Sharp ViewCam Slim VL-AX1S User manual

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CAMCORDER COM VISOR DE CRISTAL LÍQUIDO
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY CAMCORDER
MANUAL DE OPERAÇÃO
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OPERATION MANUAL
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VL-AX1S-CE3; 01/10/30/18:00
This equipment complies with the requirements of Directives 89/336/
EEC and 73/23/EEC as amended by 93/68/EEC.
Dieses Gerät entspricht den Anforderungen der EG-Richtlinien 89/336/
EWG und 73/23/EWG mit Änderung 93/68/EWG.
Ce matériel répond aux exigences contenues dans les directives 89/336/
CEE et 73/23/CEE modifiées par la directive 93/68/CEE.
Dit apparaat voldoet aan de eisen van de richtlijnen 89/336/EEG en 73/
23/EEG, gewijzigd door 93/68/EEG.
Dette udstyr overholder kravene i direktiv nr. 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC
med tillæg nr. 93/68/EEC.
Quest’ apparecchio è conforme ai requisiti delle direttive 89/336/EEC e
73/23/EEC, come emendata dalla direttiva 93/68/EEC.
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73/23/CEE, na sua versão corrigida pela directiva 93/68/CEE.
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23/EEC så som kompletteras av 93/68/EEC.
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ENGLISH
Before using the camcorder, please read this operation manual carefully,
especially page ix.
ENGLISH
OPERATION MANUAL
WARNING
TO PREVENT SHOCK
HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
This equipment should be used with
the recommended AC adapter/battery
charger or battery pack.
CAUTION
To prevent electric shocks and fire
hazards, do NOT use any other power
source.
CAUTION
To prevent shock, do not open the
cabinet. No user serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to qualified
dealer or service centre.
Important:
Audio-visual material may consist of
copyrighted works which must not be
recorded without the authority of the
owner of the copyright. Please refer to
relevant laws in your country.
Power supply:
This unit can be operated by
connecting it to either the AC adapter/
battery charger or battery pack. The
AC adapter/battery charger
incorporates the AUTO VOLTAGE (AC
110–240 V, 50/60 Hz) function.
NOTE
The LCD panel of this camcorder is a very high technology product with more than
120,000 thin-film transistors*, giving you fine picture detail. Occasionally, a pixel may
appear on the screen as a fixed point of blue, green, red, or black. Please note that
this does not affect the performance of your camcorder.
Trademarks
• Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.
• Adobe Acrobat Reader is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
• DPOF is a trademark of CANON INC., Eastman Kodak Company, Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. and
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
• All other brand or product names are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective
holders.
*Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Please consult this operation manual
further for details on these and other
functions of your camcorder.
Quick Operation Guide
Attaching the Battery
Pack
1Make sure that the POWER switch is set
to OFF.
2Pull out the viewfinder completely (1),
then lift it up (2).
3Align the =mark on the side of the
battery pack with the =mark on the
camcorder (1). Press the battery pack
and slide it down completely until it locks
into place (2).
Charging the Battery
Pack
1Connect the supplied power cord to the
AC power socket on the AC adapter/
battery charger, and insert the AC plug
into a power outlet.
• The POWER indicator lights up.
2Align the smark on the battery pack
with the amark on the charger (1) and
guide the battery into the groove.
Pressing the battery (2), slide it in the
direction of the arrow (3) until it locks
into place.
• The CHARGE indicator lights up.
• The CHARGE indicator turns off when
the battery is fully charged.
3Slide the battery pack in the direction of
the arrow (1), and remove it (2). Then
remove the AC plug of the power cord
from the power outlet.
60˚
To power
outletPOWER indicator
AC power socket
CHARGE indicator

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SAVE
REC
SAVE
REC
mark
Inserting a Card
1Make sure that the POWER switch is set
to OFF.
2Press the LCD monitor PUSH OPEN
release and open the LCD monitor.
3Slide the card slot cover and open it in
the direction of the arrow.
4Insert a card into the slot as shown
below, and push it in as far as it will go.
5Close the card slot cover in the direction
of the arrow.
Note:
•You can use an SD Memory Card (supplied)
and a MultiMediaCard (commercially avail-
able) for storing still images with this
camcorder, not a SmartMediaEcard or
Memory StickEmedia. In this operation
manual, “card” refers to the SD Memory Card
or the MultiMediaCard.
Inserting a Cassette
1Attach the power source to the
camcorder.
2Slide the cassette compartment door
release (1) and open the cassette
compartment door completely (2).
3Insert a commercially available cassette
fully with the window facing upwards,
and with the erasure protect tab facing
outwards.
4Press the Wmark gently until the
cassette holder clicks into place.
5Wait for the cassette holder to fully
retract. Close the compartment door by
pressing the centre until it clicks into
place.
Cassette
compartment
door release
Erasure
protect tab
Card slot cover
Clipped corner
Label
LCD monitor PUSH
OPEN release

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Using the Viewfinder
1Pull out the viewfinder completely.
2Raise the viewfinder to aim the
camcorder better depending on your
position.
60˚
Using the LCD Monitor
1Press the LCD monitor PUSH OPEN
release, and open the LCD monitor to a
90°angle to a camcorder body.
2Adjust the LCD monitor to an angle that
allows easy viewing of the on-screen
picture.
90˚
180
90
Quick Operation Guide

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Zooming
Push the Power Zoom control to T (1) (tele-
photo) or W (2) (wide angle) side.
Tape Playback
1Set the Media Selection
switch to TAPE.
2Hold down the Lock button
and set the POWER
switch to VCR.
3Press e(or r) on the Operation
button to rewind (or fast forward) the
tape to the desired point.
4Press yto begin playback.
To stop playback
Press d.
Easy Camera Recording
on Tape
1Insert a cassette into the camcorder.
2Set the Media Selection
switch to TAPE.
3Hold down the Lock button and set the
POWER switch to CAMERA.
• The picture from the lens now displays.
4Adjust the Power Zoom control to frame
the subject as you desire.
5Press the REC START/STOP button to
begin recording.
To pause recording
Press the REC START/STOP button again.
AUTO
REC
Volume Control
Push the Volume control to the Lor +side to
increase (1) or decrease (2) the volume.
POWER switch
Media Selection switch
REC START/
STOP button
Power Zoom control/
Volume control
STILL button
Lock button
Lock button
REC START/
STOP button
Auto mode indicator

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Card Recording
1Insert a card into the camcorder.
2Set the Media Selection
switch to CARD.
3Hold down the Lock button and set the
POWER switch to CAMERA.
• The picture from the lens now displays.
4Adjust the Power Zoom control to frame
the subject as you desire.
5Press the STILL button halfway down to
focus on the subject.
• The camcorder automatically focuses on
the subject. When it is set, you will hear
a sound and see Tmark, then the
camcorder locks the focus.
6Press the STILL button fully to begin
recording.
• The Sindicator flashes red while data
is being recorded on the card, and
returns to white when recording
completes.
Card Playback
1Set the Media Selection
switch to CARD.
2Hold down the Lock button and set the
POWER switch to VCR.
• The images recorded on the card
displays in a thumbnail format.
3Press qor wto move the selection
frame to the desired image.
• You can also turn the CONTROL dial to
move the selection frame.
4Press the MULTI button.
• The selected image displays in full-
screen.
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AUTO
CARD
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NORMAL
PLAYBACK
Quick Operation Guide
Number of shots taken/remaining
Lock button
Image file name
Page number/total thumbnail pages
Lock button

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DV Technology
Digital video (DV) is a revolutionary technology
that enables recording and playback of high
quality images with the use of special digital
features previously unavailable with conven-
tional analog formats.
DV and conventional video cassette
tapes
There are two kinds of DV-format video
cassette tapes: the Mini DV cassette and the
larger DV cassette used for extended playback
and recording. This camcorder only operates
with Mini DV cassettes. DV cassettes cannot
be used. Be sure to use Mini DV cassettes with
the imark.
This product incorporates copyright
protection technology that is protected by
method claims of certain U.S. patents and
other intellectual property rights owned by
Macrovision Corporation and other rights
owners. Use of this copyright protection
technology must be authorized by
Macrovision Corporation, and is intended
for home and other limited viewing uses
only unless otherwise authorized by
Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineer-
ing or disassembly is prohibited.
Mini DV cassette DV cassette
8 mm cassette VHS cassette Beta cassette
Note:
• This camcorder reproduces the highest picture
quality when used with an ME tape. It is
recommended you use an ME tape for high-
quality recording and playback.
8 mm, VHS, and Beta cassettes cannot be
used for playback or recording with this
camcorder.
SD Memory Card and
MultiMediaCard
SD Memory card and MultiMediaCard are
compact recording media just 32 mm long and
24 mm wide which support the needs of the
digital network society where music, images,
games and various other provider services are
offered.
• You can use an SD Memory Card (supplied)
and a MultiMediaCard (commercially
available) for storing still images with this
camcorder, not a SmartMedia\card or
Memory Stick\media.
• An SD Memory Card is superior to a
MultiMediaCard in terms of copyright
protection functions and high speed transfer.
• The SD Memory Card is compatible with
MultiMediaCard, and data stored on
MultiMediaCard can be used with the SD
Memory Card.
Note:
• This camcorder is verified to work with the
following card types and capacities.
CSD Memory Card: 128 MB or less
CMultiMediaCard: 64 MB or less
Memory Stick\media
SD Memory Card MultiMediaCard
SmartMedia\card
About Your Camcorder

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Supplied Accessories
Battery pack
BT-L221
AC adapter/
battery charger Power cord DC cable
Remote control
CR2025 type
lithium batteryK2Audio/video cable
Shoulder strap Lens cap Lens hood
PixLab Video Capture
Software (Lite Version)
8 MB SD Memory Card
PC connecting cable
Zoom microphone
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Optional Accessories
Note:
• When using the *IR & Flash light VR-3VIF with this camcorder, it can only be used as a flash.
Standard-life
battery pack
BT-L221
Extended-life
battery pack
BT-L441
Standard-life intelligent
battery pack
BT-LS222
Extended-life intelligent
battery pack
BT-LS442A
*IR & Flash light
VR-3VIF

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Precautions
•When the camcorder is not in use, remem-
ber to remove the cassette tape, turn off
the power, and disconnect the camcorder
from the power source.
•Do not aim the lens at the sun.
Do not allow direct sunlight to strike the
camcorder lens, the viewfinder eyepiece or
the LCD monitor screen, whether or not re-
cording is in progress, as it may damage the
CCD sensor or LCD screen surface. Be par-
ticularly careful when recording outside.
• When shooting in dark places, avoid sudden
brightly lit objects or light sources, such as
the sun. Otherwise, the image may white out.
Should this happen, point the lens in a differ-
ent direction until the picture returns to nor-
mal.
•Avoid magnetic sources.
Using the camcorder near
strong fluorescent lights, mo-
tors, televisions, or other mag-
netic sources may adversely
affect recorded images.
•Using the camcorder near a broadcasting
station or other powerful transmission
source may cause buzzing or picture dete-
rioration.
•Avoid shocks and dropping.
Do not drop or otherwise sub-
ject the camcorder to hard
shocks or strong vibrations.
Bumping or striking the unit
during recording will generate
noise in the recorded image.
•Avoid placing the
camcorder in close
proximity to lighting
equipment.
The heat from incan-
descent lights may de-
form the camcorder, or
cause it to malfunction.
•Always respect prohibitions or restrictions
on the use of electronic equipment on
commercial flights or in other sensitive ar-
eas.
•Be aware of the temperature and humidity.
You can use your camcorder at 0°C to
L40°C, and at 30% to 80% relative humidity.
Do not store the unit in
an unventilated car in
the summer, in direct
sunlight, or near strong
heat sources; this can
result in severe damage
to the unit casing and
circuitry.
•Avoid situations where water, sand, dust or
other foreign matter could get on or inside
the camcorder, and do not use or leave
your camcorder in areas with excessive
smoke, steam or moisture.
Such environments can
cause malfunctions or
cause mildew to form
on the lenses. Be sure
to keep the unit in a
well-ventilated location.
•Some small, portable tri-
pods may be difficult to at-
tach and may not be sturdy
enough to support your
camcorder. Be sure to use
only a strong, stable tripod.
•When using your camcorder
in a cold environment, the LCD monitor
screen often appears less bright immedi-
ately after the power is turned on. This is
not a malfunction. To prevent the
camcorder from becoming too cold, wrap it
in a thick cloth (a blanket, etc.).

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Dew Formation
•What is “dew formation”?
When cold water is poured into a glass, dew
drops form on the glass. This clinging of
water drops is called dew formation.
•When dew forms in your camcorder
Dew will gradually form on the head drum of
your camcorder and make the video tape
stick to the head. This causes damage both
to the head and the tape. When dew forms,
recording and playback may not function
properly.
Dew is likely to form in the following circum-
stances:
—When moving the camcorder from a cold
place to a warm place.
—When placing the camcorder in a cold
room which is then heated rapidly.
—When moving the camcorder outdoors from
an air-conditioned room or car.
—When placing the
camcorder in the direct
path of air blowing from
an air conditioner.
—When placing the
camcorder in a humid
room.
•“Dew” warning feature
If dew forms, the word “DEW” flashes on the
screen, and the power will automatically turn
off in approximately 10 seconds.
1If “DEW” flashes, remove the cassette, leave
the cassette compartment open, and wait for
a few hours to allow the camcorder to
acclimatise to the surrounding temperature.
2To use the camcorder again, turn on the
power after waiting for a few hours. Be sure
that “DEW” has disappeared.
3Do not insert a cassette while “DEW” is
flashing; this may result in damage to the
tape.
4Since dew forms gradually, it may take 10 to
15 minutes before the dew warning feature
engages.
•How to prevent trouble
When using the camcorder in a place where
dew is likely to form, allow the camcorder and
the video tape to acclimatise to the surround-
ings for about one hour.
For example, when bringing the camcorder
indoors after skiing, place it in a plastic bag.
1Be sure to tightly seal the plastic bag
containing the camcorder.
2Remove the bag when the air temperature
inside it reaches the temperature of the room.
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Precautions
Dirty Video Heads
When the video heads have become clogged
with dirt (dust and tape coating particles),
• mosaic-like noise appears on the playback
picture. (see above illustration)
• playback pictures do not move.
• during playback, the whole screen becomes
blue.
Using a Cleaning Tape (Commercially
Available)
Available mode: TAPE-VCR
You can clean the video head with a commer-
cially available cleaning tape.
Notes:
•Excessive use of the cleaning tape may cause
damage to the video heads. Please read the
instructions accompanying the cleaning tape
carefully before using it.
• The fast forward and rewind functions cannot be
used when the cleaning tape is in the
camcorder.
• If the video heads again become clogged with
dirt soon after cleaning, this might be caused by
a damaged tape. In this case, stop using that
cassette immediately.
1Insert a cleaning tape into the
camcorder.
2Set the camcorder to TAPE-VCR mode.
• The video head cleaning screen
appears.
3Turn the CONTROL dial to select
“START”, then push the dial to begin
video head cleaning.
• “NOW CLEANING” flashes during
cleaning.
• After about 20 seconds, video head
cleaning automatically finishes, and
“EJECT THE CASSETTE.” displays.
4Remove the cleaning tape.
CLEANING
STOP
START
CLEANINGNOW
Causes of video head clogging
• Environments with high-temperature and high-
humidity
• A lot of dust in the air
• Damaged tape
• Worn tape
• Long-time use
• Dew formation
If the video heads become clogged, the
vindicator appears on the screen. Contact
the nearest SHARP service centre or your
dealer for further advice.
To cancel cleaning, press the CONTROL dial.
Mosaic noiseStriped noise

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Part Names ............................................................... 1
Quick Reference List ................................................. 4
On-screen Display Index .......................................... 5
Warning Indicators .................................................... 7
Contents
Operation References
Preparation
Basic Operations
Useful Features
Charging the Battery Pack ........................................ 9
Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack ............. 10
Powering the Camcorder from an AC Outlet ...........11
Inserting and Removing a Cassette ........................12
Inserting and Removing a Card .............................. 13
Installing the Lithium Batteries .................................14
Selecting the Language for the On-screen
Display ...................................................................15
Setting the Area, Date and Time .............................. 16
Using the Lens Cap ................................................ 17
Adjusting the Hand Strap ....................................... 18
Attaching the Shoulder Strap .................................. 18
Using the Lens Hood ...............................................18
Using the Viewfinder ............................................... 19
Using the LCD Monitor ........................................... 20
Tips on Recording Positions ................................... 21
Camera Recording
Selecting the Camcorder Mode .............................. 22
Easy Camera Recording on Tape
in Full Auto Mode ................................................... 23
Zooming ...................................................................24
Auto Focus ...............................................................24
Macro Shots ............................................................ 24
Remaining Recording Time Display ........................25
Remaining Battery Power Display .......................... 25
Playback
Tape Playback ........................................................ 26
Volume Control ........................................................ 26
Video Search ............................................................27
Still .......................................................................... 27
Using Earphones (Commercially Available) ............28
Watching Playback on a TV .....................................28
Using the Menu Screens ..........................................30
Camera Recording
Setting the Digital Zoom ..........................................31
Using the Zoom Microphone .................................. 32
Windbreak ................................................................33
Dialog Recording .................................................... 33
Gamma Brightness Compensation ......................... 34
Gain-up ....................................................................35
Appendix
Preparation Useful Features
Operation References Basic Operations Advanced Features Digital Still Camera
Features

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Useful Features Quick Return ............................................................ 36
Edit Search ............................................................... 36
Fade In and Fade Out .............................................. 37
Still Recording ......................................................... 38
Self Recording ........................................................ 40
Digital Picture Effects ...............................................41
Recording in LP (Long Play Recording) Mode ........ 42
Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording Mode ............43
Digital Image Stabilization (DIS) ..............................43
Wide Screen (16:9) .................................................. 44
Turning on/off the On-screen Indicators ................. 44
Playback
Using the Remote Control ....................................... 45
Tape Playback Functions
with the Remote Control ....................................... 46
Playback Zoom ........................................................ 47
Displaying the Date and Time of Recording ............48
Gamma Playback ................................................... 49
Multiple Strobe Playback ........................................ 50
Copying an Image from Tape to Card ..................... 51
Picture Effect Playback ........................................... 52
Advanced Features Camera Recording
Setting the Camcorder to Full Auto Mode ................ 53
Manual Focus ......................................................... 54
Adjusting White Balance ..........................................56
Manual Exposure .................................................... 57
Manual Gain ............................................................ 58
Setting the Shutter Speed ....................................... 59
Scene Menu (Program AE) ......................................61
Playback
Using the Time Code ...............................................63
Editing ..................................................................... 64
Editing with the DV Terminal (IEEE1394) .................65
Audio Dubbing Feature ........................................... 66
Selecting the Audio Playback Mode ........................ 68
Configuring Software for PC Connection ................. 69
Contents

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Appendix
Preparation Useful Features
Operation References Basic Operations Advanced Features Digital Still Camera
Features
Digital Still Camera
Features
Camera Recording
Selecting the Picture Quality and Image Size ......... 71
Card Recording .......................................................73
Recording with the Self-Timer ..................................74
Using the Flash Light (Optional Accessory) ............75
Formatting a Card ................................................... 76
Playback
Card Playback ........................................................ 77
Delete Protection...................................................... 78
Deleting Stored Images ...........................................79
Slide Show Playback ...............................................81
Slide Show Effects ...................................................82
Copying an Image from Card to Tape ..................... 83
Print Order ................................................................84
Using the Shortcut Menu ........................................ 86
Transferring Data on Card to Computer ................. 87
Picture/Backlight Adjustments .................................88
World Clock ............................................................. 89
Selecting Summer Time ........................................... 91
Setting the Confirmation Sounds ............................. 91
Setting the Camcorder to Factory Presettings ........ 92
Useful Information ................................................... 93
Demonstration Mode ............................................... 99
Before Requesting Service ................................... 100
Specifications ....................................................... 102
Appendix

Operation References
Operation References
1
Operation References
Part Names
For details on the use of each part, refer to the page number indicated in brackets.
Front view
Accessory shoe [pp. 32, 75]
Stereo microphone
Zoom lens
Manual Focus ring
[p. 54]
STILL button [pp. 39, 73]
RETURN button [p. 36]
FADE button [p. 37]
GAMMA/
BRIGHTER button
[pp. 34, 35]
FOCUS switch
[p. 54]Manual Selection
switch [pp. 53–62]
Remote sensor
[p. 45]
CONTROL dial [p. 30]
MENU button [p. 30]
Earphones jack [p. 28]

Operation References
2
Left view
Operation button
[p. 26]
Power source UNLOCK
release [p. 10]
LCD monitor [p. 20]
LCD monitor
PUSH OPEN
release
[p. 20]
MULTI button
[p. 77]Advance/reverse buttons [p. 77]
Viewfinder [p. 19]
Dioptre adjustment dial [p. 19]
Viewfinder eyepiece release
[p. 98]
Power source
mounting surface
[pp. 10, 11]
RECord
START/STOP
button [p. 23]
Shoulder strap
loop [p. 18]
DISP. ON/OFF button [p. 44]
DIS button [p. 43]
Lithium battery compartment
door [p. 14]
Card slot cover [p. 13]
Card slot [p. 13]
Tripod socket

Operation References
Operation References
3
Right view
To open the jack cover
STILL button
[pp. 39, 73]
Power Zoom Wide angle/
Telephoto control [p. 24]/
VOLume control [p. 26]
Speaker
Media Selection
switch (TAPE/
CARD selection
switch) [p. 22]
Hand strap [p. 18]
DV terminal [p. 65]
PC connection
jack [p. 69]
Jack cover
AV jack
[p. 64]
S-VIDEO socket
[p. 64]
Cassette compartment
door release [p. 12]
Cassette compartment
door [p. 12]
Cassette holder [p. 12]
Wmark [p. 12]
Jack cover
POWER switch
(CAMERA/VCR
select switch) [p. 22]