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CCO-TR36/TR73/TR76/TR83/TR93/TR100/
TR560/TR600/TR670/TR670PK/TR880
SERVICEMANUAL
CCD-TR93
RMT-7138
US Model
CCD- TR36/TR 73/TR 76/TR83/TR93/TR I O0/TR600
Canadian Model
CCD- TR76/-I-R93FFR600
E Model
CCD- TR560/-I-R670/TR670PK/TR880
Hong Kong Model
CCD- TR670/TR880
Tourist Model
CCD- TR880
H6ndycam
IA MECHANISMI
•CCD-TR670PK is model that carrying case are
added in CCD-TR670.
•CCD-TR670PK are different from CCD-TR670
only in the accessories and packing materials. SPECIFICATIONS
For MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS, refer to the
"8 mm Video MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT
MANUAL IV" (9-973-199-11).
System
Video recording system
Two rotary heads,Helical
scanning FM system
Audio recording system
Rotary heads, FM system
Video signal
NTSC color, EIA standards
Usable cassette
8 mm video format cassette
(standard8ram)
(CCD-TR36/rR 73,rI'R76/
TR83/I'R93/rR560/TR670)
(Hi8 or standard 8 ram)
(CCD-TR 100/TR600/'['R880)
Tape speed
SP mode: Approx.
19/32 inches (I .43 cm)/second
LP mode: Approx.
5/16 inches (0.72 cm)/second
(playback only)
Recording time
SP mode: 2 hours (E6/P6-120)
Playback time
SP mode: 2hours (E6/P6-120)
LP mode: 4 hours (E6/P6-120)
Fastforward/rewind time
Approx, 6 rain. 30 sec.
(E6/P6-120)
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CROFILMJ
Image device
CCD (Charge Coupled Device)
Vlewflnder
See the tablenextpage.
Lena
See the table nextpage.
Focal distance
See thetablenextpage.
Color tamperature
Auto
Minimum Illumination
See the table nextpage.
Illumination range
See the table next page
Recommended illumination
More than 100 lux
Input and Output connector
S video Input/output
(CCD-TR Ioo/rR600/rR880)
4-pin mini DIN
Luminance signal:
1Vp-p. 75 £'2,unbalanced, sync
negative
Chrominance signal:
0.286 Vp-p, 75 f2, unbalanced
Video Input */output
Phonojack, lVp-p, 75 _,
unbalanced, syncnegative
Audio Input */output
Phonojacks (2: stereoLandR)
Input: 327 mV, input impedance
more than47 kQ
Output:327 iV, (acoutput
impedance47 kQ )
impedancelessthan2,2 kf2
• : CCD-TR 100/rR60OfrR880 only
RFU DC OUT
Special minijack, DC 5V
Headphones jack
Stereo minijack
LANC control Jack
Stereo mini-mini jack
(_ 2.5mm)
MIC jack
Stereo minijack, 0.388 mV low
impedance with 2.5 to 3.0V DC,
outputimpedance6.8 k_ (_ 3.5
ram)
Storagetemperature
--4_ to+I40°F
(-20 "Cto +60°C)
Dimensions
Seethe table nextpage.
Mass
Seethe table nextpage.
Microphone
Electret condenser microphone,
stereo type
General
Power requirements
On battery mounting surface
6.0V (battery pack)
7.5V (AC power adaptor)
Average power consumption
See the table next page.
Installation
Vertically, horizontally
Operating temperature
32 oF to 1040F (0"C to 40°C )-- Continuedon next page--
VIDEOCAMERARECORDER
CCD-TR36/TR73/TR76/-FR83/TR93/TR560/TR670/TR670PK
l-li 1_ VIDEOCAMERARECORDER
._CCD-TR100/TR600/TR880
SONY,
The instructions in this manual are for the five models listed below. Before you start reading
this manual and operating the unit, check your model number by looking at the bottom of
your camcorder. The CCD-TR93 is the model used for illustration purposes. Otherwise, the
model name is indicated in the illustrations. Any differences in operation are clearly indicated
in the text, for example, "CCD-TR36 only."
As you read through this manual, buttons and settings on the camcorder are shown in capital letters.
e.g. Set the POWER switch to CAMERA.
Types of differences
4
7modes
•CCD-TR36/TR73 are the U. S. A. models.
TV color systems di_er from country to country. To view your recordings on a TV, you need an NTSC
system-based TV. When you want to use a PAL-M system-based TV, you will need an NTSC/PAL-M
transcoder (as this is an NTSC system based camcorder). Please check the list on
page 39 to find out the TV color system used in your country.
Television programs, films, video tapes, and other materials may be copyrighted. Unauthorized
recording of such materials may be contrary to the provision of the copyright laws.
• Do not let sand get into the camcorder. When you use the camcorder on a sandy beach or
dusty place, protect It from the sand or dust. Sand or dust may cause the unit to malfunction
and sometimes the malfunction cannot be repaired [a].
• Do not let the camcorder get wet. Keep the camcorder away from rain and sea water. Letting
the camcorder get wet may cause the unit to malfunction and sometimes the malfunction
cannot be repaired [b].
•Never leave the camcorder exposed to temperatures above 140 oF(60 oC), such as in a car
parked in the sun or under direct sunlight [€].
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Check that the following accessories are supplied with your camcorder.
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[]
[]
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[]
[] Wireless Remote Commander (1) (p. 48)
[] NP-S5 Battery pack (1) (p. 6)
[] AC-V25A/VRSB/V25C AC power adaptor (1) (p. 6, 18)
[] CR2025 Lithium Battery (1) (p. 31)
(The lithium battery is already instalied in your camcorder.)
[] Size AA (R6) battery for Remote Commander (2) (p. 48)
[] Shoulder strap (1) (p. 47)
[] A/V connecting cable (1) (p. 15)
[] Tripod adaptor (1) (p. 13)
[] Shading cover (CCD-TR73_'R76/TR93 only) (1)
Contents of the recording cannot be compensated if recording or playback is not made due to a
malfunction of the camcorder, video tape, etc.
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Before using your eamcorder, you first need to charge and install the battery pack. To charge the
battery pack, use the supplied AC power adaptor.
Charge the battery pack on a flat surface without vibration.
(I) Connect the power cord to a wall outlet.
(2) ALign the right side of the battery pack with the Lineon the AC power adaptor, then sLide the
battery pack in the direction of the arrow.
O) Set the selector to CHARGE° The CHARGE lamp (orange) Lights up. Charging begins.
When charging is completed, the CHARGE lamp goes out. Set the selector to the center position and
unplug the unit from the wall outlet. Then remove the battery pack and install it on the camcorder.
To stop charging, set the selector to the center position.
12 3
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Charging Time
• Approximate minutes to charge an empty battery pack using the supplied AC power adaptor.
(Lower temperatures require a longer charging time.)
Battery Life
CCD-TP.36
CCI)-TR73/TR76
CCD-TR83
CCD-TR93
** Approximate minutes when recording while you repeat recording start /stop or zooming and
turning the power on/o_. The actual battery life may be shorter.
***Approximate continuous recording time indoors.
Importantl
Use the battery completely before re-chargingl
Before you recharge the battery pack, make sure the battery has been used up (discharged)
completely. Repeated charging while some capacity remains causes a lowering of battery
capacity. However, the original battery capacity can be recovered if you use the battery
completely and charge it fully again.
To use up the battery, remove the cassette and turn the POWER switch to CAMERA with
the battery pack attached, and leave the camcorder until the cV indicator flashes and the red
lamp flashes rapidly in the viewfinder.
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8
Removing the Battery Pack
Slidethebattery pack in the directionofthe arrow.
Notes on charging the battery park
• The POWER lamp will remain lit for a while even if the battery pack is removed and the power cord
is unplugged after charging the battery pack. This is normal.
• If the POWER lamp does not light, set the selector to the center position and disconnect the power
cord. After about one minute, reconnect the power cord and set the selector to CHARGE again.
• You cannot operate the camcorder using the AC power adaptor while charging the battery pack.
(1) Lift up the viewfinder.
(2) Align the right side of the battery pack with the white line on the camcorder, and slide the battery
pack to the right.
1 2
Removing the Battery Pack
(1) Lift up the viewfinder.
(2) While pressing BATF, slide the battery pack to the left.
1 2
Make sure that the power source is installed.
(I) While sliding the release knob in the direction of the arrow, lift up the lid.
(2) Press EJECT. The cassette compartment automatically lifts up and opens.
(3) Insert a cassette with the window facing out.
(4) Close the cassette compartment by pressing the "PUSH" mark on the cassette compartment. The
cassette compartment automatically goes down.
(S) Close the lid.
12 3
4S
To Eject the Cassette
While sliding the release knobin the direction of the arrow, lift upthe lid of the cassette holder and
pressEJECT.
To Prevent Accidental Erasure
Slide the tab on the cassette to expose the red mark. If you try to record with the red mark exposed,
the I_1 and A iiidicators flash in the viewfinder, and you cannot record.
To re-record on this tape, slide the tab back out covering the red mark.
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Make sure that the power source is installed and a cassette is inserted. The date is automatically
recorded for 10 seconds after you start recording (AUTO DATE feature). This feature works only once a
day.
Before you record one-time events, you may want to make a trial recording to make sure that the
carncorder is working correctly.
(1) While pressing the small green button on the POWER switch, turn it to CAMERA.
(2) Turn STANDBY up.
(3) Press START/STOP, The camcorder starts recording. The "REC" indicator appears and the red
lamp lights up in the viewfinder. The camera recording/battery lamp also lights up.
_rBY
0:00:00
Ill
AUTO DATE
To Stop Recording Momentarily [a]
PressSTART/STOP again. The "STBY"indicator appears in theviewfinder (Standby mode).
To Finish Recording [b]
Press START/STOP again. Turn STANDBY down and turn the POWER switch to OFF. Then, eject the
cassette (p. 9).
[a]
To Focus the Viewfinder Lens
If you cannot see the indicators in the viewfinder clearly, or after someone else has used the camcorder,
focus the viewfinder lens.
When using a monochrome viewfinder, turn the viewfinder lens adiustment rinl_ so that the indicators
in the viewfinder come into sharp focus [a]. When using a color viewfinder, move the viewfinder lens
adjustment lever so that the indicators in the viewfinder come into sharp focus [b].
[a] [b]
ST_
Note on Standby mode
If you leave the camcorder in Standby mode for 5 minutes while the cassette is inserted, the camcorder
turns off automatically. This prevents wearing down the battery and weanng out the tape. To resume
Standby mode, turn STANDBY down once and turn it up again. To start recording, press
START/STOP.
Note on recording
When you record from the beginning of a tape, run the tape for about 15 seconds before starting the
actualrecording.Thiswillensurethatyou won't missany start-upsceneswhen you playback thetape.
You can recordtapesinSP (standardplay)mode only.
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Note on the tape counter
The tape counter indicates the recording or playback time. Use it as aguide. There will be a time lag of
several seconds from the actual time. To set the counter to zero, press COUNTER RESET.
Note on beep sound
As indicated with _ in the illustrations, abeep sounds when you turn the power on or when you start
recording and two beeps sound when you stop recording, confirming the operation. Several beeps also
sound as a warning of any unusual condition of the camcorder (p. 51).
Note that the beep sound is not recorded on the tape. If you do not want to hear the beep sound, select
"OFF" in the menu system.
Note on the AUTO DATE feature
The clockissettotheEastCoastStandardTime atthefactory,but you can resettheclockinthemenu
system (p.32).You canchange theAUTO DATE settingsby selectingON orOFF inthemenu system.
The AUTO DATE featureworks once aday.However, thedatemay automaticallyappear more than
once a day when:
• you reset the date and time.
• you eject and insert the tape again.
• you stop recording within 10 seconds.
•you set AUTO DATE to OFF once and set to ON again in the menu system.
When moving from indoors to outdoors (or vice versa)
Turn STANDBY up and point the camcorder at a white object for about 15 seconds so that the white
balance is properly adjusted.
10 11
Zooming is a recording technique that lets you change the size of the subject in the scene.
For more professional-looking recordings, use the zoom function sparingly.
"T" side: for telephoto (subject appears closer)
"W" side: for wide-angle (subject appears farther away)
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Zooming Speed (Dual speed zooming)
Press the power zoom button firmlyfor a high-speed zoom, press it softly for a relatively slow zoom.
When you shoot a Subject using a telephoto zoom
If you cannot get a sharp focuswhile in extreme telephoto zoom, press the "'W'" side of the power
zoom button until the focus is sharp. You can shoot a subject that is at least about 3 1/4 feet (100 cm)
away from the lens surface in the telephoto position, or about 1/2 inches (! cm) in the wide-angle
position.
Notes on Digital Zoom (CCD-TR83/TIR93 only)
•More than 12x zoom is performed digitally, and the picture quality deteriorates asyou go toward the
T side. If you do not want to use the digital zoom, set the D ZOOM function to OFF in the menu
system (p. 29).
•The horizontal bar in the power zoom indicator separates the digital zooming zone (above the bar [a])
and the optical zooming zone (under the bar [b]). If you set the D ZOOM function to OFF, the part
above the bar disappears.
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For hand-held shots, you'll get better results by holding the camcorder according to the following
suggestions:
[a) _]
•Hold the camcorder firmly and secure it with the grip strap so that you can easily manipulate the
controls with your thumb [a].
• Place your right elbow against your side.
•Place your left hand under the camcorder to support it.
•Place your eye firmly against the viewfinder eyecup.
•Use the viewfinder frame as a guide to determine the horizontal plane.
• You can also record in a low position to get an interesting recording angle. Lift the viewfinder up for
recording from a low position [b].
Place the camcorcler on • flat surface or use a tripod
Try placing the camcorder on a table top or any other fiat surface of suitable height. If you have a
tripod for a still camera, you can also use it with the camcorder (p. 46).
If the camcorder is difficult to balance on a tripod, use the supplied tripod adaptor. Attach the tripod
adaptor to the camcorder by turning the screw [€]. The adaptor has a screw hole for a tripod. Do not
leave the tripod adaptor on the camcorder if the camcorder is not mounted on a tripod.
When attaching a non-Sony tripod, make sure that the length of the tripod screw is less than
9/32 inches (6.5 ram). Otherwise, the screw may damage the inner parts of the camcorder.
Cautions on the vlewfinder
•Do not pick up the camcorder by the viewfinder [d].
•Do not place the camcorder so as to point the viewfinder toward the sun. The inside of the viewfinder
may be deformed. Be careful when plating the camcorder under sunlight or by the window [el.
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Using EDITSEARCH, you can review the last recorded scene or check the recorded picture in the
viewfinder.
(I) While pressing the small green button on the POWER switch, turn it to CAMERA.
{2) Turn STANDBY up.
(3) Press the - (_)) side of EDITSEARCH momentarily; the last few seconds of the recorded portion
plays back (Re(Review).
Hold down the- side of EDITSEARCH until the camcorder goes back to the scene you want. The
last r_:orded portion is played back. To go forward, hold down the + side (Edit Search).
1
To Stop playback
Release EDITSEARCH.
To Begin Re-recording
Press START ISTOP. Re-recording begins from the point you released ED[TSEARCH. provided you do
not eject the tape, the transition between the last scene you recorded and the next scene you record will
be smooth.
To Monitor the Sound While Viewing the Playback Picture In the Viewfinder
Connect headphones (not supplied) to the _ jack. Play back the tape in PLAYER mode (p. 16).
You can use this camcorder as a VCR by connecting it directly to your TV for playback. There are some
ways to connect the camcorder to your TV. When monitoring the playback picture by connecting the
camcorder to your TV, we recommend you to use house current for the power source (p. 18).
To Connect to aTV with Video/Audio Input Jacks
Connect the camcorder to the inputs on the TV by using the supplied A/V connecting cable. Set the
TV/VCR selector on the TV to VCR.
VIDEO IN
:Signal flow
If aVCR is already connected to your TV
Connect the camcorder to the LINE IN inputs on the VCR by using the supplied A/V connecting cable.
Set the input selector on the VCR to LINE. Set the TV/VCR selector on the TV to VCR.
VIDEO IN
IN
: Signal flow
if your I"Vor VCR is a monaural type
Connect only the white plug for audio on both the camcorder and the TV or the VCR. With this
connection, the sound is monaural.
To connect a TV or a VTR without Video/Audio input jacks
Use the RFU-95UC RFU adaptor (not supplied).
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14 15
You can monitor the playback picture in the viewfinder. You can also monitor the picture on a TV
screen, after connecting the camcorder to a "IVor VCR (p. 15). You can use the supplied Remote
Commander to control playback.
(1) While pressing the small green button on the POWER switch, turn it to PLAYER. The tape
transport buttons light up.
(2) Insert the recorded tape with the window faring out.
(3) Press I::>-.Playback starts.
1
3 PLAY
2
I3STOP REW_--PLAY--_)FF PAUSE
To stop playback, press O.
To rewind the tape, press 4t.4.
To advance the tape rapidly, press I_.
Various Playback Modes
To view a still picture (Playback pause)
Press II durin 8 playback. To resume playback, press II or I::>.
To locate ascene (Picture search)
Keep pressing << or 1.4,.during playback. To resume normal playback,release the button.
To monitor the high-speed picture while advancing the tape or rewinding (Skip scan)
Keep pressing <I<I while rewinding or b._ while advancing the tape. To resume normal playback,
press I:::>.
To view the picture In • sequence of stop-motion images
Press EDITSEARCH in playback pause mode. If you keep pressing EDITSEARCH, you can view the
picture play back in the forward (+) or reverse (-) direction.
To view the picture at 1/5 speed (Slow playback) (only with the Remote Commander)
Press I1,,-on the Remote Commander during playback. To resume normal playback, press I_. If slow
playback lasts for about I minute, it shifts to normal speed automatically.
Notes on playback
•Streaks appear and the sound is muted in the various playback modes.
• When playback pause mode lasts for 5 minutes, the camcorder automatically enters stop mode.
To display the viewfinder screen indicators on the TV
Press DISPLAY on the Remote Commander. To erase the indicators, press DISPLAY again.
To select the playback sound
Change the "HiFi SND" mode setting in the menu system (p. 29).
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You can choose any of the following power sources for your camcorder, battery pack (p. 6), house
current, and 12/24 V car battery. Choose the appropriate power source depending on where you want
to use your camcorder.
(supplied), AC-S10, AC-V55
NP-C65, NP-60D
12 V or 24 V car battery DC pack DCP-77
Note on power sources
DL_:onnecting the power source or removing the battery pack during recording or playback may
damage the inserted tape. If this happens, restore the power supply again immediately.
To use the supplied AC power adaptor.
(1) Lift up the viewfinder.
(2) Connect the AC power cord to a wall outlet. Connect the bottom of the AC power adaptor to the
battery mounting surface of the camcorder.
(3) Set the selector to VTR (DC OUT).
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WARNING
The power cord must only be changed atqualifed service shop.
PRECAUTION
The set is not disconnected from the AC power source (mains) as long as itis connected to the wall
outlet, even if the set itself has been turned off.
Notes on the POWER lamp
•The POWER lamp will remain lit for a while even if the unit is unplugged after use. This is normal.
•If the POWER lamp does not light, set the selector to the center position and disconnect the power
cord. After about one minute, reconnect the power cord and set the selector to VTR (DC OUT) again.
To remove the adaptor
The adaptor is removed in the same way as the battery pack (p. 8).
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Use the DCP-77 DC pack (not supplied). Connect the cord of the DC pack to the cigarette
lighter socket of the car (12 V or 24 3/'). Connect the DC pack to the battery mounting surface
of the camcorder.
To remove the DC pad(
The DC pack is removed in the same way as the battery pack (p. 8).
• AC-S10 AC power adaptor:.
You can charge a battery pack whether it is used up or not with this adaptor because ithas a
discharging function.
• BC-S10 portable battery charger (ideal for travel):
You can charge a battery pack on 100 - 240 V AC current.
This mark indicates that this product is a genuine product related to our 8mm video
equipment.
We recommend that you purchase related 8 mm video products provided with the
same mark or products provided with our logotype mark.
Before you start recording, press DATE or TIME. You can record the date or time displayed in the
viewfinder with the picture. You cannot record the date and time at the same time. Except for the date
or time indicator, no indicator in the viewfinder is recorded.
The clock is set to the East Coast Standard Time at the factory, but you can reset the clock in
the menu system (p. 32).
DATE
TIME
REC]
0:07:';2
JUL. 4 199S
REC
0:07:15
5:30:00 PM
To Stop Recording with the Date or Time
Press DATE or TIME again. The date or time indicator disappears. The recording continues.
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When you shoot a subject with the light source behind the subject or a subject with a light background,
use the BACK LIGHT function.
Press BACK LIGHT. The [] indicator appears in the viewfinder.
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[a] Subject is too dark because of backiight.
[b] Subject becomes bright with backiight compensation.
After Shooting
Be sure to release this adjustment condition by pressing BACK LIGHT again. The [] indicator in the
viewfinder disappears. Otherwise, the picture will be too bright under normal lighting condition.
This function is also effective under the following conditions:
•On snow, e.g. at a ski resort
• At the beach under strong sunshine
• A subject with a light source nearby or a mirror reflecting light
•A white subject against a white background. Especiaiiy when you shoot a person wearing shiny
clothes made of silk or synthetic fiber, his or her face tends to become dark if you do not use this
function.
You can select from four PROGRAM AE (Auto Exposure) modes to suit your shooting situation. When
you use PROGRAM AE, you can get a Portrait effect (the subject is in focus and the background is out
of focus), capture high-speed action, or record night views.
Select one of four modes, referring to the following.
,_ Portrait mode
• A still subject such as a person or a flower
•Zooming in on asubject in the telephoto mode
•A subject behind an obstacle such as a net
_, Sports mode
• Outdoor sports scenes such as football, tennis,
golf or skiing
•A landscape from a moving car
'_ High-speed shutter mode
• A golf swing or a tennis match in fine weather
with the ball captured clearly
•Playing back certain scenes with high-speed
movements in a clear, sharp picture
J Twilight mode
•Recording night views, neon signs or fireworks
Press PROGRAM AE. The indicator of the selected PROGRAM AE mode appears in the viewfinder.
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Note on shutter speed
The shutter speed in each PROGRAM AE mode is as follows:
Portrait mode --between 1/60 to 1/2000 Twilight mode- 1/60
Sports mode -- between 1/60 to I/500 Normal mode -- 1/60
High-speed shutter mode -- 1/4000
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