Hitachi MPEGCAM MP-EG1A User manual

HITACHI
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V28522
MPEGCAMTM
MP-EG1A
Instruction Manual To obtain the best performance and ensure years of trouble-free use,
please read this instruction manual completely.
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Precaution
• No water, dust or sand
Be careful that no water, dust
or sand enters the MP-EG1A because it may cause trouble and
accidents.
• When you shoot at a scene which contains an extremely bright object such as the sun or a light
source, a bright vertical bar may appear
in the picture.
Your MP-EG1A is functioning properly, butthe solid-state pickup device (C.C.D) usually causes
this as an inherent characteristic. Try to avoid shooting an excessive bright object directry.
The liquid crystal display (LCD) panel is made by highly precise technology. More than
99.99% of its picture elements (pixels) are effective, but some (less than 0.01%) may ap-
pear as coloured bright dots. This does not indicate a fault as the LCD panel stretches the
limits of current technology.
Stored data:
• It is recommended that you store valuable data
in your personal computer or other storage
devices after each recording.
WARNING: To prevent risk of injury or damage to youpr MP-EG1A and the AC adapter/charger,
use only the specified battery and AC adapter/charger.
Battery: MP-BP1A
AC adapter/charger: MP-AC1 E
BE SURE NOTTO LEAVE THE MP-EG1A
IN A PLACE AT HIGH TEMPERATURE EXCEED-
ING 60°C, OR ITS INTERNAL PARTS MAY DETERIORATE. BE CAREFUL NOT
TO LEAVE
THE UNIT
IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
* Inside a car with the window closed and in direct sunshine.
* Near heating appliances.
* In direct sunshine in summer.
WARNING: It is permissible to record television programmes only
in the event that third party
copyrights and other rights are not violated.
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Microsoft®, Windows®and PowerPoint<ID are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Intel® and Pentium® are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.
SoftPEG is a registered trademarks of CompCore Multimedia Inc.
IBM®, IBM PC/AT® and PowerPC™ are registered trademark of International Business Machines Cor-
poration.
SoundBiaster is a registered trademark of Creative Technology Ltd.
Other company names and product names listed are trademarks or brand names belonging to each
company.
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Read This First
To guide you, we've included following eight chapters.
e Chapter 1, "Introduction", gives you how to use your MP-EG1A efficiently, and explains the overview of
your MP-EG1A.
e Chapter 2, "Set-up", explains how to set up your MP- EG 1A for recording.
e Chapter 3, "Recording", explains how to record moving pictures, still pictures, etc. Read thoroughly
before starting to record.
e Chapter 4, "Playback", explains how to play back recorded pictures and sound, and search for files you
want to play back.
e Chapter 5, "Operating files", explains how to use Media Navigation for arranging recorded files, editing
folder for auto play, etc.
e Chapter 6, "Using the MP-EG1A with Other Equipment", explains how to use the MP-EG1A with a
TV(NTSC 3.58MHz only) or a personal computer.
e Chapter 7, "Menu Settings", explains how to operate the on-screen menu for desired settings.
e Chapter 8, "Subsidiary Information", shows various information, including what to do when you are in
trouble. Refer to each item
as needed.
Get to know your MP-EGlA by using this manual, and get to know Hitachi. We
appreciate your business.
e The MPEG1 standard is used for the MP-EG IA to handle moving pictures. The playback picture will be
slightly rougher, but this does not indicate a fault.
e The MP-EGIA mechanism is configured so the PC card cannot be removed when hot. Wait until it cools
down to remove.
e Do not set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to OFF when the ACCESS indicator is flashing.
e Be sure to set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to OFF once before switching it between CAM (REC) and
PLAY.
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QuickIndex
We want this manual to be as helpful as possible, so it includes two easy ways to find
the information you need:
e A quick index for the infmmation you use most often (this page).
e A detailed table of contents directing you to specific information quickly (page 7).
Charging Battery Pack........................................................... 18
Recording Moving Pictures .................................................... 29
Playing Back the File Just Recorded .................................... 38
Connecting to TV and Viewing Playback Pictures .............. 66
Connecting to Your Personal Computer .............................. 68
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Cautions When Using
Any problems that occur as a result of any of the following conditions will not be
covered by our warranty.
Handle the LCD screen with care:
• Do not apply force to the screen surface, as this could
cause cracks, scratches orunevenness in display. Any
unevenness in display will disappear on its own when
power
is turned off, and then on again after a briefwait.
e Do not place the MP-EG lA with its LCD screen down.
Do not allow dust or sand to enter the unit!
e Store the batteries in a place beyond the reach of chil-
dren.
e Be careful that no sand splashes on the unit when us-
ing it on a beach. This could cause malfunctions.
•
Be careful that no dust or sand enters the unit when
using
it outdoors on windy days. This could cause
malfunctions.
•
Do not place the unit directly on sand, as this could
cause malfunctions
Do not point directly at the sun:
• Handle the unit with care so that sunlight does not en-
ter the lens directly. This could cause malfunctions
• Do not leave the unit with the LCD screen exposed to
direct sunlight. This could cause malfunctions.
Do not wipe unit case with benzene or thinner:
e The coating of case could peel off or the case could
deteriorate.
• Use chemical cleaning cloth, following the instructions
for use.
Do not use the unit near an operating radio or
TV:
Noise could appear on the TV screen ornoise could enter
the radio sound.
Do not use unit in extremely hot or cold places:
• Be sure not to leave the MP-EG lAin a place where
the temperature exceeds 60°C, or the pickup device
may be damaged.
• Normal recording or playback may not be possible
if
you use it at temperatures over 40°C or under 0°C
Do not apply shocks:
• Take care that you do not strike the unit against any-
thing or drop it. This could cause malfunctions.
e When you are using the unit on the provided stand, do
not depress unit with force from top, as the stand could
break.
• Do not expose the unit to shocks during recording, or
the file being recorded will not be stored.
Do not use the unit near strong radio waves or
magnetism:
Do not use the unit near objects generating radio waves
or electric appliances with motors. This could cause
malfunctions.
Do not use the unit for a long uninterrupted pe-
riod of time:
This unit is designed and produced for home-use record-
ing and playback. Do not use it for a long time continu-
ously as a surveillance camera/monitor, as this could
cause malfunctions.
If you use it for a prolonged time,
the temperature at unit surface will rise, but this does not
indicate a fault.
No water!
This unit does not have a water-resistant structure. Be
careful that it is not exposed to rain orwater splash. This
could cause malfunctions.
Also read the instructions attached with op-
tional accessories.
When you use optional accessories with this unit, fol-
low the cautions on them and the instruction manuals
attached.
Loading Batteries
NOTES:
• When replacing the battery, use 3V micro lithium
battery CR2025.
• Danger
of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
This product uses the lithium battery which contains dan-
gerous chemicals. Handle and dispose of with great care.
WARNING:
• Keep the battery away from children and pets. If
swallowed consult a physician immediately for
emergency treatment.
• Keep the battery in a dark, cool, dry place.
• Do not throw the battery in a fire.
• Do not short circuit the battery.
• Do not disassemble the battery.
e Do not hold the battery with the metallic tweezers.
• Do not re-charge the battery.
• Wipe the battery with dry cloth and set properly con-
firming ends(+,-).
• After use please bring back to retail shop.
Warning for disposal in U.K: Place in a plastic
bag and put in waste bin.
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Before Using
Compensation for recorded contents:
If the unit or PC card becomes faulty during use and no recording is possible on PC card or playback
from it, we will not be responsible for compensation for your lost recordings.
Make a trial recording before recording important events:
If recorded data is erased because the unit malfunctions, the data cannot be restored.
Copyrights:
You cannot use recordings of copyrighted materials for purposes other than for your private enjoy-
ment, without permission
of their rightful owner.
Be careful of Moisture Condensation
Condensation:
When a heater is used in your room in a cold season, windowpanes will be frosted. This is because
vapour in air indoors is cooled rapidly and moisture is formed. This is referred to as condensation.
Condensation occurs:
When you move unit from a cold place to a warm place abruptly, such as when you enter a lodge from
a ski slope; When you place the unit in a room in which heating has justbegun orin a place where cool
air strikes unit directly;
When you move the unit outside from a cooled room or vehicle in a hot
season.
When condensation occurs:
Leave unit in a place as dry as possible for about one hour before using it.
When moisture condenses on the lens, a clear picture cannot be recorded. Start recording after con-
densation
of the lens has been removed.
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Checking the ProvidedAccessories
Make sure you have following :
PC Card
(MP-HD260)
A 260MB hard disk. This
stores video and audio data
CD-ROM
Stores various applications,
etc
Sunshade for LCD screen
Attach this
to the MP-EG lA
so that you can see the LCD
screen easily.
Battery pack X 2
(MP-BPlA)
The portable power supply of
the MP-EGIA
Charge
before use (See page 18)
Remote control
(MP-RMlA)
(See page 25)
Stand
Used when connecting the
MP-EG
lA to another device
and operating it.
AC adapter/charger
(MP-AClE)
To charge battery pack, etc
(See page 18)
Lithium battery
for remote control (CR2025)
0
(WARNING Keep this battery
away from children. If
swallowed, consult aphysician
immediately for emergency
treatment.
Wrist strap
Attach to the MP-EG1A to
hold it
as shown in the figure
on right.
DC
power cord
Connect this to the AC
adapter/charger to power the
MP-EG
lA from AC outlet
(See page 20)
Audio/video cable
To connect the MP-EG1A to
TV (NTSC 3 58MHz only).
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CONTENTS TABLE
Precaution
Read This First ..............................................................................................................2
Quick Index....................................................................................................................3
Cautions When Using .................................................................................................... 4
Before Using ..................................................................................................................5
Checking the Provided Accessories ............................................................................... 6
CONTENTS TABLE....................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 1 Introduction ............................................... 9 -------•
Features ...................................................................................................................... 10
Operating Files ............................................................................................................ 12
PC Card ....................................................................................................................... 13
Names of Each Part .....................................................................
,............................... 14
Viewing the On-Screen Display .................................................................................... 15
Chapter 2 Set-up........................................................17 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Charging Battery Pack ................................................................................................. 18
Loading the Battery Pack ............................................................................................. 19
Using Power Supply from AC Outlet............................................................................. 20
Loading the PC Card ...................................................................................................
21
Setting the Date and Time............................................................................................ 22
Inserting Battery into the Remote Control ..................................................................... 25
Tips for Skillful Use of the MP-EG1A ............................................................................ 26
Chapter 3 Recording ................................................ 27 IIIIIIIIIIIIBII!illllllllllllllllllllllilll
Rotating the Camera Block and Attaching the Sunshade.............................................. 28
Recording Moving Pictures .......................................................................................... 29
Recording Still Pictures ................................................................................................
31
Recording Still Pictures at Intervals .............................................................................. 32
Recording Consecutive Still Pictures ............................................................................ 33
Recording a Still Picture with Audio .............................................................................. 34
Recording Image of Your Portrait Using the Remote Control ........................................ 35
Chapter 4 Playback ...................................................37 ~~~~~~-----·
Playing Back the File Just Recorded ............................................................................ 38
Locating Files to be Played by Skipping Start Pictures ................................................. 39
Order of Files to be Played
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 40
Playback Using the Remote Control .............................................................................
41
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'CONTENTS TABLE ______ _
Chapter 5 File Management (Media Navigation).......43 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
Starting Media Navigation ............................................................................................ 44
On-Screen Display and Basic Operation of Media Navigation...................................... 45
Selecting the File and Playing
It Back........................................................................... 47
Transferring Files to Another Folder (CHG FOLD# menu item) ..................................... 48
Deleting the File ...........................................................................................................50
Deleting All Files
in Folder............................................................................................ 53
Protecting Files (LOCK/UNLOCK menu item) .............................................................. 54
Changing the Display Order of Files(CHG ORO menu item) ......................................... 56
Auto Play of Desired Files ............................................................................................ 58
Cheking Free Memory Area of PC Card (REMAIN) ...................................................... 60
Switching Thumbnail Display On or Off ........................................................................
61
Correcting File Recording Dateffime(CHG TIME menu item) ....................................... 62
Chapter 6 Using the MP-EG1A with Other Equipment 65 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
Connecting to TV and Viewing Playback Pictures ........................................................ 66
Personal Computers to which the MP-EG1A Can Be Connected ................................. 67
Connecting to Your Personal Computer ....................................................................... 68
Transferring Files to Your Personal Computer.............................................................. 69
Personal Computers to which Files Can Be Transferred Directly .................................. 70
Chapter 7 Menu Settings........................................... 71 111111111111!111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
Switching the Recording Function Type (REC SET UP) ............................................... 72
Setting Recording Interval (INTERVAL) ........................................................................ 74
Switching Auto Power Off Setting (ENERGY SAVE ON) .............................................. 76
Switching ON-Screen Display On and Off (DISPLAY ON/OFF) .................................... 78
Switching Off LCD Monitor (LCD) ................................................................................. 79
Adjusting Picture
on LCD Monitor (PICTURE ADJ) ...................................................... 80
Initializing the
PC Card ........................................... .. ............................. .. .. ....... .. ......... 82
Chapter 8 Subsidiary Information .............................85 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
Tips on Battery Pack .................................................................................................... 86
Cleaning ......................................................................................................................88
When Trouble Messages Appear ................................................................................. 88
Troubleshooting Guide ................................................................................................. 89
Terminology ................................................................................................................. 92
Index ...........................................................................................................................93
Major Specifications ..................................................................................................... 94
Accessories Add Excitement ........................................................................................ 95
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Chapter 1 Introduction ________ _
•Features
A Variety of Recordings
One MP-EG 1Aallows you to record in three ways -moving picture (with audio), still picture, and still
picture
with audio. Your recordings are stored in PC card*3 instead of videotape or film, as avideo
file*1
and audio file*2• Usual operation is similar to a usual camcoder.
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Recording moving pictures:
You can recordjoyful events and sports as you use a usual
camcorder.
MPEG1 Format
Recording a still picture or consecutive still
pictures:
You can record a still picturejust as you would use an ordi-
nary still camera.
If you record moving subjects in con-
secutive still picture made, you will not miss a crucial chance.
JPEG Format
Recording a still picture with audio:
You can add narration to a still picture for JPEG and MPEG
Audio. This function is useful if you want to attach voice to
a still picture.
JPEG + MPEG Audio
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Playback to View Recordings _________ _
Viewing on the LCD screen:
You canimmediately see the videojustrecorded onthe built-
in 1.8" liquid crystal display (LCD) screen.
* 1: MPEG 1 format, JPEG format
*2:
MPEG Audio
*3:
PC card (MP-HD260), exclusively for MP-EG lA
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Chapter 1 Introduction
A Variety of Uses _____________ _
Presentation by using application software:
Microsoft® Office 97 (PowePoint® 97, Word 97, Excel 97), Microsoft® Access etc.
For creating multimedia contents and materials
for Internet homepage or Intranet Lan:
Because being stored in file, it is easy to send files in a
personal computer. This is most suitable for creating mul-
timedia contents and materials for Internethome page. You
can use the stored video file in a variety
of joyful ways
such
as wallpaper for your computer.
Playback and edit the files on your personal
computer:
Transfer files to your computer (see page 69), and you can
view them with computer software and edit the files with
the bundled software.
For gathering materials:
You can choose the recording mode to suit the material,
such as recording moving subjects with a motion picture
mode adding a narrative with recording still picture when
recording commodities, etc.
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Chapter 1 Introduction ________ _
• Operating Files
In PLAYmode, you canuse the fiJ.e managementfunction, Media Navigation, which is
provided with the MP-
EG lA, to operate files. Here is a briefexplanation of Media
Navigation:
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File and folder
The MP-EGlA records moving pictures, still pictures and a still picture with audio, and stores each as
gathering of data. Gathering of data is referred to as a file.
Files are stored in a folder to be managed. Media Navigation provides six folders with numbers 0-5,
and recorded file is securely stored in any
of the folders ( D ). Folder 0 is referred to as "non-
identified folder" and all recorded files are stored in this folder temporarily.
Folders 1-5 have no files at first. You can use Folder 1-5 to arrange files.
* To move files to another folder, refer to "Transferring Files to Another Folder" ( see page 48).
Fishing
Skiing
Flowers
etc
* Folder names (fishing, Skiing, etc ) shown in
the above figure will not appear on the Media
Navigation screen.
Arranging files in folders with themes _____ _
When you have decided the theme of each folder, move the file from non-identified folder (folder 0)
to designated folder and arrange (see page 48). Delete unnecessary files (see pages 50 and 51).
If you arrange files in folders this way, you can easily locate desired files.
Editing files for auto play
The MP-EG lA can automatically play back
files collected in a folder in your designated
(See page 58) order, like the program play
with a CD player. Collect a moving picture,
still picture and a still picture with audio in a
folder under a theme you want (see page 48),
and sort them (see page 56). Now, you can
automatically play back the folder
as a com-
pleted work.
Seasons in
New York
D WinterinNewYork
00
...
n
00
...
Fall in New York
Summer in New York
Spring
in New York
Auto play
* Titles (Winter in New York, etc ) shown in the
above figure will not appear on the
Media
Navigation screen.
Thesection''File Management(MediaNavigation) "on page43will describethemethod
for performing the above procedures, etc., using Media Navigation.
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Chapter 1 Introduction
.PC Card
What is a PC card?
The MP-EG1A stores video and audio data in a hard disk, which is
referred to
as a PC card in this text.
MP-HD260 PC card
Maximum time and number of pictures PC card can store
The MP-HD260 can store:
Moving picture: approx. 20 minutes
Still pictures: approx. 3,000 shots
Still picture with audio: approx. 1,000 shots with
each 1
Osee. audio
,. The number of still pictures that can be stored may de-
crease as their video scene contents become more compli-
cated. The recordable time
of still picture with audio is
the maximum time when one still p1cture and audio only
are stored. Use the above storable time and number
of
stills only as a reference.
* MP-HD260 is already formated. It is not necessary to
format.
Cautions When Using PC Card ________ _
For safety, be careful of the following:
CAUTION
• Do not bring PC card near fire or throw it into
fire; it may explode, causing injury or burns.
• Do not disassemble or modify the unit by
yourself. This could cause fire or electric
shock.
• To prevent damage by static electricity, touch
metal (door knob, windows frame, etc.) with
your hand to discharge it, before handling the
unit. Static electricity from the human body
could damage the unit.
Generally available PC cards:
Do not use PC cards other than the MP-HD260. We can-
not guarantee their operation.
Handle PC card with care as follows to
prevent malfunctions or erasure of data :
o Do not bend the PC card, apply force, allow it to be
subject to shocks or drop it
o Do not use or store in a place where static electricity or
magnetic or electric noise is likely to occur.
o Do not use or store where temperature and/or humid-
ity are high, in a dusty place, or under highly corrosive
environments.
o Be careful that no dust or foreign object enters through
the connector
o Do not pull out the PC card, unplug the DC power cord
or remove battery during recording or playback. The
file being recorded will not be stored, or the stored file
could be destroyed.
Removing the PC card:
o Lay the unit on its back, with the LCD screen facing
up, then remove the PC card from the bottom. Do not
put the bottom face down to remove; you could drop
the PC card.
o When the unit is continuously used for a long time, the
PC card will generate heat and its temperature will in-
crease.
For safety, the PC card eject lever is locked
when the temperature
of PC card exceeds the specified
one, and it cannot be removed.
If the lever is locked,
set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to OFF and wait for a
while. After the temperature drops, the lever will un-
lock, and you can remove the PC card.
o When the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch is set to CAM or
PLAY, the eject lever will not work. To remove the
card, check to see
if the switch is set to OFF, with the
unit powered by the charged battery in it or the
AC
adapter/charger connected to AC outlet.
o When the unit is powered by the AC adapter/charger,
do not unplug the DC cord from unit or AC adapter/
charger from AC outlet, with the CAM/OFF/PLAY
switch set to CAM or PLAY; you cannot remove PC
card. Before unplugging them, make sure that the
switch is set to OFF.
o When the PC card eject lever does not work because
the unit is not powered by the battery
or AC adapter/
charger, turn on the unit, set the CAM/OFF/PLAY
switch to OFF and then unlock the lever.
Stored data:
o It is recommended that you store valuable data in your
personal computer or other storage devices after each
recording.
The recorded data may be erased when the PC card is
affected by electric noise
or becomes faulty or is re-
paired, or ifyou or your friends make a mistake in us-
ing the unit.
We cannot accept any responsibility of
compensating for damages due to erasure of recorded
data.
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Chapter 1 Introduction ________ _
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Names of Each Part
POWER
indicator
Lens
RECMODE/
Front View
Microphone
Infrared receiver
DELETE button
BATT EJECT button
;:__ __ Battery compartment
lid
THUMBNAIL
button--------+*-+~
''-_,,.------ AV output/PC cable
~ Screw retilluiug lid of PC
card insertion slot
MEDIA
NAVIGATION
button---.../
MENU button
ACCESS indicator
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Bottom View
r----- Tripod mounting
threaded socket
Lid
of PC card insertion slot
connection terminal
(behind the lid)
ZOOM/VOL button
Remote Control
MEDIA NAV\GATIONbuttoo~ F SEARCHbuttoo
fi'in~:~~NA""
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STOPbutton ~~ ~l~HlHlQ"-.--11---- PLAYbutton
START/STOPbuttou ~~~ ;~;;,il~l--- PAUSE button
Ji1 Q ~:---1---- DELETE button
ZOOM button ~c ~ ~''---111--- ~~~~;AY
REC MO~::·::ttou ~l- .. -~
VOL button
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Chapter 1 Introduction
• Viewing the On-Screen Display
Various types of information appear on the LCD monitor. Here are meaning of each
indication and how to interpret them.
* Note that all the following indications do not appear at the same time.
* Although a colour text appears on the built-in LCD monitor, a white text appears on the TV screen.
[REC MODE] On-Screen Display during
(\) lote<wl rI J ~---R_e_c_o_r_d_i_n_g ___ 'l~---- ®PC card free memory area
D INTERVAL
REM 12 0 4
®Record mode I 0 3 0 -· nmo . . I I
,_; .... ~J·~:;-t-- \hv Battery remammg eve
@ Lap time LAP 1 0 0 0 IcMoII ®PC card alarm
I ~WT MEMORY IS ALMOST FULL
@Zoom bar-----:--
L---------+---- @Message
10,24- 1997IJ--m
1.
®Operating mode---;-- REC NORM 9 , 3 0 PM I 0 Current date time
l L.. ' J (Date month/day/year)
@ Recording type
CD INTERVAL: Appears during still picture recording
mode
if the interval has been set (see page 74). This
indicates the interval at which still pictures are recorded
and can be set to 30 seconds, 1 minute
or 5 minutes
(see page 32).
If this indicator does not appear, nor-
mal still picture recording will be engaged.
® Record mode: This indicates the current recording
file type which can be switched by pressing the REC
MODE!fHUMBNAIL button. You can select one
of
four modes.
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~·
:Moving picture (MPEG1Format)
Q · Still picture (JPEG Format)
QI :Consecutive recording of still pictures
(JPEG Format, 2 pictures/sec. and Sshots)
IJ ·Still picture with audio
(JPEG Format and MPEG Audio)
@ Lap time : This appears when you select moving
pictures or still picture with audio, and indicates the
elapsed time since the REC button was pressed.
® Zoom bar : This appears when the ZOOM/VOL
button is pressed during recording, and indicates how
the zoom is engaged in
10 settings from W (wide) to
T (tele). The magnification in the optical zoom range
is shown in white and that in the digital zoom in yel-
low.
If zoom is pressed, the zoom bar will be displayed for
three seconds even when the indicator "OFF" appears
in the on-screen display (see page 78).
@ Operating mode : This indicates what mode the
MP-EG1A is in currently- recording, playback,
etc.-
with letters and symbols. See "Operating Mode Indi-
cators" (on page 16) for details.
@ Recording type : This indicates the function of the
REC button during recording.
NORM :Recording starts when REC is pressed and
stops when it is pressed again.
CLIP : Recording continues while REC is held and
stops when it is released.
The REC button function is set to NORM at the fac-
tory. You can switch it to CLIP with the menu (see
page 72)
(]) Current date/time : The current date and time ap-
pear during recording
If incorrect date and time ap-
pear, correct them (see page 22).
® Message : Appears as required
® PC card alarm : This appears when a PC card is not
inserted or non-usable card is inserted.
@)Battery remaining level :This indicates the bat-
tery remaining level with graphics.
..... :Full charge (lights white)
{7..41 : Middle level (lights white)
ULJ :Low level (flashes white)
Charge the battery in the low level (see page 18).
Connecting the AC adapter/charger causes the middle
indicator to light. (
{7..41 )
® PC card free memory area : This indicates the
free memory area on PC card for recording in terms
of recording time left or the number of recordable still
pictures.
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Chapter 1 Introduction ________ _
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[PLAY MODE]
* Note that all the follwing indications do not light at the same time.
* Although a colour text appears on the built-in LCD monitor, a white text appears on
the TV screen.
On-Screen Display during
QJ File lock~ Playback
®Record mode ( :.
011
UL3 l__@ Battery remaining level
VOL I
cj(f{o :1 OJ PC card alarm
~+
@ Volume bar ------;--;
1
_
INSERT CARD
1'------------+-- @Message
@Operating mode --+-- IJit-
10 24-1997D- . .
g : 3 0 p M I @ Recordmg date/time
J (Date:month/day/year)
'---------------------------~
CD File lock : Appears when the file being played back
is set to the inhibit state
of deletion (see page 54).
® Record mode :This indicates the type of file which
is being played back.
@ Volume bar : Appears when the ZOOM/VOL but-
ton is pressed during playback and indicates the cur-
rent volume level.
Operating Mode Indicators
® Recording date/time : This indicates the record-
ing date/time
of the file being played back. The dis-
played date/time cannot be updated during playback.
® Battery remaining level : During playback this
appears only in the low level graphic flashes.
The operating modes are displayed with the following letters and symbols and in colours,
indicating the MP-EGlA operations:
·Letters/symbols indicated · Colour Operation
REC Red Recording (shooting)
PAUSE Green Recording pause
....
Green Playback (disappears after 5 seconds)
AUTO ...
Green Auto play
II
Green Play pause
... I Green Location
of start: Forward search
1<4
Green Location
of start: Reverse search
• Green Stop (disappears after 5 seconds)
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Set-up
This section explains how to set up for recording.
Before you startto record, be sure to
re~u~:Jm-e:se,~uonthoroughly.
Charging battery pack
Loading the battery pack ...................................................................................... 19
Using power supply from AC
outl~t ..................................................................... 20
. A1f~~T!1 r~: ~~,:! ~ ;_,
Loading the PC card ·········l~~~~;; ....... ~ ... ~.;~.).~···························································· 21
/, ~ ' c,-i.,
Setting the date and time ~;.~:.~ .•..............•••, .• ~~ ........................................................... 22
l?: c ' \ ~ ~'
Inserting battery into the ~~tpote contrQi ~;~ ........................................................... 25
'<t?~~:c~ '~ ' ' '~ '<\;:/
Tips for skillful use ofthe MP.:Ji!(jl:£k:0f:: •••••••......•••••••••••••••......••••••••••••••••••...•••..•••• 26
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Chapter2 Set-up __________ _
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• Charging Battery Pack
The battery pack is the portable power supply of the MP-EGlA. Charge before use.
When the battery remaining level indicator (7LJ flashes white, you need to re-charge the battery pack. See
"Removing the battery pack" instruction (on page 19
). A fully charged battery pack powers the MP-EG lA
for about 40 minutes.
Battery pack
(MP-BPlA) AC adapter/charger
(MP-AClE) Caution :
Be sure to use the specified MP-
ACl E AC adapter/charger to
charge the battery pack.
If
you use AC adapter/chargers
otherthan the MP-ACl E, heat gen-
eration,
damage, fire, leakage of
liquid, etc. could result.
Plug theAC adapter/charger into
an AC outlet.
The red POWER indicator will light.
POWER indicator----, CHARGE indicator rt8l1l
--~~~~~~~~~,:zy, iiill= ~
Note: Charging is not possible if the DC power
cordis pluggedinto the AC adapter/charger.
Attach the battery pack.
The green CHARGEindicator will light and charging will start. Con-
tinue charging the battery pack until the indicator goes out. Charging
will
be finished in about 100 minutes. After charging is finished,
unplug the AC adapter/charger from the AC outlet, and then remove
the battery pack from the AC adapter/charger.
See the bottom of the AC adapter/charger. The rating label
is located on the bottom
of the AC adapter/charger.
( Skillful use of batterypack )
See "Tips on Battery Pack" on page 86.
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