Sanyo VM-D6P Manual de usuario

SANYO

Instruction

VM-D6P

Manual

Camcorder

CONTENTS

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SPECIFICATIONS

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FEATURES

Integrated

camera/8mm

video

cassette

recorder

€

Automatic

focus

High

speed

shutter

Title

insert

(superimpose)

Scene

Date/time

imprint

Macro

(close-up)

recording

eFight-power

zoom-in/zoom-out-powered

manual

operation

Electronic

viewfinder

for

immediate

playback

Recording

review

for

checking

the

last

part

recording

Still

frame/picture

eLinear

time

tape

counter(Real

time

counter)

Maximum

recording

time

180

minutes

P/SP

Insert

Edit

VAR-30B

VAR-30C

adaptor

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NP-55

Battery

pack

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Shoulder

belt

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Lithium

battery

(CR2025)

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Power

connection

cord

—

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(6)

VRF-300

adaptor

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Coaxial

cable

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OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

NP-55

Battery

(45min

approx)

NP-77

Battery

(90min

approx)

VCL-80

Standard

Filter

kit

VCL-85

Creative

Filter

Kit

VCL-T20

Teleconversion

Lense

VCL-W7

Wide

Angle

Lense

VBF-85

Car

Battery

Pack

VBF-90

Car

Battery

Chager

VP-90

Ultra

Microphone

VDL-20

Video

Light

VDC-80

Cleaning

Kit

VCW-82

cord

VCE-212

scart

adaptor

PART

NAMES

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(99

No.

Name

No.

Name

Lens

cap

button

Microphone

(9$

STOP

button

TITLE

ON/OFF

button

STILL

button

Accessory

shoe

PLAY

button

(5)

HTLE

MEMO

button

SCENE

button

Power

zoom

button

WHITE

BALANCE

switch

TITLE

COLOR

button

FOCUS

switch

HIGH

SPEED

SHUTTER

button

IRIS

switch

Cassette

holder

FOCUS

REV

button

E£yesighi

compansauon

lever

MACRO

SET

button

Shouider

belt

hook

Zoom

lever

REC

button

Focus

ring

REW

button

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No.

Name

No.

Name

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Viewfinder

Battery

eject

lever

Battery

holder

AUDIO

VIDEO

terminal

REC

START/STOP

button

MEMORY

button

Lens

cap

snap

DATE/TIME

ADJ

button

EARPHONE

jack

DATE/TIME

button

EJECT

switch

EXT.

MIC

jack

POWER

switch

and

lamp

Grip

belt

69)

REC/PAUSE

lamp

Tripod

screw

mount

RESET

button

Lithium

battery

cover

REC

MODE/EDIT

switch

Shouder

belt

hook

PREPARATIONS

POWER

SOURCE

Outdoor

Use

For

outdoor

recording,

use

supplied

battery

pack

NP-55.

Attaching

the

Battery

Pack

Align

the

iine

the

battery

pack

with

the

unit.

Gently

press

the

battery

pack

toward

the

unit,

then

slide

the

right,

until

"clicks"

into

place

(arrow

6).

Removing

the

Battery

Pack

Press

and

hold

down

the

battery

eject

lever

(arrow

G9).

Slide

the

battery

pack

the

left

(arrow

6).

Indoor

Use

For

indoor

recording,

use

supplied

adaptor

VAR-30B

VAR-30C.

Attach

(or

remove)

the

power

connection

cord

using

the

procedures

steps

and

above

"Attaching

the

Battery

Pack"

(or

"Removing

the

battery

pack").

Connect

the

adaptor's

plug

outlet.

The

green

IMPORTANT

power

lamp

will

light.

The

wires

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

When

finished

recording

playback,

disconnect

the

accordance

with

the

following

code:

adaptor's

plug

from

the

wall

outlet.

The

adaptor

can

used

countries

with

line

voltages

Blue:

—

Neutral

between

100

and

240

AC.

Lee

the

colours

the

wires

the

mains

lead

tnis

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

your

plug

proceed

follows.

The

wire

which

coloured

blue

must

connected

the

terminal

which

marked

with

the

letter

coloured

blue

black.

The

wire

which

coloured

brown

must

connected

the

terminal

which

marked

with

the

letter

coloured

brown

red.

OUT

terminal

Power

connection

cord

Notes

The

battery

pack

supplied

with

this

unit

has

not

been

charged.

Charge

before

initial

use.

(See

page

eDo

not

use

VAR-30B

VAR-30C

adaptor

supply

power

for

other

than

VM-D6P

8mm

camcorder.

€

When

removing

the

battery

pack

power

connection

cord,

power

should

switched

OFF.

CHARGING

Use

the

VAR-30B

VAR-30C

adaptor

charge

the

battery

pack.

Plug

the

adaptor

into

outlet.

The

green

power

lamp

will

light.

Attach

the

battery

pack.

Align

the

line

marks.

Gently

press

down

the

battery

pack.

Slide

into

place

shown

the

arrow.

The

charge

lamp

will

light

and

charging

will

begin.

When

the

battery

pack

has

been

fully

charged,

the

charge

lamp

will

change

yellow.

The

NP-55

battery

pack

can

charged

about

one

hour.

(The

optional

NP-77

battery

pack

takes

about

hours.)

Slide

the

battery

pack

the

opposite

direction.

Disconnect

the

adaptor

plug

from

the

outlet.

After

charging

Slide

the

mask

the

battery

pack

shown

cover

the

red

circle.

When

the

battery

pack

exhauxted

Slide

the

mask

the

battery

pack

shown

reveal

the

red

circle.

Notes

@At

normal

temperatures,

fully

charged

battery

pack

will

provide

enough

power

record

for

about

minutes.

will

provide

much

less

recording

time

in.

cold

locations...

*Do

not

use

VAR-30B

VAR-30C

adaptor

for

purposes

other

than

charging

NP-55

NP-77

battery

packs.

not

continue

charging

fully

charged

battery

pack,

because

doing

will

adversely

affect

its

performance.

Although

charging

possible

within

temperature

range

—

35%,

for

best

results,

temperature

range

10C

30°

suggested.

8mm

CASSETTE

TAPE

Only

8mm

video

cassettes

can

used

this

unit.

Cassette

Switch

the

power

on.

The

POWER

lamp

will

light.

Slide

the

EJECT

switch.

The

cassette

holder

will

open.

Insert

cassette.

Gently

press

the

cassette

holder

(‘PUSH"

indicator

section).

Ejecting

Cassette

Slide

the

EJECT

switch.

Video

tape

recording/playback

time

Hecording

time

Recording

mode

P5-30

P5-60

P5-90

min

120

min

180

min

ERASURE-PREVENTION

switch

prevent

accidental

erasure

recorded

material,

set

the

switch

the

spine

the

cassette

the

red

position.

Recording

then

cannot

made

that

cassette.

record

later,

return

the

switch

the

original

position.

mode:

tape

speed

approx.

20.051

mm/sec.

mode.

tape

speed

approx

10.025

mm/sec.

ERASURE-PREVENTION

switch

Notes

€

Never

carry

this

unit

grasping

the

cassette

holder.

not

cover

the

holes

the

bottom

the

cassette.

These

holes

are

used

determine

the

type

and

length

tape

and

whether

not

recording

possible.

Store

each

video

tape

cassette

its

case,

standing

upright

(vertical).

This

will

prevent

the

entrance

dust

and

uneven

tape

winding.

LITHIUM

BATTERY

The

date/time

imprint

function

this

unit

requires

lithium

battery

prevent

the

loss

the

date/time

memory

when

the

power

switched

off.

The

lithium

battery

has

life

approximately

year

when

used

normally.

Installing

the

Lithium

Battery

Use

the

same

procedure

replace

worn

out

battery.

(Lithium

Battery

CR2025

[3V]

)

Open

the

lithium

battery

cover.

Lithium

battery

insertion.

Wipe

the

battery

clean

with

dry

cloth

prevent

faulty

contact.

Insert

the

battery

properly

with

the

side

up.

the

lithium

battery

cover.

eject

the

lithium

battery,

press

down

and

then

slide

out

the

housing

diagonally

upward

direction.

After

replacing

the

battery,

adjust

the

DATE/TIME.

(See

SETTING

THE

DATE/TIME.)

Notes

€

Keep

the

lithium

battery

out

the

reach

children.

not

grasp

the

battery

with

metallic

tweezers,

etc.

this

liable

cause

short

circuit.

€

not

disassemble,

subject

heat,

place

the

battery

water

due

the

danger

explosion.

When

discarding,

treat

the

battery

non-burnable

waste.

WHEN

REPLACING

THE

BATTERY

USE

ONLY

THE

SAME

TYPE:

FW.

A3.

EYESIGHT

COMPENSATION

Switch

the

power.

Look

through

the

viewfinder

and

observe

the

visible

indications

(see

page

9).

Turn

the

adjustment

lever

(see

arrow)

left

right

Obtain

the

clearest

possible

image

the

indications.

The

subjects

image

can

now

focused

accurately

with

the

camcorder's

focusing

controls.

MICROPHONE

The

built-in

omnidirectional

microphone

less

evenly

receptive

sound

coming

from

all

directions,

making

the

recorded

sound

heard

natural

when

played

back.

The

wide

pickup

pattern

the

omnidirectional

mount

would

mean,

however

that,

you

may

need

external

microphone

get

better

result

you

want

pick

weaker

sound

distance

you

are

place

quiet

enough

hear

the

motor

running

inside

the

unit.

RECORDING

HIGH

WIND

€

RECORDING

DISTANT

OBJECT

Popping

sound

will

produced.

Use

handkerchief

and

Place

external

microphone

the

subject

get

wrap

the

microphone

head

with

shield

from

the

wind.

clear

sound.

Wrap

the

microphone

head

Screen

the

microphone

with

handkerchief.

off

wind

with

your

body.

‘Note:

The

built-in

microphone

will

not

function

while

external

microphone

connected.

INSIDE

THE

VIEWFINDER

This

indication

appears

during

the

recording

pause

mode.

REC

This

indication

appears

during

the

recording

mode.

This

indication

appears

about

minutes

before

the

tape

reaches

its

end.

This

indication

will

appear

and

flash

when

dew

has

condensed

inside

the

unit.

This

indication

will

appear

and

flash

when

the

battery

becomes

weak.

BATTERY

one

the

following

conditions

exist,

this

indication

wil!

flash

when

the

recording

mode

selected

cassette

has

been

loaded

into

the

camcorder

the

cassette

has

been

set

for

erase

prevention

The

tape

has

been

wound

its

end

there

moisture

the

tape

The

unit

cannot

record

normally

RON-

Heal

time

tape

counter

and

memory

(M)

indications

(see

page

10).

Shutter

speed

indication

(see

page

18).

DATE/TIME

indication

(see

page

FOCUS

indication

(see

page

21).

24).

Color

indication

the

title

insert

function

(see

page

20).

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