Samsung VP-D6050(i) Camcorder User Manual
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1. Reference Some TV sets have LINE IN input terminals instead of External Input terminals Refer to the manufacturer s instructions for detailed information on connecting external devices Ifa TV set has an S VIDEO input terminal you may use S VIDEO for better quality If you use an S VIDEO cable you will need to connect an audio cable te If only a mono audio input is available on the TV set use the audio cable with the white plug Connecting to a TV Set Through a VCR se If there are no input terminals for external devices on your TV set and a VCR is connected to your TV set using a coaxial cable you can utilize the VCR to connect your camcorder to the TV set E To Connect to a VCR that is Connected to Your TV Set 1 Connect the Multi AV cable to your camcorder s multi AV jack Video input Y Audio input L Audio input R S VIDEO 090 CAMCORDER 2 Connect the Multi AV cable to the External Inputs LINE IN on the VCR by matching the colours of the terminals MULTI AV 3 Connect the TV and VCR using the coaxial cable Refer to the Video or TV s instruction book for further connection details 4 Setthe input source of the VCR to the external input source connected to your camcorder E To Play Back Recorded Video 1 Turn your TV on and select the external input source that is connected to the VCR Set the TV channel to view the VCR 3 or 4 is most often used2. To Start recording press the START STOP button m The REC indicator is displayed on LCD 5 Press the I PLAY STILL button to start the playback You can view the recording on the LCD To stop the playback press the Bil STOP button 4 To Stop recording press the START STOP button again m The STBY indicator is displayed on LCD Reference te If the Write Protection Tab on the cassette tape is set to protect L the PROTECTION message appears on the screen Release Reference the Write Protection Tab to record Reference Detach the Battery Pack when you finished recording to prevent unnecessary battery You can also view the recording on a TV screen by connecting power consumption the camcorder to a TV or VCR refer to page 145 For searching and viewing still images recorded onto tape refer to page 76 When a cassette is loaded and the camcorder is left in STBY under REC mode for more than Various functions are available in PLAY mode refer to page 74 5 minutes without being used it will switch off automatically To resume the camcorder press the START STOP button or set the Power Switch to off shortly and then set it back to REC mode This Auto Power Cut feature is designed to save the battery power Record Search REC SEARCH You can view a recording using the REC SEARCH function while in STBY mode m REC SEARCH enables you to play the recording
3. par USB Interface for Digital Image Data Transfer Digital Zoom You can transfer still images to a PC using the USB interface without an add on Allows the user to magnify an image up to 900x Camcorder Mode or 12x card Camera Mode its original size Supports Various Memory Card Types Multimedia Card MMC Secure Digital Memory Card SD Card Memory Stick A high resolution colour TFT LCD gives you clean sharp images as well as the and Memory Stick Pro memory cards are supported ability to review your recordings immediately Supports DPOF amp PictBridge Printing Aid BI aN Gre Meer DPOF Digital Printing Order Format and PictBridge interfaces are supported The DIS compensates for any natural shaking movements reducing unstable By using these features you can print your still images by using a printer that images particularly at high magnification supports these features without having to use your PC Notes and Safety Instructions Notices Regarding COPYRIGHT Television programmes movie video tapes DVD titles films and other programme materials may be copyrighted Unauthorised recording of copyrighted materials may infringe on the rights of the Copyright owners and is contrary to copyright laws fe All the trade names and registered trademarks mentioned in this manual or other documentation provided with your Samsung product are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders N
4. 2 Locate the desired position on the tape using the REW or FF button 3 Press the Il PLAY STILL button of the camcorder to start playback 4 To stop the playback press the STOP button Reference If the VCR has an S VIDEO input terminal you may use S VIDEO for better quality The S VIDEO terminal transmits video only Connect AUDIO cables for sound e If only a mono audio input is available on the TV set use the audio cable with the white plug Basic Recording Making your First Recording Playing Back a Tape You Have Recorded Using the LCD Monitor Recording You can monitor the recorded image on the LCD monitor Before you begin Insert the Lithium lon Battery refer to page 28 Charge your battery refer to page 28 Setthe Clock refer to page 38 Insert a cassette tape refer to page 47 1 Turn on your camcorder and set the Power Switch to PLAY mode 2 Insert the tape you want to playback refer to page 47 3 Open the LCD monitor and adjust the angle of the screen Adjust 1 Turn on your camcorder and set the Power Switch to REC mode the LCD Brightness or Colour if necessary refer to page 33 4 Press the REW button to rewind the tape to the desired viewing point To stop rewinding press the STOP button The camcorder will automatically stop rewinding when the tape is fully rewound 2 Open the LCD or viewfinder and frame your subject on the screen 3
5. backwards and m REC SEARCH enables you to play it forwards for as long as you keep either button pressed down If you press the REC SEARCH button just once while in STBY mode your camcorder will play in reverse for 3 seconds and then automatically return to the original position Reference Mosaic shaped distortion may appear on the screen while in Record Search mode Maintenance Cleaning and Maintaining the Camcorder For prolonged use of your device read following instructions carefully After Using Your Camcorder B For the safekeeping of your device follow these steps Remove the cassette refer to page 47 V Turn your camcorder off Remove the Battery refer to page 28 X Remove the Memory Card refer to page 83 E To prevent any damage to the LCD monitor do not apply excessive force on its moving parts Do not drop or in anyway shock the device For prolonged use of your device avoid using it in places subject to excessive humidity or dust Do not leave your device in places subject to Excessive humidity steam soot or dust Excessive shock or vibration Extremely high over 50 C or 122 F or extremely low under 0 C or 32 F temperatures Strong electromagnetic fields Direct sunlight or in a closed car on a hot day SSSSSM E The cassette should be stored away from heaters and other heat sources Avoid storing cassettes under direct sunlight and avoid electromagne
6. such that the viewfinder is pointing directly towards the sun Direct sunlight can damage the inside of the viewfinder Be careful when setting the camcorder in a sunny place or near a window exposed to sunlight 2 Do not pick up the camcorder by holding the viewfinder 3 Applying excessive force to the viewfinder may damage it Notes Regarding Record or Playback Using the LCD 1 The LCD monitor has been 34 x O M manufactured using the high precision technology However there may be PN e ES ES tiny dots red blue or green in colour that appear on the LCD monitor These dots are normal and do not affect the recorded picture in any way 2 When you use the LCD monitor under direct sunlight or outdoors it maybe difficult to see the picture clearly If this occurs we recommend using the viewfinder 3 Direct sunlight can damage the LCD monitor Notes Regarding the Hand Strap To ensure a steady picture during filming make sure that the hand strap is properly adjusted Do not force your hand into the hand strap as you could damage it Getting to Know Your Camcorder Front amp Left View 6 Camera Mode Dial 7 Display Button 8 5 way Button 1 Built in MIC 2 Built in Flash 9 Menu Button 10 EasyQ Button 11 LCD Open 12 Remote Signal Receiver 3 Camcorder Lens 13 Charge Indicator 4 Camera Lens 14 Navigation Wheel Quick Menu
7. Focus Volume 5 Focus Button MF AF Accessories Supplied with the Camcorder Make sure that the following basic accessories are supplied with your digital video camera 1 Lithium lon Battery pack 2 AC Power Adapter 3 AC Power Cord 4 Multi AV Cable AA E8 Type 5 Instruction Book 6 Lithium battery for Remote 7 Shoulder Strap Control and Clock A CR2025 type 2EA PP 9 Software CD 10 Remote Control 11 Memory Stick 12 Lens Cover MI Es Th Sao 13 Scart adapter Option 1 Built in MIC 2 Built in Flash 3 Camcorder Lens 4 Camera Lens 5 Focus Button MF AF 6 Mode Dial for Camera 7 Display Button 8 5 way Button 9 Menu Button 10 EasyQ Button 11 LCD Open 12 Remote Signal Receiver 13 Charge Indicator 14 Navigation Wheel Quick Menu Focus Volume Basic Accessories 1 Lithium lon Battery Pack 2 AC Power Adapter 3 AC Power Cord 4 Multi AV Cable 5 Instruction Book 6 Lithium battery for Remote Control and Clock 7 Shoulder Strap 8 USB Cable 9 Software CD 10 Remote Control 11 Memory Stick 12 Lens Cover Optional Accessory 13 Scart Adapter Getting to Know Your Camcorder Rear amp Left View 1 PIIIPLAY STILL FADE 2 E STOP BLC 3 REW 12 Viewfinder 4 W Multiple Display 5 Delete 6 gt gt FF 7 Built in Speaker 8 USB Cable Jack 9 DV Cable Jack 10 Mul
8. PSAMSUNGe Digital Video Camcorder VP D6050 i D6050S i VP D6040 i D6040S i Features NU 4 v HEP SU AEN o Supports IEEE 1394 Digital Data Transfer By incorporating the IEEE 1394 i LINK i LINK is a serial data transfer protocol The DSE Digital Special Effects allows the user to give the film a special look and inter connectivity system used to transmit DV data high speed data transport by adding various special effects port both moving and still images can be transferred to a PC making it possible to produce or edit various images MULTI OSD LANGUAGE Integrated Camcorder DSC operation You can select the desired OSD Language among English French German Spanish and Italian Various Digital Effects An integrated digital imaging device that easily converts between a Digital Camcorder and a Digital Still Camera with a flip of the Power Switch ensuring Various Scene Modes cenato ole etic ee a ete The SCENE modes enable you to easily alternate the shutter speed and High Resolution Image Quality Digital Still Camera aperture settings to suit the type of scene action being filmed Employing 4 Mega Pixels CCD a maximum resolution of 2272x1704 is available VP D6040 i D6040S i only Employing 5 Mega Pixels CCD a maximum resolution of 2592x1944 is available The NIGHT CAPTURE function enables you to record a subject in a dark place e VP D6050 i D6050S i only
9. ange to a new memory card or delete recorded images Images on the LCD monitor appear dark Ambient is too bright Ambient temperature is too low Adjust the brightness and angle of LCD Low temperatures might produce a dark LCD display This is not a malfunction NO IMAGE There are no images recorded to play Record a new still image Rear of the LCD monitor is hot Prolonged use of LCD monitor Close the LCD monitor to turn if off or turn your device off to cool down FILE ERROR The image file has an error Delete the image or format the memory card Play rewind and fast forwarding do not work Power Switch is set to REC Set the Power Switch to PLAY CARD ERROR Memory card is formatted by other device or has error in system folder Format the memory card using the camera menu st If these instructions do not solve your problem contact your nearest Samsung dealer or authorised service center personnel Symptom Possible Causes Measure Memory card cannot be played back Camera mode Power Switch is set to PLAY Mode Set the Power Switch to l CAMERA Mode and set the Mode Dial to gt Mode PLAY No picture is taken when PHOTO is fully pressed Not enough free memory space is remained Memory card is formatted by different devices Delete files from the memory card Format the memory card No power is supplied The battery is d
10. check the focus TAPE END No Cassette has reached its end Change to a new cassette Cassette tape will not load properly Cassette is in wrong position The battery is exhausted Insert the cassette tape properly page 47 Charge the battery or use AC adapter TAPE No cassette tape is inserted Insert a tape PROTECTION The tape is Record Protected Change to a new cassette or release the tape record protection The memory card will not load properly Memory card is in wrong position Something fills in the memory card slot Insert the memory card properly page 83 Clear the memory card slot D L C R Camcorder has a mechanical fault 1 Eject the cassette tape 2 Set to off 3 Detach the battery 4 Restart the camcorder If problem continues contact your local service representative Colour balance of picture is not natural White balance adjustment is required Set proper white balance page 121 Digital zoom does not work Digital special effect is applied Turn off the digital special effects page 57 Files stored in the memory card cannot be deleted Memory card is protected File is protected Remove the protection tab of memory card Remove the protection on the file page 135 Moisture condensation See page 11 NO CARD No memory card is inserted Insert a memory card CARD FULL Not enough space for saving pictures Ch
11. e 4 Tape Eject Slide Button 5 Lithium Battery Holder 6 Hand Strap Ring 7 Hand Strap Hook 1 PHOTO 2 START STOP 3 SELF TIMER 4 ZERO MEMORY 5 PHOTO SEARCH 6 A DUB 7 b gt FF 8 REW 9 PLAY 10 DIRECTION 411 ID gt 11 F ADV 12 B STOP 13 IM STILL 14 1 gt SLOW 15 DATE TIME 16 X2 17 ZOOM 18 DISPLAY Miscellaneous Information Connecting to Other Devices TV and VCR You can connect your device to a TV set directly or through a VCR to view your recordings and pictures on the TV screen using the Multi AV cable You can connect your device to a PC to copy or move your recordings and pictures to the hard disk drive using the USB cable or the DV cable You can connect your device to other DV enabled devices using the DV cable E To Connect to a TV set 1 Connect the Multi AV cable to your camcorder s multi AV jack 2 Connect the Multi AV cable to the external input terminal of your TV set by matching the colours of the terminals E To Play Back Recorded Video 1 Turn your TV on and select the external input source connected to your camcorder Video input ot nte T TV right Red input MERE Camcorder 2 Locate the desired position on the tape using the a ie Te REW or gt FF button y 1 3 Press the II PLAY STILL button of the camcorder to start playback MULTEAV 4 To stop the playback press the STOP button
12. ead The battery is too cold The power is not connected properly Connect the AC adapter properly page 27 Replace the dead battery pack Warm up the battery or move to warmer place LCD monitor is blank Viewfinder is on Multi AV cable is connected Display option is turned off Close the viewfinder Remove the cable Press the DISPLAY button to bring back OSD DATE TIME is wrong The DATE TIME is not set The built in clock battery has exhausted Set the DATE TIME page 38 Replace the Li ion battery for built in clock page 24 Cannot Record a video Protection tab is set to SAVE Power Switch is set to PLAY Cancel the protection page 48 Set the Power Switch to REC Power Switch is set to CAMERA Set the Mode Dial to MOVIE mode Built in flash will not pop up or fire Flash is forced to cancel Focus is set to infinity AE lock is enabled Taking the motion clips Continuous shot option is turned on Bracket shooting is enabled Blocking the flash lid Select different flash mode page 110 Select AUTO EASYQ or different MF distance page 112 Turn off the AE lock Flash is not available for Motion clips Turn off the continuous shot Turn off the AEB page 125 Clear obstructing object
13. g and rewinding of cassettes to avoid damaging the video heads V Excessive use of a cleaning cassette is not recommended V Use an optional cleaning cassette for video head cleaning Periodic check ups are recommended blue screen 1 Load the Cleaning Cassette 2 Set the Power Switch to PLAY mode 3 Press the gt II PLAY STILL button to start cleaning 4 Stop playing after 10 20 seconds Reference Some cleaning cassette products stop automatically Refer to the cleaning cassette s instructions for detailed information If the problem continues after the cleaning consult your nearest Samsung dealer or Authorised Service Centre Do not use wet type cleaning cassettes Troubleshooting Troubleshooting If your device fails to function as expected please check the following before contacting service personnel Refer to the page numbers listed for further details Self Diagnosis Display Display Blinking Informs that Action Symptom Possible Causes Measure Slow The battery pack is almost discharged Change to a charged one or connect to other power source TAPE END Slow When the remaining time on the tape is less than 2 minutes Prepare a new cassette Focus does not adjust automatically Focus is set to manual mode Recording was done in a dark place Lens is covered with condensation Set focus to AUTO Use strobe or lit the place Clear the lens and
14. otes Regarding Moisture Condensation 1 A sudden rise in atmospheric temperature may cause condensation to form inside the camcorder For Example Entering or leaving a heated place on a cold day might cause condensation inside the product To prevent condensation place the product in a carrying case or a plastic bag before exposing it to a sudden change in temperature 2 If the amp DEW protection feature is activated leave the camcorder for at least two hours in a dry warm room with the cassette compartment opened and the battery removed Notes Regarding the CAMCORDER 1 Do not leave the camcorder exposed to high temperature above 60 C or 140 F For example in a parked closed car in summer or exposed to direct sunlight 2 Do not let the camcorder get wet Keep the camcorder away from rain salt water or any other form of moisture The product will be damaged if immersed in water or subjected to high levels of moisture Notes Regarding the Battery Pack Make sure the battery pack is fully charged before starting to record To preserve battery power keep your camcorder turned off when you are not operating it se If your device is in Camcorder mode and it is left in STBY mode without being operated for more than 5 minutes with a tape loaded it will automatically turn itself off to protect against unnecessary battery discharge Make sure that the battery pack is attached firmly in place The ne
15. ti AV Cable Jack 11 DC Power in Jack 13 Battery Release Rear amp Right View 6 SLOW SHUTTER 7 NIGHT CAPTURE 8 ZOOM LEVER 9 External MIC input jack 1 PHOTO 2 FOCUS ADJUST 3 Power Switch 10 Memory Card Slot 4 START STOP 11 Hand Strap 5 Hand Strap Ring 1 IPLAY STILL FADE 2 STOP BLC 3 REW 4 amp amp Multiple Display 5 Delete 6 FF 7 Built in Speaker 8 USB Cable Jack 1 PHOTO 2 FOCUS ADJUST 3 Power Switch 4 START STOP 5 Hand Strap Ring 6 SLOW SHUTTER 7 NIGHT CAPTURE 8 ZOOM LEVER 9 External MIC input jack 10 Memory Card Slot 11 Hand Strap 9 DV Cable Jack 10 Multi AV Cable Jack 11 DC Power in Jack 12 Viewfinder 13 Battery Release Memory Card slot aum Memory Stick i Memory Stick PRO Usable MEMORY CARDs Getting to Know Your Camcorder Rear amp Bottom View 3 Tripod Receptacle 1 Shoulder Strap Hook EJIIR H 4 Tape Eject Slide Button 5 Lithium Battery ai Holder 6 Hand Strap Ring 7 Hand Strap Hook 2 Battery Release Remote Control 1 PHOTO 18 DISPLAY 2 START STOP 3 SELF TIMER 17 ZOOM 4 ZERO MEMORY 5 PHOTO SEARCH 16 X2 B 15 DATE TIME 8 REW 14 I SLOW 9 M PLAY 13 II STILL 12 m STOP 10 DIRECTION ul I gt 1E RADY 1 Shoulder Strap Hook 2 Battery Release 3 Tripod Receptacl
16. tic fields E The removed Battery Packs should be stored away from heaters and other heat sources Do not store the battery pack with metal objects or sharp objects to avoid accidental damage to the battery pack E The memory card should be stored away from heaters and other heat sources Avoid storing memory cards under direct sunlight and avoid electromagnetic fields Before removing the memory card from your device move or copy your data from the memory card to a PC Format the memory card periodically Cleaning the Camera Body and Video Heads E To Clean the Exterior of Your Device V To clean the exterior use a soft dry cloth Wipe the body gently Do not apply excessive force when cleaning gently rub the surface v The LCD monitor surface should not be pressed Use a soft dry cloth to clean the surface V To clean the lens use an optional air blower to blow out dirt and other small objects Do not wipe the lens with cloths or your fingers If necessary use lens cleaning paper Y Do not use chemicals alcohol or benzene for cleaning Otherwise the finish may be damaged 7 Cleaning should be done only after the battery pack has been removed and other power sources have been disconnected E To Clean the Video Heads 4 Dirty heads might cause problems with noisy recording and playback 4 To ensure normal operation of the video heads avoid using in places subject to heavy dust V Avoid excessively frequent fast forwardin
17. w battery pack provided with the product is not charged Before using the battery pack you need to fully charge it Do not drop the battery pack Dropping the battery pack may damage it Itis a good idea to use the viewfinder rather than the LCD monitor when recording for long periods because the LCD monitor consumes more battery power Fully discharging a Lithium lon battery damages the internal cells The battery pack may be prone to leakage when fully discharged To avoid damage to the battery pack make sure to remove the battery when no charge remains Notes Regarding the Battery Pack When the battery reaches the end of its life please contact your local dealer Batteries must be disposed of as chemical waste Be careful not to drop the battery pack when you release it from the camcorder Notes Regarding Video Head Cleaning To ensure normal recording and a clear picture clean the video heads regularly If a square block shaped distorts playback or only a blue screen is displayed the video heads may be dirty If this happens clean the video heads with a dry type cleaning cassette Do not use a wet type cleaning cassette It may damage the video heads Notes Regarding the Lens Do not film with the camera lens pointing directly at the sun Direct sunlight can damage the CCD Charge Coupled Device the imaging sensor Notes Regarding the Electronic Viewfinder 1 Do not position the camcorder
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