Canon MV450i User manual

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DIGITAL VIDEO CAMCORDER
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MV450/MV450i
This instruction book explains the use of the MV450 and MV450i
camcorders. The main difference between these models is that the MV450i
includes a DV Recording and Analog Line-in Recording function. Please
note that illustrations and explanations in this instruction book refer mainly to
the MV450 model.
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WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR
BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND TO REDUCE ANNOYING
INTERFERENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.
CAUTION:
DSCONNECT THE MA NS PLUG FROM THE SUPPLY SOCKET WHEN NOT NUSE.
For Users in the UK
When nplacing the fuse cnly a ccrmct]y rated approved type should be used and be sureto m-fit
the fuse COVer.
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CAUTION:
CUSTOMERS IN THE U.K. SHOULD READ THIS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.
CHANGING THE FUSE
THE MAINS LEAD ON THIS PRODUCT IS FI13"ED WITH A NON-REWIREABLE
(MOULDED) PLUG, INCORPORATING A3AMP FUSE. SHOULD THE FUSE NEED TO
BE REPLACED AN ASTA OR BSI APPROVED BS1362 FUSE OF THE SAME RATING
MUST BE USED.
ALWAYS REFIT THE FUSE COVER AFTER REPLACING THE FUSE. NEVER USE THE
PLUG WITH THE FUSE COVER OMITTED.
CHANGING THE PLUG
IF THE FITTED PLUG IS NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUR SOCKET OUTLETS, IT SHOULD
RE CUT OFF AND AN APPROPRIATE PLUG FITTED IN ITS PLACE. IF POSSIBLE FITAN
APPROPRIATE 3AMP FUSE. IF THE NEW PLUG HAS NO FUSE, THEN FIT A 5AMP
FUSE AT THE DISTRIBUTION BOARD.
AC POWER CORD CONNECTION
The wires in the mains lead of this apparatus am colcursd in accordance with the following
cord.
(IMPORTANT)
BLUE ..................NEUTRAL
Mains I_d _BF_OWN...............L]VE
II
As the colours of the wins in the mains lead may nct correspond withthe co[cured rnerk'ngs
identifyingthe terminals in your plug,proceed as fo][ows: The wire which isco]ound BLUE
must be connected tc the terminal which is marked withthe ]etter N or co]ound black.The
wire which is co]ound BROWN must be connected tc the terminalwhich is marked withthe
letter L or colcund red. Neither B]ue win cr Brown win is tc be ccnnectedto the Earth pin
of a 3pin plug.
THE SEVERED PLUG MUSI" BE DESTROYED IMMEDIAI'ELY TO AVOID ANY POSSIBLE
ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD.
J0A-560 [pentificet[cn p[ate is]cceted on the beItorn.
•Use of CV-150FiCV-_50F DV cable is necessary to comply with the technical recluirernent of
EMC D nct vs.

Important Usage Insh-uctthns .................... 2
Thank you for Choosing a Car_on.............. 5
Introducing the MV450/MV,150i .............. 6
Finding Your Way Around
the MVd 50iMVd 50i .............................. 7
~Preparations ~
Powe_g Your Camc_dur ...................... 10
Loading a Cassette .................................. 15
~Basic Recording ~
Basic Recordl_g ...................................... 17
Zooming .................................................. 21
U_mg the LCD Screen ............................ 23
~Basic Playback ~
Pl_,iag Back a Casscge .......................... 26
Connections for Playback on a
TV Surean ............................................ 30
Tips fur Makthg Bcgcz Vidc&_s................ 34
~General ... ~
Turnlr_g file Image Stabilizgr Off ............ 36
U_mg the Menus ...................................... 37
Us/rag the Wi_eless Contrellut .................. ,15
Ad_usth_g the Sdc£&able Coluur
Light-up Buttons ................................ 48
~ For Recording ...~
Setting the Date and Time ........................ 49
Taking Still Pi_tms to Cassette .............. 52
Searching and R_viewiag
While Recordthg ................................ 54
Using the Vafiuus Recordthg Prugrams .,55
Using Digital Effcg,ts ................................ 59
Using the Multi-Linage Screen ................ @I
Authu Rcg_dthg ...................................... 66
Setting the SoU-Timer .............................. 68
Using the VL-3 Vidc_oLight
(optional) ............................................ 70
Using the DM-50 Mio'uphone
(optional) ............................................ 71
~ When Making Manual Adj_lments .,~
Using AE Shift ........................................ 72
Setting the Shutter Speed ........................ 73
Adjusting Fucus Manually ...................... 75
Setting the White Balanc_ ........................ 76
~ For Playback ..~
Displ_,ing Date, Time and Came,order Data
ff)ala Code) 78
Searehing the Tape (Photo Search/
Date Search) ........................................ 81
Returning to a Pre-Marked Position ........ 82
Editing tea VCR ...................................... 83
Dubbing with Digital Video Equipment _84
ReconlJng from a VCR, TV or Ar_alog
Ca:atcorder-Ar_alog Line-in
(MV450i only) .................................... 88
R_cordl_g Over Existh_g Scanes-AV Insert
Editing (MV,150i only) ........................ 90
Audio Dubbing ........................................ 93
Setting the Audio Mix .............................. 98
Conacx,th_g to a IK?................................ 109
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Memory Card Introduction .................... 101
Reeordiag Still Images tu a
MenlO_ Card .................................... 105
Recordiag an Image ffum aCassette
as a Still Image .................................. 107
Reeordiag from Anuther DV Device
as a Still Image .................................. 108
Viewing Still Images .............................. 109
Preventing Ae_i_tantal Erasure (Protect) ,,111
Emsing Still Images ................................ 112
Cumbinfl_g Images and Rcc_,;_ding
Them tu a Cassette (Card Mix) ........ 114
Cupying Still Images fl'um a Cassette..,, 117
Cupyiag Memory Card Still Images
tu aCassette......................................118
Marking a SOil [rrtage ftxr Pfintiag
(_int Mark) ...................................... 119
FtXnrLatfinga Memtxry Card .................... 120
Othar ]nf_xnrtation and Proeattfiuns ........ 121
Preparing the Cam¢,t_dex........................ 124
Nutes on Using file Batteries .................. 126
Maintanan¢_ .......................................... 129
?ruublashooting ...................................... 133
The MV450iMV,150i System Diagram..137
Optional Aoeass(xd as .............................. 138
Screen Displays ...................................... 1,11
Speci f_icatiuns ........................................ 1,18
Index ...................................................... 1,19
Menu at a Glan¢_ .................................. 152
In addition to the contents aed
index please refer to:
• Finding Your Way .4a'ound
the MV450/MV45tJi (_217)
• Screen displays ( E212]]41)
• Tmublesheoting -- in case you run
into any preblems ( _ 133)
• Menu at a Glance ( LI2]152)
Symbols used in this [ns_action
iEmlua[:
[2121: Reference page numbers
[] : Functions that can be operated
frem the body of the camcorder
: Functions that can be operated
frem the wireless controller
[] : Supplementary notes for
carncorder operation
._ : Operation confirmation beeps
(_ 2O)
*Capital letters ate used te refer to
settings displayed ]n the menus and
buttens labelled on rite camcorder
it,serf, e,g, Press the IvIENU buttem
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First, we'd like _ thank yeu for
purchasing this Canon camcorder. Its
advanced technology rlt_es it very
easy _) use -- you will soon be rlt_ing
high-quality videos which will give you
pleasure fur years to come.
To get the most out of your new
camcerder, we yecemmend that yeu
read this manual thoreughly -- there
are m_ny sephisdcateO features which
will add to yeur recording enjoyment,
To get started we suggest that yeu
master the basic operatiarts of the
carncerder first, befere moving on to
use its full range of features,
*When cennecting the camcorder to
your personal computer, um the
eption'al CV-150F or CV-250F DV
cable.
Your camcurder is supplied with rite
fellowing accessories:
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Using a DV cable,
. _ • cottnect the
MV450]MV45t3i to a PC
_ equipped with a D¥
"_ _" terminal and transfer your
•originM itrmges to your
PC.
Stabilizes your
recordings even in long
telephoto shots.
Allows the Canon Vider_ Light VL-3
or the DirectionM Stereo Microphone
DM-50 (both optional) m be easily
attached aed powered by the
camcol'der's owit power source,
_ Advattced digital
technology allows you to
add spec'ial effects during
reco_ng or playback,
Display 4, 9 or 16 still
images at ottee with the
multi-image screen.
Add new sound to
_ riginal sound on a
prerer_rded tape.
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Record fbr 1.5× 2:< or 3x longer than
when irt SP mode-- up to 4 hours on
an 80 minute tape,
Record, manage and store still images
on a MulliMediaCard or a high-
capacity SD Memory C',ml, (Both
cards are inserted in_ the same slot in
the carncorder,) Combine still images
recorded on the card with your original
movies or still images, Also great for
easy O-attsferof sO11images to a PC.
Lets you record vivid, virtually blur-
free still images of moving subjects
onto a memory card,
Just press the photo
button to capture still
pictures,
A 2.5" LCD screen
makes it easy for you R_
shoot coMur_l, well
composed video. It is
'also great for playback.
Connect R_a VCR or attalog
carncorder and record m a DV tape in
the MV450i, .Also,replace original
images on a pre-recorded tape,

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Bef'ure operating your ea_ncorder, you will need to use the power adapter to:
Provide power from a rnaiim outlet
or
Charge abattery pack
[] Noles:
• The power adapter converts c_r_nt from a household power socket (100-240 V
AC, 50/60 Hz) to the DC current used by your carn_rder,
•If rite adapter is used next to a TxLit may eau_ bars to appear on rite TV I
move the adapter away from rite TV or rile aeriN cable,
Use the power adapter to provide your eameorder with instant power from a mains
outlet, Mways rum the carn_rder off before connec_ng/removing rite power
source,
1. Set the POWER switch to OFF.
2. Connect the power adapter to the e_tmcorder's DC IN terminal.
3. Connect the power cable to the power adapter.
4. Plug the power cable into a mains outlet.
5. Disconnect the power adapter from the came_rder after use.
Unplug the power cable from the mains outlet, then disconnect it
from the adapter.
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Your battery pack was pardally chin,god before it left the factory, It should have
enough power for you to check that your camcorder is working properly,
However, you must charge the battery pack fully if you want it to power rite
carncorder for more than a few minutes.
Always turn rite camcorder off and r'ai_ rite viewfinder before connecting]
removing the battery.
1. Set the POWER switch to OFE
2. Attach the battery to the e_mcorder.
* Remove the battery pack's terminal cover,
, Rotate the viewI_nder upwards,
. V¢ith tim triangle on the battery pack pointing downwards, align tim edge of
tim battery pack with the line on tim camcorder, press lightly and slide tim
battery down until it clicks into place,
3. Connet_t the power adapter to the c_mcorder.
4. Connet_t the power cable to the adapter and plug it into amains
outlet.
* The chmge indicator flashes red to show that chmging is in progress, Single
flashes mean that the battery pack is less titan 75% charged. Double flashes
mean titat it is more titan 75% cltm'ged, The indicator glows steadily when
the battery pack is fully charged. If'tim indicator blinks rapidly and
continuously (twice a second), the battery pack mW be defective,
. The battery pack will Mso chm'ge when tlte POWER switch is turned to
positions otlter titan OFF. The CHARGE indicator may both flash or stay lit.
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5. When charging is complete, disconnect the power adapter from the
camcorder. Unplug the power cable from the mains outlet, then
disconnet_t it from the adapter.
6. Remove the battery pack after use.
•Rotate the viewfinder upwards.
•Press attdhold rile BATT. RELEASE button while you slide the battery up,
[] Notes:
*Never connect an unspecified pr_xtuct to the camcorder's DC terminal.
_Likewise, do not connect rite power adapter to an unspecified product.
'_ '__ •You carl tied detailed notes for using the batteries in the "Notes on Using rite
Batteries" ([.£1126), The_ notes include charging and recording times and how
to install the backup battery.
Specifications
Power s_ppiy
Power consttmpfion
Rated mttput
Operating temperature range
Dime_mions
Weight
IC/0-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
34 W
9,5 V, 2,7 A DC
0°C_,0°C (32°F-104°F)
57 x 28 x 104 mm (2 V4x 1 V._x 4 V8in)
180 g (6 _/8oz) (without power cable)
Weight attd dimensions are approximate,
Errors attd omissions excepted,
Subject m change without notice.
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The Compact Power Adapter CA-560 included with the carncorder cart be used
_ong with the CR-560 Kit for 3 different ways to power the camcorder or charge
battery packs:
1. Charge rite BP-5C/0 Series battery packs with power frem your car battery.
2. Operate rite camcorder with power from your car battery,
3. Charge rite BP-5C/0 Series battery packs from a household mains outlet,
The Charge Adapter/Car Battery Cable Kit CR-560 includes the fbllowing:
1. Charge the BP-500 Series battery packs with power from your car
battery.
1 or 2 battery pack(s) + Chmge Adapter + Car Battery Cable > car's cigarette
lighter
• Fast charging for the high-capacity BP-522 and BP-535 (both option_), Fifteen
m_nutes of chmging gives 60 minutes of"recording (using the view:finder),
Time requi_red for fa311charge
front car ba_:ery cx h,31tsehold outlet
BP-5t2 t hr. 20 rain,
BP-5II (opti,3nal) l hr. 20 rain,
BP-522 (optional) I hr. dO rain,
BP-535 (optional) 2 hr. 30 rain,
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2, Operate the camcorder with power from your car battery.
Carncorder + DC Cable + Charge Adapter + Car Battery Cable >ear's
cigarette lighter
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3, Charge the BP_500 Series battery packs from a household mains
outlet.
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1or 2 battery pack(s) +Ch_uge Adapter + Compact Po er Adapter
•Fast charging fbr rite high-capacity BP-522 and BP-535 (both optional), Fifteen
ntinutes of charging g_ves 60 minutes of recording (using the v_ewfinder),
[] Note:
• For tull de 'ttuls ot ho to use the CR-560 reter to its insm_ction manual.
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m, •
O_fly u_ vider_casrettes markeA widt die_r"rl_logo,* P,=
1. Make sure that you have attached a power source.
2. Slide the OPEN [EJECT -- switch (on the bottom of the
eame_rder) to release the cassette compartment cover.
•Pull the cover fully open (while holding rite button) and wait a couple of
reconds for the cassette compartment to open automatically,
•The confirtrmtion beep sounds when the cassette cover fully opens,
3. Load or unload the cassette.
• Insert rite casrette gently v¢iffl the window facing ffm grip belt attd file
REC/SAVE tab up,
• Remove the cassette by pulling it straight out.
4. Press the _mark on the compartment until it cricks, and wait
for it to close.
5. Click the cover back into place.
•_r_rI_'Vis a trade mark,
[] Notes:
• Do not interfere with diecassette compamnent while it is opening or closing
aurx_matically, and do not attempt to close rite erwer until the cassette
compartlnent has fully retracted,
•M'ter loading a cassette, use record rearch ( _._ 54) to find fire point where you
want to st',u't recording,
•Be careful not _ get your fingers caught in rite cassette compartlnent cover.
•Do not leave the cassette in the carncorder after use -- return it to its ease and
store it in a cool, clean, dry place,
•When you turn the carncorder's power on I_ flashes in the display until you
load a cassette,
•With some types of tapes the remaining tape display may not give an accurate
reading ( _ 142), 15

•_ '- 27oprotect your recording from accidental erasure, slide the tab on the cassette so
m_ that it exposes the hole, (This switch position is usually labelled SAVE or ERASE
i.
m _ OFF.)
you load this cassette and put the camcorder in record pause mode ( _ 17),
'q'HE TAPE IS SET FOR ERASURE PREVENTION" is displayed fbr approx. 4
sex_mds and then the [_ mark flashes in the display,
J:t"you want to recordon the cassette again, slide the tab back so the hole is closed,
To protect the tape heads, transfer cassettes directly from the tape case to the
carncorder -- do not open the tape pretect eever or touch the tape itself,
Do not use cassettes where the tape has been damaged or spliced -- they may
damage the camcorder.
Do not insert anytlting into the small holes on the cassette or cover them witlt
cellophane tape.
Handle cassettes with care -- dropping them or exposing them to extermfl
shocks may cau_ internal damage,
Store cassettes in the provided case, first rewinding them to the start of the tape
and then storing them upright.
A cassette with metal plated termimds may bedtime dirty with use, affecting
information transfer, Therefore, after ushlg a tape about 10 times, be sure to
clean the terminNs with a cotton bud.
You are ermble m use the cas_tte memory _nction with this camcorder.
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Have you completed rite following steps?
• Attached a power source ( _ ]0).
• Removed rite lens cap ( [._ ]24) and fastened the shoulder strap ( _ ] 25).
• Choren the display: viewfieder ( _21]24) or LCD screen (_123).
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[] Notes:
•When you're using the viewfinder, _lly clore the LCD or rotate the LCD so
that it faces rite sane direction as the lens (_23).
• When using the viewfinder with the BP-522 or BP-535 Battery Pack (both
optional) attached, extend the viewfinder and rotate it to a co_ortable angle,
You may 'also walt to install the backup battery ( _ 128) in order to set the date
aid time display ( _ 49).
1. Press the small green button on the POWER switch and hold, turn
the POWER switch to CAMLERA.
•The camcorder automatically sets to _rd pause mode. PAUSE appears in
the display,
•If"you haven't set the date and time display, SET THE TIME ZONE, DATE
.AND TIME appears in the display. For setting rite time zone, see p, 49, For
setting the date and time, see p, 51.
• The camcorder power indicator lights up red.
•The confinnadon beep sounds.
•The camcorder will turn itself"oft"if"you leave it in _rd pause mede for
more than about 5 minutes, To remm to record pause mode, turn rite
POWER din m OFF and then back m CAMERA.
2. Make sure the TAPE/CARD switch is set to TAPE.
•For still image recording m a memory card see p, _05. 17

3. Load a cassette ( _21S).
4. Slide the program selector to _.
• This selects the camcorder's Easy Recording p_gram, It allows you to
simply point and shoot without rrmking any rrmnual edjustxnents ( [.L]57).
5. Press and release the start/stop button once to begin recording.
• Fur still image recording to a casrette, see p, 52,
6. Press and release the start/stop button again to pause recording.
• The camcurder returns to _rd pause mede and PAUSE reappears in the
display,
• Yeu cart stop and restart recording as often as you like by pressing the
start/stop button,
[] Note:
•..M'terloading a cassette, start recording when the tape counter has s_pped,
• Replace the lens cap,
• Return the view:finder to its retracted position.
• Return the LCD s_,av.enflush to die camcorder body.
•Unlead the cassette.
.Turn ritePo\%rER switch to OFF.
•Disconnect the power source,
[] Notes:
• To check that the carncerder is recording correctly_ make a test recording first.
•Before _rmking important recordings, clean rite video heads using a Canon
DVrvI-CL Digital Video Head Cleaning Cassette or a eommerc'ially available
digital video heed cleaning cassette.
• To close the LCD panel, rotate it vertically until the screen faces you, then press
the upper right eomer until it clicks securely closed.
• You cannot monitor the sound from the speaker when recording.
• For tips on how to make better videos, see p, 34.
• Fer extra recording time, set REC MODE to any merle other than SP ( _ ] 9).
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Choose from 4 recording medes: SP (standard play), ] .5x SP, 2x SP or 3x SP,
', Only SP attd LP medes are available whun the camcorder is ret to CARD PLAY
(M_¢450i: PLAY(VCR)) mode,
Recording times (this example uses an 80-minute tape)
Standard te_rding Extended recording
SP LP I--JSP []LP
] ,5x SP 2× SP 3× SP
80 mJn, (120 mJn.) (160 rrfin.) (240 rrfin,)
h F--ISPand I_LP modes, nuages data is compressed twice as much as in SP
and LP modes when being _orded to a tape.
You can't ado sound (audio dubbing) or images (AV inrerc: MV450i only) to a
tape that has been recorded in a mode other than SP mode, If"you plan to ure
ether of these functions later, te_rd in SP mede.
m+m, m+,
MENU ,veRset uP _ ,_Ec _ODE....SP
(_37)
[ _ NL,Yd
m
1b change the recording mode, open the menu and select VCR SET
UP. Then selet_t REC MODE, set it to LP, I_SP or []LP and close the
menu.
[] Notes:
About all 3 e_unflefl recording motifs
•When recording and playing back rapes in one of die extended recording modes,
the nacre of the tape and usage eeedidons may affect recording, mosaic-like
anire may appear in the image and the seued may be distx_rtedd_ng playback.
Fer irnpo_ant recordings, therefore, set the earncorder to SP rmxte.
•_ yeu re_rd in morn than one mode on the same tape, the picture may be_me
dis_ted during playback and die time code may not be written eerreetly.
• A tape recorded in LP mode on other digital equipment may produce die
mosaic-like noise and the sound may become disrx_rted when playing back on
this cameeMer.
• A tape recorded in LP or IqLP mode on this cameeMer may produce the
mosaic-like noise and the sound may become disrx_rted when playing back on
other digital equipment.
About _SPond _LPmodes
•The image quality ef reanrdings done in V--ISPor lilLP modes will be lower
than that of these done in SP or LP modes.
•Acasrerte re_rded in [] SP or []LP mede canant be played back on a carncorder
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•You might not be able to do DV dubbing een'eefly with the camcorder set to
I---ISPor I---ILPmode.
• The _eoc_rding [r_v,te might not appear in the display €_onec_y if you switch between
I---ISPand I---ILPwhile the carneorder is eonneeteO to another digital video de_ce,
• When rite recording mcxte is changed to []SP or I-:ILP, rite camcorder modifies
rite image for appropriate recording in that mode.
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Produces images in the ]6:9 fbrmat for
playback on widesc_,en "IWs,
F
MENU
( [212]37) L
']Foswitch 16:9 to ON, open the menu and select CAM.SET UP. Then
select 16:9, set it to ON and close the menu.
[] Notes:
•"16:9" is shown in the display when you switch rite 16:9 mode on.
• You cannot u_ rite ]6:9 mede with rite Easy Recording program.
• You cannot u_ the ]6:9 mede when the multi-image screen is set. The ]6:9
display becomes set to "- - -",
• If you play back a recording made for 16:9 on a normal TV scaeen, the image
will appear to be vertically "squashed" (compressed),
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The camcorder's short operation confirmation beeps are indicated by .b,in the
illustrations. Beeps sound upon certain carncorder operations such as when you
turn the carneerder on, during the _-timer countdown, right before the
carneerder's automatic shut-off; and 'also upon any unusuN condition of the
carneerder, Beeps are not recorded on the tape,
re+m, iIMl±"rk'd
V
MENU /,sysTeM _ *B_ ON
(_Ti)
']Foturn the beep off, open the menu and select SYSTEM. Then select
BEEP, set it to OFF and close the menu.