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JVC GY-X1TC - FEATURES; PRECAUTIONS; Safety Precautions; Handling Precautions

JVC GY-X1TC
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FEATURES
e
A
3-CCD
camera
delivering
professional-quality
pictures,
with
a
built-in
S-VHS
recorder.
Even
with
its
viewfinder
and
lens
it
weighs
approx.
12
Ibs
(5.5
kg)
(GY-X1),
the
lightest
in
its
category.
@
Three
high-sensitivity
1/2-inch
CCD
elements,
each
with
390,000
pixels.
The
pictures
have
professional
quality
with
an
S/N
ratio
of
56
dB
and
a
horizontal
resolution
of
600
lines,
while
smear
has
been
reduced
to
a
minimum.
e
JVC's
new
"Advanced
Memory
System"
uses
an
IC
card
to
set
data,
for
instantaneous
response
in
a
variety
of
conditions.
@
The
built-in
S-VHS
recorder
is
equipped
with
color
playback
circuitry
and
has
composite
and
Y/C
(Y/C
443)
separate
output
terminals.
e
S-VHS
recording
circuitry
is
used
which
extends
the
carrier
frequency
up
to
7
MHz,
delivering
over
400
TV
lines
of
recorded
information.
@
In
addition
to
the
linear
audio
track,
this
camera
records
two
channels
of
Hi-Fi
FM
audio
for
extremly
high-fidelity
sound.
e
A
full-sized
head
drum
with
two
rotary
erase
heads
assures
the
highest
possible
performance
and
distortion-free
edits.
e
Rugged
integrated
construction
with
newly-designed
diecast
aluminum
body
and
a
low
center
of
gravity
withstand
violent
motion.
©
Quick
record
mode,
with
video/audio
ALC
and
full-time
auto
white
circuit
activated
with
a
single
touch
of
a
button.
@
Intelligent
auto
iris
system
detects
the
most
appropriate
weighting
ratio
in
any
condition.
®
Internal
focusing
system
permits
the
use
of
a
rectangular
hood.
As
the
hood
does
not
rotate,
ghosts
and
flare
are
much
Jess
than
with
a
round
hood.
(HZ-714)
@
Newly-developed
viewfinder
VF-P115
with
a
horizontal
resolution
of
500
lines.
e
Dual-memory
auto
white
system,
with
the
added
convenience
of
being
interlocked
with
the
filter
setting.
@
Built-in
compact
speaker
for
a
voice-alarm.
e@
ALC
circuit
maintains
the
F-stop
memorized
in
advanced
memory
system
in
order
to
keep
depth
of
field.
e@
The
audio
level
is
indicated
in
the
viewfinder.
®
Title
generator
for
titles
of
up
to
16
alphanumeric
and
special
characters.
@
A
compact
high-performance
microphone
is
incorporated,
with
additional
XLR
(for
2
channels)
and
6-pin
mike
connectors.
e
Battery
holder
for
standard
NB-G1
battery.
@
Retake
function
with
edit
searching
for
easy
checking
of
recordings
at
normal
speed.
®
Electronic
shutter
with
speeds
of
1/120, 1/250,
1/500
and
1/1000
second.
Features
provided
only
on
GY-X1TC
@
Internal
VITC
generator
records
time
code
in
the
vertical
interval.
This
makes
possible
frame
accurate
editing
in
post
production.
e
A
built-in
reference
signal
generator
adds
a
signal
with
which
the
auto
equalizer
in
the
BR-S611/BR-S811
can
automatically
correct
the
playback
frequency
characteristics.
@
Built-in
genlock
circuit
for
system
synchronization.
e@
For
convenience,
a
local
remote
control
unit
(optional
RM-
LP80)
canbe
connected.
e
With
its
dual
output
system,
the
camera
output
can
be
connected
directly
to
an
external
recorder.
PRECAUTIONS
Safety
Precautions
©
Use
only
the
optional
NB-Gi
(with
BH-P10)
Battery
Pack
or
the
optional
AA-P250
AC
Power
Adapter.
®
Do
not
modify
the
unit
or
operate
it
without
cover
panel
to
prevent
danger.
@
When
there
is
any
abnormality
(abnormal
noise,
smell,
smoke,
etc.)
with
the
unit,
immediately
turn
the
power
off
and
contact
your
nearest
JVC-authorized
service
agent.
©
Do
not
damage
or
fray
the
power
cord.
Otherwise,
this
will
cause
leakage
or
electrical
shock.
e@
{f
the
camera
is
not
going
to
be
used
for
an
extended
period
of
time,
leave
the
power
cord
disconnected
for
reasons
of
safety.
©
If
there
is
a
danger
of
being
struck
by
lightning
during
outdoor
shooting,
evacuate
to
a
safe
place
immediately.
Handling
Precautions
@
Supply
voltage
Make
sure
that
the
power
is
between
11.5
V
and
15
V
DC.
If
the
power
voltage
is
too
low,
abnormal
colour
and
increased
noise
could
occur.
Do
not
exceed
15
V
DC
in
any
case,
or
the
unit
could
be
damaged.
e@
Ambient
temperature
Do
not
operate
the
camera
outside
a
0°C
to
+40°C
(32°F
to
104°F)
temperature
range.
Refer
to
the
corresponding
item
in
the
"Specifications"
on
page
52.
e@
Where
there
are
strong
electromagnetic
waves
or
magnetism,
for
example
near
a
radio
or
TV
transmitter,
transformer,
motor,
etc.,
the
picture
may
contain
noise
and
the
colours
may
be
incorrect.
e@
When
a
wireless
microphone
or
wireless
microphone
tuner
is
used
near
the
camera,
the
tuner
could
pick
up
noise.
In
such
a
case,
select
another
channel.
@
Cleaning
the
body:
Wipe
body
with
a
dry,
soft
cloth
(such
as
cheesecloth).
When
it
is
extremely
dirty,
soak
the
cloth
in
a
solution
of
neutral
detergent,
wring
it
out
and
then
wipe.
To
prevent
deformation
of
the
body,
etc.
and
to
avoid
operation
hazards,
do
not
allow
volatile
liquids
such
as
benzine
and
thinner
to
touch
the
body,
and
do
not
wipe
it
with
a
cloth
soaked
in
such
a
liquid.
If
the
equipment
is
soiled
with
water,
oil,
solvent,
etc.,
wipe
over
with
soft
cloth
or
cotton
first,
then
clean
with
gauze,
etc.
soaked
in
denatured
alcohol.
@
influence
of
vibrations
When
tapes
are
played
back
in
a
place
subject
to
excessive
vibrations,
colour
pictures
may
not
be
obtained.
Moisture
condensation
prevents
use
of
the
unit.
@
You
have
observed
that
pouring
a
cold
liquid
into
a
glass
will
cause
drops
of
water
to
form
on
the
glass's
outer
surface.
This
same
phenomenon
occurs
on
the
head
drum
of
a
video
recorder
when
the
recorder
is
moved
from
a
cool
place
to
a
warm
place,
after
heating
in
a
cold
room,
under
extremely
humid
¢onditions
or
in
a
place
directly
subjected
to
the
cool
air
from
an
air
conditioner.
@
Moisture
on
the
head
drum
can
cause
severe
damage
to
the
video
tape,
and
can
lead
to
internal
damage
to
the
recorder
itself.
e
If
moisture
condensation
occurs
on
the
head
drum,
a
condensation
warning
appears
in
the
recorder
LCD
and
the
unit
enters
the
Stop
mode,
unable
to
function.
In
such
a
case,
wait
for
a
few
hours
until
the
indicator
disappears.

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