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VQT1D38
Setup
ª Concerning the SD card
≥Do not touch the terminals on the back of the
SD card.
≥Electrical noise, static electricity or the failure of
this unit or the SD card may damage or erase
the data stored on the SD card. Save important
data recorded on this unit to a PC using the
USB cable (supplied), HD Writer Ver1.0E for
SD1 etc. (l 100) (We recommend using
HD Writer Ver1.0E for SD1 to acquire data
recorded on this unit.)
≥When using an SD card on which data has
been written many times, the remaining time
left for recording may be reduced. (l 44)
ª Card access lamp
≥When this unit accesses the SD card (reading,
recording, playback, erasing etc.), the access
lamp lights up.
≥If the following operations are performed when
the access lamp is lit, then the SD card or the
recorded data may be damaged or this unit
may malfunction.
– Opening the card slot cover and removing
the SD card
– Operating the mode dial
– Removing the battery or disconnecting the
AC adaptor
How to use the cursor button
This unit has a cursor button A for selecting
functions, performing operations etc. so it is easy
to operate this unit with one hand.
B Operating the operation icons and menu
screens that are displayed
Operations on the menu screen and selection of
files on the thumbnail view screen etc.
Move the cursor button up, down,
left, or right to select an item or
scene, and then press the cursor
button to set it.
1 Select by moving up.
2 Select by moving down.
3 Select by moving left.
4 Select by moving right.
5 Press the cursor button to set the item.
≥Menu screen operations (l 36)
Basic operations
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- Operating Instructions 1
- Information for your safety 2
- Caution for AC mains lead 3
- (For United Kingdom) 3
- Contents 6
- Before using 6
- Playback 6
- Connecting with the AV cable 9
- ª Other linked operations 10
- Internal microphones 11
- ª The SD Media Storage 12
- Accessories 13
- Optional accessories 14
- ª About the cooling fan 15
- DC IN 9.3V 17
- 1 Open the battery cover 18
- 4 Close the battery cover 18
- 1 Flip the belt 19
- 3 Replace the belt 19
- Using the LCD monitor 21
- Using the remote control 21
- WARNING for UK 22
- ª (SD Speed Class 24
- Rating Class 2) 24
- ª Handling precautions 24
- Charging the battery 25
- ª Charging time 27
- ª Recordable time 27
- Connecting to the AC outlet 28
- Selecting a mode 29
- (Turning the unit on/off) 29
- Quick start 30
- How to use the cursor button 32
- 1 Move the cursor button up 33
- 2 Move the cursor button up 33
- Recording mode 34
- To exit the help mode 36
- To exit the menu screen 37
- Setting date and time 38
- POWER LCD 40
- Recording 41
- Anti-Ground-Shooting (AGS) 42
- Recording motion pictures 43
- 2 Open the LCD monitor 43
- ª Screen indications in the 44
- ABCDE FG H 47
- Picture Quality/Approximate 49
- Number of Recordable 49
- Pictures on an SD Card 49
- Various recording functions 50
- Recording yourself 51
- Backlight compensation 52
- Fade in/fade out function 52
- Colour night view function 53
- Soft skin mode 54
- Tele macro function 54
- Self-timer recording 55
- Built-in flash 56
- Image stabilizer function 57
- Guide line function 58
- Wind noise reduction function 58
- Microphone level 59
- Zebra display 60
- Manual recording functions 61
- 1 Set the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS 61
- 2 Set the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS 62
- or D button 67
- Playing back motion pictures 69
- Repeat playback 69
- Still picture (JPEG) playback 70
- 4 Press the cursor button 71
- 5 Move the cursor button to 71
- Deleting scenes 72
- Protecting scenes 73
- Deleting still pictures 74
- Protecting still pictures 75
- DPOF setting 76
- Card management 77
- With other products 78
- HDMI output resolution 80
- COMPONENT 82
- VIDEO IN 84
- AUDIO IN 84
- DISPLAY ON/OFF 86
- To stop dubbing 87
- Select the layout setting on 89
- [PAGE LAYOUT] 89
- With a computer 90
- Contents on provided CD-ROM 91
- End User License Agreement 92
- Operating environment 93
- 6 Click [Finish] 96
- Connection and recognition 97
- 3 Connect this unit and a 97
- About the computer display 98
- If using Macintosh 102
- Menus and Indications 103
- Menus related to [ADVANCED] 105
- Indications 106
- ª Playback indications 107
- ª PC connection indications 107
- ª Confirmatory indications 107
- Messages 108
- About recovery 110
- Troubleshooting 112
- ª With a computer 117
- Cautions for use 118
- About the battery 119
- About the AC adaptor 119
- About the SD card 120
- About the miniSD Card 120
- LCD monitor 120
- Explanation of terms 121
- White balance 122
- Auto focus 122
- Specifications 123
- F0107Mk0 ( 4000 A ) 128
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