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Using the Car Battery Cord (Optional)
[DC IN}
Socket
2
Car Battery Cord
VW-ACC2E
(optional)
Editing a Previously Recorded
To Audio Input
Socket
To
Video Input
Socket
Audio/Video Cable (supplied)
Tape
Notes:
1. The Car Battery Cord can only be used with
12 V DC negative-grounded vehicles.
. Do not start the car engine while the Movie
Camera is being powered by the car battery.
. Ifthe voltage drops suddenly e.g. because the
car air-conditioner is turned on, the Movie
Camera is automatically turned off to protect it.
Wait about 10 seconds before turning it on
again.
. Some cars, RVs and campervans use 24 V.
Please confirm with vendor that your vehicle
uses 12 V before using the Car Battery Cord. if
used on 24 V, damage may occur and is not
covered by the warranty.
Start the engine and then plug the Car
Battery Cord into the Cigarette Lighter
Socket.
Connect the other end of the cord to the
[DC IN] Socket on the Movie Camera.
Connect the Movie Camera to the VCR using the
Supplied Audio/Video Cable.
@ Operations
Playback Unit (Movie Camera): @QOO@
@@®@
@ Insert the recorded video cassette for playback
into the Movie Camera.
@ Play back the tape and locate the end of the
scene that you want to dub, and note the tape
counter position.
© Rewind the tape and locate the beginning of the
scene that you want to dub.
Recording Unit (VCR):
@ Insert the video cassette for recording into the
VOR and put it in the Recording Pause Mode.
Aiso read the Operating Instructions of the VCR.
The picture quality deteriorates slightly in the
dubbing process, however, this can be
minimized by selecting the standard recording
speed (SP Mode) on the VCR.
@ Start the playback.
© Press the Pause/Still Button to start recording.
@ As soon as the Tape Counter Indication on the
Movie Camera reaches the position noted in
step @:
Press the Pause/Still Button to put the VCR in
the recording pause mode, thus finishing the
dubbing.
© For all additional scenes that you want to dub,
follow the above steps @ to &