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Panasonic NV-DS11EN, NV-DS11ENA, NV-DS11ENC User Manual

Digital
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Operating Instructions
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The 3 Types
1)
AC Adaptor (supplied) to supply power from an AC mains
socket.
2)
Car Battery Charger (optionat) to supply power from the ciqarette lighter
3)
Batiery (supplied)
Supplying Power from an AC Mains Socket
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1
Connect the plug of the DC Input Lead to the [DC IN]
2
Connect the other plug of the DC Input Lead to the [DC Adaptor.
3
Connect the AC Mains Lead Adaptor.
4
Connect the other end of the AC Mains
Lead to an AC mains socket.
B:
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of
China
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*Before disconnecting the AC Mains Lead. set the
[OFFION]
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you use the Movie Camera for a long time,
becomes warm. However, this is normal.
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Socket on the Movie Camera.
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Switch on the Movie Camera to
Supplies
in
a vehicle.
Socket on the AC
to
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Supplying Power from Socket
The use of the Car Battety Charger (VW-KBDZE; optional) makes it possible to supply power Camera in a car for recording and playback. It aiso allows charging the Movie Camera's Battery.
.After use, be sure to disconnect the Car Battery
Charger from the cigarette lighter
If the Car Battery Charger is aiready connected to the
cigarette lighter socket when you star! the engine. the fuse
*Also read the operating instructions of the Car Battery
Charger.
in
a Car
in
the Car Battery Chargers plug may blow out.
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the Movie
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Before use. fully charge the Battery.
1
Place the Battery on the AC Adaptor as
shown above and slide it horizontally until it stops.
If the DC Input Lead is connected to the AC Adaptor.
disconnect it as charging is not possible
2
Securely connect the AC Mains Lead to the AC Adaptor and an AC Mains
othewise.
Socket.
*The [POWER] Lamp O lights and then the
[CHARGE] Lamp
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flashes for a few seconds
before it remains lit and charging starts.
*If the [CHARGE] Lamp does not flash even though
Banery is atiached, remove the Battery and
the
re-attach it.
then
*When the [CHARGE] Lamp goes out, charging
is
finished.
3
Rernove the Battery by sliding it in the
opposite direction of Step
1
above.
*Also disconnect the AC Mains Lead.
4
Slide the Finder backward to its fully extended position and then tilt it upward.
5
lnsert the Battery into the Battery Holder on the Movie Carnera and slide it downward until
Removing the Battery from the Movie Camera While pressing the [BATTERY EJECT] Button, slide the Battery upward to remove it. *Be careful not to drop the Battery
Before removing the Battery, set the
to
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[OFF].
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Charging Lamp [CHARGE]
Flashing: During checking of the Battery condiiion Lit. During charging Off: The
*If you charge the Battery when 11 is not yet discharged.
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it
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by
accident.
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*The Battery models CGP-D1 10 and CGP-D105 cannot
be charged with this AC Adaptor.
The
limes listed above for your information indicate the
duration of recording periormed at an
temperature of charging time may be
Battery at
20
C
and
6040
longer when you charge the
higher or lower temperature.
ambient
relative humidity. The
*During use andcharging, the Battery becomes warm.
The Movie
Camera, too. becomes warm during use.
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recording time per Battery is
shotter than listed above.
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Continuously If the temperature of the Battery is extremely low or extremely high. the [CHARGE] Lamp on the AC Adaptor ilashes continuously. It also flashes continuously when some maifunction has occurred in the Battery or the
AC
Adaptor
Using the Charge You
car, use this marker to easlly distinguish between
Conftrrnation Marker
charged ana discharged Batteries
example side the knob so rna( the red dot
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Inserting the Cassette
1
Siide the
open
2
lnseri the cassette with
position
3
Ciose the Cassette Compariment and press the Cassette
*If
the AC Adaptor or Battery is used to supply power, is possible to insert or eject the cassette without turning on the Movie Camera.
*When opening or closing the Cassette Compartment,
push down the Grip
opening and closing of the Cassette Compartment. Otherwise the Grip Belt rnay
Compartment from opening completely, or it may get caught under the Cassette Cornpartment Cover and
prevent
*When inserting the cassette, make sure it taces in the
right direction and then push it in until it stops.
eWhen you insert a cassene onto which you have
recorded before, use the (+
56)
continue recording.
*When you insert a new cassene, rewind the tape to the
beginning before
[C
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the Cassette Compartment.
Lever upward to
its
window
in
Q.
[A
LOCK] Button to lock the
Compartment.
Belt so that it does not obstruct the
prevent the Cassene
it
from closing properly.
Camera Search Function
to search for the position from which you want to
starting to record.
it
Preventing Accidental
Opcn
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tic cassettc's erasdre is d.ny fecording. To record again. close the erasure prevention slider
:t
in tne a rectton of Ini. ISAVEJ
(slide it in the direction of the
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preveni
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air:
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If you select the time is
picture quality. However. the contain rnosaic-like patterns and certain iunctions may
1.5
times as long
Recording in the LP mode
restricted. *In the following cases. rnosaic-like patterns may appear
!n the playback picture. or the picture rnay not be played back correctly:
When a cassette recorded in the LP Mode on this
Movie Carnera is played back on other digital video equiprnent. When a cassette recorded in the LP Mode on other digital video equipment is played back on this Movie Carnera. When a cassette recorded in the LP Mode on this Movie Carnera is played back on digital video equiprnent not In the
Siow Motion or Still Advance Playback Mode.
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When using the Carnera Search Function.
*As the recording track width in the LP Mode is srnaller
than the head width. recording already recorded casseite (audiodubbing) oossible.
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LP
Mode, the possible recording
featuring the LP Mode.
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as
in
the SP Mode.
does not deteriorate the
playback picture may
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Before using the Finder. adjust it to your eyesight so that the indications
1
2
the
Finder
in
the Finder are clear and easy to read.
Set the [OFFION] Switch to [ON]. Slide the Finder backward completely and
then tilt it upward.
The angle of the Finder can be adjusted upward
However be sure to it stops before turning
3
Adjust by sliding the Eyepiece Corrector Knob
O.
Note:
DO not leave the Finder exposed to direct sunlight. as its magnifying glass could bundle the light beams and seriously heat-damage
Using
It is also possible to record while viewing the picture on the opened
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Set the [OFFION] Switch to [ON]. Press the [PUSH OPEN] Button and turn
out the
LCD
slide the Finder backward unlll
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the Flnder.
Monitor
Monitor bv a~proximately
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in the direction of the arrow.
The Finder turns off.
Adjusting the Angle
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Adjust the angle of the
S
LCD
Monitor
according to the recording angle.
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LCD
180
from its normal vertical position. Trying to forcefully
rotate it beyond this range could seriously darnage
the
blonitor rotates upward a maximum of
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and downward by a maximum of
Mowe
Camera.
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Closing
Push the
Butlon locks with a click
the
LCD Monitor
LCD
klonitor chose
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the
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Handling the Lens
Before you start recording. rernove the Lens Cap
1
You can hook the removed Lens Cap onto the Grip Belt.
When not actually recording. always attach the Lens Cap to the Lens to protect it.
Note:
Do not leave the Lens exposed to direct sunlight, as $t
could bundle the light beams and seriously heat-damage
the CCD-Sensor.
Cap
Adjusting the Grip Belt
You
can
adjust the Grip Belt to the size of your hand
2
Open the Grip Belt Cover and adjust the length of the Grip Belt.
Attaching the Shoulder Strap
Before you go recording outside. we recornmend that anach the Shoulder Strap to prevent from dropping accidentally.
Pull the end of the Shoulder Strap through
3
the Shoulder Camera.
4
Fold the end of the Shoulder Strap back, pull
it
first through the loop and then the
Shoulder
Pull it out rnore :han 2 cm O from the Shoulder Strap Length Adjuster so that t cannci slp off
Strap Holder on the Movie
Strap Length Adjuster.
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When the Mode Selector is set to [AUTO] Simply turn on the Movie Carnera and press the Start/ Stop Button to start recording. and the focus and white balance are adjusted automatically.
*Depending on the light source and recording situation.
correct autornatic focusing and white balance
adjustment may not be possible. In such cases, adjust
thern manually.
Focus:
1
2
3
4
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White Balance:
Set
the
[OFFION]
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Press
the
StarVStop Button.
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subjects may contain mosaic-like patterns.
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1
Press the Play Button
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possible.
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Marked with
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To ailow easy searching for desired scenes, this Movie Camera automatically records index signals during recording as follows:
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Photoshot Index Signal To
search for still pictures recorded in the Photoshot
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Mode
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A photoshot index signal is automatically recorded every time you record a still picture in the Photoshot Made. However. in the Continuous Photoshot Mode no photoshot index signals are recorded.
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search for the beginning of recorded scenes.
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[OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu of the
FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu:
[ZHOUR]: An index signal is recorded when
[DAY]:
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cases:
Camera from the
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[CAMERA
recording is restaried more
{han 2 hours.
after a lapse of
An index signal is recorded when
recording is restarted changed since the
after the date has
last recordlng
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