ZOOM, I.ZOOM, and Zoom Level
Indicator
The zoom level indicator appears
during zooming.
ZOOM appears when you press T
and zoom in the telephoto direction
more than 16 times (ProV 742 only).
I.ZOOM appears when you press
INST. ZOOM to enlarge the picture
1.5 times.
Status
The following status displays appear.
• REC appears during recording.
• _'1_"appears when you're using fast
forward, and ,4,4 appears when
you're using rewind.
• • I I appears during record pause.
• A/VDUB appears during
audio/video dubbing.
Time Counter With Memory Stop
• The counter shows the amount of
elapsed recording or playback time.
• Press DISPLAY on the remote to
turn memory stop on or off. An M
appears with the time counter when
memory stop is turned on.
Note: During playback orplay pause,
you can press DISPLAY on the cam-
corderto turnmemory stop on and off.
• Details are on pages 43-44.
Time Remaining
• _ 1 displays the amount of
recording or playback time left on
the cassette in the camcorder.
• Details are on page 24.
Battery Level Indicator
• This indicator shows the amount
of time left for the rechargeable
battery
• Details are on page 18.
TAPE, NO TAPE, and TAPE END
• TAPE flashes when you try to
record and the safety tab has been
closed.
TAPE flashes when a tape is
inserted in the camcorder and
moisture is present or the tape is
damaged. Moisture may develop
when the camcorder is moved
from a cold area to a warm area.
Remove the tape and wait an hour
before reinserting. If the tape is
damaged, remove the tape and
replace it.
NO TAPE flashes when you try to
record and there is no cassette in
the camcorder.
• TAPE END flashes when there is
approximately three minutes of
recording time left on the cassette.
• TAPE END appears briefly during
recording when the end of the
cassette is reached.
Time and Date
Press DATE/D1SP repeatedly to
display the time and date, auto date,
auto title, or date only when the
camcorder is in record or record
pause.
• These displays will be recorded on
the tape whenever they appear in
the viewfinder or LCD monitor.
• Details are on pages 26-27.
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