Page 2 - : To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug; Product Registration; Important Safety Information; To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do not expose; CAUTION
CAUTION : To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert. ATTENTION: Pour éviter les chocs électriques, introduire la lamela plus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise etpousser jusqu au fond. To reduce risk of injury, charge only rechargeable bat...
Page 3 - • Using Alkaline Batteries; Remote Control
1 Assistance We want to make sure you enjoy your new camcorder. If you have any questions, call: Camcorder Exchange Warranty...... 800-283-6503 (Pages 66-67) Customer Service..................................... 800-336-1900 (Page 65) Accessories......................................... 800-338-0376...
Page 4 - Table of Contents; • Inserting and Removing; Optional Color Enhancement; • Playback on TV without
2 Table of Contents Video Cassettes• Erase Protection ................................20• Recording and Playback Speed and Times..............................................20 • Inserting and Removing Cassettes.........................................21 • Cassette Care and Storage ....................
Page 5 - Assistance; Cautions: Lithium cell batteries. Must be disposed of properly.; Never handle punctured or leaking cells. May cause burns or; appear damaged, contact your dealer immediately.
3 First-Time Operation This section describes only the basic steps necessary to set up your camcorder torecord. Refer to the other sections for detailed operation and feature options. Assistance The toll-free numbers are available to help you with any problem you may encounter. Camcorder Exchange Wa...
Page 6 - Details are on page 21.
4 2. Attach the adapter/charger. • Plug the adapter/charger’s plug into an operating outlet. • Details are on page 12. Notes: Details on using the rechargeablebattery are on page 14. You can also use six alkaline “AA”batteries to power the camcorder. Detailsare on page 16. POWER CHARGE REFRESH DC IN...
Page 7 - Lens Cap
5 4. Attach the lens cap cord and adjust the handstrap. A. Remove the lens cap from the camcorder. B. Attach the lens cap cord to the lens cap. First-Time Operation E. Put your hand in the handstrap. F. Pull the adjustment strap to tighten and close the strap. G. Snap the cover shut. H. Attach the l...
Page 8 - Adjust eyepiece focus control; A. Rotate viewfinder into a
First-Time Operation 6 6. Adjust eyepiece focus control for your vision. A. Rotate viewfinder into a comfortable viewing position. B. If the image in the viewfinder is blurry, adjust the eyepiece focuscontrol for your vision. Details are on page 29. 7. Start and stop recording. Start and stop record...
Page 9 - Play back what you have recorded.; A. Press thumb trigger to stop recording.; Review camcorder’s operating controls.
First-Time Operation 7 8. Play back what you have recorded. A. Press thumb trigger to stop recording. B. Place CAM/OFF/VCR in VCR. C. Press REW to rewind the tape. D. Press PLAY to play back the tape in the viewfinder. E. Press STOP when you are finished. F. Details on viewfinder playback are on pag...
Page 11 - Remote Sensor; Install Remote Battery; Back of Remote
PUSH REW F.FWD STOP PLAY A/V DUB PAUSE DISPLAY RESET TITLE RECORD T W ZOOM ON OFF S.EDIT The remote operates the camcorder byinfrared light, so it is protected fromelectrical and sound interference. However, the remote must be aimeddirectly at the camcorder’s remotesensor. There cannot be any obstru...
Page 12 - Note: An RCA VCR that is set to respond to; VCR 2 on the VCR’s remote may respond to this; • Press and hold REW when the; Location and Function of Remote Buttons; PLAY Button
10 Remote Control A brief description of the functions of the remote buttons is given here. Some buttonsperform the same function as the corresponding controls on your camcorder. You canuse whichever is more convenient at the time. Note: An RCA VCR that is set to respond to VCR 2 on the VCR’s remote...
Page 14 - Powering Your Camcorder; To Remove the Adapter/Charger; Remove the DC cable from the DC IN; Using an Optional Plug Adapter; Using the Adapter/Charger to Power Your Camcorder; To Attach the Adapter/Charger; Connect the DC cable’s small plug; Plug the AC plug adapter into an
12 Powering Your Camcorder The adapter/charger attaches to the camcorder and lets you power your camcorderdirectly from standard household power. The adapter/charger operates on 100-240volts, 50/60 Hz. To Remove the Adapter/Charger 1. Unplug the adapter/charger from the wall outlet. 2. Remove the DC...
Page 15 - Align the reference arrow on the; Using the Rechargeable Battery to Power Your Camcorder; Charging and Refreshing the Battery; If the DC cable is attached to the adapter/charger, remove its plug.
13 Powering Your Camcorder 1. Align the reference arrow on the battery with the arrow on theadapter/charger. 2. Hold the battery flush against the adapter/charger, and slide it in thedirection of the arrow. 3. Plug the adapter/charger into the nearest AC outlet (100-240V,50/60Hz). 4. The adapter/cha...
Page 16 - Insert the Battery; Remove the Battery
14 Powering Your Camcorder Insert the Battery 1. Make sure the CAM/OFF/VCR switch is in OFF. 2. Lift the OPEN lever and pull up the battery compartment cover. Using the Rechargeable Battery to Power Your Camcorder OPEN Lever ReferenceMarks 3. Insert the battery into the battery compartment aligning ...
Page 17 - NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERY; Battery Safety Precautions; Do not short the battery’s terminals.; Proper Care and Storage of Your Battery
15 Powering Your Camcorder ATTENTION: NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERY MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. THE PRODUCTTHAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED CONTAINS ARECHARGEABLE BATTERY. AT THE END OF ITSUSEFUL LIFE, UNDER VARIOUS STATE AND LOCALLAWS, IT MAY BE ILLEGAL TO DISPOSE OF THISBATTERY INTO THE MUNICIPAL WASTE STREAM.C...
Page 18 - Insert the Batteries; Using Alkaline “AA” Batteries to Power Your Camcorder; Lift the OPEN lever and pull up the
Powering Your Camcorder 16 Insert the Batteries Using Alkaline “AA” Batteries to Power Your Camcorder The camcorder can be powered by six alkaline dry-cell “AA” batteries. Theoperation time of the camcorder depends on the type of alkaline batteries used. OPEN Lever 1. Make sure the CAM/OFF/VCR switc...
Page 19 - Safety Precautions When Using Alkaline Batteries; Do not use manganese batteries to power the camcorder.; Checking Battery Power (Battery Level Indicator); Display in Viewfinder; “AA”; batteries should still
Powering Your Camcorder 17 Safety Precautions When Using Alkaline Batteries Do not short, disassemble, heat, or throw the batteries into the fire. Batteries become warm during and after use. Use caution when removing them. Use “AA” alkaline batteries only during their recommended lifetime. Remove at...
Page 20 - DC IN 6V jack on the camcorder.; Using the Optional Thomson Car Cord Adapters; Optional accessories are shown on pages 55-61.; Using the DCC06 Car Cord Adapter to Power the Camcorder
18 Powering Your Camcorder 1. Make sure the camcorder’s CAM/OFF/VCR switch is in OFF. 2. Connect the DC cable’s small plug into the DC OUTPUT jack on the carcord adapter. 3. Attach the other end of the cable to the DC IN 6V jack on the camcorder. 4. Insert plug of car cord adapter into vehicle cigar...
Page 21 - Use DCC80 Car Cord Adapter/Charger to Power Camcorder; Cigarette; CHARGE Indicator Light
19 Car Cord Adapter Cigarette Lighter Socket DC IN 6V Jack Adapter/Charger’s DC Cable DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N POWER Jack DC OUTPUT Powering Your Camcorder 1. Make sure the camcorder’s CAM/OFF/VCR switch is in OFF. 2. Connect the DC c...
Page 22 - Video Cassettes; Erase Protection – Safety Tab; Hours; Cassette
20 Video Cassettes You can use your video cassettes over and over again. To erase a previousrecording, just record over it. 8 We recommend RCA cassettes be used with your camcorder. Use of poor quality ordamaged tapes can contaminate the video heads, resulting in snow or no picture duringplayback. H...
Page 23 - Cassette Care and Storage; Inserting and Removing Cassettes
21 FOCUS EJECT N F DA TE/ TIT LE DIS PLA Y PLA Y F.F . REW EDI T SEA RC H PUSH Video Cassettes 1. Slide EJECT to open the cassette compartment. 2. Fully insert cassette with tape window and safety tab facing out. Cassette Care and Storage • Close the safety tab to prevent accidental erasure. • Do no...
Page 24 - Recording Features; Press and release EDIT SEARCH; FF
PUSH 22 Recording Features Microphone The microphone picks up the soundduring a recording. It is more sensitive tosounds coming from the direction thelens is pointed. Flying Erase Head A separate erase head is mounted on thespinning headwheel (hence the term“flying”). This allows you to make clean e...
Page 25 - Edit Search; EE
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N REW F.FWD STOP PLAY A/V DUB PAUSE DISPLAY RESET TITLE RECORD T W ZOOM ON OFF S.EDIT 23 Recording Features Edit Search Edit search uses EDIT SEARCH FF , EDIT SEARCH EE (REW and F.FWD on remote), and PLAY to pre...
Page 26 - Auto Exposure Display; Time-Remaining Display; The
24 Recording Features Program AE (Auto Exposure) Program auto exposure automatically selects the shutter speed and adjusts the irisaccording to the shutter speed. Auto Exposure Display in Viewfinder AE:60 The AE indicator for the shutter speedselected (1/60, 1/100, 1/120, 1/180,1/250, 1/350, 1/500, ...
Page 27 - Date Search; To Stop Date Search; Press STOP to stop a search in progress.; To Date Search; Attach a power supply and place the; If you are in the middle of your
Recording Features 25 Date Search You can search for the beginning and end of recordings you make on acertain day. remote) to search for the place youstopped recording. When the camcorder locates thebeginning or end of the recording, itwill enter the stop mode. SEARCHdisappears from the viewfinder. ...
Page 28 - Date and Time Display; Set the Date and Time; Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you have; Correct the Date or Time
26 1. Attach a power supply to the camcorder. Press and hold the smallbutton on the CAM/OFF/VCR switchwhile you slide it in CAM. 2. If the date and time display does not appear in the viewfinder, pressDATE/TITLE. 3. A flashing cursor lets you know which part of the display you are setting.Press the ...
Page 29 - Recording Date and Time, Date, or Date and Title on Your Tape; Date and Time; Auto Title; To Select Display to Record; AUTO to automatically
27 Date and Time Display The time and date, date only, or date and title can be recorded on your tape. Wheneverone of the displays appears in the viewfinder, it will be recorded. The camcorder alsohas auto date and auto title features. The clock cell must be installed and the clock set. Recording Da...
Page 30 - Install the Clock Lithium Cell; Make sure camcorder is turned off, and; Place the cell holder into the
Date and Time Display 28 Install the Clock Lithium Cell 1. Make sure camcorder is turned off, and remove any power supply attached tothe camcorder. 2. Pull out the cell holder. 3. Insert the clock cell into the cell holder with the “+” terminal facing out. Lithium Cell Battery Cell Holder 4. Place t...
Page 31 - Attach a power supply to the; Tilt Adjustment
29 COLOR TINT BRIGHT FOCUS EJECT N F DA TE/ TIT LE DIS PLA Y PLA Y F.F . STO P REW EDI T SEA RC H PUSH Viewfinder The camcorder’s viewfinder is a miniature monitor that displays the pictureseen by the lens. Caution: When carrying the camcorder withthe shoulder strap, rotate the viewfinder downto pre...
Page 32 - Displays; Displays in Viewfinder; Manual Focus; Status; Time Counter With Memory Stop
30 TimeRemaining Time Counterwith Memory 6 7 8 Status Time and Date 4 5 9 Displays in Viewfinder 1 AE (Auto Exposure) Shutter Speed Displays The shutter speed selected by thecamcorder appears here. 2 Manual Focus • FOCUS appears when manual focus is turned on. • No indicator appears when auto focus ...
Page 33 - Time Remaining
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N 31 6 Time Remaining • displays the amount of recording or playback time left onthe cassette in the camcorder. • Details are on page 24. 7 Battery Level Indicator • This indicator shows the amount of time left ...
Page 34 - Focusing Your Camcorder; Auto Focus; • If FOCUS appears, press FOCUS F
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N 32 Focusing Your Camcorder Auto Focus The camcorder will focus automaticallywhenever FOCUS does not appear in theviewfinder. • If FOCUS appears, press FOCUS F and N at the same time to turn on autofocus. The c...
Page 35 - Conditions that May Require Manual Focus; Macro Focus
33 Focusing Your Camcorder Conditions that May Require Manual Focus The following conditions may require the use of manual focusing during recording. Macro Focus The macro-focus feature lets you focus on objects as close as 3/8 inch from thecamcorder lens. Manual Focus Under certain conditions, such...
Page 36 - Zooming; Using Power Zoom Buttons; • Press “W” to move the lens in the wide-
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N 34 Zooming INST.ZOOMButton Using Power Zoom Buttons • Press “W” to move the lens in the wide- angle direction. • Press “T” to move the lens in the telephoto (close-up) direction. The zoom level indicator appea...
Page 37 - To Use Time Counter; Press DISPLAY on the remote to turn
35 Time Counter With Memory Stop The time counter shows actual time elapsed when recording or playing back atape. It quickly locates the end of recorded segments. 0:00:00M Time Counterwith MemoryStop On To Use Time Counter For example, you recorded a 10-minutesegment. Later, you want to locate theen...
Page 38 - Titler; Creating a Title
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N 36 Titler The titler can store a title page in memory that can be displayed and recorded at anytime. The built-in character register contains 47 characters for creating titles on twolines with up to 16 charact...
Page 39 - TITLE before starting to record.; Recording Titles on a Tape in the Camcorder; Chart of Characters in Titler’s Register
37 6. Press TITLE ON/OFF on remote to remove the titler graphics from theviewfinder. The camcorder will nowrecord as normal. If you do not wantto continue recording, press the thumbtrigger (PAUSE/RECORD on remote)to stop recording. Note: You can also use the AUTO TITLEfeature to automatically record...
Page 40 - Attach the plug on the other end of the; or; Installation; Attach the input cable’s white plug to
38 3 Attach the plug on the other end of the input cable to the audio/video in/outconnector located behind the smallcover on the side of the camcorder.(Match the tabs on the plug with thenotches on the camcorder connector.Do not force the plug.) Audio/Video Dubbing A/V (audio/video) DUB on the remot...
Page 41 - To Audio/Video Dub on the Camcorder
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N 39 Audio/Video Dubbing 1. Slide camcorder’s CAM/OFF/ VCR switch to VCR. 2. Insert the tape you want to dub on, press PLAY, and locate a place on thetape a few seconds before where youwant the dubbing to begin....
Page 42 - Synchro Edit; Note: Not all RCA VCRs have compatible synchro edit jacks.
40 Synchro Edit Synchro edit allows your camcorder to control a VCR (one that has a compatiblePAUSE, EDIT, EDIT IN/OUT, or SYNC jack) while tapes are being copied fromthe camcorder to the VCR. This is convenient when you want to copy onlyselected segments from a previously recorded tape. An optional...
Page 43 - To Synchro Edit
41 Synchro Edit 4. Press S.EDIT on the remote to start the camcorder playing and the VCRrecording. Note: Pressing S.EDIT puts thecamcorder in review for several secondsand then into playback. 5. Pressing REW, F.FWD, STOP, or thumb trigger (PAUSE/RECORD onremote) automatically puts the VCRinto record...
Page 44 - Recording from VCR or TV Monitor
42 Recording from VCR or TV Monitor DC FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT Back ofMono VCR orTV Monitor White Audio Plug Yellow Video Plug Optional VAA009 Audio/Video Input Cable AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT L R Yellow Video Plug White Audio Plug Optional Y-Adapter...
Page 45 - B. Camcorder connected to a VCR; Attach the audio/video input cable’s
43 1. A. Camcorder connected directly to TV monitor: Turn on the TV andtune it to the channel you want torecord. B. Camcorder connected to a VCR that is already connected to a TV:Turn on VCR and select channelyou want to record, or place thecassette you want to copy in theVCR. If you are copying a t...
Page 46 - Optional Color Enhancement Light; Attach the rechargeable battery or; Light Power Button
44 Optional Color Enhancement Light An optional VLP04 color enhancement light shown on page 55 helps createbrighter, sharper pictures in very low light conditions. It lights subjects indarkened areas or corrects unflattering shadows. 1. Attach the rechargeable battery or AC adapter/charger to power ...
Page 47 - Removing and Replacing the Light Bulb
45 Optional Color Enhancement Light 1. Turn the case front counterclockwise to remove it. 2. Remove the bulb by pulling it out through the open case. 3. Hold the new bulb with a soft cloth and align the notch in the rim of the bulb’sbase with the F mark outside the socket. Note: When replacing the l...
Page 48 - Attaching the Shoulder Strap; To Attach the Shoulder Strap
46 The lens hood can be removed so youcan attach optional accessories.* To remove the lens hood, turn itcounterclockwise. *Optional accessories may be available from camera shops and electronic supply stores. Attaching the Shoulder Strap Removing the Lens Hood Caution: When carrying the camcorder wi...
Page 49 - Camcorder Recording and Traveling Tips; Holding The Camcorder
47 • Practice recording under a variety of lighting conditions. • Use the viewfinder to keep camcorder level or scenes will appear “tilted”. • Include close-up shots of individuals when taping family outings or groupfunctions. • Make a video recording of your home and contents to store in a safe pla...
Page 50 - Viewfinder Playback; To Play Back a Tape Through the Viewfinder; Press and hold the small button on the; Viewfinder Playback and Playback Features
DC IN 6V OPEN T W INS T. ZOO M FOCUS DATE/TITLE DISPLAY PLAY F.F. EDIT SEARCH STOP REW F N 48 Viewfinder Playback Viewfinder playback is the simplest way to watch tapes using the camcorder.This method is generally used only to review scenes immediately after recording. To Play Back a Tape Through th...
Page 51 - Visual Searching; • Release the button to return to normal; Playback Features
Stop-Action Pause • During playback, press the thumb trigger (PAUSE/RECORD on remote)to “stop the action” and view one frameof the tape. • Press the thumb trigger (PAUSE/RECORD on remote) again toreturn to normal playback. Visual Searching • During playback, press and hold F.F (F.FWD on remote) or R...
Page 52 - Playback on TV or VCR Using AUDIO/VIDEO IN Jacks; –OR–
50 Playback on TV or VCR Using AUDIO/VIDEO IN Jacks Back of VCR or TV Monitor AUDIO IN VIDEO IN L R Back of Stereo VCR or TV Monitor Yellow Video Plug White Audio Plug Audio/VideoCable Y-Adapter (such as AH25) White Audio Plug Audio/VideoCable –OR– White Audio Plug YellowVideo Plug YellowVideo Plug ...
Page 53 - Playback on TV or VCR; Playback Operation and How to Copy Tapes on the VCR
51 Playback on TV or VCR 1 Attach the white plug on the audio/video cable to the AUDIO INjack on the TV or VCR. Note: If your TV or VCR has stereoAUDIO jacks, attach the AUDIO plug tothe one labeled MONO. If one is notlabeled MONO, you may need a Y-adapter to hear sound from bothchannels. 2 Attach t...
Page 54 - Playback on TV without Audio/Video Inputs; Disconnect the VHF antenna from
52 Playback on TV without Audio/Video Inputs To connect your camcorder to a TV without audio and video inputs, you need anoptional RF output adapter, such as CRF81 shown on page 57. Installation 1 Disconnect the VHF antenna from your TV. Connect the antenna to theANT IN connector on the RF outputada...
Page 55 - Viewing What the Camcorder Is Recording; Turn on the TV and tune it to channel; Playback Operation; output adapter to CH3 or CH4.; Normal TV Viewing; Note to Cable TV Installer
53 Viewing What the Camcorder Is Recording 1. Turn on the TV and tune it to channel 3 or 4. Note: When the camcorder is used as acamera, turn the TV ’s volume down toprevent a high-pitched squeal caused byfeedback. 2. Set the CH3/CH4 switch on the RF output adapter to the same channelyou selected on...
Page 57 - VCC1000 Video Color Control Center; Optional Accessories; To order accessories, contact your local Dealer.
VCC1000 Video Color Control Center The VCC1000 is two accessories in one.The color control center allows you toadjust the color intensity, tint, whitebalance, and sharpness of tapes beingdubbed. This is especially helpful whenthe original tape was produced in poorlighting conditions or poor color se...
Page 58 - DCC80 Car Cord Adapter/Charger
Optional Accessories 56 DCC80 Car Cord Adapter/Charger This car cord adapter/charger enables youto operate your camcorder from your car,truck, or RV by plugging it into thevehicle’s cigarette lighter socket. It willalso charge the BV060 battery suppliedwith your camcorder or the BB150battery. The DC...
Page 59 - CRF81 RF Output Adapter
Optional Accessories 57 CRF81 RF Output Adapter This adapter is used to connect yourcamcorder to a standard TV (one withoutaudio/video input jacks) for playback. Ifyour antenna cable is the flat twin-leadtype attached by two screws, you will alsoneed a 300-75 ohm transformer, such as193983. If your ...
Page 60 - AC088 Super Lightweight Tripod
Optional Accessories 58 AC088 Super Lightweight Tripod Mounting the camcorder on a tripod, such as AC088, will keep the camcordersteady and produce excellent video results. This tripod’s fluid-effect head provides smooth camera pan and tilt. The quick-release mount makes it easy to attach or remove ...
Page 61 - Accessory Order Form; Detach Here; P l e a s e c o mp l et e o t h er s id e a ls o; Order Form for Camcorder Model Pro846; Description; Please complete other side also
59 Accessory Order Form Detach Here ✂ P l e a s e c o mp l et e o t h er s id e a ls o Order Form for Camcorder Model Pro846 Description Part No. Price Qty. Total Soft Camcorder Case AC025A $ 59.95 Super Lightweight Tripod AC088 $ 39.95 75-300 Cable Transformer AH011 $ 1.90 Y-Adapter AH25 $ 1.95 Syn...
Page 63 - United States and Canada Orders
61 Accessory Order Form To order accessories, contact your local Dealer.If a dealer is not nearby, you can also follow the directions below to order bytelephone or direct-by-mail. United States and Canada Orders To place your order by phone, have your Visa or MasterCard ready and call the toll-free ...
Page 64 - Trouble Checks; Trouble
62 Trouble Checks Troubles sometimes are caused by simple “faults” that you can easily correct withoutthe help of a service technician by first checking a few basic remedies. Before you call or take your camcorder to an Authorized RCA Compact CamcorderServicenter, look below for the type of trouble ...
Page 66 - User Information; • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.; Specifications; General; FOCUS indicator appears in viewfinder); Camera Section
64 User Information This equipment has been tested and found tocomply with the limits for a Class B digitaldevice, and RF lighting device, pursuant toPart 15 and 18 of the FCC Rules. Theselimits are designed to provide reasonableprotection against harmful interference in aresidential installation. T...
Page 67 - Customer Assistance and Service; You can reach Thomson at the; Returning equipment to Thomson for repair or exchange
65 (continued on next page) Customer Assistance and Service You can reach Thomson at the following number: 800-283-6503 (Toll free inside U.S.A.) Our toll-free Camcorder number operates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., CST Monday – Friday for U.S. customers only Thomson provides a toll-free telephonenumber to...
Page 68 - Limited Warranty
66 What your warranty covers:• Any defect in materials or workmanship. For how long after your purchase:• 90 days for labor charges.• One year for parts. What we will do:During the initial 90 days• Exchange your camcorder with a new or, at our option, a refurbished unit orat your option, repair your...
Page 69 - shipment in case of damage or loss.
67 Limited Warranty shipment in case of damage or loss. Include with the shipment: • A copy of your dated bill of sale to verify your unit’s warrantyeligibility. • A brief note describing your camcorder problem. • Your name, address and phone number. Return transportation, storage, andhandling costs...
Page 70 - Index
Index 68 A/V (Audio/Video) DUB Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-11,39 A/V DUB Indicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30,39Accessories, Included . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Accessories, Optional . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55-61Accessory Shoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....
Page 71 - Playback on a TV Without
Index 69 Microphone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7,22NO TAPE Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30-31OPEN Lever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14,16Operating Controls, Camcorder . . . . . . . .7-8Operation, First-Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-8Optional Accessori...