Sharp Viewcam VL-H410X

- DC cable
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’ Connecting plate
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To cigarette lighter socket
DC cable
VR-41bCH d
(supplied)
(opttonal accessory)
POWERING THE VIEWCAM
FROM AN AC OUTLET
1 Plug the DC cable of the connecting plate
(supplied with the AC adaptpr) into the DC OUT
jack on the AC adaptor.
2 Mount the connecting plate on the bottom of the
VIEWCAM.
3 Insert the AC plug into a wall outlet.
l The OPERATE indicator on the AC adaptor will
light up.
Caution:
The supplied AC adaptor/battery charger (UADP-
0190GEZZ) is specially designed for use with the
VIEWCAM It should not be used as a power supply for
other camcorders
USING THE CAR BATTERY
ADAPTOR/BATTERY CHARGER
(OPTIONAL ACCESSORY)
1 Insert the plug into the cigarette lighter socket
and the OPERATE indicator will light up.
2 Plug the DC cable from the connecting plate
(supplied) into the DC OUT jack on the car
battery adaptor/battery charger.
3 Mount the connecting plate on the bottom of the
VIEWCAM. The battery pack can be charged
using the car battery adaptor/battery charger in
basically the same manner as the AC
adaptor/battery charger (see page 11).
Note:
If you power the VIEWCAM from the car battery for an
extended period of ttme, the battery will be drained and
restartrng the engine may be difficult. An average fully-
charged car battery has a capacity of 50 ampere-hours,
which will allow 20 hours of VIEWCAM usage while still
leaving half the battery’s capacity
Cautions:
l Do not put the strong force to the DC cable connected to
the VIEWCAM as this will cause a malfunction.
l Use in with 12 V or 24 V DC negative ground system
cars
Posttive-ground car batteries CANNOT BE USED.
Check your car operation manual or consult a local car
dealer
l Charge only SHARP model BT-L1 or BT-L1 1 battery
packs Other battery types may burst, caustng personal
intury and damage
l The battery used tn thts device may present the risk of a
rtse in surface temperature and/or the release of
flammable vapors.
Do not incrnerate or mutilate. Replace battery with BT-L1
and BT-L1 I only. Use of another battery may present a
risk of fire or explosion
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