Rca CC432 Instrukcja Użytkownika

USER‘SGUIDECC432CAMCORDER

8nsy/First-Time Operation9. Review the camcorder’s operating controls.VIDEO, AUDIO, and RF DC OUT Jacks (Located Behind Small Cover)Lens LensHood Micr

9First-Time Operation9. Review the camcorder’s operating controls.Power Zoom Buttons(W and T) also TRACKING ButtonsDC IN 9.6V JackShoulder StrapAttach

10POWERCHARGEPowering the Camcorder1. Connect one end of the adapter/charger’s cable to the adapter/charger’s DC OUTPUT jack and theother end to the D

11Powering the Camcorder 1. Attach the battery to the adapter/charger as shown. Align the referencearrow on the battery with the arrow onthe adapter/c

12Powering the Camcorder Attach Charged Battery1. Align reference arrow on battery witharrow on camcorder. Hold batteryflush against camcorder while s

13Powering the Camcorder Battery Care• Your battery will provide better serviceand longer performance if you charge itbefore and after use, and store

14Powering the Camcorder When DISPLAY is pressed, the batterylevel indicator ( ) appears in thecamcorder’s viewfinder to show howmuch battery power is

15Powering the Camcorder To power your camcorder from the cigarette lighter socket of a car, truck, or RV, youneed the optional car cord adapter DCC09

16Video CassettesTo prevent accidentalerasure, break the tab.To record again, coverthe hole with vinyl tape.CASSETTE RECORDING TIMET-60 60 Min.T-120 2

17Video Cassettes Inserting and Removing CassettesCaution: Insertcassette withsafety tab facingup and tapewindows facingout. Cassetteshould slideeasil

iCAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plugto wide slot, fully insert. ATTENTION: Pour éviter les chocs électriques, introduire la

18Camcorder Traveling and Cassette TipsTraveling TipsWrite down your camcorder’s serialnumber and keep it separate from thecamcorder when traveling.

19Camcorder FeaturesQuick ReviewPress REW/REVIEW when CAMERA/OFF/VCR is in CAMERA and thecamcorder is in record pause to reviewthe last few seconds of

Camcorder Features20Program AE (Auto Exposure)Program auto exposure automatically selects the shutter speed and adjusts the irisaccording to the shutt

21Camcorder Features Electronic IndexingEach time you begin recording (after the camcorder has been turned off for at leastfour hours), the camcorder

22ViewfinderThe camcorder’s viewfinder is a miniature monitor that displays the picture seen bythe camcorder when recording. The viewfinder also can b

23Viewfinder Caution: Do notforce the eyepieceto rotate completelyaround. This willdamage theeyepiece and/or thecamcorder.BRIGHTTilt AdjustmentFor con

AE:60 0000MINDEXNO TAPE TW 10:30AMREC 11/18/1996Displays in ViewfinderAE (Auto Exposure) Shutter Speed The shutter speed select

25Displays in Viewfinder • TAPE END flashes when you haveapproximately five minutesrecording time left on the cassette.• TAPE END briefly appears when

26Date and Time Display12:00AM1/ 1/1996nsy/1. Attach a power supply (battery oradapter/charger) to the camcorder.2. Press and hold the small button on

27Date and Time Display The time and date, date only, or date and title can be recorded on your tape. Wheneverone of the displays appears in the viewf

1AssistanceTable of ContentsWe want to make sure you enjoy your new camcorder. If you have any questions, call:Customer Service...

28nsy/Tape Counter with Memory StopThe tape counter acts as a handy reference to help you locate tape segments.DISPLAY F.FWDREW/REVIEWRESET REC/PAUSEC

29Memory Stop The tape counter’s memory stop helps you locate a certain point on the tape. Whenmemory stop is turned on, the tape will stop automatica

30Zooming Using Power Zoom ButtonsPower Zoom ButtonsT = TelephotoW = Wide AngleWhen DISPLAY is pressed so the displayappears in the viewfinder and th

31ProEdit Features ProEdit®SystemThe camcorder incorporates a complete package of advanced editing featuresto make it easy and fun to edit your home v

32nsy/ProEdit Features TITLER CAMERA/OFF/VCRTitle Select – (AlsoREW/REVIEW)Title Select +(Also F.FWD)EDIT•ADV (Also STOP/EJECT)TitlerThe camcorder’s b

33A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R ST U V W X Y Z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ? ’. / , – ; : < > ! (BLANK)ProEdit Features To Create a Title1. Attach

341. Attach a power source to thecamcorder, slide CAMERA/OFF/VCRto CAMERA.2. Locate the place on the tape whereyou want to record the title.Notes: If

35Recording TipsAvoid long “still” shots of landmarks andscenic attractions. Recordings are moreinteresting if they include people anddetails. “Local

nsy/Viewfinder PlaybackViewfinder Playback and Playback Features36REW (Rewind)/REVIEWSTOP/EJECTCAMERA/OFF/VCRSwitch in VCR positionTRACKING1. Attach a

Viewfinder Playback and Playback Features37Playback FeaturesCaution: Pause is designed formomentary interruptions and should notbe used for an extend

Table of Contents2Recording Features• Quick Review...19• Tape Positioning ...19• Micropho

Playback on a TV or VCR with AUDIO and VIDEO IN Jacks38To connect your camcorder to a TV monitor (or VCR) with AUDIO IN and VIDEO INjacks, you will ne

Playback on a TV or VCR with AUDIO and VIDEO IN Jacks391. A. Camcorder connected directly toTV monitor: Turn on the TV andtune it to its video input

Playback on a TV Without Audio and Video Inputs40Disconnect the VHF antenna fromyour TV. If you are going to leavethe RF adapter connected to the TV,c

Playback on a TV Without Audio and Video Inputs 41Playback Operation1. Set the channel selector switch on theRF output adapter to CH3 or CH4. 2. Turn

Color Enhancement Light 42To Use the Color Enhancement Lightand light automatically turn off.Press REC/PAUSE to turncamcorder back on.Notes: Turn on t

Color Enhancement Light43To Remove and Replace Light Case1. To remove front case, press and holdthe lower hook while removing it.2. To replace the fro

2.Thread one end of the shoulder strap through one of the shoulder strap rings asshown below in diagrams A and B.1.Unfasten one end of the shoulder st

45Information to UserThis Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the CanadianInterference-Causing Equipment Regulations.Cet appareil numé

Optional Accessories We invite you to take a look at some great ideas for sparking creativity and adding tothe fun of using your camcorder. These pag

47Optional Accessories DCC096 DC (Battery) Car CordCPS014 AC Adapter/ChargerCaution: Do not use any other car cordwith this camcorder.POWERCHARGEThis

3First-Time Operation• Save the box and packing materials in case you ever need to store or shipyour camcorder.• The items shown below are packed with

48Optional Accessories AH011 Cable TransformerThese RF cables are used with the RF output adapter toconnect your camcorder to a standard TV (one witho

49Optional Accessories Removing the Lens HoodAttaching Accessory LensThe lens hood can be removed so you can attach optional accessories, such as wide

50Optional Accessories Caution: Before using a tripod, make sure it is stable enough to hold the camcorderwithout falling over. Do not transport the

51Accessory Order Form Detach Here" Please complete other side alsoOrder Form for Camcorder Models CC432Description Part No. Price

52Accessory Order Form ®rrsTMCharge your order on your VISA,MasterCard, or Discover Card byfilling in belowUSE YOUR CREDIT CARDIMPORTANT: Copy complet

53Accessory Order Form To order accessories, contact your local Dealer.If a dealer is not nearby, you can also follow the directions below to order by

54Care and MaintenanceDo not operate or leave yourcamcorder in extremely humidenvironments.Do not operate the camcorder forextended periods in tempera

Care and MaintenanceCleaning the CamcorderTo clean the camcorder’s exterior, remove any power source connected to thecamcorder and gently wipe it with

56Trouble ChecksTroubles sometimes are caused by simple “faults” that you can easily correct withoutthe help of a service technician by first checking

57Trouble Checks Camcorder Remains in Play Pause Poor Picture QualityDuring RecordingViewfinder Displays AreOut of FocusPoor Auto-FocusOperationPoor P

4First-Time Operation2. Attach the adapter/charger.Since the battery must be chargedbefore it can be used the first time,attach the adapter/charger to

58Trouble Checks Date and Time AppearIncorrectCamcorder Does NotTurn On and/orFunction Buttons WillNot Operate• Make sure the date and time have been

59Limited WarrantyWhat your warranty covers:• Any defect in material orworkmanship.For how long after your purchase:• Ninety days for labor charges.•

60Cleaning the Camcorder . . . . . . . . . . .55Clock Battery, Charging . . . . . . . . . . .27Color Enhancement Light . . . . . . .42-43Contents .

Index 61Picture Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37PLAY Button . . . . . . . . .7,8,31,36,39,41Playback on a TV with AUDIO/VIDEO IN Jacks

©1996 Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.Trademark(s)®RegisteredMarca(s) Registrada(s)Printed in JapanPart Number 96-CC432-1QR14435Please do not send a

5First-Time OperationCAMERA/OFF/VCR SwitchLens CapHandstrap3. Remove the lens cap and attachit to the handstrap.4. Turn on the camcorder.The position

First-Time OperationLens Cap onHandstrapCassette Door Press Here to CloseTape WindowSafety TabREC (Record)/PAUSE 7Button65. Insert a cassette.• Press

7First-Time Operation7. Start and stop recording.Start and stop recording by pressingand releasing REC/PAUSE. RECappears in the viewfinder. You do n