Specifications and Main Features
- Power requirements: 7.2V DC
- Power consumption: 7 watts (nominal)
- Physical dimensions remain as follows: 3-7/8 (W) x 5-13/16"(H) x 9-3/4"(D) / 99(W) x 148(H) x 247(D) mm
- Weight: 2.4 lbs (1.1 kg)
- Supported video format: 8mm
- Heads: 3 video heads (2 for record/playback, 1 for special effects, plus 1 flying erase head)
- Video signal: EIA standard NTSC colored video signal.
- Tape speed: 14.3 mm/sec.
- Video In/Out: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohm.
- Audio input: 7.8 dBs (over 316 mVrms, more than 47K ohms).
- Audio output: 7.8 dBs (over 316 mVrms, less than 1.5K ohms).
- Fast forward/rewind time: Around 6 minutes on a P6-120 cassette.
- Camera scanning: 525 lines/60 fields/30 frames.
- Required minimum illumination: Approximately 7 lux.
- Type of image sensor used: 1/2” CCD.
- Lens diameter is 46 mm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of video cassettes does the Camera/Recorder use?
A: Only 8mm video cassettes can be used in the device.
Q: What do I do if the ‘POWER’ light is blinking?
A: If the ‘POWER’ light blinks, that means there is a dew condensation on the recorder mechanism. Remove the tape and dry the recorder.
Q: How long does the battery take to charge?
A: The fully charge time will take about an hour and a half only.
Q: Is it possible to use the device to record programs broadcasted on TV?
A: Indeed, if you wish to record TV programs, you only need to connect the Camera/Recorder to audio/video out jacks on your television.
Q: Will I be able to record if I do not have a charged battery? What happens?
A: Under these conditions, the camera will not work, and the Electronic Viewfinder Indicator lamp will start flashing for the discharged battery.
Q: Is there any device which can be used to monitor the audio being recorded?
A: Yes, you can hear the audio through an earphone plugged into the “EAR” phone socket.
Q: Will the Camera/Recorder work in extremely low light?
A: Yes, it can work in low as 7 lux.
Q: If however I can't see an image in the viewfinder, what should I do?
A: First off, try removing the lens cap and switching on the power while ensuring that the “VTR/CAMERA” switch is switched to “CAMERA”.
User Manual
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