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General| Optical Zoom | 10x |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.1 kg |
| Recording Format | VHS-C |
| Viewfinder | Electronic |
| Image Sensor | CCD |
| Lens | f/1.6 |
| Zoom | 10x optical |
Key warnings to prevent fire, shock, and damage, plus lithium battery handling.
Explanation of electrical shock symbols and user-serviceable parts warnings.
Covers grounding, power sources, overloading, cords, ventilation, and mounting.
Guidance on grounding antennas and avoiding power lines during installation.
Safety guidelines for accessories, water, objects, attachments, cleaning, and heat.
Instructions for servicing, damage requiring service, and replacement parts.
Steps for supplying power and inserting a video cassette.
Fundamental steps for playing back and recording video.
Highlights key features like zoom, stabilization, effects, and editing.
Lists all accessories provided with the camcorder.
Overview of the 3-way power supply and battery charging procedures.
Instructions for attaching, detaching, and refreshing the battery pack.
Information on charge markers, battery notes, and car battery usage.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC power adapter.
Procedures for clock battery and viewfinder settings.
Step-by-step guide to setting the camcorder's date and time.
Instructions for setting the correct tape length for accurate display.
Explanation of SP/EP modes and cassette loading/unloading.
Adjusting grip, attaching strap, and mounting on tripod.
Installing battery and overview of remote control buttons.
Steps to load cassette and enter record-standby mode.
Instructions for initiating, pausing, and stopping recording.
Explains optical, hyper, and shift zoom functions.
How to quickly review the end of the last recorded segment.
Features for accessing points and re-recording segments.
Automatic recording stop when camcorder is tilted.
Instructions for controlling the built-in video light.
Warnings about heat, usage, and operational notes.
How to display date and time in the viewfinder and on TV.
Selecting the display format for date and time.
How to choose different digital still image modes.
Steps for taking digital still images and using motor drive.
Feature to compensate for camera shake.
Adjusting the iris for optimal picture quality manually.
Procedures for selecting and adjusting white balance presets.
Explanation of Auto Focus and Focus Lock functions.
Steps for manually adjusting and locking the focus.
Selecting shooting modes and effects for creative control.
Details on Cinema, Sepia, Twilight, Sports, Strobe, and Slow Shutter.
Using fade and wipe effects for scene transitions.
Descriptions of Black Fader, Blue Fader, Mosaic Fader, Shutter Wipe, Slide Wipe, Corner Wipe, Dissolve.
Details on Scroll, Window, and Door Wipes for Auto Select.
Guide to navigating and using the camcorder's menu system.
Settings for Zoom, Tele Macro, Gain Up, Color Filter, Tape Length, Title, Date/Time.
Settings for Tally lamp, Interval Timer, Rec. Time, and JLIP ID.
Superimposing preset or custom titles onto scenes.
Steps to access character set menu and input custom text.
Setting a delay before recording begins.
Creating stop-motion effects by shooting frames sequentially.
Recording subtle changes over extended periods at set intervals.
Instructions for inserting battery, cassette, and playback.
How to connect the camcorder to a VCR.
Connecting to TVs with and without A/V input connectors.
Steps for loading a cassette and setting the camcorder to PLAY mode.
How to begin, pause, and stop playback of recorded tapes.
Adjusting tracking and pausing playback.
High-speed search and function to locate tape segments.
Steps for connecting and preparing for tape dubbing.
Locating edit points and initiating the dubbing process.
Creating edited videos by selecting and arranging cuts.
Configuring the remote control to operate the VCR.
Connecting the editing cable to the VCR.
Accessing the R.A. Edit counter and registering scene points.
Preparing the VCR and initiating automatic scene copying.
Steps for recording new scenes into a previously recorded tape.
Locating edit points and performing audio dubbing.
Steps for turning off, securing, and cleaning the camcorder.
Solutions for problems related to power supply.
Troubleshooting common recording errors.
Solutions for playback picture problems and tape movement.
Troubleshooting for bright objects, blurriness, focus, and other symptoms.
Details on MIC, DC IN, JLIP, Video Out, RF DC Out, and Audio Out jacks.
Identification of Video Light, Microphone, Eyelets, Battery Mount, Viewfinder, Lens Cover, Grip, Tripod Socket, LCD.
Explanation of Tally Lamp and Power On Indicator lights.
Explanations of tape time, recording mode, interval timer, snapshot, battery level, and clock warnings.
Explanations for condensation, menu changes, effects, recording, and zoom indicators.
Warnings about video light heat and AC adapter usage in different regions.
FCC statement and safety guidelines for batteries and battery packs.
Precautions to prevent damage, avoid specific environments, and protect the unit.
Cautions for using cassettes, storing the unit, and managing moisture.
Technical details of the camera, including format, power, recording, and dimensions.
Technical specifications for the AC adapter, cassette adapter, and accessories.
Information on finding authorized service centers and contacting support.
JVC's service commitment, shipping instructions, and accessory purchase info.
Details on warranty period, JVC's obligations, and owner's service requirements.
List of items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
