JVC GR-45

Backlight compensation
•Press the BLC button.
While it is being press¬
ed, the iris is 1—2 f-
stops wider than that
adjusted automatical¬
ly.
When excessive lighting
ject, correct exposure
compensate for this, use
is located in back of the sub¬
may not be obtainable. To
BLC.
Without BLC
High-Speed Shutter
The GR-45E is equipped with a selectable high¬
speed shutter that allows better recording of quick
movements for sharp, clear stills or slow-motion
playback.
or in any other mode. It continues until switched
to another.
When finished recording the fast-action scene,
switch back to the standard shutter speed by
pressing the SHUTTER button until STD appears
on the LCD display.
STD - 1/250 -*• 1/500 -> 1/1000 —|
(1/50)
Notes:
•The High-Speed Shutter mode requires slightly more
subject illumination than the Standard Shutter
mode. Therefore, the low-light warning may blink in
the viewfinder. If so, switch to the Standard Shutter
mode.
• Picture color may be adversely affected in the high
speed shutter mode when the subject is lit by
alternating discharge-type light sources such as
fluorescent or mercury-vapor lights.
CONNECTION TO A TELF
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The GR-45E includes playback circuits and allows
playback of pre-recorded casettes simply by corv
necting to a television set.
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Remove the aerial cable from the TV receiver.
Connect the aerial cable to the ANTENNA |fy
terminal of the RF unit.
Connect the RF OUT terminal of the RF unit
to the aerial terminal of the TV receiver using
the provided aerial cable.
Connect the VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT cable 0 f
the RF unit to the AV OUT connector of the
GR-45E.
Adjust the RF converter output channel accord¬
ing to your VIDEO CHANNEL.
• RF converter channel adjustment screw
The RF unit permits playback of video and audio
recordings through a TV receiver. The signals from
the RF unit are viewed through a vacant channel
not used for broadcasting in your area. The output
frequency of the RF converter has been set to
correspond to a broadcast on UHF channel 36. To
view playback pictures from the GR-45E with
your TV receiver, tune its specified AV channel to
UHF channel 36. If channel 36 is employed for
broadcasting in your area, readjust the RF con¬
verter output channel to one of the vacant chan¬
nels between 32 and 40. To make this adjustment,
remove the small cap on the back of the RF unit
and turn the adjustment screw with a screwdriver to
tune in a vacant channel.
•TV system select switch (l/G)
When you use a TV receiver built to the British
PAL standard, shift the system select switch tc
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