Hitachi VME535LE User manual
HITACHI
VI9169
8mm
VIDEO
CAMERA/RECORDER
VM-E535LE/VM-E635LE
VM-E535LE
VM-E635LE
Instruction
manual
To
obtain
the
best
performance
and
ensure
years
of
trouble-free
use,
please
read
this
instruction
manual
completely.
PRECAUTION
■
No
water,
dust
or
sand
Be
careful
that
no
water,
dust
or
sand
enters
the
camera/recorder
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
camera/recorder
is
functioning
properly,
but
the
solid-state
pickup
device
(C.C.D)
usually
causes
this
as
an
inherent
character¬
istic.
Try
to
avoid
shooting
an
excessive
bright
object
directly.
■
Do
not
leave
the
viewfinder
lens
and
the
liquid
crystal
facing
sunlight
for
a
prolonged
period,
or
the
phosphorescent
surface
of
the
cathode
ray
tube
and
the
LCD
panel
may
be
damaged.
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
appear
as
coloured
bright
dots.
This
does
not
indicate
a
fault
as
the
LCD
panel
stretches
the
limits
of
current
technology.
MOISTURE
Avoid
operating
your
camera/recorder
immediately
after
moving
it
from
a
cold
place
to
a
warm,
humid
place.
Give
the
camera/recorder
2
to
3
hours
to
stabilize
in
the
ambient
conditions
of
the
surroundings
before
inserting
a
cassette.
When
moved
from
a
cold
place
to
a
warm,
humid
place,
moisture
may
condense
on
the
head
drum
inside
the
machine.
This
moisture
could
cause
the
tape
to
stick
to
the
headwheel
and
damage
the
headwheel
or
tape.
When
a
small
amount
of
moisture
is
sensed,
"TAPE"
flashes
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor.
Remove
the
cassette
and
set
the
CAM/OFFA/IDEO
switch
to
OFF,
then
wait
for
about
one
hour.
NOTES:
•
This
unit
uses
8
mm
video
format
cas¬
settes.
•
It
records
and
plays
back
in
the
SP
mode
(20.05
mm/sec.).
BE
SURE
NOT
TO
LEAVE
IT
IN
A
PLACE
AT
HIGH
TEMPERATURE
EXCEEDING
60°C,
OR
ITS
INTERNAL
PARTS
MAY
DETERIO¬
RATE.
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:
To
prevent
risk
of
injury
or
damage
to
your
camera/recorder
and
the
AC
adapter/charger,
use
only
the
specified
batteries
and
AC
adapter/charger.
Batteries;
VM-BPL13
and
VM-BPL27.
(The
VM-BPL13
is
supplied
with
this
camera/recorder.)
AC
adapter/charger;
VM-ACE3E
WARNING:
it
is
permissible
to
record
tele¬
vision
programmes
only
in
the
event
that
third
party
copyrights
and
other
rights
are
not
violated.
Difference
between
Models
VM-E535LE/VM-
E635LE
VM-E535LE
VM-E635LE
EIS
function
No
Yes
•
This
instruction
manual
shows
the
illustrations
for
the
VM-E635LE.
1
FEATURES
Single-Unit
Convenience
and
Ease
of
Operation
Your
video
camera/recorder
combines
the
func¬
tions
of
a
video
camera
and
a
video
tape
recorder
in
one
lightweight,
easy-to-use
instrument.
This
eliminates
interconnecting
cables
and
simplifies
operation.
Record
and
Playback
Capability
Record
—
Your
camera/recorder
can
record
directly
from
the
built-in
video
camera.
Playback
—
Video/audio
played
back
by
the
video
recorder
or
fed
directly
from
the
camera
may
be
viewed
and
heard
on
a
TV
receiver/monitor
by
using
the
audio/video
output
cable.
3-inch
Colour
Liquid
Crystal
Display
(LCD)
Monitor
Digital
Zoom
up
to
X32
Smooth
transitions
from
optical
zoom
to
digital
zoom.
Digital
Effect
The
digital
processor
in
this
camera/recorder
allows
you
to
record
picture
and
add
special
effects.
You
can
select
five
modes
—
16x9
mode,
negative/positive
mode,
X130
digital
zoom
mode,
half-mirror
mode
and
mosaic
mode.
Programme
AE
(Auto
Exposure)
The
camera
automatically
determines
the
shutter
speed
and
aperture
according
to
the
brightness
of
the
subject.
Electronic
Image
Stabilizer
(EIS)
(Only
for
VM-
E635LE)
This
function
corrects
slight
shaking
when
zoom¬
ing
in
on
a
distant
subject.
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Controls
and
functions
.3
Accessories.6
Adjusting
the
hand
strap.7
Electronic
viewfinder
position
adjustment.7
Eyepiece
adjustment
.7
How
to
install
the
shoulder
strap.8
Lens
door
opener.8
Programme
AE
.8
Flying
erase
head
.8
LCD
monitor
.9
Loading
batteries
for
clock
and
remote
control.
1
0
Power
sources.11
Checking
the
battery
pack
.12
Charging
the
battery.13
Insertion
and
removal
of
cassettes.14
Camera
recording.15
Instant
review.16
Playback
.16
F-search
and
R-search
.17
Still.17
Changing
the
angle
of
the
LCD
monitor
when
recording.18
Active
screen.18
Date/time
setting.19
Date
recording.20
Auto
focus.21
Power
zoom.22
Auto
Focus
Power
Zoom
Lens
The
16X
autofocus
zoom
lens
uses
video
auto
focus
system
to
automatically
maintain
focus
and
to
allow
you
to
zoom
in
and
out
for
tele
or
wide
angle
shots
at
just
the
touch
of
the
zoom
button.
Wireless
Remote
Control
is
Provided
Fade-in/Fade-out
Use
this
function
to
make
the
picture
appear
and
disappear
gradually.
You
can
select
four
fade
modes
—
fading-in
from
a
white
picture
(white
fading),
fading-in
from
a
black
picture
(wipe
fading),
fading-in
while
zooming
(zoom
fading)
and
fading-in
a
black-and-white
picture
(black-
and-white
fading).
Automatic
Title
Recording
This
function
automatically
records
the
created
title
on
the
tape
together
with
the
date
for
about
10
seconds
after
recording
is
started.
Date
Search
The
date
search
function
memorizes
the
start
and
end
positions
of
recordings
you
made
on
a
specific
day
so
you
can
easily
locate
those
pos¬
itions
later
as
long
as
the
cassette
is
left
in
the
camera/recorder.
With
this
camera/recorder
you
can
view
the
picture
being
recorded
or
the
playback
pic¬
ture
whether
on
the
LCD
monitor
or
in
the
viewfinder.
Opening
or
closing
the
LCD
monitor
switches
the
picture
to
appear
on
the
LCD
monitor
or
in
the
viewfinder.
The
following
text
describes
the
operation
assuming
that
the
viewfinder
is
used
as
a
major
monitor
device.
Digital
zoom
.23
Instant
zoom.23
Macro.24
Electronic
image
stabilizer
(EIS)
(Only
for
VM-E635LE).24
Digital
effects
recording.25
Fade-in/fade-out.27
Quick
edit.28
Linear
time
counter.29
Remaining
tape.29
Display
button
.30
Date
search.30
Memory.31
Wireless
remote
control.31
Title
recording
.32
Attaching
the
tele
or
wide
converter.33
Audio/video
dubbing.34
Connections
and
operations
for
viewing
the
picture
played
back
on
your
TV
.35
Video
channel
setting.36
Camera/recorder
to
VCR
dubbing
.37
Simple
programmable
edit.38
Troubleshooting.41
Cleaning
the
inside
of
the
electronic
viewfinder.42
Maintenance.42
Specifications
.43
Optional
accessories.44
2
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
CONTROLS
AND
FUNCTIONS
1.
Lens
Door
Slide
the
lens
door
opener
to
open
and
close
the
lens
door.
To
protect
the
lens,
keep
the
lens
door
closed
when
not
recording.
2.
L
ens
FI.4
(4
~
64
mm)
16X
power
zoom
lens
features
with
auto
focus
and
auto
iris
functions.
3.
Lens
Door
Opener
Slide
the
opener
to
open
and
close
the
lens
door.
Align
with
OPEN
to
open
the
lens
door
for
record¬
ing.
Align
with
CLOSE
to
close
it.
Hold
down
the
small
button
in
the
opener
as
you
slide
it
to
CLOSE.
However,
you
need
not
to
hold
it
down
to
slide
the
opener
to
OPEN.
4.
Electronic
Viewfinder
5.
Diopter
Control
To
use
the
electronic
viewfinder,
turn
this
control
for
your
optimum
focus
adjustment.
6.
Microphone
Sensitive
to
sounds
coming
from
the
direction
in
which
the
camera
is
pointed.
7.
Record
Indicator
This
indicator
lights
up
to
indicate
that
the
camera/
recorder
is
recording.
8.
Infrared
Ray
Receiving
Section
Receives
infrared
rays
from
the
remote
control
unit.
9.
Speaker
You
can
listen
to
the
recorded
sound.
10.
OPEN
Button
Push
this
button
to
open
the
LCD
monitor.
11.
Bright
Control
Use
this
to
adjust
the
brightness
of
the
LCD
moni¬
tor
screen.
12.
Volume
Control
Use
this
to
adjust
the
volume
when
viewing
a
played
back
picture
on
the
LCD
monitor.
13.
LCD
Monitor
You
can
view
the
pictures
as
they
are
being
recorded
and
play
them
back
immediately
after
recording
on
the
3-inch
LCD
screen.
14.
Cassette
Holder
^
Slide
the
EJECT
switch
to
open
the
cassette
holder.
Be
aware
of
the
cassette
direction
when
inserting.
NOTE:
Power
source
must
be
connected
to
open
the
cassette
holder.
15.
Cassette
Holder
Close
Button
CAUTION:
Be
sure
to
press
this
button
to
close
the
cassette
holder.
Otherwise,
the
tape
may
become
slack
and
may
be
damaged.
16.
INST.
ZOOM
(Instant
Zoom)
Button
Use
this
button
to
magnify
the
image
being
recorded
1.5
times
momentarily.
17.
EIS
(Electronic
Image
Stabilizer)
Button
(Only
for
VM-E635LE)
Press
to
display
"
s©i)"
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor.
EIS
corrects
slight
shaking
of
the
image
to
be
recorded.
18.
D.EFFECT
Button
Use
this
button
to
add
special
effects
to
your
recording.
You
can
select
five
modes
—
16X9
mode,
negative/positive
mode,
X130
digital
zoom
mode,
half-mirror
mode
and
mosaic
mode.
19.
FADE
Button
During
recording
you
can
add
a
professional
touch
to
your
recordings
by
fading
in
and
out
of
the
scenes.
You
can
select
the
four
fade
modes
—
the
white
fade,
wipe
fade,
zoom
fade
and
black-and-
white
fade.
20.
DATE/DISP.
Button
When
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
is
set
to
CAM,
this
button
can
be
used
as
the
DATE
button;
set
the
date
and
time,
and
select
the
date
display
you
want
to
record.
In
the
VIDEO
mode,
the
DATE/DISP.
but¬
ton
is
used
as
the
DISPLAY
button.
NOTE:
Be
sure
to
insert
the
clock
battery
before
set¬
ting
the
date
and
time
or
creating
a
title.
21.
FOCUS
Control
Buttons
Press
these
buttons
simultaneously
to
switch
between
automatic
and
manual
focusing.
When
"FOCUS"
is
not
displayed
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor,
focusing
is
automatic.
If
these
buttons
are
pressed
at
the
same
time
and
"FOCUS"
appears,
the
camera/recorder
enters
the
manual
focus
mode.
For
manual
focusing,
press
the
A
or
T
button
to
bring
the
subject
into
focus.
26
27
28
22.
DC
IN
Jack
When
using
the
AC
adapter/charger,
connect
one
end
of
the
DC
cord
(provided)
to
this
jack
and
the
other
end
to
the
DC
OUT
jack
of
the
AC
adapter/charger.
When
using
the
car
battery
cord
(optional),
connect
this
jack
and
the
DC
OUTPUT
jack
of
the
car
battery
cord.
23.
AUDIO/VIDEO
Output
Jacks
(Behind
the
cover)
You
can
use
the
audio/video
output
cable
(pro¬
vided)
to
connect
this
jack
to
a
TV
when
viewing
the
playback
picture
on
the
TV,
etc.
•
Connect
the
yellow
plug
of
the
audio/video
cable
to
the
yellow
jack
(VIDEO
OUT)
and
the
white
plug
to
the
white
jack
(AUDIO
OUT).
24.
Power
Supply
Attachment
Section
Attach
the
battery
pack
(provided)
here.
25.
Shoulder
Strap
Slots
Attach
the
shoulder
strap
here.
26.
BATTERY
EJECT
Lever
Releases
the
battery
attached
to
camera/recorder.
27.
EJECT
Switch
Operates
with
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
either
on
or
off,
if
a
power
source
is
connected
to
the
camera/
recorder.
28.
Power
Zoom
Control
This
control
performs
zooming
electrically.
"W":
Picture
becomes
wider
gradually.
"T":
Picture
becomes
telescopic
gradually.
29.
PLAY
Button
Used
for
playback
of
tape.
NOTE:
When
the
camera/recorder
is
in
record/
pause
(stand-by)
mode,
pressing
and
holding
this
button
will
play
the
tape
at
normal.
30.
STOP
Button
The
STOP
button
is
used
to
stop
playback,
rewind,
and
fast
forward
operations.
The
STOP
button
has
no
effect
during
record
operation.
Also
use
STOP
button
when
setting
the
date/time.
31.
Audio/Video
Output
Jack
(Behind
the
cover)
Use
the
RF
output
adapter
(optional)
to
connect
this
jack
to
a
TV
to
view
the
pictures
played
back
by
the
camera/recorder.
32.
REW/REVIEW
Button
Press
this
button
during
stop
or
fast
forward
mode,
and
fast-rewinding
starts.
Press
the
button
during
playback
of
tape,
and
the
tape
is
played
back
in
the
rewind
direction
approximately
5
times
faster
than
the
normal
speed
to
confirm
the
recorded
contents.
Press
PLAY
button
to
return
to
normal
playback
mode
or
press
STOP
button
to
stop
tape
movement
("F-SEARCH
AND
R-SEARCH",
page
17).
Also
use
this
button
to
review
the
last
few
seconds
of
the
tape
you
are
recording.
Use
REW/REVIEW
button
when
setting
the
date/time.
NOTE:
You
can
also
visually
scan
backward
when
the
camera/recorder
is
in
record/pause
(stand-by)
mode
by
pressing
and
holding
this
button.
33.
F.FWD
Button
Press
this
button
during
stop
or
rewind
mode,
and
fast-forwarding
starts.
Press
the
button
during
playback
of
tape,
and
the
tape
is
played
back
in
the
forward
direction
approximately?
times
faster
than
the
normal
speed
to
confirm
the
recorded
content.
Press
PLAY
button
to
return
to
normal
playback
mode
or
press
STOP
button
to
stop
tape
movement
("F-SEARCH
AND
R-SEARCH",
page
17).
Also
use
F.FWD
button
when
setting
the
date/time.
NOTE:
You
can
also
visually
scan
forward
when
the
camera/recorder
is
in
record/pause
(stand-by)
mode
by
pressing
and
holding
this
button.
34.
Start/Stop
Button
This
button
is
used
to
control
the
camera/recorder.
When
this
button
is
pressed
with
the
camera/
recorder
set
to
the
record/pause
mode,
the
tape
runs
to
start
recording.
When
this
button
is
pressed
again,
the
tape
stops
and
the
camera/recorder
enters
the
record/pause
(stand-by)
mode.
This
button
may
also
be
used
to
display
a
still
picture
during
playback
mode.
4
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
CONTROLS
AND
FUNCTIONS
35.
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
Switch
This
switch
turns
the
camera/recorder
on
and
off.
Set
the
switch
to
CAM
for
camera
recording,
and
to
VIDEO
for
playback.
Hold
down
the
small
red
but¬
ton
as
you
slide
the
switch
to
CAM
or
VIDEO.
You
do
not
need
to
hold
down
the
red
button
to
slide
the
switch
to
OFF.
36.
Hand
Strap
Adjust
to
best
fit
to
your
hand.
(Refer
to
page
7.)
37.
Clock
Battery
Compartment
Pull
the
battery
holder
and
install
the
lithium
battery
(provided).
38.
Tripod
Mount
Screw
Use
this
screw
to
mount
the
camera/recorder
on
a
tripod
(generally
available).
39.
Camera/Recorder
Control
Buttons
These
shaded
buttons
on
the
remote
control
func¬
tion
the
same
as
those
on
the
camera/recorder.
40.
A/V
DUB
Button
(only
on
the
remote
control)
This
button
is
used
to
record
new
audio
and
video
in
place
of
existing
audio
and
video.
41.
DISPLAY
Button
Use
this
button
to
select
the
display
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor.
42.
TITLE
ON/OFF
Button
(only
on
the
remote
control)
Use
this
button
to
store
a
title
in
memory
or
recall
the
stored
title
and
record
it
superimposed
on
the
picture
being
shot.
43.
COUNTER
RESET
Button
(only
on
the
remote
control)
Press
this
button
to
reset
the
linear
time
counter
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
to
"0:00:00".
5
ACCESSORIES
_
Check
to
make
sure
you
have
the
following
com¬
ponents
and
accessories
(besides
the
camera/
recorder
unit
itself)
before
disposing
of
the
pack¬
ing
material.
1.
Audio/video
Output
Cable
2.
Battery
Pack
3.
AC
Adapter/Charger
4.
AV
Plug
Adapter
5.
Shoulder
Strap
6.
DC
Cord
7.
Battery
for
Date/Time
(CR2025)
8.
Remote
Control
9.
Batteries
for
Remote
Control
ENGLISH
ADJUSTING
THE
HAND
STRAP
Adjust
the
length
of
the
hand
strap
so
you
can
press
the
Start/Stop
button
and
power
zoom
con¬
trol
easily
with
your
fingers.
NOTE:
After
adjustment,
close
the
hand
strap's
pad
securely.
ELECTRONIC
VIEWFINDER
POSITION
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
the
electronic
viewfinder
to
a
position
where
you
can
see
through
it
easily.
NOTES.
•
Put
the
viewfinder
back
to
original
position
when
storing
the
camera/recorder
into
the
car¬
rying
case
or
carrying
the
camera/recorder.
•
Do
not
point
the
electronic
viewfinder
to
direct
sunlight;
it
could
damage
the
viewfinder.
EYEPIECE
ADJUSTMENT
To
use
the
electronic
viewfinder,
grasp
the
knobs
on
both
sides
of
the
eye
cup
stem
and
pull
the
eye
cup
all
the
way
out,
then
turn
the
diopter
con¬
trol
for
optimum
focus
adjustment.
Since
the
eye
cup
has
already
been
pulled
out
at
the
factory,
in
present
condition,
only
adjustment
of
the
diopter
control
is
necessary.
NOTES:
•
The
eye
cup
stem
can
be
retracted
when
the
camera/recorder
is
being
carried.
•
Be
sure
to
pull
out
the
eye
cup
all
the
way
so
that
you
can
see
the
subject
in
the
viewfinder
clearly.
7
HOW
TO
INSTALL
THE
SHOULDER
STRAP
Attach
the
shoulder
strap
as
illustrated
below.
NOTE:
When
carrying
the
camera/recorder
with
the
shoulder
strap,
put
the
electronic
viewfinder
down
to
its
original
position
so
that
direct
sunlight
does
not
enter
the
viewfinder.
LENS
DOOR
OPENER
Slide
the
opener
to
open
and
close
the
lens
door.
Align
the
mark
with
OPEN
to
open
the
lens
door
for
recording.
Align
with
CLOSE
to
close
it.
Hold
down
the
small
button
in
the
opener
as
you
slide
it
to
CLOSE.
However,
you
need
not
to
hold
it
down
to
slide
the
opener
to
OPEN.
PROGRAMME
AE
(Auto
Exposure)
_
Programme
AE
automatically
selects
the
shutter
speed
1/50,
1/100,
1/150,
1/250,
1/350,
1/500,
1/750,
1/1000,1/1500,1/2000
or
1/4000
second
that
is
optimum
for
the
brightness
of
the
subject.
The
iris
is
also
adjusted
automatically
in
response
to
the
shutter
speed.
FLYING
ERASE
HEAD
_
A
rotating
erase
head
which
eliminates
glitches
and
rainbow
noise
that
occurs
at
the
joints
between
recordings
in
previous
models.
a
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
LCD
MONITOR
When
using
the
LCD
monitor
during
recording
and
playback,
you
can
adjust
the
brightness
of
its
screen
and
the
angle
of
the
monitor.
■
Opening
the
LCD
monitor
1.
Press
the
OPEN
button
to
open
the
LCD
moni¬
tor.
■
Adjusting
the
brightness
of
the
LCD
screen
NOTE:
Even
when
the
picture
on
the
LCD
moni¬
tor
is
adjusted,
the
recorded
video
will
not
change.
1.
Load
the
battery
(Refer
to
"POWER
SOURCES"
on
page
11).
Press
the
red
button
on
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
as
you
slide
it
to
CAM
or
VIDEO.
2.
Use
the
bright
control
on
the
side
of
the
LCD
monitor
to
adjust
the
brightness
of
the
LCD
screen.
■
Range
in
which
the
LCD
monitor
can
be
moved
■
Cautions
on
LCD
monitor
screen
•
Do
not
touch
the
LCD
screen
with
your
fingers
as
the
screen
could
get
dirty
and
the
picture
will
not
be
seen
clearly.
If
the
LCD
screen
becomes
dirty,
use
a
soft
cloth
to
wipe
off
the
dirt.
•
If
the
camera/recorder
is
used
in
a
cold
place
and
becomes
too
cold,
the
LCD
screen
will
be
dim
for
a
while
after
the
power
is
turned
on.
When
the
temperature
inside
the
camera/
recorder
rises,
the
brightness
of
the
picture
will
become
normal.
•
Do
not
hold
by
the
LCD
monitor
as
this
could
cause
a
malfunction.
•
Open
the
LCD
monitor
by
90°
before
changing
its
direction.
If
you
were
to
attempt
to
invert
its
direction
before
opening
it
completely,
it
could
cause
a
malfunction.
•
The
LCD
monitor
cannot
be
closed
if
it
is
tilted.
•
Close
the
LCD
monitor
after
making
sure
it
is
parallel
with
the
camera/recorder.
If
you
were
to
close
the
monitor
while
it
faces
the
same
direction
as
the
lens
or
it
is
diagonal,
it
could
damage
the
LCD
monitor.
•
Do
not
disassemble
the
LCD
monitor
as
this
might
cause
a
malfunction.
•
When
opening
the
LCD
monitor,
be
careful
that
no
water
droplets
adhere
the
monitor
screen
and
that
no
water
or
dust
enters
the
camcorder
through
the
gap
as
it
could
cause
a
malfunction.
LOADING
BATTERIES
FOR
CLOCK
AND
REMOTE
CONTROL
■
Clock
battery
You
may
want
to
install
the
lithium
battery
(pro¬
vided)
immediately
to
prevent
losing
it.
1.
Pull
out
the
battery
holder.
2.
Insert
the
battery
with
the
"+"
terminal
facing
up.
3.
Fully
insert
the
battery
holder
into
the
camera/
recorder.
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
contain
dangerous
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.
•
Do
not
hold
the
battery
with
the
metallic
tweezers.
•
Do
not
re-charge
the
battery.
•
Wipe
the
battery
with
dry
cloth
and
set
properly
confirming
ends
(+,
-).
•
After
use
please
bring
back
to
retail
shop.
■
Remote
control
batteries
The
remote
control
requires
two
"IEC
R6"
batter¬
ies.
1.
Slide
the
cover
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
to
remove
it.
2.
Install
batteries.
Be
careful
to
install
with
correct
polarity.
3.
Re-attach
the
cover
to
the
remote
control.
CAUTIONS
ON
THE
BATTERIES:
•
Do
not
use
the
old
and
new
batteries
at
the
same
time.
•
Do
not
mix
batteries
of
different
types.
•
Do
not
short,
take
apart
or
dispose
of
batteries
by
throwing
them
into
a
fire.
•
When
liquid
leaks,
wipe
it
off
completely
and
then
insert
new
batteries.
10
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
POWER
SOURCES
NOTE:
Be
sure
to
turn
off
power
of
the
camera/recorder
when
attaching
or
detaching
a
power
supply
(battery,
AC
adapter/charger,
etc.)
to
the
camera/recorder.
■
WHEN
USING
WITH
BATTERY
(provided)
NOTE:
The
battery
must
be
charged
before
it
can
be
used
for
the
first
time.
Refer
to
"CHARGING
THE
BATTERY"
on
page
13.
1.
Align
the
bottom
of
the
battery
with
mark
►
on
the
camera/recorder
so
that
the
battery
fits
into
the
grooves.
2.
Slide
the
battery
downward,
as
illustrated.
NOTES:
•
Always
remove
the
battery
from
the
camera/
recorder
after
use.
•
We
cannot
guarantee
against
malfunctions
of
the
camera/recorder
which
occur
when
you
use
battery
packs
other
than
those
specified.
•
Always
attach
a
battery
by
the
procedure
described
here.
Attaching
a
battery
forcibly
could
damage
it.
■
Removing
the
battery
pack
Slide
the
BATTERY
EJECT
lever
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
and
hold
it,
then
slide
the
battery
to
the
upper
side
and
remove.
■
WHEN
USING
WITH
THE
AC
ADAPTER/CHARGER
(provided)
1.
Connect
one
end
of
the
DC
cord
(provided)
to
the
camera/recorder
as
shown
in
the
figure.
2.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
DC
cord
to
the
DC
OUT
jack
of
the
AC
adapter/charger.
3.
Plug
the
AC
adapter/charger
power
cord
into
an
AC
electrical
outlet.
4.
After
the
AC
adapter/charger
has
been
used,
unplug
its
power
cord
from
the
AC
outlet.
See
the
bottom
of
the
AC
adapter/charger.
The
rating
label
is
located
on
the
bottom
of
the
AC
adapter/charger.
NOTES:
•
This
AC
adapter/charger
is
universal
for
use
with
AC
110
—
240V
around
the
world.
If
you
use
the
camera/recorder
in
some
foreign
countries,
an
AC
plug
adapter
(Not
supplied)
may
be
necessary.
•
The
AC
adapter/charger
cannot
charge
the
bat¬
tery
and
operate
the
camera/recorder
at
the
same
time.
Remove
the
battery
from
the
AC
adapter/
charger
to
supply
power
to
the
camera/
recorder.
11
■
WHEN
USING
WITH
THE
CAR
BATTERY
(By
using
optional
car
battery
cord)
1.
Connect
one
end
of
the
DC
cord
(provided)
to
the
camera/recorder,
as
illustrated.
2.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
DC
cord
to
DC
OUTPUT
of
the
car
battery
cord.
3.
Connect
the
car
battery
cord
to
the
car's
ciga¬
rette
lighter
socket.
NOTES:
•
The
car
battery
cord
is
designed
to
be
used
only
with
automobiles
having
a
12/24-volt
negative
ground
system.
•
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard
or
damage
to
your
camera/recorder,
please
use
only
the
specified
car
battery
cord.
CHECKING
THE
BATTERY
PACK
When
the
camera/recorder
is
turned
on,
the
bat¬
tery
level
indicator
"a"
is
displayed
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
indicating
the
con¬
dition
of
camera/recording
battery.
NOTES:
•
When
the
"mm"
indication
appears
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
and
flashes
while
the
camera/recorder
is
operated
with
a
battery
pack
(provided),
it
indicates
that
the
battery
is
insufficiently
charged.
Charge
the
battery
pack
or
replace
it
with
a
charged
battery
pack.
•
The
battery
charge
indicator
does
not
appear
when
the
camcorder
is
powered
by
the
AC
adapter/charger.
Battery's
charge
12
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
CHARGING
THE
BATTERY
The
first
step
is
to
set
the
battery
to
charge.
To
charge
the
battery,
use
the
provided
AC
adapter/
charger.
NOTE:
This
camera/recorder
operates
with
the
lithium
ion
battery
such
as
VM-BPL13/VM-BPL27.
Charge
the
battery
on
a
flat
surface
without
vi¬
bration.
1.
Plug
the
AC
adapter/charger
power
cord
into
an
AC
outlet.
The
POWER
lamp
(red)
lights
up.
2.
Align
the
bottom
of
the
battery
with
mark
►
on
the
AC
adapter/charger,
and
then
slide
it
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
as
shown
in
the
fig¬
ure.
The
CHARGE
lamp
(green)
lights
up.
3.
The
CHARGE
lamp
will
repeatedly
light
for
3
seconds
and
then
go
off
to
show
that
the
bat¬
tery
has
been
charged
approximately
70%
of
full
charge.
When
the
CHARGE
lamp
goes
out,
the
battery
has
been
completely
charged.
After
the
lamp
goes
out,
unplug
the
AC
adapter/charger
from
the
AC
outlet
and
remove
the
battery
from
the
AC
adapter/
charger.
NOTES:
•
You
can
use
the
battery
before
it
is
completely
charged.
•
Remove
the
DC
cord
from
the
AC
adapter/
charger
before
attempting
to
charge
the
bat¬
tery.
•
If
you
re-attach
the
fully
charged
battery
to
the
AC
adapter/charger
after
the
CHARGE
lamp
goes
out,
the
lamp
will
light.
This
simply
informs
you
that
the
battery
has
been
com¬
pletely
charged;
it
does
not
indicate
that
the
charge
has
been
insufficient.
Charging
time
^""—-^Battery
pack
Charging
VM-BPL13
VM-BPL27
Full
charge
130
min.
230
min.
70%
charge
70
min.
140
min.
NOTES:
•
Charge
the
battery
at
temperatures
0~40°C.
At
temperatures
outside
this
range,
charging
will
take
longer.
•
The
battery
cannot
be
charged
at
extremely
high
or
low
temperatures.
The
CHARGE
lamp
will
flash
at
2-second
intervals
to
show
that
charging
is
not
taking
place.
Operating
time
The
camcorder
operating
time
depends
on
how
often
you
turn
power
on/off
and
use
start/stop
and
zoom.
'''~---^_^J3attery
pack
VM-BPL13
VM-BPL27
Recording
LCD
monitor
Continuous
OFF
120
min.
270
min.
recording
ON
100
min.
220
min.
Typical
OFF
70
min.
150
min.
recording
ON
60
min.
130
min.
Notes
on
the
battery
•
It
is
recommended
that
the
battery
always
be
left
in
the
discharged
state
when
not
in
use,
and
charged
before
you
use
it.
•
Avoid
storing
a
fully
charged
battery,
and
do
not
store
it
in
a
place
where
the
temperature
is
high:
this
will
damage
the
battery.
•
Do
not
operate
the
battery
at
temperature
below
-10°C
or
above
45°C.
At
extremely
low
temperatures
operation
time
decreases,
while
at
high
temperature
the
battery
may
be
dam¬
aged.
•
If
the
POWER
lamp
begins
to
flash
during
charging,
remove
the
battery
and
then
reat¬
tach
it
to
the
AC
adapter/charger.
If
the
POWER
lamp
continues
to
flash
after
several
attempts
to
attach
it,
the
battery
is
unable
to
take
a
charge
and
must
be
replaced.
•
Do
not
attach
a
hot
battery
to
the
AC
adapter/charger.
Allow
it
to
cool.
Attaching
a
hot
battery
to
the
AC
adapter/charger
causes
the
POWER
lamp
to
flash.
•
There
are
no
user-serviceable
parts
inside
the
battery
or
AC
adapter/charger.
•
Throwing
the
battery
into
fire
or
exposing
it
to
excessive
heat
(above
60°C)
may
cause
injury.
•
Shorting
the
battery's
terminal
increases
risk
of
fire
or
electrical
shock.
INSERTION
AND
REMOVAL
OF
CASSETTES
Before
inserting
or
removing
a
cassette,
be
sure
to
connect
the
power
source.
When
a
power
source
is
connected,
the
cassette
can
be
ejected
and
removed
whether
the
power
is
on
or
off.
■
Insertion
1.
Press
the
OPEN
button
to
open
the
LCD
moni¬
tor
("LCD
MONITOR",
page
9).
2.
Slide
the
EJECT
switch.
"
[55]
EJECT"
will
appear
on
the
LCD
monitor,
and
the
cassette
door
will
open
automatically.
CAUTION:
Be
careful
not
to
catch
your
fingers
between
the
cassette
door
and
the
camera/
recorder
as
it
could
cut
you.
NOTE:
Cassette
cannot
be
inserted
or
ejected
unless
the
LCD
monitor
is
open.
3.
I
n
sert
a
cassette
so
the
transparent
window
is
toward
you
and
the
arrow
toward
the
cassette
holder.
Slide
the
cassette
into
cassette
holder
as
far
as
it
will
go.
4.
P
ress
the
cassette
holder.
Press
the
section
of
the
holder
marked
"PUSH
LOCK"
until
a
click
is
heard.
Be
sure
that
you
push
the
cassette
holder
marked
"PUSH
LOCK"
to
close
the
holder.
Otherwise,
the
holder
will
not
close
and
the
tape
may
become
slack
which
could
lead
to
damage.
NOTE:
If
"TAPE"
flashes
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor,
remove
the
cassette
and
check
that
the
tape
is
not
damaged,
is
not
slack
or
no
dust
adheres
to
it,
etc.
After
making
sure
that
there
is
no
abnormality,
reinsert
the
cassette.
If
"TAPE"
reappears,
see
"TROUBLESHOOTING"
on
page
41.
■
Removal
Slide
the
EJECT
switch.
"[55]
EJECT"
will
appear
on
the
LCD
monitor,
and
the
cassette
door
will
open
automatically.
Remove
the
cassette.
8
mm
Video
Cassette
An
8
mm
Video
Cassette
has
a
record-protect
tab
on
the
side
of
the
cassette
that
can
be
slid
to
prevent
accidental
erasure
of
recorded
material.
To
prevent
accidental
erasure,
slide
the
record-protect
tab
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
until
the
tab
is
completely
visible.
To
record
on
the
cassette
again,
slide
the
record-protect
tab
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
The
tab
will
disappear
behind
the
cassette
case.
NOTE:
After
unpacking,
it
is
recommended
to
fast
forward
tape
to
its
middle
and
then
rewind
it
before
recording
with
the
camera
for
the
first
time.
14
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
CAMERA
RECORDING
1.
Connect
either
one
of
the
"POWER
SOURCES"
on
pages
11
through
12.
2.
Open
the
LCD
monitor
and
insert
a
cassette
("INSERTION
AND
REMOVAL
OF
CAS¬
SETTES",
page
14).
If
you
want
to
view
the
picture
being
recorded
on
the
LCD
monitor,
leave
the
monitor
open.
If
you
want
to
view
the
picture
in
the
viewfinder,
close
the
LCD
monitor.
NOTES:
•
Pull
out
the
eye
cup
all
the
way
when
using
the
viewfinder.
•
If
the
power
source
is
not
connected
to
camera/recorder,
the
cassette
holder
will
not
open.
•
If
the
LCD
monitor
is
opened
or
closed
dur¬
ing
recording,
several
white
stripes
may
appear
in
the
picture,
but
this
does
not
indi¬
cate
a
fault.
However,
these
stripes
are
recorded
with
the
picture,
so
it
is
rec¬
ommended
that
you
do
not
close
or
open
the
LCD
monitor
during
recording.
•
If
the
LCD
monitor
is
opened
or
closed
(the
monitor
picture
is
switched
between
the
viewfinder
and
LCD
monitor)
during
re¬
cording,
the
on-screen
display
will
dis¬
appear
for
about
one
second.
It
is
rec¬
ommended
that
you
do
not
switch
the
pic¬
ture
during
recording
as
the
date
or
title
superimposed
in
the
picture
being
recorded
will
disappear
for
about
one
sec¬
ond.
3.
Press
the
cassette
holder.
The
holder
will
latch
in
the
operating
position.
4.
To
open
the
lens
door,
slide
the
lens
door
opener
to
"OPEN"
("LENS
DOOR
OPENER",
page
8).
5.
Slide
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
to
"CAM".
"•II"
appears
and
the
camera/recorder
will
enter
record/pause
mode
automatically.
NOTE:
If
the
record-protect
tab
on
the
cas¬
sette
is
closed,
the
"TAPE"
indication
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
flashes
for
several
seconds
and
the
camera/recorder
will
not
enter
record/pause
mode.
6.
Adjust
the
diopter
control
so
the
display
in
the
viewfinder
can
be
seen
most
clearly.
7.
Now,
press
the
Start/Stop
button
to
start
shooting
the
picture.
You
are
now
recording
the
picture
you
see
through
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor.
The
"REC"
indication
appears
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
instead
of
"•II".
8.
Press
the
Start/Stop
button
to
stop
recording.
Press
the
button
again
to
resume
recording.
The
"•!!"
indication
appears
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
instead
of
"REC"
in
the
record/pause
(stand-by)
mode.
9.
After
recording,
slide
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
to
"OFF".
10.
Close
the
lens
door.
Press
and
hold
the
small
button
in
the
lens
door
opener,
and
then
slide
it
to
"CLOSE".
11.
Always
remove
the
power
source
from
the
camera/recorder
after
use.
NOTES:
•
The
"TAPE
END"
indication
in
the
view¬
finder
or
LCD
monitor
starts
flashing
when
there
is
about
three
minutes
recording
time
left
on
the
cassette.
•
If
you
have
a
cassette
tape
that
has
already
been
partially
recorded
on
and
you
want
to
record
the
remaining
blank
section,
see
"QUICK
EDIT"
on
page
28.
•
If
the
record/pause
mode
continues
for
more
than
5
minutes,
the
camera/
recorder's
power
is
automatically
turned
off.
To
turn
on
again,
press
Start/Stop
button.
The
camera/recorder
enters
record/
pause
(stand-by)
mode.
15
INSTANT
REVIEW
1.
In
record/pause
(stand
by)
mode,
tap
REW/
REVIEW
button,
and
the
recorded
scene
of
the
last
few
seconds
is
played
back
in
the
reverse
direction
and
then
played
back
in
the
forward
direction.
NOTE:
Sound
is
heard
from
the
speaker
dur¬
ing
normal
playback.
2.
When
the
tape
reaches
the
end
of
the
scene
you
have
just
recorded,
the
camera/recorder
returns
to
the
record/pause
(stand
by)
mode.
Recording
starts
again
when
the
Start/Stop
button
is
pressed
again.
PLAYBACK
_
You
can
view
recorded
pictures
on
the
3-inch
LCD
monitor
immediately
after
recording.
1.
Hold
down
the
red
button
on
the
CAM/OFF/
VIDEO
switch
while
sliding
the
switch
to
VIDEO.
2.
Press
the
REW/REVIEW
button
to
the
position
where
you
want
to
start
playback.
3.
Press
the
PLAY
button
and
play
back
the
tape.
To
adjust
the
volume
for
the
internal
speaker,
adjust
the
volume
control.
4.
Press
the
STOP
button
when
you
have
fin¬
ished.
NOTES:
•
Decrease
the
sound
volume
of
the
camera/
recorder
when
you
play
back
a
recording
by
connecting
the
camera/recorder
to
your
TV.
If
the
volume
of
the
camera/recorder
is
set
to
maximum,
the
played
back
picture
may
be
dis¬
torted.
•
When
the
LCD
monitor
is
turned
on
and
left
as
it
is,
the
monitor
becomes
warm,
but
this
does
not
indicate
a
fault.
•
When
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
is
set
to
"CAM"
or
"VIDEO",
the
LCD
monitor
is
turned
on
and
off
automatically
when
the
LCD
moni¬
tor
is
opened
and
closed.
•
It
is
recommended
that
you
close
the
LCD
monitor
to
save
the
battery
power
when
play¬
ing
back
a
picture
on
a
TV
or
recording
a
TV
program
without
viewing
it.
•
Only
the
playback
sound
is
heard
from
the
internal
speaker.
The
sound
being
recorded
is
not
heard.
16
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
F-SEARCH
AND
R-SEARCH
When
looking
for
a
particular
point
in
your
video¬
tape
use
the
F.FWD
button
and
REW/REVIEW
but¬
ton
to
find
the
spot
quickly.
When
the
LCD
monitor
is
closed:
•
Press
the
F.FWD
button
during
playback
to
play
the
tape
forward
at
approximately
7
times
normal
speed.
Press
the
PLAY
button
to
return
to
normal
playback.
•
Press
the
REW/REVIEW
button
during
play¬
back
to
play
the
tape
backwards
at
approxi¬
mately
5
times
normal
speed.
Press
the
PLAY
button
to
return
to
normal
playback.
NOTE:
When
you
engage
the
F.FWD
button
or
REW/REVIEW
button
the
picture
will
have
some
interference
or
noise
in
the
viewfinder.
This
is
normal
during
search
mode.
When
the
LCD
monitor
is
open:
(Clear
Search)
You
can
view
pictures
with
less
noise
on
the
LCD
monitor
during
forward
or
reverse
search.
•
Press
the
F.FWD
button
during
playback
to
play
the
tape
forward
at
6
times
normal
play
speed.
Press
the
PLAY
button
to
resume
nor¬
mal
playback.
•
Press
the
REW/REVIEW
button
during
play¬
back
to
play
the
tape
in
reverse
at
4
times
nor¬
mal
speed.
Press
the
PLAY
button
to
resume
normal
playback.
NOTE:
•
If
you
are
using
forward
or
reverse
search
with
the
LCD
monitor
closed,
then
you
will
not
be
able
to
view
pictures
with
less
noise
when
you
open
the
monitor.
•
Several
noise
bars
will
appear
on
the
TV
screen
during
forward
or
reverse
search.
STILL
_
When
the
Start/Stop
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
a
still
picture
can
be
seen.
To
start
again
press
the
Start/Stop
button
and
playback
will
be
resumed.
You
can
view
a
still
picture
with
less
noise
on
the
LCD
monitor.
NOTES:
•
If
the
play
pause
mode
continues
for
more
than
5
minutes,
the
camera/recorder
will
auto¬
matically
enter
the
stop
mode
to
protect
the
tape
from
damage.
•
The
still
picture
will
have
several
noise
bars
in
the
viewfinder
and
on
the
TV,
but
this
does
not
indicate
a
fault.
•
If
you
are
freezing
a
picture
with
the
LCD
moni¬
tor
closed,
then
you
will
not
be
able
to
view
a
still
picture
with
less
noise
when
you
open
the
monitor.
17
CHANGING
THE
ANGLE
OF
THE
LCD
MONITOR
WHEN
RECORDING
You
can
change
the
angle
of
the
LCD
monitor
so
that
the
picture
on
the
LCD
screen
can
be
monitored
from
different
positions.
See
"LCD
MONITOR"
(page
9)
for
the
range
in
which
you
can
change
the
angle
of
the
LCD
monitor.
NOTE:
You
need
the
remote
control
to
operate
the
camera/recorder.
Recording
an
image
of
yourself
while
monitoring
the
LCD
screen
1.
Open
the
LCD
monitor
("LCD
MONITOR",
page
9).
2.
Turn
the
LCD
monitor
so
the
monitor
screen
faces
the
same
direction
as
the
lens.
Press
the
START/STOP
button
on
the
remote
control,
and
the
camcorder
will
begin
recording.
NOTES:
•
Tilt
the
LCD
monitor
in
the
direction
of
the
camera
lens
so
that
its
screen
faces
up
slightly,
and
the
screen
may
be
viewed
easily.
•
When
you
record
an
image
of
yourself,
the
image
displayed
on
the
LCD
monitor
will
be
the
reverse
of
a
mirror
image.
ACTIVE
SCREEN
_
The
camera/recorder
automatically
brightens
the
backlight
of
the
LCD
monitor
when
you
are
recording
a
bright
subject
outdoors,
so
that
the
LCD
screen
is
easy
to
see.
NOTES:
•
When
you
record
a
bright
subject
outdoors,
the
camera/recorder
operating
time
will
be
less
than
when
recording
indoors.
•
Even
if
you
record
outdoors,
the
LCD
monitor
backlight
may
not
brighten,
if
you
are
aiming
at
a
dark
subject.
18
ENGLISH
DATE/TIME
SETTING
The
date
and
time
can
be
recorded
on
your
tapes
to
act
as
a
handy
reference
when
viewing
them
at
a
later
time.
Use
the
following
procedure
to
set
up
this
display
for
the
current
date
and
time.
Make
sure
that
the
current
time
is
displayed
correctly
before
you
start
recording.
NOTE:
Be
sure
to
insert
the
clock
battery
before
setting
the
date
and
time.
Although
the
date
and
time
can
be
set
without
the
clock
battery
inserted,
they
will
disappear
when
the
battery
providing
power
to
the
camera/recorder
is
removed.
'I.
Slide
the
CAM/OFF/VIDEO
switch
to
"CAM".
2.
P
ress
the
DATE/DISP.
button.
"0:00"
and
"1/1/1997"
appears
in
the
viewfinder
or
LCD
monitor
and
"1"
flashes.
3.
P
ress
the
F.FWD
button
to
select
correct
date.
Hold
button
down
to
advance
rapidly.
If
you
go
past
the
date
you
want
to
set,
press
the
REW/REVIEW
button.
When
the
correct
date
appears,
press
the
STOP
button.
4.
P
ress
the
F.FWD
button
to
select
correct
month.
Hold
button
down
to
advance
rapidly.
If
you
go
past
the
month
you
want
to
set,
press
the
REW/REVIEW
button.
When
the
correct
month
appears,
press
the
STOP
button.
5.
Press
the
F.FWD
or
REW/REVIEW
button
to
select
year,
and
then
press
the
STOP
button.
6.
Press
the
F.FWD
or
REW/REVIEW
button
to
select
correct
hour,
and
then
press
the
STOP
button.
7.
Press
the
F.FWD
or
REW/REVIEW
button
to
select
correct
minute.
8.
A
fter
setting
to
the
correct
minute,
press
the
DATE/DISP.
button
to
change
the
display
and
start
the
internal
clock.
it
is
recommended
that
you
press
the
DATE/DISP.
button
to
match
the
time
signal.
NOTE:
After
the
date
and
time
are
set,
"©
AUTO"
appears
and
the
camera/recorder
enters
the
automatic
date
recording
mode.
See
"DATE
RECORDING"
on
page
20.
■
To
correct
date/time
after
starting
the
date/
time
1.
Press
and
hold
the
DATE/DISP.
button,
and
then
press
STOP
button.
The
date
starts
flash¬
ing.
2.
Correct
the
incorrect
digit
by
using
the
F.FWD,
REW/REVIEW
and
STOP
buttons.
■
To
correct
date/time
during
programming
1.
Press
the
STOP
button
repeatedly
until
the
digit
that
is
incorrect
flashes.
2.
Correct
the
incorrect
digit
by
using
the
F.FWD,
REW/REVIEW
and
STOP
buttons.
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