP-V14E

Audio/Video Cable USB Cable

( pg. 38, 40 and

PC OPERATION

GUIDE)

Remote Control Unit

RM-V750U ( pg. 7)

Lithium Battery

CR2025 Pre-installed in the remote control unit.

Power Cord Battery Pack

BN-VF808U

Shoulder Strap

( pg. 7)

CD-ROM

( PC OPERATION

GUIDE)

NOTE

Make sure to use the provided cables for connections. Do not use any other cables.

How to Use the Everio Dock

You can connect cables to the connectors of the Everio dock. The connection is completed when you place the camera on the dock.

Camera Connection Terminal

NOTE

For the connection using the S connector and DV Connector, an optional S-Video cable and DV cable are needed. To purchase these cables, consult the JVC Service Center described on the sheet included in the package for details on its availability. Make sure to connect the end with a core ﬁ lter to the camera. The core ﬁ lter reduces interference.

The S-Video cable (optional) enables even higher quality playback on TV. ( pg. 29) Be sure to use

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the YTU94146A S-Video cable.

When dubbing ﬁ les from the camera using a VCR/DVD recorder ( pg. 44), using the DV cable

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enables even higher quality dubbing. Be sure to use the VC-VDV204U DV cable. Operation using the DV cable is not guaranteed on all of the devices.

S Connector

AV Connector

DC Connector

DV Connector

USB Connector

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Attaching the Shoulder Strap

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Peel off the pad and thread the end of the strap through the eyelet.

Thread the strap through the buckle, adjust its length, and use the strap guide to ﬁ x it

Position the buckle near the eyelet and reattach the pad.

in place.

Buckle

Strap Guide

Eyelet

Preparing the Remote Control

A battery is included inside the remote control at the time of purchase. Remove the insulation sheet before use.

Beam Effective Area

To Reinsert the Battery

Remote Sensor

Effective distance: 5 m

NOTE

The transmitted beam may not be effective or may cause incorrect operation when the remote sensor is directly exposed to sunlight or powerful lighting.

Pull out the battery holder by pressing the lock tab.

Lock Tab

Lithium Battery (CR2025)

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Index

NOTES

The LCD monitor can rotate 270°.

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• Power-linked operation

You can also turn the camera on/off by

opening/closing the LCD monitor during the recording mode.

Be careful not to cover 5, 6, 8 and <

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during shooting.

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Camera

! Index Button [INDEX] ( pg. 26)/

Remaining Space Button/Data Battery Button [ 0 / 1 ] ( pg. 14, 19)

# Set Lever Move to ¡ :

Reverse Skip ( pg. 24)/Up/Backlight Compensation [ - ] ( pg. 22)/Spot Exposure Control [ . ] ( pg. 22)

Move to ¢ :

Forward Skip ( pg. 24)/Down/ Manual Focus ( pg. 21)

Move to £ :

Reverse Search ( pg. 24)/Left/ Nightscope [NIGHT] ( pg. 21)

Move to ¤ :

Forward Search ( pg. 24)/Right/ Change Flash Setting/Change LED Light Setting [LIGHT/FLASH] ( pg. 18)

Press down:

Play/Pause ( pg. 24)

$ Menu Button [MENU] ( pg. 46) % Speaker ( pg. 24) & Playback/Recording Mode Switching

Button [SELECT PLAY/REC] ( pg. 16)

( Zoom Lever [W 7 , T

Speaker Volume Control [–VOL+] ( pg. 24)

) Still Image Shooting Button [SNAPSHOT]

( pg. 17)

* ND Filter Button [

Self Timer Button [ z ] ( pg. 17)

+ Program AE Dial ( pg. 20) , Function Button [FUNCTION] ( pg. 22)

- Direct DVD Button [DIRECT DVD]

( pg. 41 and PC OPERATION GUIDE)

. Direct Backup Button [DIRECT BACK UP]

( PC OPERATION GUIDE)/Event Button [EVENT] ( pg. 19)

/ Tele Macro Button [TELE MACRO]

( pg. 16, 17)/Information Button [INFO] ( pg. 32)

0 Access/Charge Lamp [ACCESS/CHARGE]

( pg. 12) (Blinks when you access ﬁ les or charge the battery. Do not turn off the power or remove the battery pack/AC adapter while accessing ﬁ les.) Video/Still Image Mode Lamp [ !, # ] ( pg. 16, 17)

] ( pg. 18)

/ ] ( pg. 19)/

1 Video Recording Start/Stop Button [REC]

( pg. 16)

2 Power/Mode Switch [OFF (CHARGE), ON,

MODE] ( pg. 12)

3 Lock Button ( pg. 12) 4 Flash ( pg. 18) 5 Camera Sensor

Remote Sensor ( pg. 7)

6 LED Light ( pg. 18) 7 Lens Cover ( pg. 14) 8 Lens 9 Shoe : Microphone Input Connector [PLUG IN

POWER]

; USB (Universal Serial Bus) Connector

[

] ( pg. 38, 40 and PC OPERATION

GUIDE)

< Stereo Microphone = Lens Cover Switch [ > SD Card Slot ( pg. 15) ? Stud Hole ( pg. 14) @ Tripod Mounting Socket ( pg. 14) A Battery Release Button [BATT.] ( pg. 12) B Battery Pack Mount ( pg. 12) C DC Input Connector [DC] ( pg. 12) D Audio/Video Connector [AV] E Grip Strap ( pg. 14)

, ] ( pg. 14)

Remote Control

Q Infrared Beam Transmitting Window R ZOOM (T/W) Buttons

Zoom In/Out ( pg. 18)

S Up Button

Rotate Button (counterclockwise) ( pg. 25)

T Skip Backward Button U Left Button V Back Button W PLAYLIST Button ( pg. 34) X START/STOP Button Y SNAPSHOT Button ( pg. 17) Z INFO Button ( pg. 32) a Skip Forward Button b PLAY/PAUSE Button c Right Button d Next Button e Down Button

Rotate Button (clockwise) ( pg. 25)

f INDEX Button g DATE Button

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Indications on LCD Monitor

During both Video and Still Image Recording

F5.6 1/250

! Selected Operation Mode Indicator

( pg. 20)

4 : Auto Mode 3 : Manual Mode

# Tele Macro Mode Indicator ( pg. 16, 17) $ Color Mode Indicator ( pg. 50) % Approximate Zoom Ratio ( pg. 18) & Zoom Indicator ( pg. 18) ( AV/S Connector Input Indicator ( pg. 49) ) Shutter Speed ( pg. 20) * White Balance Indicator ( pg. 23) + Brightness Control Indicator ( pg. 48) , Battery Indicator ( pg. 54)

- Date/Time ( pg. 13) . Manual Focus Adjustment Indicator

( pg. 21)

/ Selected Medium Indicator

( pg. 47, 48)

0 Drop Detection Indicator (Appears when

[DROP DETECTION] is set to [OFF].) ( pg. 48)

1 Effect Mode Indicator ( pg. 23) 2 Program AE Mode Indicator ( pg. 20)/

: Nightscope Indicator ( pg. 21)

3 Aperture Value (F-number) ( pg. 21) 4 LED Light Indicator ( pg. 18) 5 ± : Exposure Adjustment Indicator

( pg. 23)

- : Backlight Compensation Indicator ( pg. 22) . : Spot Exposure Control Indicator ( pg. 22)

6 Iris Lock Indicator ( pg. 22)

200X

W T

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During Video Recording Only

16:9

! Mode Indicator ( pg. 16) # ND Filter Indicator ( pg. 19) $

Aspect Ratio of the Image (16:9/4:3) ( pg. 47)

% Picture Quality: (ultra ﬁ ne), (ﬁ ne),

(normal), (economy) ( pg. 46)

& Remaining Time ( pg. 16, 57) ( Counter ( pg. 47) ) 7REC:

79:

(Appears during recording.) ( pg. 16)

(Appears during record-standby mode.)

* Wind Cut Indicator ( pg. 47) + Event Indicator ( pg. 19) ,

Digital Image Stabilizer (DIS) Indicator (Appears when [DIS] is set to [OFF].) ( pg. 47)

- External Microphone Input Level Indicator

( pg. 47)

[5h56m] 0:04:01

During Still Image Recording Only

640

4:3

! Mode Indicator ( pg. 17) # ISO Sensitivity

(GAIN): When set to [AUTO], there is no indication. ( pg. 48)

$ Focus Indicator ( pg. 17) % Aspect Ratio of the Image (16:9/4:3) & Image Size ( pg. 47) ( Picture Quality: FINE (ﬁ ne) or STD

(standard) ( pg. 47)

) Remaining Number of Shots ( pg. 57) * { : Continuous Shooting Mode Indicator

( pg. 48)

: Bracket Shooting Mode Indicator

( pg. 48)

+ Shooting Indicator ( pg. 17) , Self-Timer Recording Indicator ( pg. 48)

- Flash Mode Indicator ( pg. 18)

FINE

[9999]

PHOTO

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During Video Playback

During Still Image Playback

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9:55:01

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! Mode Indicator ( pg. 24) #

: Playlist Playback Indicator (Appears

when playing back a playlist.) ( pg. 35)

¨ª : Event Search Playback Indicator

(Appears when playing back a video ﬁ le from the event search.) ( pg. 27)

¨© : Date Search Playback Indicator

(Appears when playing back a video ﬁ le from the date search.) ( pg. 26)

$ Picture Quality:

(normal), (economy) ( pg. 46)

(ultra ﬁ ne), (ﬁ ne),

% Playback Mode ( pg. 24)

U : Playback 9 : Pause 5

: Forward Search

: Reverse Search

9U : Forward Slow-Motion Y9 : Reverse Slow-Motion

(The number on the left shows speed.)

& Counter ( pg. 47) ( Volume Level Indicator ) Battery Indicator ( pg. 54) * Date/Time ( pg. 13) + Selected Medium Indicator ( pg. 47, 48) , Drop Detection Indicator (Appears when

[DROP DETECTION] is set to [OFF].) ( pg. 48)

- Effect Mode Indicator ( pg. 28) . Wipe/Fader Effect Indicator ( pg. 28)

101-0098

11:30

10.01.2007

! Mode Indicator ( pg. 25) # Folder/File Number $ Slide Show Playback Indicator ( pg. 25) % Battery Indicator ( pg. 54) & Date/Time ( pg. 49) ( Selected Medium Indicator ( pg. 47, 48) ) Drop Detection Indicator (Appears when

[DROP DETECTION] is set to [OFF].) ( pg. 48)

* Effect Mode Indicator ( pg. 28)

Operation guide display

The operation guide is displayed at the bottom of the screen during menu display etc.

SELECT

SET QUIT

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Necessary Settings before Use

2 Attach the battery pack.

Set Lever

Access/Charge Lamp

Power/Mode Switch

Slide the battery pack down until it locks in place.

Bottom of the Camera

3 Connect the AC adapter.

DC Connector

BATT.

Be sure to conﬁ gure the following three settings before use.

Charging the Battery Pack

1 Set the power/mode switch to OFF.

Slide while pressing down the lock button.

MODE

(CHARGE)

OFF

Required charging / recording time (approx.)

The values within ( ) are the times when the LED light is on.

Battery pack Charging time

BN-VF808U

(Provided)

BN-VF815U 2 hr. 40 min.

BN-VF823U 3 hr. 50 min.

1 hr. 30 min.

Recording

time

1 hr. 15 min.

(1 hr. 10 min.)

2 hr. 30 min.

(2 hr. 25 min.)

3 hr. 45 min.

(3 hr. 35 min.)

AC Adapter

To AC Outlet (110V to 240V)

Connect the power cord to the AC adapter,

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and plug the power cord into an AC outlet.

You can also connect the AC adapter using

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the Everio dock connector. ( pg. 6)

The access/charge lamp blinks to indicate

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charging has started.

When the lamp goes out, charging is

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ﬁ nished. Unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet and disconnect the AC adapter from the camera.

8 To detach the battery pack

Slide and hold BATT. ( remove the battery pack.

8 To check the remaining battery power

See page 14.

NOTES

You can also use the camera with just the

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AC adapter.

Please do not pull or bend the AC adapter

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plug and cable. This may damage the AC adapter.

 step 2), then

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Language Setting

Date/Time Setting

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The language on the display can be changed.

1 Set the power/mode switch to ON.

Slide while pressing down the lock button.

MODE

(CHARGE)

OFF

VIDEO

SCENE COUNTER EXTERNAL MIC LEVEL

QUALITY

ZOOM DIS

SELECT

VIDEO

SCENE COUNTER EXTERNAL MIC LEVEL QUALITY ZOOM DIS

SELECT

SET QUIT

4 Select [GENERAL].

Select

Set

GENERAL

SELECT

AUTO POWER OFF COLOR MODE

BRIGHT

DROP DETECTION REMOTE

SET QUIT

5 Select [LANGUAGE].

Select

GENERAL

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After performing steps 1-4 ( left column)

5 Select [ CLOCK ADJUST].

Select

Set

GENERAL

SELECT

CLOCK ADJUST

DATE

31 01

TIME

2007

11 07

SET QUIT

6 Set the date and time.

Select

Set

Repeat this step to input the month, day, year, hour and minute.

8 To return to the previous screen

Move the set lever to £.

8 To exit the screen

Press MENU.

You have now ﬁ nished conﬁ guring the necessary settings.

8 To use the camera right away

See page 16.

8 To conﬁ gure other settings

See page 14.

Set

SELECT

SET

6 Select the desired language.

Select

Set

8 To return to the previous screen

Move the set lever to £.

8 To exit the screen

Press MENU.

QUIT

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Other Settings

Lens Cover Switch

Power/Mode

INDEX

Switch

Grip Adjustment

Open the pad and make grip adjustments.

Checking the Remaining Battery Power

Preparation:

Set the power/mode switch to OFF.

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Attach the battery pack.

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BATTERY CONDITION

100%

50%

INDEX

Battery information is displayed for approx. 5 seconds if the button is pressed and released quickly, and for approx. 15 seconds if the button is pressed and held for several seconds.

NOTES

If “COMMUNICATING ERROR” appears,

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there may be a problem with your battery. In such a case, consult your nearest JVC dealer.

The recordable time display should only be

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used as a guide. It is displayed in 10 minute units.

MAX TIME

min

Lens Cover

When not using the camera, close the lens cover to protect the lens.

Open the lens cover

Close the lens cover

NOTE

Do not push the lens cover strongly. Doing so may cause damage to the lens.

Tripod Mounting

Align the camera stud hole with the tripod stud, and the mounting socket with the screw, and then rotate the camera clockwise to mount it to the tripod.

Bottom of the Camera

NOTE

Do not use a tripod on unsteady or unlevel surfaces. It could tip over, causing serious damage to the camera.

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When Using an SD Card

If you want to record to an SD card, the following three operations need to be performed.

Compatible SD cards: Panasonic, TOSHIBA and SanDisk.

128 MB to 4 GB.

If other media are used, they may fail to

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record data correctly, or they may lose data that had already been recorded.

For video recording, use a high-speed SD

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card (at least 10 MB/s).

MultiMediaCards are not supported.

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Q Insert an SD card

NOTES

Insert and remove the SD card only while

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the power is turned off. Otherwise, data on the card may be corrupted.

Do not touch the terminal on the reverse

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side of the label.

R Change the recording medium

The camera is programmed to record on the built-in hard disk when it is shipped from the factory. You can change the recording medium to SD card.

Set [REC MEDIA FOR VIDEO] and [REC MEDIA FOR IMAGE] to [SD]. ( pg. 47,

48)

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Preparation: Set the power/mode switch to OFF.

1 Open the SD card cover.

Bottom of the Camera

2 Firmly insert the card with its clipped

edge ﬁ rst.

Clipped Edge

S Format an SD card when using it for the ﬁ rst time

This will also ensure stable speeds and operation when accessing the SD card.

Select [EXECUTE] in [FORMAT SD CARD] to format the card. ( pg. 50)

3 Close the SD card cover.

8 To remove an SD card

Push the SD card once. After the card comes out a little, pull it out.

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Recording Files

REC

[5h56m]

Video Recording

Preparation: Set the power/mode switch to ON.

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to select ! (video) mode.

The switch returns to the original position

when it is released.

OFF

The

MODE

lamp on the camera lights up.

Press the PLAY/REC button to select recording mode.

[5h56m]

SELECT

PLAY/REC

Press the REC button to start recording.

REC

Approximate remaining time for recording appears.

16:9

8 To stop recording

Press the REC button again.

8 To change the picture quality

Change the settings in [QUALITY]. (

pg. 46)

8 To register a ﬁ le to an event

See page 19.

8 To take close-up pictures (up to approx.

51 cm)

Set the program AE dial to 3, then press the TELE MACRO button (t indicator appears).

NOTES

The video recording mode is automatically selected when you turn the camera’s power off and then

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on again.

If the camera is not operated for 5 minutes while the power is on, it turns itself off automatically to

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conserve power. To turn the camera on again when using the battery pack, set the power/mode switch to OFF, then to ON. When using the AC adapter, perform any operation such as zooming.

Video ﬁ les are given the names MOV_001.MOD to MOV_009.MOD, MOV_00A.MOD to

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MOV_00F.MOD, and MOV_010.MOD in order of recording.

After recording video for 12 consecutive hours, recording stops automatically.

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A new ﬁ le will be created for every 4 GB of continuous shooting.

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This camera records video in MPEG2 format compliant with SD-VIDEO format. Remember that this

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camera is not compatible with other digital video formats.

Do not move or shake the camera suddenly during recording. If you do so, the sound of the hard disk

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drive may be recorded.

8 To change the aspect ratio of the image

(16:9/4:3)

Change the settings in [16:9 WIDE RECORDING]. (

pg. 47)

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Still Image Recording

[

Preparation: Set the power/mode switch to ON.

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Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to select # (still image) mode.

The switch returns to the original

position when it is

OFF

released.

The

MODE

lamp on the camera lights up.

Press the PLAY/REC button to select recording mode.

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SELECT

PLAY/REC

4:3

FINE

[9999]

Press and hold the SNAPSHOT button halfway.

640

FINE

The ? indicator becomes green when the captured image is focused.

8 To change the picture quality

Change the settings in [QUALITY]. (

pg. 47)

8 To record still images continuously

Set [CONTINUOUS SHOOTING] to [ON]. (

pg. 48)

Press the SNAPSHOT button to start recording.

FINE

[9999]

8 To change the image size

Change the settings in [IMAGE SIZE]. (

pg. 47)

8 To take close-up pictures (up to

approx. 51 cm)

Set the program AE dial to 3, then press the TELE MACRO button (t Indicator appears).

8 To record using the timer

Press the z button several times to display the

(2 seconds) or (10

seconds) indicator.

NOTE

If the camera is not operated for 5 minutes while the power is on, it turns itself off automatically to conserve power. To turn the camera on again when using the battery pack, set the power/mode switch to OFF, then to ON. When using the AC adapter, perform any operation such as zooming.

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Recording Files (Continued)

LED Light – ! mode only

INDEX

Set Lever

Zoom Lever

Power/ Mode Switch

PLAY/REC Button

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

recording mode.

Each time you move the set lever to ¤, setting changes.

No display

mode.

The light remains on regardless of the surrounding conditions.

The light turns on automatically when shooting in insufﬁ cient light conditions.

Disables this function.

Zooming

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

recording mode.

Zoom out Zoom in

W: Wide angle T: Telephoto

Maximum zoom ratio is 40X in ! mode, and 10X in # mode (factory-preset).

8 To change the maximum zoom ratio (for

! mode only)

Change the settings in [ZOOM]. ( pg. 46)

NOTE

Macro shooting is possible as close as approx. 5 cm to the subject when the zoom lever is set all the way to W.

or # mode.

Flash – # mode only

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

recording mode.

Each time you move the set lever to ¤, setting changes.

()*

()

(

mode.

The ﬂ ash ﬁ res automatically.

The ﬂ ash ﬁ res automatically but reduces the red-eye phenomenon of the subject’s eyes.

The ﬂ ash ﬁ res regardless of the shooting condition.

The ﬂ ash ﬁ res. The shutter speed becomes slower, so the background can also be brightened.

FINE

[9999]

No display

Disables this function.

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Registering Files to Events

– ! mode only

If you select an event to register the ﬁ le to before starting recording, the ﬁ le will be registered to the selected event, thus making the ﬁ le easy to ﬁ nd at playback. There are up to 3 different destinations within each event (for example: BABY1, BABY2, BABY3).

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

mode.

recording mode.

CHANGE EVENT REG. ON/SELECT OFF

2 Select [ON/SELECT].

Select

Set

VACATION

NON SECTION NEXT PAGE

SET QUIT

SELECT

1/ 3

ND Filter – ! mode only

The amount of light that enters the lens is reduced by the ﬁ lter. Therefore, the aperture value can be raised or shutter speed lowered, in situations such as when recording videos outdoors in sunny weather.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

recording mode.

8 To deactivate the ND ﬁ lter

Press the indicator turns white.

NOTE

We recommend that the ND Filter is not used indoors, because there may not be enough light.

mode.

/ button so that the

ENGLISH

3 Select the event that you want to

To select a different destination, select

•

[NEXT PAGE].

To cancel the event registration, select

•

[NON SECTION].

Select

Set

The selected event is displayed on the screen. Press the REC button to start recording.

8 To exit the screen

Press EVENT.

8 To search by event for a ﬁ le to play back

See page 26.

NOTE

Once you select to register a ﬁ le to a certain event, the setting will remain even if you turn the power off. Unless you change the setting, you will register a ﬁ le to the same event that you had previously selected.

Checking the Remaining Space on the Recording Media – ! mode only

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

recording mode.

INDEX

The maximum recording time is displayed for each picture quality mode (

: FINE, : NORMAL, : ECONOMY).

8 To return to the normal screen

Press the 0 button again.

mode.

MAX RECORDING TIME

7h 15m 10h45m 14h16m 37h44m

HDD

: ULTRA FINE,

FREE USED

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Manual Recording

Set Lever

FUNCTION

Manual recording mode enables you to set the focus and screen brightness etc. manually.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

recording mode.

or # mode.

Program AE Dial

Power/Mode

Switch

PLAY/REC Button

8 Items for program AE setting

I TWILIGHT :

•

Makes evening scenes look more natural.

6 PORTRAIT:

•

The subject in the foreground is accentuated by blurring the background.

H SPORTS :

•

Records fast moving subjects clearly.

G SNOW :

•

Compensates for subjects that may appear too dark when shooting in extremely bright surroundings, such as in snow.

/ SPOTLIGHT :

•

Select this when a spotlight makes a subject appear too bright.

Changing the Shutter Speed

A fast shutter speed can freeze the motion of a fast-moving subject, and a slow shutter speed can blur the subject to give the impression of motion.

1 Set the program AE dial to “S”.

16:9

Program AE

You can record videos or still images with optimum brightness by adjusting the exposure and shutter speed to suit your surroundings or the subject.

Set the program AE dial to the desired setting (I to /).

For details on each setting, see right column.

8 To cancel the program AE

Set the program AE dial to 4 (auto recording mode).

1/60

2 Select the desired setting (1/2 to

1/4000 in ! mode, 1/2 to 1/500* in # mode).

The smaller the value, the faster the shutter speed. * 1/2 to 1/250 when using the ﬂ ash.

Select

Set

8 To cancel the shutter speed setting

Set the program AE dial to 4 (auto recording mode).

NOTE

It is recommended to use the tripod ( pg. 14) when recording with a slow shutter speed.

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27.01

Aperture Priority Setting

Manual Focus

ENGLISH

You can add a blurring effect to the background by setting the aperture value (F-number).

1 Set the program AE dial to “A”.

16:9

F3.5

2 Select the desired setting. (F3.5 to

F16 in ! mode, F3.5 to F8.0 in # mode)

The lower the F-number (larger aperture value), the more blurred the background will become. The higher the F-number (smaller aperture value), the clearer the focus will be for both near and far objects.

Select

Set

8 To cancel the aperture priority setting

Set the program AE dial to 4 (auto recording mode).

NOTE

If the image is too bright, set to a larger F-number. If the image is too dark, set to a smaller F-number.

Preparation:

Set the program AE dial to 3 (manual recording mode).

2 Adjust the focus.

Select

Set

8 To cancel the manual focus setting

Set the program AE dial to 4 (auto recording mode).

Nightscope

The shutter speed is automatically adjusted from 1/2 to 1/250 seconds. It enables recording with low light levels in dim locations.

Preparation:

Set the program AE dial to 3 (manual recording mode).

8 To cancel nightscope

Move the set lever to £ (NIGHT) so that the

indicator disappears.

NOTE

It is recommended to use the tripod ( pg. 14) when recording with a slow shutter speed.

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16:9

Manual Recording (Continued)

Backlight Compensation

Backlight compensation brightens the subject by increasing the exposure.

Preparation:

Set the program AE dial to 3 (manual recording mode).

16:9

8 To cancel backlight compensation

Move the set lever to ¡ ( - ) twice so that the - indicator disappears.

Spot Exposure Control

Use this function when backlight compensation does not work well, or to adjust the brightness in the desired spot.

Manual Setting in Function Menu

You can use manual recording functions easily by selecting items in the function menus.

Preparation:

Set the program AE dial to 3 (manual recording mode).

FUNCTION

ADJUST BRIGHTNESS WB EFFECT

2 Select the desired menu.

For details on each menu, see page 23.

Select

ADJUST BRIGHTNESS

AUTO

Set

Preparation:

Set the program AE dial to 3 (manual recording mode).

1 Move twice.

16:9

2 Select the desired spot metering area

frame.

Select

Set

8 To lock the exposure

After you ﬁ nish conﬁ guring the setting, press and hold the set lever for more than 2 seconds. The

indicator appears.

8 To cancel spot exposure control

Move the set lever to ¡ ( the

. indicator disappears.

- ) once so that

16:9

[5h56m]

3 Select the desired setting.

Select

ADJUST BRIGHTNESS AUTO

Set

Depending on the kind of settings you select, you can set the value by moving the set lever to ¡ / ¢ after selecting.

FUNCTION

The menu disappears and the indicator for the set function appears.

8 To return to the previous screen

Move the set lever to £.

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

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Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

ADJUST BRIGHTNESS Adjusts the brightness.

Adjusts the white balance to achieve the optimum colours for the amount of light in your surroundings during recording.

For

! mode

[AUTO] : The brightness is adjusted automatically. –6 to +6 : Corrects the brightness within this range in increments

of 1. Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to set the value.

For

# mode

[±0] : The brightness is not adjusted. –2.0 to +2.0 (EV) : Corrects the brightness within this range in

increments of 1/3EV. Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to set the value.

8 To lock the exposure

When the menu disappears after you ﬁ nish conﬁ guring the setting, press and hold the set lever for more than 2 seconds. The

[AUTO] : White balance is adjusted automatically.

indicator appears.

B MWB : Adjusts the white balance manually depending on the

light source.

1) Hold a sheet of plain white paper in front of the subject so that the white paper ﬁ lls the screen.

2) Press and hold the set lever until the

B indicator starts blinking then stops

blinking.

ENGLISH

EFFECT

Enables you to record videos or still images with special effects.

D FINE : When shooting outdoors on a sunny day. E CLOUD : When shooting outdoors on a cloudy day. F HALOGEN : When a video light or similar type of lighting is

used.

[OFF] : No effect is used.

J SEPIA : The image has a brownish tint like old photos. K MONOTONE : The image becomes black and white like old

movies.

L CLASSIC FILM* : This effect skips frames to give images of an

old movie atmosphere.

M STROBE* : The image looks like a series of consecutive

snapshots.

* Not available in

# mode.

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Playing Back Files

Video Playback

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to select ! (video) mode.

MODE

The ! lamp on the camera lights up.

The switch returns to the original position

when it is released.

OFF

Press the PLAY/REC button to select playback mode.

SELECT

PLAY/REC

VIDEO

SELECT

SET SORT

The index screen for videos appears.

8/8

Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the desired ﬁ le, then press down.

Select

Set

8 To return to the index screen

Press INDEX.

8 To watch on TV

See page 29.

8 To turn the date display on/off

Change the settings in [DATE/TIME]. ( pg. 49)

8 To check the ﬁ le information

Press INFO when playback is paused. ( pg. 32)

Operations during Playback

Return to the ﬁ rst scene of the ﬁ le

Play/Pause

Reverse search/ Frame-by-frame playback (during pause)

Forward search/ Frame-by-frame playback (during pause)

Go to the ﬁ rst scene of the next ﬁ le

J : Turn down the

volume

I : Turn up the

volume

During forward reverse search, moving the set lever to £ / ¤ alters the search speed (maximum 60x).

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Still Image Playback

ENGLISH

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to select # (still image) mode.

The switch returns to the original

position when it is

OFF

released.

The

MODE

lamp on the camera lights up.

Press the PLAY/REC button to select playback mode.

SELECT

PLAY/REC

IMAGE

SELECT

SET SORT

The index screen for still images appears.

8/8

Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the desired ﬁ le, then press down.

Select

Set

8 To return to the index screen

Press INDEX.

8 To watch on TV

See page 29.

8 To turn the date display on/off

Change the settings in [DATE/TIME]. ( pg. 49)

8 To check the ﬁ le information

Press INFO. ( pg. 32)

Operations during Playback

Rotate 90 degrees (counterclockwise)

Display the previous ﬁ le

Rotate 90 degrees

(clockwise)

Start/end the slide show

Display the next ﬁ l e

During the slide show, moving the set lever to ¡ /

¢ changes the playback order.

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Playing Back Files (Continued)

2 Select the recording date.

Power/Mode Switch

INDEX

FUNCTION

PLAY/REC Button

Set Lever

File Search Function

You can switch the index screen to the date index screen or event screen for the convenient ﬁ le search. The event screen can be used in cannot be used in

mode.

Date Index Screen

You can search the desired ﬁ le by the recording date.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

or # mode.

playback mode.

mode. It

Select

Set

JAN 07 2007

SELECT

1/3

SET SORT

3 Select the ﬁ le you want to play back.

Select

Set

8 To return to the index screen

Press the INDEX button.

Event Screen –

! mode only

You can search the desired ﬁ le by the event that you registered the ﬁ le to when recording. ( pg. 19) After searching by the event, you can search by the recording date to narrow down the search.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select the

•

mode.

playback mode.

1 Press twice.

1/ 3

INDEX

SELECT

VACATION

SET SORT

INDEX

SEARCH DATE

31 01 2007 25 01 2007

22 01 2007

22 12 2006 22 12 2006

SELECT

SET SORT

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2 Select the event.

To move to the next page, select [NEXT PAGE].

Select

Set

SEARCH EVENT

ALL SCENES

25 01 2007

22 01 2007

SELECT

SET SORT

To Play Back Demonstration Files – ! mode only

Video ﬁ les that are used for demonstration in a shop may be recorded on the camera you purchased. These ﬁ les are saved to the [EXTMOV] folder and can be played back by the following operations.

ENGLISH

3 Select the recording date.

To display all the ﬁ les, select [ALL SCENES].

Select

Set

VACATION

SELECT

1/3

SET SORT

4 Select the ﬁ le you want to play back.

Select

Set

8 To return to the index screen

Press the INDEX button.

8 To change the event registration of a ﬁ le

See page 32.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

mode.

playback mode.

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

2 Select [PLAYBACK MPG FILE].

Select

Set

VIDEO [MPG]

SELECT

8/8

SET QUIT

3 Select the ﬁ le you want to play back.

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

8 To return to the normal ﬁ le playback

mode

Select [PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE] in step 2.

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Playing Back Files (Continued)

Playback with Special Effects

Wipe or fader effects

Add effects at the beginning and end of videos. These effects cannot be set for still images.

Playback effects

Add effects that, for example, alter the colour tones of images.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select the

•

or # mode.

playback mode.

ex.) Set [EFFECT] to [SEPIA].

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

2 Select [WIPE/FADER] (! mode only)

or [EFFECT].

Select

Set

SELECT

EFFECT

OFF SEPIA MONOTONE CLASSIC FILM STROBE

SET QUIT

3 Select a desired effect.

For details on each effect, see right column.

Select

Set

VIDEO

SELECT

8/8

SET SORT

4 Select the ﬁ le you want to play back.

Select

Set

8 Items for WIPE/FADER setting

O FADER:WHITE:

•

Fade in or out with a white screen.

P FADER:BLACK:

•

Fade in or out with a black screen.

Q FADER:B.W:

•

Fade in to a colour screen from a black

and white screen, or fade out in the opposite way.

R WIPE:CORNER:

•

Wipe in on a black screen from the upper

right to the lower left corner, or wipe out in the opposite way.

S WIPE:WINDOW:

•

The scene starts in the centre of a black

screen and wipes in toward the corners, or wipes out in the opposite way.

T WIPE:SLIDE:

•

Wipe in from right to left, or wipe out in

the opposite way.

U WIPE:DOOR:

•

Wipe in as the two halves of a black

screen open to the left and right revealing the scene, or wipe out in the opposite way.

V WIPE:SCROLL:

•

The scene wipes in from the bottom to

the top of a black screen, or wipes out in the opposite way.

W WIPE:SHUTTER:

•

Wipe in from the centre of a black screen

toward the top and bottom, or wipe out in the opposite way.

8 Items for EFFECT setting

J SEPIA:

•

The image is given a brownish tint like an

old photo.

K MONOTONE:

•

The image becomes black and white like

an old movie.

L CLASSIC FILM*:

•

The image is given an old movie

atmosphere by the effect of skipping frames.

M STROBE*:

•

The image looks like a series of

consecutive snapshots.

* Not available in # mode.

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

8 To turn off the effect

Select [OFF] in step 3.

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Watching Images on TV

Preparation:

Make sure that [ANALOG INPUT] is set to [OFF]. (Factory-preset = [OFF]) ( pg. 49)

•

Turn off all units.

•

AV Connector

AV Cable

DC Connector

NOTES

You can also connect the cables using the Everio dock connectors. The S-Video cable

•

(optional) enables even higher quality playback. ( pg. 6) When other devices such as a DVD burner are connected to the Everio dock, switch off these devices power.

This camera is designed to be used with PAL-type colour television signals. It cannot be used

•

with a television of a different standard.

AC Adapter

AV Input Connector

To AC Outlet

ENGLISH

1 Turn on the camera and the TV.

2 Set the TV to its VIDEO mode.

3 (Only when connecting the camera to the VCR/DVD recorder)

Turn on the VCR/DVD recorder, and set the VCR/DVD recorder to its AUX input mode.

4 Start playback on the camera. ( pg. 24, 25)

16:9 TV 4:3 TV

8 If the aspect ratio of the image is not correct

as shown right

Change the settings in [SELECT TV TYPE]. ( pg. 49)

8 To display camera’s on-screen display on TV

Set [DISPLAY ON TV] to [ON]. ( pg. 49)

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Managing Files

Set Lever

PLAY/REC Button

Zoom Lever

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

or # mode.

playback mode.

ex.) Performing [DELETE].

FUNCTION

TELEMACRO

Power/ Mode

INFO

CAUTION

Switch

Do not remove the recording medium or perform any other operation (such as turning off the power) while accessing ﬁ les. Also, be sure to use the provided AC adapter, as the data on the recording medium may be corrupted if the battery becomes exhausted during operation. If the data on the recording medium becomes corrupted, format the recording medium. ( pg. 50)

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

2 Select [DELETE] or [PROTECT].

Select

Set

Deleting/Protecting the Currently Displayed File

After performing steps 1-2

DELETE

SELECT

CURRENT FILE SELECT DELETE ALL

SET QUIT

3 Select [CURRENT].

Select

Set

SELECT

DELETE?

0008Remaining files:

EXECUTE

CANCEL

SET

Deleting/ Protecting Files

Protected ﬁ les cannot be deleted. To delete

•

them, release the protection ﬁ rst.

Once ﬁ les are deleted, they cannot be

•

restored. Check ﬁ les before deleting.

For an SD card, you can use the write/erase

•

protection tab to set protection. To protect all the ﬁ les, slide the tab to the “LOCK” position.

Write/erase protection tab

You can select the previous or next ﬁ le by moving the set lever to £ / ¤.

4 Select [EXECUTE].

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

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Selecting and Deleting/Protecting Files

Deleting/Protecting All Files

ENGLISH

After performing steps 1-2 ( pg. 30)

3 Select [FILE SELECT].

Select

Set

VIDEO DELETE

SELECT

8/8

SET QUIT

4 Select the desired ﬁ le.

Select

Set

The $ or x mark appears on the ﬁ le. To

•

select other ﬁ les, repeat this step.

If you slide the zoom lever towards T,

•

the preview screen is displayed. Sliding the zoom lever towards W returns to the index screen.

VIDEO DELETE

SELECT SET

8/8

QUIT

After performing steps 1-2 ( pg. 30)

3 Select [DELETE ALL] or [PROTECT

ALL].

Select

Set

DELETE ALL?

EXCEPT PROTECTED FILE

EXECUTE

CANCEL

SET

SELECT

4 Select [EXECUTE].

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

FUNCTION

EXECUTE AND QUIT

SELECT

DELETE?

QUIT

CANCEL

SET

6 Select [EXECUTE AND QUIT] (when

performing [DELETE]) or [QUIT] (when performing [PROTECT]).

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

8 To release protection

Select the protected ﬁ le in step 4 (“Selecting and Deleting/Protecting Files”  left column).

8 To release protection of all ﬁ les

1) In step 3, select [CANCEL ALL], then

press down the set lever.

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [EXECUTE], then press down.

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Managing Files (Continued)

A larger number of pixels in the centre

Viewing File Information

Preparation:

For ! mode: Pause the playback.

•

Alternatively, select the ﬁ le on the index screen.

For # mode: Play back the still image.

•

Alternatively, select the ﬁ le on the index screen.

TELEMACRO

INFO

FILE FOLDER DATE/TIME PB TIME QUALITY PROTECT

: MOV005.MOD : PRG001 : 01.01.2007 10:56 : 00:30:02 : ULTRA FINE : OFF

•

position indicates correct exposure and wellbalanced brightness.

The shutter speed, F-number and ISO

•

sensitivity (GAIN) when recorded are also displayed.

Number of

pixels

(Dim)

Brightness level

(Bright)

FILE: File name

•

FOLDER: Folder name

•

DATE/TIME: Date and time of the recording

•

PB TIME (for video ﬁ les): Playback time

•

(length of the ﬁ le)

SIZE (for still images): Image size

•

( pg. 47)

QUALITY: Image quality ( pg. 46, 47)

•

PROTECT: File protection status ( pg. 30)

•

8 To turn off the ﬁ le information display

Press INFO again.

Histogram –

# mode only

A histogram is a graph indicating the image’s brightness. By checking the image and its histogram, you can see the exposure level pattern and the overall tone reproduction.

Press twice.

TELEMACRO

8 To turn off the ﬁ le information display

Press INFO several times.

NOTE

The shutter speed displayed during shooting in auto mode is an approximation. It may not match the one displayed with the histogram.

Changing the Event Registration of Video Files after Recording – ! mode only

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select playback

•

mode.

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

1/250 s F3.5

INFO

ISO100

2 Select [CHANGE EVENT REG.].

Select

Set

VACATION

NON SECTION NEXT PAGE

SELECT

1/ 3

QUIT

Page 33

Select a new event to register the ﬁ le to.

To move to the next page, select [NEXT

•

PAGE].

To cancel the event registration, select

•

[NON SECTION].

Select

VIDEO

8/8

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

2 Select [EDITED COPY].

Select

EDITED COPY

ENGLISH

8/8

Set

SELECT

SET QUIT

4 Select the ﬁ le you want to register.

Select

Set

The s mark appears on the ﬁ le. To select

•

other ﬁ les, repeat this step.

If you slide the zoom lever towards T,

•

the preview screen is displayed. Sliding the zoom lever towards W returns to the index screen.

FUNCTION

EVENT RE-REGISTRATION ENDS

DO YOU WANT TO SAVE?

SAVE AND QUIT

DELETE AND QUIT

CANCEL

SELECT

SET

6 Select [SAVE AND QUIT].

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

Set

SELECT

SET QUIT

3 Select the desired ﬁ le.

RETURN

EDITED COPY

00 : 00 : 03

SET QUIT

Select

Set

Playback starts.

4 Set the point at which you want to

divide the ﬁ le.

COPY 1st SECTION

COPY 2nd SECTION

CANCEL

00 : 24 : 18

SET QUIT

SELECT

5 Select the ﬁ le you want to copy.

[COPY 1st SECTION]:

•

Copy the section before the division

point.

[COPY 2nd SECTION]:

•

Copy the section after the division point.

Select

Partial Delete (EDITED COPY) – ! mode only

You can divide the selected video ﬁ le into two, and make a copy of the desired section as a new video ﬁ le.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

playback mode.

mode.

Set

When copying is ﬁ nished, the copied ﬁ le is added to the index screen.

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

NOTE

When playing back the copied ﬁ le, the recording date of the original ﬁ le is displayed. Meanwhile, the date when you copied is displayed on the ﬁ le information display. ( pg. 32)

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Playlists –

mode only

3 Select [NEW LIST].

Power/Mode

Switch

INDEX

FUNCTION

PLAY/REC Button

Set Lever

It is a list that enables you to organize recorded videos in order of preference.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

mode.

playback mode.

Select

Set

NEW LIST

IMPORT FROM EVENT

IMPORT FROM DATE

ALL SCENES

SET QUIT

SELECT

4 Select an item and display ﬁ les.

Select

Set

[IMPORT FROM EVENT]:

•

Search for an event and display the corresponding ﬁ les listed by recording date. Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the event, then press down.

[IMPORT FROM DATE]:

•

Display all the ﬁ les in the medium listed by recording date.

[ALL SCENES]:

•

Display all ﬁ les individually.

EDIT

SELECT

TOTAL

00h00m

8/8

Creating Playlists

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

2 Select [EDIT PLAYLIST].

Select

Set

EDIT PLAYLIST

SELECT

NEW LIST EDIT RENAME DELETE

SET QUIT

5 Select the ﬁ le to add to playlist.

Select

Set

To preview scenes, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select the ﬁ le and press the INDEX button. When the index screen of individual scenes appears, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the ﬁ le, then press down. To return to previous screen, press INDEX.

EDIT

TOTAL

00h00m

8/8

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6 Select the insertion point.

Select

Set

To add other ﬁ les, repeat steps 5 and 6.

•

To delete a registered scene, move the

•

set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select the registered ﬁ le, then press down.

FUNCTION

EDIT

TOTAL

30h15m

SELECT

QUIT PLAYLIST

SAVE EDITED CONTENTS?

SAVE AND QUIT

DELETE AND QUIT

CANCEL

SELECT

SET

8 Select [SAVE AND QUIT].

Select

Playing Back Playlists

8/8

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT EDITED COPY CHANGE EVENT REG. EFFECT WIPE/FADER PLAYBACK PLAYLIST EDIT PLAYLIST PLAYBACK MPG FILE PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE

ENGLISH

2 Select [PLAYBACK PLAYLIST].

Select

Set

PLAYBACK PLAYLIST

ALL SCENES

01 07. 01. 2007 16:45

02 07. 01. 2007 11:25 03 07. 01. 2007 21:25

SET QUIT

SELECT

3 Select the playlist that you want to

play back.

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

NOTES

A maximum of 99 playlists can be created.

•

Each playlist can consist of a maximum of

•

99 scenes.

If you delete the original ﬁ les, the

•

corresponding ﬁ les are also deleted from the playlist.

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

8 To stop playback

Press down the set lever.

8 To return to the normal ﬁ le playback

mode

Select [PLAYBACK NORMAL FILE] in step 2.

8 To play back from the desired scene

1) In step 2, press the INDEX button. (The

index screen for playlist appears.)

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the desired scene, then press down.

8 When dubbing playlists using a

VCR/DVD recorder ( pg. 44)

Play back playlists by performing the following operations.

1) After performing steps 1-2, move the set lever to ¤.

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [START PLAYBACK], then press down. (A black screen is displayed for ﬁ ve seconds at the ﬁ rst and the last scene.)

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Playlists –

mode only (Continued)

Other Operations of Playlists

You can perform additional editing and delete ﬁ les in a created playlist.

Preparation:

Perform steps 1-2. ( pg. 34)

Adding/Deleting Files in Playlist

3 Move the set lever to

[EDIT], then press down.

4 Move the set lever to

the playlist you want to edit, then press down.

To add or delete ﬁ les, follow the steps 5 to

8 in “Creating Playlists”. ( pg. 34)

Changing Playlist Names

/ ¢ to select

Deleting Playlist

Original ﬁ les are not deleted even if you delete the playlist.

3 Move the set lever to

[DELETE], then press down.

4 Move the set lever to

playlist you want to delete.

To delete all playlists at once, select [DELETE ALL].

/ ¢ to select

/ ¢ to select a

5 Press down the set lever.

6 Move the set lever to

[EXECUTE], then press down.

/ ¢ to select

The default name of a playlist is its creation date and time.

3 Move the set lever to

[RENAME], then press down.

4 Move the set lever to

the desired playlist, then press down.

5 Move the set lever to

select the desired letter, then press down.

Repeat this process to complete the name.

•

You can change the character types (capital

•

letters, small letters or marks) by selecting [A/a/@].

To correct a letter, select [}] or []] and

•

press down the set lever to move the cursor to the letter, then select [CLEAR] and press down the set lever.

/ ¢ to select

/ ¢ / £ / ¤ to

6 Move the set lever to

select [¯], then press down.

/ ¢ / £ / ¤ to

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Print Setting –

mode only

Set Lever

FUNCTION

Power/Mode Switch

PLAY/REC Button

DPOF Print Setting

This camera is compatible with DPOF (Digital Print Order Format). You can set which images to be printed and the number of prints with this camera. This feature is useful to print with a DPOF-compatible printer or for taking the recording medium to a photo lab for printing.

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

playback mode.

mode.

Setting Files Individually

After performing steps 1-2

3 Select [SELECT IMAGES].

Select

Set

DPOF TOTAL: 0

SET QUIT

SELECT

8/8

4 Select the desired ﬁ le.

Select

Set

If you slide and hold the zoom lever towards T, the preview screen of the still image is displayed.

5 Select the number of prints. (max. 15

prints)

Select

Set

To set print information for other images, repeat steps 4 and 5. (You can set up to 999 ﬁ les.)

FUNCTION

ENGLISH

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT COPY MOVE DPOF EFFECT

2 Select [DPOF].

Select

Set

DPOF

SELECT

SELECT IMAGES ALL 1 CHECK SETTINGS RESET

SET QUIT

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

8 To cancel the selection

Set the number of prints to “00” in step 5.

8 To conﬁ rm DPOF settings

In step 3, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [CHECK SETTINGS], then press down.

If necessary, change the number of

•

prints for the desired ﬁ le by following steps 4 and 5.

8 To reset DPOF settings

1) In step 3, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [RESET], then press down.

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [EXECUTE], then press down.

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Print Setting –

mode only (Continued)

Setting All Files Together (One Print for Each)

After performing steps 1-2 ( pg. 37)

3 Select [ALL1].

Select

ALL1

EXECUTE

CANCEL

Set

SELECT

SET

4 Select [EXECUTE].

Select

Set

8 To exit the screen

Press FUNCTION.

8 To conﬁ rm DPOF settings

In step 3, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [CHECK SETTINGS], then press down.

If necessary, change the number of

•

prints for the desired ﬁ le by following steps 4 and 5. ( pg. 37)

8 To reset DPOF settings

1) In step 3, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to

select [RESET], then press down.

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [EXECUTE], then press down.

Direct Printing with PictBridge Printer

If your printer is compatible with PictBridge, still images can be printed easily by connecting the camera directly to the printer with the USB cable. DPOF setting can also be used. ( pg. 37)

Preparation:

Set the power/mode switch to OFF.

DC Connector

AC Adapter

To AC Outlet

USB Cable

PictBridge Printer

USB Connector

You can also connect the cables using the Everio dock connectors.

1 Set the power/mode switch to ON.

MODE

OFF

PLAYBACK ON PC

CONNECT TO DEVICE CREATE DVD BACK UP DIRECT PRINT

SELECT

2 Select [DIRECT PRINT].

Select

Set

SELECT

DIRECT PRINT

SELECTED PRINT

SET

DPOF PRINT

CANCEL

SET

QUIT

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To Print by Selecting a Still Image

To Print Using the DPOF Settings

ENGLISH

After performing steps 1-2 ( pg. 38)

3 Select [SELECTED PRINT].

Select

PRINT THIS IMAGE

Set

SET

4 Select the desired Image.

Select

NUMBER OF PRINTS

DATE

Set

5 Move the set lever to

CANCEL

/ ¢ to select

menus and £ / ¤ to select settings.

[NUMBER OF PRINTS]:

•

The number of prints can be set from 1 to 99.

[DATE]:

•

Set whether to print the date and time.

OFF

If the printer is compatible with DPOF, you can use the DPOF settings. ( pg. 37)

After performing steps 1-2 ( pg. 38)

3 Select [DPOF PRINT].

Select

Set

SELECT

DPOF PRINT

CHECK SETTINGS

CANCEL

SET

4 Select [PRINT].

Select

Set

8 To stop printing after printing starts

1) Press down the set lever.

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [EXECUTE], then press down.

8 To conﬁ rm the DPOF setting

In step 4, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [CHECK SETTINGS], then press down. To return to the previous screen, press FUNCTION.

6 Select [PRINT].

Select

Set

8 To stop printing after printing starts

1) Press down the set lever.

2) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [EXECUTE], then press down.

NOTES

If the printer is not recognized, disconnect

•

the USB cable, then reconnect it.

You cannot return to the previous screen

•

while operating Direct print. If you want to redo the operation, remove the USB cable, switch off the camera’s power, and start the operation again from the beginning.

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Copying Files

Set Lever

Power/Mode Switch

INDEX

FUNCTION

PLAY/REC Button

DIRECT DVD

Types of Copying and Connectable Device

Using a DVD Burner to Copy Files from the Camera (DVD Creation Function)

Supported discs: 12cm DVD-R, DVD-RW

Regarding DVD-R discs, only unused

•

DVD-R discs can be used. Regarding DVD-RW discs, used DVD-RW discs can also be used, but they need to be formatted before recording. Formatting a disc deletes all content recorded on the disc up until that time.

Dual-layer discs cannot be used.

•

Regarding ﬁ nalization after copying

The disc is automatically ﬁ nalized so that it can be played on other devices. After ﬁ nalizing, the disc is a play-only disc, so no more ﬁ les can be added.

Preparation: Set the power/mode switch to OFF.

The Camera

You can copy still images between the HDD and SD card with this camera alone. ( pg. 45)

DVD Burner (CU-VD10/CU-VD20)

You can copy video ﬁ les recorded on this camera onto DVD discs. ( right column)

VCR/DVD Recorder

You can dub video ﬁ les recorded on this camera onto DVD discs. ( pg. 44)

VCR/DVD Player

Videos from a VCR/DVD player can be dubbed onto the camera’s HDD. ( pg. 44)

DC Connector

AC Adapter

To AC Outlet

USB Cable

USB Connector

NOTE

USB Connector

DVD Burner

You can also connect the cables using the Everio dock connectors.

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Copying Only the Newly Taken Video Files

Files that have never been copied to the DVD discs are automatically selected and copied.

1 Set the power/mode switch to ON.

MODE

OFF

CREATE DVD

SELECT FROM SCENES ALL SCENES

SELECT FROM EVENT

SELECT FROM DATE SELECT FROM PLAYLIST

SET

SELECT

ALL WILL

BE CREATED

TIME REQUIRED: 45 MIN.

DVD-RW

EXECUTE

CANCEL

SET QUIT

SELECT

QUIT

3 Select [EXECUTE].

Select

Set

The DVD disc begins to be created.

•

When [COMPLETED] appears, press down the set lever to complete the operation.

When [COMPLETED. CHANGE DISC]

•

appears, change the disc. The second DVD disc begins to be created.

To cancel the DVD creation, select

•

[CANCEL].

8 To exit the screen

Press MENU, then move the set lever to

/ ¢ to select [EXECUTE] and press

down.

Selecting and Copying Video Files

After performing step 1 ( left column)

2 Select an item and display the DVD

Creation List for the ﬁ les to be copied.

Select

Set

[SELECT FROM EVENT]:

•

Search for an event and display the

corresponding ﬁ les listed by recording date.

Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to

select the event, then press down.

[SELECT FROM DATE]:

•

Display the ﬁ les recorded on selected

dates listed by recording date. Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select the recording date, then press down.

[SELECT FROM PLAYLIST]:

•

Playlists are displayed in a list in the selection order.

1) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select the desired list, then press down. To select other lists, repeat this process.

2) Move the set lever to ¤ twice.

[CREATE DUPLICATE]:

•

Create a DVD disc identical to the one

created last time. The last creation date is displayed. (Up to 20 ﬁ les)

Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select the

date, then press down.

[SELECT FROM SCENES]:

•

displayed in a list in the selection order.

1) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select the desired ﬁ le, then press down. To select other ﬁ les, repeat this process.

2) Move the set lever to ¤ twice.

[ALL SCENES]:

•

Display all ﬁ les individually.

DVD CREATION LIST

ALL

DVD1 01.01.2007 12:04

02.01.2007 12:15

DVD2 01.02.2007 12:04

01.02.2007 12:15

SET QUIT

SELECT

ENGLISH

Make sure to read “Disc number” ( pg. 42) before proceeding to the next procedure.

Continued on next page

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Copying Files (Continued)

3 Select the desired disc number.

If you select [ALL], all discs in the list are

•

created.

To preview scenes, move the set lever

•

to ¡ / ¢ to select the ﬁ le and press the INDEX button. When the index screen of individual scenes appears, move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the ﬁ le, then press down.

To return to previous screen, press

INDEX.

mark shows that the disc is created

•

already.

ALL WILL

BE CREATED

TIME REQUIRED: 45 MIN.

DVD-RW EXECUTE

CANCEL

SET QUIT

SELECT

8 To check whether the DVD disc was

created properly

In step 2 ( pg. 41), move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ to select [PLAY DVD], then press down. To return to the previous screen, press the INDEX button.

8 Disc number

Disc number shows the number of DVD discs you can create. The dubbing range of each disc is automatically allocated, presuming that all the ﬁ les are to be dubbed from the ﬁ rst one on the list. This dubbing range cannot be changed. ex.) “DVD1” records 2 ﬁ les, “01.01.2007”

and “01.15.2007”.

ALL DVD1 01.01.2007 12:04

15.01.2007 12:15

DVD2 01.01.2007 12:04

08.02.2007 12:15

5 Select [EXECUTE].

Select

Set

The DVD disc begins to be created.

•

When [COMPLETED] appears, press down the set lever to complete the operation.

When [COMPLETED. CHANGE DISC]

•

appears, change the disc. The second DVD disc begins to be created.

To cancel the DVD creation, select

•

[CANCEL].

8 To exit the screen

Press MENU, then move the set lever to

/ ¢ to select [EXECUTE] and press

down.

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8 Title and chapter of created DVD

Each recording date becomes one title in a created DVD and each scene recorded in a same day becomes one chapter in the title.

8 Menu for disc playback

When you play back the created DVD disc on a DVD player or other devices, the following top menu will be displayed.

ENGLISH

10. 01. 2007: records ﬁ le 1 and 2.

File 1

File 2

11. 01. 2007: records ﬁ le 3 and 4.

File 3

File 4

Create a DVD

Title

File 1 File 2 File 3 File 4

12 3 4

Chapter

25.01.2007

11.01.200709.01.200707.01.2007

! Disc title: Creating date of the disc # DVD number ( pg. 42) $ Title thumbnail: First scene of the title % Title name: Recording date/Playlist name

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Copying Files (Continued)

Using a VCR/DVD Recorder to Dub Files from the Camera

Preparation:

Make sure that [ANALOG INPUT] is set to [OFF].

•

(Factory-preset = [OFF]) ( pg. 49)

Turn off all units.

•

AV Connector

DC Connector

To A C Outlet

VCR/DVD Recorder

AC Adapter

AV Cable

NOTE

To make the ﬁ le to record only the date information among the display indications, set [DISPLAY] to [OFF], [DISPLAY ON TV] to [ON], and [DATE/TIME] to [ON] or [AUTO]. ( pg. 49)

Using the Camera to Dub Files from a VCR/DVD Player

Preparation:

Set [ANALOG INPUT] to [ON]. ( pg. 49)

•

Turn off all units.

•

AV Connector

DC Connector

To A C Outlet

AC Adapter

AV Input Connector

You can also connect the cables using the Everio dock connectors.

cable (optional) enables even higher quality dubbing.

as a DVD burner are connected to the Everio dock, switch off these devices power.

( pg. 6) When other devices such

The S-Video or DV

1 Set the VCR/DVD recorder to its AUX

input mode.

2 Start playback on the camera.

To play back videos ( pg. 24)

•

To play back playlists (“When dubbing

•

playlists using a VCR/DVD recorder”  pg. 35)

At the point you want to start dubbing, start recording on the VCR/DVD recorder.

Refer to the VCR/DVD recorder’s instruction manual

8 To stop dubbing

Stop recording on the VCR/DVD recorder,

then press the REC button again.

AV Cable

VCR/DVD Player

AV Output Connector

You can also connect the cables using the Everio dock connectors. The S-Video cable (optional) enables even higher quality dubbing. ( pg. 6) When other devices such as a DVD burner are connected to the Everio dock, switch off these devices power.

Start playback on the VCR/DVD player.

2 Press the REC button at the scene

where you want to start recording.

8 To stop recording

Press the REC button again.

NOTES

If “COPY PROTECTED CONTENT” appears,

•

the ﬁ le is protected and cannot be recorded. If the videos you want to record contain both 16:9 and

•

4:3 screen size, recording stops where the aspect ratio switches. To record such videos, you need to perform recording operation at every switching point.

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Copying/Moving Still Image Files

You can copy or move still image ﬁ les between the HDD and SD card using the onscreen display.

ENGLISH

Preparation:

Slide the power/mode switch to MODE to

•

select

Press the PLAY/REC button to select

•

mode.

playback mode.

Make sure that SD card is inserted in the

•

SD slot.

Make sure that enough free space is left in

•

the copy/move destination medium.

FUNCTION

DELETE PROTECT COPY MOVE DPOF EFFECT

2 Select [COPY] or [MOVE].

[COPY]:

•

Files are copied to the destination

medium while leaving original ﬁ les in the source medium.

[MOVE]:

•

Files are moved to the destination

medium while deleting original ﬁ les (except read-only ﬁ les) in the source medium.

Select

Set

IMAGE COPY

FILE UNIT NUMBER OF FILE

EXECUTE

CANCEL

SET QUIT

SELECT

HDD SDMEDIA

ALL

0059

5 Set the ﬁ le unit ([ALL] or [FILE]) to

copy/move.

[FILE]:

•

Select when you want to transfer the

selected ﬁ les.

1) Move the set lever to ¡ / ¢ / £ / ¤ to select the desired ﬁ le, then press down.

The s mark appears on the ﬁ le. To

•

select other ﬁ les, repeat this step.

2) Press FUNCTION.

[ALL]:

•

Select when you want to transfer all ﬁ les

in the recording medium.

6 Select [EXECUTE].

Select

Set

File transfer starts. When [COPYING/ MOVING COMPLETED] appears, press down the set lever.

3 Set the direction of copy/move.

(HDD ] SD or SD ] HDD)

8 To exit the screen

Press MENU, then move the set lever to

¡ /

to select [EXECUTE] and press

down.

8 To stop the ﬁ le transfer

1) Press down the set lever.

2) Select [EXECUTE] and press down the set lever.

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Changing the Menu Settings

ex.) Set [DEMO MODE] to [OFF].

VIDEO

SCENE COUNTER EXTERNAL MIC LEVEL

QUALITY

ZOOM DIS

SELECT

VIDEO

SCENE COUNTER EXTERNAL MIC LEVEL QUALITY ZOOM DIS

SELECT

SET QUIT

3 Select the desired menu from the ﬁ rst

menu item.

[VIDEO]:

•

Display menus related to ! mode.

[IMAGE]:

•

Display menus related to # mode.

[GENERAL]:

•

Display menus common to ! and #

modes.

[MEDIA]:

•

Display menus related to recording

media (HDD and SD cards).

4 Select the desired menu from the

second menu item.

For details on each menu, see below.

Select

Set

GENERAL

SELECT

ON OFF

SET QUIT

5 Select the desired setting from the

third menu item.

Select

Set

8 To return to the previous screen

Move the set lever to £.

8 To exit the screen

Press MENU.

Select

Set

GENERAL

SELECT

Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

n QUALITY

Enables you to set the picture

! VIDEO

quality for videos.

@ ZOOM

Enables you to set the maximum zoom ratio.

AUTO POWER OFF COLOR MODE

BRIGHT

DROP DETECTION REMOTE

SET QUIT

ULTRA FINE / [FINE] / NORMAL / ECONOMY

10X / [40X] / 300X

NOTE

When the smallest value is set, the optical zoom is used. When one of the larger values is set, the digital zoom is used.

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Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

q DIS

Compensates for hand shake.

16:9 WIDE RECORDING

!

Records videos in 16:9 size.

! VIDEO

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

NOTES

Accurate stabilization may not be possible if hand shake

•

is excessive, or depending on the shooting conditions.

Switch off this mode when recording with the camera on a

•

tripod.

OFF : Records videos in 4:3 size. [ON] : Records videos in 16:9 size. The 16:9 indicator

lights up on the LCD monitor.

NOTES

If the recording mode is set to ECONOMY, you cannot

•

record in 16:9 size (the

If you want to burn the recorded videos onto DVD discs,

•

it is recommended not to mix 16:9 size videos and 4:3 size videos.

If you record videos in 16:9 size, the aspect ratio of the

•

video may be incorrect when watching the videos on your TV. If this occurs, change the settings in [SELECT TV TYPE].

( pg. 49)

16:9 indicator lights up blue).

ENGLISH

p GAIN UP

Makes the subject appear bright automatically when you record in dark places. However, the overall colour tones appear grayish.

o WIND CUT

Reduces noise caused by wind.

REC MEDIA FOR VIDEO

/

Enables you to set the recording medium for videos.

h SCENE COUNTER

Enables you to set whether to display the scene counter.

| EXTERNAL MIC LEVEL

Enables you to set whether display the input level when the external microphone (optional) is connected.

# IMAGE

n QUALITY

Enables you to set the picture quality for still images.

y IMAGE SIZE

Enables you to select the picture size for still images.

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

[OFF] : Disables the function. ON : Activates the function.

[HDD] / SD

[OFF] : Disables the function. ON : Activates the function.

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

[FINE] / STANDARD

[2592 x 1944] / 2304 x 1728 / 1600 x 1200 / 640 x 480 / 2592 x 1456 / 1920 x 1080 / 1280 x 720

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Changing the Menu Settings (Continued)

Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

2 GAIN

You can set the ISO setting to increase the sensitivity in dark conditions.

# IMAGE

{ CONTINUOUS SHOOTING

Records still images continuously while the SNAPSHOT button is pressed.

[AUTO] / 50 / 100 / 200 / 400

[OFF] : Disables the function. ON : Activates the function. BRACKETING : Activates the bracket shooting function.

In addition to an image with the exposure set by the camera, two other images are recorded with exposure values shifted to the + 0.3 EV and EV sides. You can select the image that has a suitable exposure after shooting.

NOTES

The interval between recording still images is approx. 1.0

•

seconds.

Continuous shooting may not work well depending on the

•

recording medium.

The continuous shooting speed will drop if this function is

•

used repeatedly.

– 0.3

REC MEDIA FOR IMAGE

3

Enables you to set the recording medium for still images.

g BRIGHT

Enables you to set the brightness of the LCD monitor.

^ DROP DETECTION

Prevents damage to the HDD by turning off the power automatically when the camera detects that it has been dropped.

Y GENERAL

] REMOTE

Turns reception of the operation signal from the remote control on/off.

[ DEMO MODE

Introduces special features of the camera at the following cases.

When the menu screen is

•

closed.

When there is no operation

•

for about 3 minutes during recording mode.

[HDD] / SD

Adjust the brightness of the display moving the set lever to £ / ¤, then press down.

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

To turn the unit on when the drop detection worked, set the power/mode switch to OFF, and to ON again.

CAUTION

Setting this function to off increases the chances of damaging the built-in hard disk if the camera is accidentally dropped.

OFF : The camera does not receive the signal from the

remote control.

[ON] : Enables operation with the remote control.

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

NOTES

The demonstration only works when the DC cord is

•

connected, not with the battery.

If an SD card is in the camera, demonstration will not take

•

place even if this mode is set to [ON].

\ OPERATION SOUND

Enables you to set the operation sound or turn the operation sound on/off.

OFF : Turns off the operation sound. [MELODY] : The melody sounds when any operation is

performed.

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Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

SELECT TV TYPE

#

Enables you to select the TV type when watching ﬁ les recorded on the camera on your TV.

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4:3 / [16:9]

$ ANALOG INPUT

Switches input and output for the AV/S connector of the camera.

l DISPLAY

Enables you to set whether to display the on-screen display.

DISPLAY ON TV

%

Used for displaying camera’s onscreen display on a TV screen.

LANGUAGE

9

Enables you to set the display language. ( pg. 13)

Y GENERAL

CLOCK ADJUST

:

Enables you to set the time. ( pg. 13)

DATE DISPLAY STYLE

;

Enables you to set the date and time display format.

[OFF] : Switches to output. ON : Switches to input. The

indicator lights up on the

LCD monitor.

OFF : Turns off the on-screen display. [ON] : Turns on the on-screen display.

[OFF] : Does not display on TV. ON : Displays on TV.

NOTE

This setting is available only if the TV is connected with the AV/S-Video cables. If connected with the DV cable, camera’s on-screen display will not be displayed on TV.

[ENGLISH] ITALIANO / NEDERLANDS / PORTUGUÊS / РУССКИЙ / POLSKI / ČEŠTINA / TÜRKÇE

/ FRANÇAIS / DEUTCH / ESPAÑOL /

DATE / TIME

DATE STYLE: year.month.day / month.day.year / [day.month.year] TIME: [24h] / 12h

DATE/TIME

<

Enables you to set whether to display the current time on the LCD monitor.

Z PRESET

Returns all the camera settings to their default values.

QUICK RESTART

&

Enables the camera to start up quickly when you turn the power off and then on again within ﬁ ve minutes by closing and opening the LCD monitor. (“Power-linked operation”  pg. 8)

OFF : The date/time does not appear. [AUTO] : The date/time appears for approx. 5 seconds in

the following cases.

When the power/mode switch is set from OFF to ON

•

When playback starts

•

When the date is changed during playback

•

ON : The date/time is always displayed. EXECUTE : Performs this function.

[CANCEL] : Returns to the menu screen without

executing reset.

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function. The ! or # lamp ﬂ ashes

when closing the LCD monitor.

NOTES

This function is not available during charging.

•

If this function is set to [ON], the camera consumes

•

the battery power even when it is turned off. The power consumption is about half that of when the camera is turned on.

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Changing the Menu Settings (Continued)

Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

AUTO POWER OFF

(

If the camera is not operated for

GENERAL

5 minutes while the power is on, it turns itself off automatically to conserve power.

4 COLOR MODE

Adjusts the colour tone of images when recording.

CLEAN-UP HDD

)

Writing speed to HDD tends to become slow after long periods of repeated use. Execute cleanup periodically to regain the writing speed.

FORMAT HDD

*

This will ensure stable speeds and operation when accessing the hard disk drive.

OFF : Disables the function.

[ON] : Activates the function.

To turn the camera on again, set the power/mode switch to OFF, then to ON when using the battery pack. When using the AC adapter, perform any operation such as zooming.

NATURAL : Reproduces natural tones of a subject. [VIVID] : Enhances the colour of images.

Connect the AC adapter. EXECUTE : Performs this function. Select [OK] when

completed.

[CANCEL] : Cancels this function.

NOTE

Depending on the condition of the HDD, it may take several minutes for the cleanup process to be completed.

EXECUTE : Performs this function. Select [OK] when

completed.

[CANCEL] : Cancels this function.

NOTES

Be aware that all ﬁ les and data including protected ﬁ les

•

will be erased by the formatting process.

Do not format the recording medium on your PC.

•

DELETE DATA ON HDD

+

This will make it more difﬁ cult to

 MEDIA

recover data on the HDD which has already been erased. It is recommended that you do this when disposing of the camera to prevent illegal data recovery (using commercially available software).

FORMAT SD CARD

You have to format newly purchased SD cards with this camera before using them. This will also ensure stable speeds and operation when accessing the SD card.

VIDEO NO. RESET

-

IMAGE NO. RESET

By resetting the ﬁ le number (name), a new folder will be made. The new ﬁ les you are going to make will be stored in the new folder. It is convenient to separate the new ﬁ les from previously recorded ﬁ les.

Connect the AC adapter. EXECUTE : Performs this function. Select [OK] when

completed.

[CANCEL] : Cancels this function.

EXECUTE : Performs this function. Select [OK] when

completed.

[CANCEL] : Cancels this function.

NOTES

Be aware that all ﬁ les and data including protected ﬁ les

•

will be erased by the formatting process.

Do not format the recording medium on your PC.

•

EXECUTE : Performs this function. Select [OK] when

completed.

[CANCEL] : Cancels this function.

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Troubleshooting

The camera is a microcomputer-controlled device. External noise and interference (from a TV, a radio, etc.) might prevent it from functioning properly.

The following phenomena are not malfunctions.

The camera heats up when it is used for a

•

long time.

The battery heats up during charging.

•

When playing back a video ﬁ le, the

•

image stops momentarily or the sound is interrupted at junctions between scenes.

Trouble Action

Connect the AC adapter securely.

•

No power is supplied.

Detach the battery pack once again and re-attach it ﬁ rmly.

•

Replace the dead battery with a fully charged one.

•

To solve the problem, ﬁ rst follow the

•

instructions below.

If the problem is not solved, reset the

•

camera. ( below)

If the problem persists, please consult your

•

nearest JVC dealer.

8 To reset the camera

1) Set the power/mode switch to OFF and remove the power supply (battery pack or AC adapter) from the camera, then reattach it.

2) Execute [PRESET] from the menu. ( pg. 49)



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–

No display appears.

The power was turned off accidentally.

Power

The displayed amount of remaining battery power differs from the actual operating time.

The power does not turn on, or the battery operation time is extremely short even after the battery is fully charged.

If the camera is not operated for 5 minutes while

•

the power is on, it turns itself off automatically to conserve power.

using the battery pack, set the power/mode switch to OFF, then to ON. When using the AC adapter, perform any operation such as zooming.

Adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor.

•

Move to a place where no vibration or excessive sound.

•

The drop detection function operated. Set the power/

•

mode switch to OFF, and to ON again. To turn off this function, set [DROP DETECTION] to [OFF].

Fully charge the battery, and then run it down. If the

•

problem persists, the battery is worn out and needs to be replaced. Please purchase a new one.

Make sure to use the camera under appropriate operating

•

temperatures.

The battery is worn out and needs to be replaced. Please

•

purchase a new one.

To turn the camera on again when

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– 48

–

The access/charge lamp on the camera does not light during charging.

Charging is difﬁ cult in places subject to extremely

•

high/low temperatures. To protect the battery, it is recommended to charge it in places with a temperature of 10°C to 35°C.

When the battery is already fully charged, the lamp does

•

not light. Check the remaining battery power.

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Troubleshooting (Continued)

Trouble Action

Images on the LCD monitor appear dark or whitish.

Coloured bright spots

Displays

appear on the LCD monitor.

Aspect ratio of the image is strange when watching images on your TV.

Recording cannot be performed.

Vertical lines appear on recorded images.

Adjust the brightness and angle of the LCD monitor.

•

When the LCD monitor’s LED light reaches the end of

•

its service life, images on the LCD monitor become dark. Consult your nearest JVC dealer.

The LCD monitor is made with high precision technology.

•

However, black spots or bright spots of light (red, green or blue) may appear constantly on the LCD monitor. These spots are not recorded on the picture. This is not due to any defect of the unit. (Effective dots: more than 99.99 %)

Change the settings in [SELECT TV TYPE] so that it

•

matches the screen size of the connected TV.

Recording medium is full. Delete unnecessary ﬁ les or

•

replace the SD card.

Select the recording medium properly.

•

Such a phenomenon occurs when shooting a subject

•

illuminated by bright light. This is not a malfunction.



–

47, 48

–

The LCD monitor becomes red or black for an instant.

During recording, the date/time does not appear.

During video

Recording

recording, the 7REC indicator ﬂ ashes.

The LCD monitor indications blink.

Digital zoom does not work.

The focus is not adjusted automatically.

The colour of the image looks strange.

Such a phenomenon occurs when shooting under direct

•

sunlight. This is not a malfunction.

Set [DATE/TIME] to [ON]. 49

•

The temperature of the camera is increasing. If the

•

camera continues to heat up, recording may be stopped to protect the recording medium. In this case, turn off the power, and then wait until the camera cools down.

Certain modes of program AE, effect, DIS, and other

•

functions that cannot be used together are selected at the same time.

Change the settings in [ZOOM].

•

Digital zoom is not available in the still image recording

•

mode.

Set focus to the automatic mode.

•

Clean the lens and check the focus again.

•

Wait to become natural colour. The camera adjusts the

•

white balance automatically but it takes a time.

Try manual white balance adjustment.

•

In bright places, setting “Nightscope” or a slow speed is

•

not recommended.

When the recorded image is too dark, try backlight

•

compensation or adjust brightness.

When the recorded image is too bright, try adjust

•

brightness.

22, 23

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Trouble Action

Recording

White balance setting cannot be activated.

Do not select the sepia (SEPIA) or monotone

•

(MONOTONE) mode before setting white balance.

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The continuous shooting speed is slow.

Playback cannot be performed.

The same image is displayed for a long time during video playback, or motion is

Playback

choppy. The black & white

fader does not work.

There is a noise during playback.

During video playback, the U indicator ﬂ ashes.

The continuous shooting speed will drop when

•

repeatedly making continuous shots, when using certain recording media, or under certain recording conditions.

Select the recording medium properly.

•

To watch images on a TV, set the TV’s input mode or

•

channel that is appropriate for video playback.

The surface of the disk or card is damaged. It is

•

recommended to run check disk regularly on the PC, providing that there is no data on the hard disk of the camera.

Do not select the sepia (SEPIA) or monotone

•

(MONOTONE) mode before setting white balance.

The sound of the hard disk drive may have been

•

recorded if the camera was moved suddenly during recording. Do not move or shake the camera suddenly during recording.

The temperature of the camera is increasing. If the

•

camera continues to heat up, playback may be stopped to protect the recording medium. In this case, turn off the power, and then wait until the camera cools down.

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47, 48

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Files cannot be deleted.

When the image is printed from the printer, a black bar appears at the bottom

Other problems

of the screen. The data process is

too slow after the power is switched on or the mode is changed.

The SD card cannot be removed from the camera.

The CREATE DVD screen is displayed in the LCD monitor, and no other operations can be performed.

Remove protection from the ﬁ les and delete them. 31

•

This is not a malfunction. This can be avoided by

•

recording with DIS activated.

There is a large number of still images (approx. 1,000

•

or more) stored in the recording medium. Copy the stored ﬁ les to a PC, and delete them from the recording medium.

Push the SD card in a few more times. 15

•

Another operation is being attempted while a DVD burner

•

that is switched on is connected. Switch off the DVD burner power, and switch the camera’s power off and back on again.

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Warning Indications

Indication Meaning/Action

(Battery indicator)

SET DATE/TIME!

LENS COVER

HDD ERROR! MEMORY CARD ERROR!

Displays the remaining battery power. –

•

High Exhausted

As the battery power comes close to nil, the battery

•

indicator blinks. When the battery power is exhausted, power turns off automatically.

Appears when the date/time is not set.

•

The built-in clock’s rechargeable lithium battery is

•

discharged, so the previously set date/time is erased. Connect the camera to an AC outlet using the AC adapter for over 24 hours to charge the clock’s lithium battery. Then set the date/time.

Appears for 5 seconds after power is turned on in recording

•

mode if the lens cover is closed or when it is dark.

Remove the card once and insert it again. If the error is

•

not cancelled, replace the card with one that has been guaranteed for correct operation. Perform clean up to restore the capacity of the recording media.

•

It is recommended to run check disk regularly on the PC,

•

providing that there is no data on the hard disk of the camera



–

13 12

–

CHECK CARD’S WRITE PROTECTION SWITCH

VIDEO MANAGEMENT FILE IS BROKEN. TO RECORD/PLAYBACK VIDEO, RECOVERY IS REQUIRED. RECOVER?

CAN NOT READ EVENT INFORMATION

RECORDING FAILURE

INCOMPATIBLE USB DEVICE

Appears when you attempt recording when the write/erase

•

protection tab on the SD card is set to the “LOCK” position.

The video management ﬁ le is broken. Recovery is required

•

to record or play back video ﬁ les. Move the set lever to ¡ /

to select [YES], then press down to recover the video

management ﬁ le.

Appears when the event information cannot be read. –

•

Performance of recording medium is poor. Use the Cleanup

•

function.

The writing speed of recording medium is slow, or the

•

recording medium is corrupted. Use an SD card that is guaranteed to operate.

The recording medium was subjected to vibrations or jolts.

•

Be careful not to subject the recording medium to vibrations or jolts.

Appears when the recording medium is full and recording

•

is not possible. Delete unnecessary ﬁ les, or replace the SD card.

Appears when an incompatible USB device is connected to

•

the camera.

Appears when a DVD burner that is switched off is

•

connected. If you want to use the DVD burner, switch the power on.

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Indication Meaning/Action



ENGLISH

RECORDING MAY NOT BE CORRECT ON THE MEMORY CARD

DROP DETECTION WORKED AND THE POWER IS TURNED OFF

The data may not be recorded on the recording medium

•

correctly. Try recording again.

Otherwise, clean up the recording medium.

•

To turn the unit on again, set the power/mode switch to

•

OFF, and to ON again.

Cleaning

Before cleaning, turn off the camera and remove the battery pack and AC adapter.

8 To clean the exterior

Wipe gently with a soft cloth. If the camera is particularly dirty, dip the cloth into diluted mild soap and wring it out well before wiping. Then wipe again with a dry cloth.

8 To clean the LCD monitor

Wipe gently with a soft cloth. Be careful not to damage the monitor.

8 To clean the lens

Wipe gently with lens cleaning paper.

–

NOTES

Avoid using strong cleaning agents such as benzine or alcohol.

•

Mold may form if the lens is left dirty.

•

When using a cleaner or chemically treated cloth, refer to the cautions for each product.

•

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Speciﬁ cations

Camera

8 For general

Power supply

DC 11 V (Using AC adapter) DC 7.2 V (Using battery pack)

Power consumption Approx. 3.9 (4.1)* W

*When using the LED light

Dimensions (W x H x D)

74 mm x 72 mm x 118 mm

Weight

Approx. 425 g (incl. strap) Approx. 470 g (incl. battery and strap)

Operating temperature

0°C to 40°C

Operating humidity

35% to 80%

Storage temperature

–20°C to 50°C

Pickup

″

(5,370,000 pixels) CCD

1/2.5

Lens

F 3.5, f = 6.3 mm to 63 mm, 10:1 power zoom lens

Filter diameter

ø46.0 mm

LCD monitor

″

diagonally measured, LCD panel/TFT

2.7 active matrix system

Speaker

Monaural

Flash

Within 2 m (recommended shooting distance)

LED Light

Within 1.5 m (recommended shooting distance)

Language

English/French/German/Spanish/Italian/Dutch/ Portuguese/Russian/Polish/Czech/Turkish

8 For video/Audio

Format

SD-VIDEO

Recording/Playback format

Video: MPEG-2 Audio: Dolby Digital (2 ch)

Signal format

PAL standard

Recording mode (video)

ULTRA FINE: 720 x 576 pixels, 8.5 Mbps (VBR) FINE: 720 x 576 pixels, 5.5 Mbps (VBR) NORMAL: 720 x 576 pixels, 4.2 Mbps (VBR) ECONOMY: 352 x 288 pixels, 1.5 Mbps (VBR)

Recording mode (audio)

ULTRA FINE: 48 kHz, 384 kbps FINE: 48 kHz, 384 kbps NORMAL: 48 kHz, 256 kbps ECONOMY: 48 kHz, 128 kbps

8 For still image

Format

JPEG

Image size

7 modes (2592 x 1944 / 2304 x 1728 / 1600 x 1200 / 640 x 480 / 2592 x 1456 / 1920 x 1080 / 1280 x 720)

Picture quality

2 modes (FINE/STANDARD)

8 For connectors

DV output

4-pin (I.LINK/IEEE1394 compliant)

S input/output Input:

Y: 0.8 V (p-p) ~ 1.2 V (p-p), 75 Ω C: 0.2 V (p-p) ~ 0.4 V (p-p), 75 Ω

Output:

Y: 1.0 V (p-p), 75 Ω C: 0.29 V (p-p), 75 Ω

AV input/output

Video input: 0.8 V (p-p) ~ 1.2 V (p-p), 75 Ω Video output: 1.0 V (p-p), 75 Ω Audio input: 300 mV (rms), 50 kΩ Audio output: 300 mV (rms), 1 kΩ

USB

Mini USB type A and type B, USB 2.0 compliant

Microphone

ø3.5mm stereo mini jack

AC Adapter

Power requirement

AC 110 V to 240 Vd, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Output

DC 11 V

, 1 A

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Remote Control

Power supply

DC 3 V

Battery life

Approx. 1 year (depending on the frequency of use)

Operating distance

Within 5 m

Operating temperature

0°C to 40°C

Dimensions (W x H x D)

42 mm x 14.5 mm x 91 mm

Weight

Approx. 30 g (0.07 lbs) (incl. battery)

Design and speciﬁ cations subject to change without notice.

Approximate recording time (minutes) (for video)

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Recording medium

Quality

ULTRA FINE 570 1 3 7 14 29 57

FINE 850 2 5 10 22 43 85

NORMAL 1130 3 7 14 29 57 113

ECONOMY 3000 9 19 38 77 152 298

HDD

128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 GB 4 GB

Approximate number of storable images (for still image)

Recording medium

HDD

Image size/Quality

2592 x 1944 / FINE 9999 56 113 224 452 890 1749

2592 x 1944 / STANDARD 9999 88 177 351 709 1397 2742

2304 x 1728 / FINE 9999 69 139 276 557 1097 2155

4:3

2304 x 1728 / STANDARD 9999 108 216 429 867 1707 3352

1600 x 1200 / FINE 9999 142 283 562 1135 2195 4310

1600 x 1200 / STANDARD 9999 237 472 937 1892 3616 7099

640 x 480 / FINE 9999 783 1560 3094 6246 9999 9999

128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 GB 4 GB

SD Card

640 x 480 / STANDARD 9999 1118 2229 4420 8924 9999 9999

2592 x 1456 / FINE 9999 73 145 289 583 1138 2234

2592 x 1456 / STANDARD 9999 115 229 455 918 1808 3549

16:9

1920 x 1080 / FINE 9999 132 264 524 1058 2049 4022

1920 x 1080 / STANDARD 9999 206 410 814 1643 3235 6351

1280 x 720 / FINE 9999 290 577 1146 2313 4390 8620

1280 x 720 / STANDARD 9999 435 866 1719 3470 6830 9999

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Cautions

Battery Packs

The supplied battery pack is a lithium-ion battery. Before using the supplied battery pack or an optional battery pack, be sure to read the following cautions:

To avoid hazards

•

... do not burn. ... do not short-circuit the terminals. Keep it away

from metallic objects when not in use. When transporting, make sure the provided battery cap is attached to the battery. If the battery cap is misplaced, carry the battery in a plastic bag.

... do not modify or disassemble. ... do not expose the battery to temperatures

exceeding 60°C, as this may cause the battery to overheat, explode or catch ﬁ re.

... use only speciﬁ ed chargers.

To prevent damage and prolong service life

•

... do not subject to unnecessary shock. ... charge within the temperature range of

10°C to 35°C. This is a chemical reaction type battery — cooler temperatures impede chemical reaction, while warmer temperatures can prevent complete charging.

... store in a cool, dry place. Extended exposure

to high temperatures will increase natural discharge and shorten service life.

... fully charge and then fully discharge the

battery every 6 months when storing the battery pack over a long period time.

... remove from charger or powered unit when

not in use, as some machines use current even when switched off.

Terminals

Recording Medium

Be sure to follow the guidelines below

•

to prevent corruption or damage to your recorded data.

Do not bend or drop the recording medium, or

•

subject it to strong pressure, jolts or vibrations.

Do not splash the recording medium with water.

•

Do not use, replace, or store the recording

•

medium in locations that are exposed to strong static electricity or electrical noise.

Do not turn off the camera power or remove

•

the battery or AC adapter during shooting, playback, or when otherwise accessing the recording medium.

Do not bring the recording medium near objects

•

that have a strong magnetic ﬁ eld or that emit strong electromagnetic waves.

Do not store the recording medium in locations

•

with high temperature or high humidity. Do not touch the metal parts.

•

When formatting or erasing data using the

•

camera, only the ﬁ le administration information is changed. The data is not completely erased from the hard disk. If you want to completely erase all of the data, we recommend either using commercially available software that is specially designed for that purpose, or by physically destroying the camera with a hammer etc.

LCD Monitor

To prevent damage to the LCD monitor, DO

•

NOT

... push it strongly or apply any shocks. ... place the camera with LCD monitor on the

bottom.

To prolong service life

•

... avoid rubbing it with coarse cloth.

Main Unit

For safety, DO NOT

•

... open the camera’s chassis. ... disassemble or modify the unit. ... allow inﬂ ammables, water or metallic objects

to enter the unit.

... remove the battery pack or disconnect the

power supply while the power is on.

... leave the battery pack attached when the

camera is not in use.

... place naked ﬂ ame sources, such as lighted

candles, on the apparatus.

... expose the apparatus to dripping or splashing.

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Avoid using the unit

•

... in places subject to excessive humidity or dust. ... in places subject to soot or steam such as

near a cooking stove.

... in places subject to excessive shock or

vibration. ... near a television set. ... near appliances generating strong magnetic

or electric ﬁ elds (speakers, broadcasting

antennas, etc.). ... in places subject to extremely high (over 40°C)

or extremely low (under 0°C) temperatures. ... in places subject to the air pressure is low

(more than 3000 m above the sea level).

DO NOT leave the unit

•

... in places of over 50°C. ... in places where humidity is extremely low

(below 35%) or extremely high (above 80%). ... in direct sunlight. ... in a closed car in summer. ... near a heater. ... in high places such as on a TV. Leaving the

unit in high places while a cable is connected

may result in a malfunction if the cable is

caught and the unit falls onto the ﬂ oor.

To protect the unit, DO NOT

•

... allow it to become wet. ... drop the unit or strike it against hard objects. ... subject it to shock or excessive vibration

during transportation. ... keep the lens directed at extremely bright

objects for long periods. ... expose the lens to direct sunlight. ... swing it excessively when using the hand

strap. ... swing the soft camera case excessively when

the camera is inside it.

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How to Handle a CD-ROM

Take care not to soil or scratch the mirror

•

surface (opposite to the printed surface). Do not write anything or put a sticker on either the front or back surface. If the CD-ROM gets dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth outward from the centre hole. Do not use conventional disc cleaners or

•

cleaning spray. Do not bend the CD-ROM or touch its mirror

•

surface. Do not store your CD-ROM in a dusty, hot or

•

humid environment. Keep it away from direct sunlight.

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

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Terms

A AC Adapter ................................................ 12, 58

Adjust Brightness ............................................ 23

Analog Input .................................................... 49

Aperture Priority .............................................. 21

Auto Power Off ................................................ 50

B Backlight Compensation .................................. 22

Battery Pack ........................................ 12, 14, 58

Brightness Control (LCD Monitor) ................... 48

C Clean-up HDD ................................................. 50

Clock Adjust .............................................. 13, 49

Color Mode ...................................................... 50

Continuous Shooting ....................................... 48

Copying (Moving) Still Images ......................... 45

Copying Video Files ................................... 41, 44

D Date/Time ........................................................ 49

Date Display Style ........................................... 49

Date Index Screen ........................................... 26

Deleting Files ............................................ 30, 50

Deleting Playlist ............................................... 36

Demonstration Mode ....................................... 48

Digital Image Stabilizer (DIS) .......................... 47

Direct Printing .................................................. 38

Display on TV .................................................. 49

DPOF .............................................................. 37

Drop Detection ................................................ 48

DVD Burner ..................................................... 40

DVD Player ...................................................... 44

DVD Recorder ................................................. 44

E Effect ......................................................... 23, 28

Event Registration ..................................... 19, 32

Event Screen ................................................... 26

Everio Dock ....................................................... 6

External Microphone ................................... 9, 47

F File Information ................................................ 32

Flash ............................................................... 18

Focus ............................................................... 21

Formatting a Recording Medium ..................... 50

G Gain ................................................................. 48

Gain Up ........................................................... 47

H Hard Disk ........................................................ 58

I Image Rotation ................................................ 25

Image Size ...................................................... 47

L Language Setting ...................................... 13, 49

LCD Monitor .......................................... 8, 10, 58

LED Light ........................................................ 18

Lens Cover ...................................................... 14

M Manual Recording ........................................... 20

Menu Settings ................................................. 46

N ND Filter .......................................................... 19

Nightscope ...................................................... 21

O On-Screen Display .......................................... 49

Operation Sound ............................................. 48

P Partial Delete ................................................... 33

PictBridge ........................................................ 38

Picture Quality ........................................... 46, 47

Playlist ............................................................. 34

Power-Linked Operation .................................... 8

Preset .............................................................. 49

Printer .............................................................. 38

Program AE ..................................................... 20

Protecting Files ............................................... 30

Q Quick Restart .................................................. 49

R Recordable Time/Number of Images ............... 57

Recording Medium ........................ 19, 47, 48, 58

Remote Control ....................................... 7, 8, 48

Resetting the Camera ..................................... 51

Resetting the File Number ............................... 50

S Scene Counter ................................................ 47

Screen Size (16:9/4:3) ..................................... 47

SD Card .......................................................... 15

Select TV Type ................................................ 49

Self-Timer ........................................................ 17

Shutter Speed ................................................. 20

Slide Show ...................................................... 25

Speaker Volume .............................................. 24

Spot Exposure Control .................................... 22

Still Image ................................................. 17, 25

T Tele Macro ................................................. 16, 17

Tripod Mounting ............................................... 14

TV .................................................................... 29

V VCR ................................................................. 44

Video ......................................................... 16, 24

W White Balance ................................................. 23

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Contents

JVC SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT....... 2

Notice for Users ................................................. 4

System Requirements........................................ 4

Software Installation (Windows

Connecting (Windows Viewing the Contents of a Memory Card

(Windows Copying Files to the PC (Windows Playing Back Files on the PC (Windows Disconnecting the USB cable (Windows

Connections (Macintosh) ................................... 9

Viewing the Contents of a Memory Card

(Macintosh).................................................... 9

Copying Files to the PC (Macintosh) .................10

Playing Back Files on the PC (Macintosh) ......... 10

Disconnecting the USB cable (Macintosh)......... 11

User’s Guide/Help/Readme (Windows

) ................................................... 6

)..................................... 6

)....................... 5

) ................. 7

)......... 8

) ........8

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JVC SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

IMPORTANT

TO CUSTOMERS: PLEASE MAKE SURE TO READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THE SOFTWARE PROGRAM NAMED “DIGITAL PHOTO NAVIGATOR” (“Program”) ON YOUR PC.

The right to use the Program is granted by Victor Company of Japan, Limited (“JVC”) to You only on the condition that You agree to the following. Should You not agree to the terms here of, You may not install or use the Program. HOWEVER, INSTALLING OR USING THE PROGRAM INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

1 COPYRIGHT; OWNERSHIP

You acknowledge that all copyrights and other intellectual property rights in the Program are owned by JVC and its licensor, and remain vested in JVC and such licensor. The Program is protected under the copyright law of Japan and other countries, and related Conventions.

2 GRANT OF LICENSE

(1) Subject to the conditions of this

Agreement, JVC grants to You a nonexclusive right to use the Program. You may install and use the Program on a HDD or other storage devices incorporated in Your PC.

(2) You may make one (1) copy of the

Program solely for your personal backup or archival purposes.

3 RESTRICTION ON THE

PROGRAM

(1) You may not reverse engineer,

decompile, disassemble, revise or modify the Program, except to the extent that expressly permitted by applicable law.

(2) You may not copy or use the

Program, in whole or in part, other than as expressly specified in this Agreement.

(3) You have no right to grant a license to

use the Program, and may not distribute, rent, lease or transfer the Program to any third party or otherwise let them use the Program.

4 LIMITED WARRANTY

JVC warrants that any media in which the Program is embodied are free from any defects in materials and workmanship for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of Your purchasing any our products accompanying the Program. JVC’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy in connection with the Program shall be replacement of such defective media. EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES STATED HERE IN AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, JVC AND ITS LICENSORS DISCLAIM ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IN REGARD TO THE PROGRAM AND THE ACCOMPANYING PRINTED MATERIALS. SHOULD THERE BE ANY PROBLEM ARISING FROM OR CAUSED BY THE PROGRAM, YOU SHOULD SETTLE ALL SUCH PROBLEM AT YOUR OWN COST AND EXPENSE.

5 LIMITED LIABILITY

TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL JVC AND ITS LICENSORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM, EVEN IF JVC HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. YOU WILL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS JVC FROM ANY LOSS, LIABILITY OR COST ARISING OUT OF OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED TO CLAIMS FROM ANY THIRD PARTY RELATING TO THE USE OF THE PROGRAM.

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6 TERM

This Agreement will become effective on the date when You install and use the Program on Your machine, and continue to be in effect until the termination under the following provision. Should You breach any provision of this Agreement, JVC may terminate this Agreement without giving any notice to You. In this event, JVC may claim against You for any damages caused by Your breach. Should this Agreement be terminated, You must immediately destroy the Program stored in Your machine (including the erasing from any memory in Your PC), and no longer own such Program.

7 EXPORT CONTROL

You agree that You will not ship, transfer or export the Program or underlying information and technology to any countries to which Japan and other relevant countries have initiated an embargo on such goods.

8 U.S. GOVERNMENT USER

If You are an agency of the United States of America (the “Government”), You acknowledge JVC’s representation that the Program is a “Commercial Item” as defined in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) part 2.101 (g) consisting unpublished “Commercial Computer Software” as those items are used at FAR part 12.212 and is only licensed to You with the same use rights JVC grants all commercial end users pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.

9 GENERAL

(1) No modification, change, addition,

deletion or other alternation of or to this Agreement will be valid unless reduced to writing and signed by an authorized representative of JVC.

(2) If any part of this Agreement is held

invalid by or in conflict with any law having jurisdiction over this Agreement, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

(3) This Agreement shall be governed by

and interpreted under the laws of Japan. The Tokyo District Court has jurisdiction over all disputes which may arise with respect to the execution, interpretation and performance of this Agreement.

Victor Company of Japan, Limited

NOTE:

If You acquired the Program in Germany, the provisions of Sections 4 (Limited Warranty) and 5 (Limited Liability) provided above will be replaced with those of the German version of this Agreement.

CAUTION:

● Operate this equipment according to the operating procedures described in this manual.

● Use only the provided CD-ROM. Never use any other CD-ROM to run this software.

● Do not attempt to modify this software.

● Changes or modifications not approved

by JVC could void user’s authority to operate the equipment.

How to handle a CD-ROM

● Take care not to soil or scratch the mirror surface (opposite to the printed surface). Do not write anything or put a sticker on either the front or back surface. If the CD-ROM gets dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth outward from the center hole.

● Do not use conventional disc cleaners or cleaning spray.

● Do not bend the CD-ROM or touch its mirror surface.

● Do not store your CD-ROM in a dusty, hot or humid environment. Keep it away from direct sunlight.

You can find the latest information (in English) on the provided software program at our world wide web server at http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/ index-e.html

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Notice for Users

Use of this software is authorized according to the terms of the software license. When contacting the nearest JVC office or agency in your country about this software (refer to the JVC Worldwide Service Network at http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/ english/worldmap/index-e.html), please fill out the following and have the appropriate information ready.

Product Name Model Problem Error Message

Manufacturer

CPU: Intel

MMXTM Pentium®, at least

200 MHz

RAM: At least 64 MB Free hard disk space: At least 10 MB for

installation, at least 500 MB recommended

Connector: USB connector Display: Must be capable of displaying

800 x 600 dots with 16-bit color Miscellaneous: Internet Explorer 5.5 or later

䡲 Macintosh

The following requirements must be satisfied to connect a camcorder to a PC. Hardware: iMac, iBook, Power Mac G4 or G5, PowerBook G3 or G4, eMac, Mac Mini equipped with a USB connector OS: Mac OS X (10.2.8, 10.3.1 to 10.3.9,

10.4.2 to 10.4.7) RAM: At least 128 MB

Model

□ Desktop □ Laptop

CPU OS Memory MB Available Hard

Disk Space

Please note that it may take some time to respond to your questions, depending on their subject matter.

JVC cannot answer questions regarding basic operation of your PC, or questions regarding specifications or performance of the OS, other applications or drivers.

System Requirements

䡲 Windows

The following requirements must be satisfied to connect a camcorder to a PC and to use Digital Photo Navigator. OS: Windows (pre-installed), Windows (XP) (pre-installed), or Windows Professional (XP) (pre-installed)

2000 Professional (2000)

XP Home Edition

● The system requirements information above is not a guarantee that the provided software will work on all personal computers meeting those requirements.

● If your PC does not meet the system requirements above, you can use the optional USB reader/writer CU-VUSD70, the PC card adapter CU-VPSD60 or the floppy disk adapter CU-VFSD50 to load the files in the memory card to the hard disk on your PC. (Refer to “JVC Accessories” on our world web site at: http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/ english/accessory/)

● Windows

are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

● Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

● Other product and company names included in this instruction manual are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

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Software Installation

(Windows

Follow the procedure described below to install the software. Quit any other software you are using. (Check that there are no other application icons on the status bar.)

Digital Photo Navigator 1.5

This application is used to organize still images and convert them into a variety of formats.

1 Load the provided CD-ROM into

the PC.

2 Follow the on screen

instructions to complete the installation.

[License Agreement] screen appears.

)

Then, [Select Program Folder] screen appears.

Click [Next]. [Setup Status] screen appears. Wait for a moment until the installation is finished.

Click [Yes]. Then, [Choose Destination Location] screen appears.

Click [Next].

When the installation is finished, [Digital Photo Navigator Setup] screen appears and asks you if you want to create the icon on the desktop.

If you need it, click [Yes]. If not, click [No].

NOTE:

If you perform installation of a software that is already installed, uninstallation will start. In this case, perform the installation again after uninstallation is finished.

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Connecting (Windows®)

Connect the USB cable to copy still image files in a memory card to the PC.

Camcorder

USB Cable

To USB

Connector

1 To assure safety, make sure all

units are turned off before making any connections.

2 Use the USB cable to connect

the camcorder to the PC.

NOTES:

● It is recommended to use the AC Adapter as the power supply instead of the battery pack.

● When the USB cable is connected, turning on or off the camcorder or switching the VIDEO/MEMORY (DSC) mode on the camcorder causes malfunctions of the PC.

● If you connect the camcorder to the PC through a USB hub, compatibility issues between the hub and the PC may result in instability in the operation of the PC. If this happens, connect the camcorder directly to the PC, not through the hub.

● Do not use an extension USB cable.

To USB Connector

Viewing the Contents of a

Memory Card (Windows

1 Make sure that there is a

memory card in the camcorder.

2 Set the camcorder’s VIDEO/

MEMORY Switch to “MEMORY”.

3 Set the camcorder’s Power

Switch to “PLAY” while pressing down the Lock Button located on the switch.

The camcorder turns on.

4 Connect the camcorder to the

PC with a USB cable. (墌 pg. 6)

On the camcorder’s LCD monitor [USB] appears.

5 When using Windows

The [Removable Disk] window appears on the PC’s screen after a moment. Select [Open folders to view files using Windows Explorer] and click [OK].

NOTE:

If the [Removable Disk] window does not appear, confirm the connection (墌 pg. 6) or perform the steps 1 and 2 below.

When using Windows®2000:

1 Double-click the [My Computer] icon

on the desktop. The [Removable Disk] icon which represents the memory card in the camcorder appears in the [My Computer] window.

XP:

)

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2 Double-click the [Removable Disk]

icon.

6 The folders in the memory

card appear.

Copying Files to the PC

(Windows

Still image files that are stored in a memory card can be copied to the PC and played back on the PC.

1 Perform the procedure in

“Viewing the Contents of a Memory Card (Windows®)” (墌 pg. 6).

)

Still images

Different file types are stored in different folders. [DCIM]: Contains folders with still images (extension “.jpg”) [MISC]: Contains folders with DPOF setting data

NOTES:

● Saving the wrong kinds of files in a memory card or deleting files or folders from a memory card can cause problems with the operation of the camcorder. When it is necessary to delete a file from a memory card, delete it through the camcorder.

● Never disconnect the USB cable while “ ” is displayed on the camcorder’s LCD monitor.

● If you are using a brand new memory card, you need to initialize the memory card with the camcorder first. You may not be able to copy files from the memory card to the PC without doing so.

● The file extension may not appear depending on the [FOLDER] option setting of Windows

DPOF setting data

The folders in the memory card appear.

2 Create a new folder, enter the

folder name, and then doubleclick it.

● For example, create a new folder in the [My Pictures] folder.

3 Select the folder to be copied,

and then drag and drop that folder in the destination folder.

● To copy still images: Copy the folder within the [DCIM] folder.

“ ” appears on the LCD monitor of the camcorder, and the folder is copied from the memory card to the PC.

NOTE:

Never disconnect the USB cable while “ ” is displayed on the camcorder’s LCD monitor.

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Playing Back Files on the PC

(Windows

Use an application that can handle the JPEG file format. To view a still image, double-click the still image file (extension “.jpg”

)

Disconnecting the USB cable

(Windows

Before loading or unloading memory cards or turning off the PC, first disconnect the USB cable and turn off the camcorder.

1 Confirm that “ ” is not

currently displayed on the LCD monitor of the camcorder.

● If “ ” is currently displayed, wait until it disappears before proceeding.

)

4 Click [OK].

Windows® 2000: If a message indicating that the device can be safely removed appears, click [OK] and then click [Close].

*The model name depends on the connected camcorder.

5 Disconnect the USB cable. 6 Set the camcorder’s Power

Switch to “OFF”.

The camcorder turns off.

2 Double-

click the [Safely Remove Hardware] or [Unplug or Eject Hardware] icon in the status bar.

The [Safely Remove Hardware] or [Unplug or Eject Hardware] dialog box appears.

Windows

go to step 5.

XP: If not, wait a while then

3 Select [USB Mass Storage

Device] or [USB Disk], and then click [Stop].

The [Stop a Hardware device] dialog box appears.

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Connections (Macintosh)

Viewing the Contents of a

Connect the USB cable to copy still image files in a memory card to the PC.

Camcorder

USB Cable

To USB

Connector

To USB Connector

1 To assure safety, make sure all

units are turned off before making any connections.

2 Use the USB cable to connect

the camcorder to the PC.

NOTES:

● It is recommended to use the AC Adapter as the power supply instead of the battery pack.

● When the USB cable is connected, turning on or off the camcorder or switching the VIDEO/MEMORY (DSC) mode on the camcorder causes malfunctions of the PC.

● Do not use an extension USB cable.

Memory Card (Macintosh)

1 Make sure that there is a

memory card in the camcorder.

2 Set the camcorder’s VIDEO/

MEMORY Switch to “MEMORY”.

3 Set the camcorder’s Power

Switch to “PLAY” while pressing down the Lock Button located on the switch.

4 Connect the camcorder to the

PC with a USB cable. (墌 pg. 9)

On the camcorder’s LCD monitor [USB] appears. The memory card icon appears on the desktop.

● Depending on the type of OS used, iPhoto starts if the memory card contains a DCIM folder.

5 Double-click the memory card

icon on the desktop.

The folders in the memory card appear.

Still images

Different file types are stored in different folders. [DCIM]: Contains folders with still images (extension “.jpg”) [MISC]: Contains folders with DPOF setting data

DPOF Setting data

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NOTES:

● Never disconnect the USB cable while “ ” is displayed on the camcorder’s LCD monitor.

● If you are using a brand new memory card, you need to initialize the memory card with the camcorder first. You may not be able to copy files from the memory card to the PC without doing so.

Copying Files to the PC (Macintosh)

Still image files that are stored in a memory card can be copied to the PC and played back on the PC.

Playing Back Files on the PC (Macintosh)

Use an application that can handle the JPEG file format. To view a still image, either double-click the still image file (extension “.jpg”), or drag and drop the file on the application icon.

1 Double-click the

memory card icon on the desktop.

The folders in the memory card appear.

2 Create a new folder, enter the

folder name, and then doubleclick it.

3 Select the folder to be copied,

and then drag and drop that folder in the destination folder.

● To copy still images: Copy the folder within the [DCIM] folder.

NOTE:

Never disconnect the USB cable while “ ” is displayed on the camcorder’s LCD monitor.

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Disconnecting the USB cable (Macintosh)

User’s Guide/Help/Readme

(Windows

)

Before loading or unloading memory cards or turning off the PC, first disconnect the USB cable and turn off the camcorder.

1 Drop the memory card

icon on the desktop into the [Trash] icon.

● If the confirmation message appears, click [OK].

2 Confirm that

“ ” is not currently displayed on the LCD monitor of the camcorder.

● If “ ” is currently displayed, wait until it disappears before proceeding.

3 Disconnect the USB cable. 4 Set the camcorder’s Power

Switch to “OFF”.

The camcorder turns off.

This manual only refers to software installation and PC connection. For more details of each software, refer to its user’s guide/help/Readme.

䡲 Digital Photo Navigator

● The instruction manual is included on the

CD-ROM in PDF format. Right-click the CD-ROM icon in [My Computer], then click [Open]. Double-click the [Docs] folder. Open the “Start.pdf” file and click the button of the desired language. Note that Adobe Reader files.

● Adobe

Adobe’s web site: http://www.adobe.com/

Acrobat® ReaderTM or Adobe®

must be installed to read PDF

Reader® can be loaded from

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