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The MICROMV cassette automatically records the recording settings and date. When
you insert a cassette with the POWER switch set to CAMERA, or when you set the
POWER switch to VCR, the cassette information is displayed for about five seconds.
The cassette information
[a] The unique number of each cassette. Your camcorder automatically assign this
number.
[b] The cassette title set by TAPE TITLE in the menu settings (Cassette label).
[c] The first-recorded date in this cassette.
[d] The last-recorded date in this cassette.
[e] The recorded area is indicated by the white bar.
Recorded areas
A blank portion between recorded area is also indicated as a recorded area.
To not display the cassette information
Set qINFODSPL to OFF in the menu settings.
When “ ” is flashing
Eject the cassette and insert it again. If the message is still displayed, the micro Cassette
Memory may be corrupted. Replace the cassette with another cassette.
The micro Cassette Memory
INFO ID 00001
GRADUATION
NOV 15 6:29
PM
2002
DEC 15 2:53
PM
2002
RECORDED AREA
[a]
[b]
[c]
[d]
[e]
- Video Camera 1
- Recorder 1
- For customers in the U.S.A 2
- For customers in CANADA 3
- Main Features 4
- Table of contents 6
- How to open the LCD panel 9
- OPEN/ EJECT 10
- Quick Start Guide 12
- (p. 111) 13
- (p. 136) 13
- Using this manual 14
- Precautions on camcorder care 15
- Checking supplied accessories 16
- Inserting the battery pack 17
- Charging the battery pack 18
- Charging time 19
- Recording time 19
- Playing time 19
- Connecting to a wall outlet 21
- To return to FN (Function) 23
- World time difference 24
- Step 3 Inserting a cassette 25
- Step 4 Using the touch panel 27
- Recording a picture 29
- After recording 30
- Adjusting the viewfinder 32
- AUTO MANUAL 34
- Shooting with the mirror mode 35
- SUPER NS 37
- COLOR SLOW S 37
- NIGHTSHOT 37
- NIGHTFRAMING 37
- Self-timer recording 40
- To stop searching 41
- Playing back a tape 42
- Various playback modes 45
- Viewing the recording on TV 46
- Stick” in CAMERA mode 47
- Advanced Recording Operations 49
- Using the wide mode 54
- Using the fader function 56
- To cancel the digital effect 60
- Using the PROGRAM AE 62
- To turn the PROGRAM AE off 63
- – Flexible Spot Meter 66
- Focusing manually 67
- SPOT FOCUS 69
- – Tape PB ZOOM 72
- Advanced Playback Operations 73
- DIRECTION 74
- X/x/C/c/EXECUTE buttons 75
- Searching a recording by date 79
- – DATE SEARCH 79
- Dubbing a tape 80
- 2 Making a recording 84
- Using the Remote Commander 85
- When using the i.LINK cable 86
- Using the Remote Commandaer 87
- Superimposing a title 88
- Erasing a title 93
- Making your own titles 94
- Making a title in VCR mode 96
- The micro Cassette Memory 97
- Labeling a cassette 98
- File format 100
- Typical image data file name 100
- Using a “Memory Stick” 100
- “Memory Stick” Operations 101
- Inserting a “Memory Stick” 102
- Ejecting a “Memory Stick” 102
- Using a touch panel 103
- To return to FN 104
- To execute settings 104
- To cancel settings 104
- Image quality settings 106
- 1600 640 109
- Image size settings 110
- “Memory Stick” 110
- – Memory photo recording 112
- Recording images continuously 113
- Using NightFraming 119
- 1 / 40 121
- Using the i.LINK cable 124
- “Memory Stick” on an image 125
- – MEMORY MIX 125
- To cancel MEMORY MIX 129
- Stick” – MPEG MOVIE recording 130
- – MPEG MOVIE recording 131
- To stop recording 133
- Viewing a still image 136
- – Memory photo playback 136
- Viewing a moving picture 139
- – MPEG MOVIE playback 139
- MOV10001 140
- “Memory Stick” to a tape 141
- MEMORY PLAY 143
- 100–0003 143
- PB ZOOM 143
- – Memory PB ZOOM 144
- – SLIDE SHOW 145
- Preventing accidental erasure 146
- – Image protection 146
- Deleting images – DELETE 147
- Deleting all the images 149
- To cancel writing print marks 150
- – Introduction 151
- Notes on using your computer 152
- Windows users) 153
- (For Windows users) 155
- Installing the USB driver 156
- Installing Image Transfer 157
- Installing PIXELA ImageMixer 158
- USB connector 165
- USB cable (supplied) 165
- (USB) jack 165
- Preview window 165
- Capturing still images 166
- Capturing moving pictures 166
- ImageMixer Ver.1.0 for Sony” 168
- Note on using your computer 168
- Capture button 169
- Macintosh users) 172
- (For Macintosh users) 173
- Viewing images 174
- Accessing the network 175
- Changing the menu settings 177
- MEMORY/NETWORK* 177
- In the recording mode 186
- In the playback mode 187
- Troubleshooting 189
- Self-diagnosis display 192
- C:21:00100–0001 193
- Warning messages 194
- Usable cassettes 195
- How to store the battery pack 196
- Battery life 197
- About i.LINK 198
- Required i.LINK cable 199
- Using your camcorder abroad 200
- Maintenance information and 201
- Maintenance information 202
- Additional Information 203
- CALIBRATE 204
- Precautions 205
- AC power adaptor 206
- Battery pack 206
- Notes on dry batteries 207
- Specifications 208
- Camcorder 210
- Quick Reference 211
- Fastening the grip belt 213
- Fasten the grip belt firmly 213
- Operation indicators 218
- Printed in Japan 220
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