Hitachi VM-H39A Digital Camera User Manual
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1. HITACHI Instruction Manual Fli El amm Video Camera Recorder VM H39A Hitachi Home Electronics America Inc Western Regional Office For information concerning repairs operation or 401 West Artesia Boulevard Compton technical assistance please contact the Service California 90220 Department of your nearest Regional Office Tel 310 537 8383 Eastern Regional Office HITACHI SALES CORPORATION OF 1290 Wall Street West HAWAII INC Lyndhurst New Jersey 07071 3219 Koapaka Street Honolulu Hawaii 96819 Tel 201 935 8980 Tel 808 836 3621 Mid Western Regional Office HITACHI HSC CANADA INC 1400 Morse Ave 3300 Trans Canada Highway Pointe Claire Elk Grove Village lll 60007 Quebec H9R 1B1 CANADA Tel 708 593 1550 Tel 514 697 9150 oouthern Regional Office 3890 Steve Reynolds Blvd Norcross GA 30093 Tel 404 279 5600 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS IFEATURES M TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL l This symbol warms the user that uninsulated voltage within the unit may have sufficient magnitude to cause electric shock Therefore it is dangerous to make any kind of contact with any inside part of this unit This symbol alerts the2. m p ey y A i A e Fg Part 5861811 VM ACHZA 4 5 IEY F a 2 JP i l 7 i pm 3 I a E r a t a Aa Part 56516341 Part No 4131016 i i 8 1 WARNING Kee this T 4 J battery away from j beng chikiren If swallowed consult physician im Ie C 4 J mediately for emergency eN mastman 2025 n Part No 4131694 e IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS In addition to the careful attention devoted to quality standards in the manufacture of your video product safety is a major factor in the design of every instrument But safety is your responsibility too This page lists important information that will help to assure your enjoyment and proper use of a Video Camera Recorder and accessory equipment Please read it carefully before operating your video product and keep it in a handy place for future reference INSTALLATION 1 Read and Follow Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the video product is operated Follow all operating and use instructions EET 2 Retain Instructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference 3 Heed Warnings Comply with all warnings on the video product and in the operating instructions 4 Polarized Plug This video product is equipped with a polarized alternating current line pl
3. 3 The CHARGE light will be lit while the battery is accepting a charge and will go out when the battery is fully charged okillful use of batteries Use batteries continuously until em flashes If you use a battery for a short time and charge it immediately the usable time of the battery will be shortened NOTES 1 The time required for charging the battery is approx one hour 2 When fully charged the battery should supply approx 50 minutes of operating time depending on how much you use zoom and pause 3 If you repeatedly charge a battery which is not completely discharged the useable time of the battery will become shorter Refresh such a battery before charging it 4 t takes about 4 hours to refresh a fully charged battery VM BP82G 5 Charge the battery before use and store it at normal room temperature 6 The battery should be charged at a temperature of 32 F 95 F 0 35 C to prevent damage 7 Do not operate the battery at temperatures below 14 F 10 C or above 95 F 35 The battery may be damaged if operated at temperatures above 122 50 C Operation time will decrease at extremely low temperatures 8 After repeated shargings and use the operation time will gradually decrease When operation time becomes too short to be useful it is time to replace the battery 25 CHARGING BATTERY e 0 Mark Switch 26 INSERTION AND REMOVAL OF CASSETES Before inserting or
4. d Ke AC Adapter Charger T REEL External Power Adapter 1 lprowvidad To DC OUTPUT J 1 Plug the AC adapter charger power cord into an AC electrical output the POWER indicator on the AC adapter charger will come on 2 Attach the external power adapter provided to the camera recorder as shown in the figure Align the marks and hold the external power adapter flush against the camera recorder Then attach it using the same procedure used when attaching the battery 3 Connect the external power adapter plug to the DC OUTPUT jack of the AC adapter charger 4 To remove the external power adapter from the camera recorder perform the same procedure as when removing the battery AC Plug Adapter inot supplied en AC Z3 240V cei WHEN USING WITH THE CAR BATTERY by using optional car battery cord Hitachi VM CC80A 22 POWER SOURCES o f m To cigarette lighte Pa 17 x Io socket ay o in 5 L _ 2 e Car Battery Cord External Power Adapter To DC OUTPUT provided 1 Connect the car battery cord to the car s cigarette lighter socket 2 Connect the external power adapter provided to the camera recorder as illustrated e Attach it by the same procedure as when attaching the battery 3 Connect the small plug of the external power adapter to DC OUTPUT of the car battery cord 23 CHECKING
5. A V DUB Button DISPLAY Button COUNTER RESET Butten PAUSE Button 62 RECORDING TV PROGRAMS If your TV or VCR has video audio out jacks you can record the TV program with camera recorder Recording TV programs Illustration 1 Connect the AV input cord to AUDIO OUT and VIDEO OUT of your TV or VCR 2 Connect the other end to AV IN OUT of camera recorder 3 Insert the cassette 4 Slide the power switch of the camera recorder to CAMERA 5 Turn on your TV or VCR and tune it to the channel you wish to record 6 Press the start stop button to start recording You are now recording the programme you can see on your TV screen 7 Press the start stop button once again to stop recording 8 After recording slide the power switch to VIDEO and the camera recorder will be now in the stop mode Power Switch Sta rt 5top Button 63 VIEWING PICTURE PLAYED BACK ON YOUR TV To play back a tape recorded on your camera recorder and view it on your TV receiver you must connect the camera recorder to the TV receiver using either AV stereo output cord provided or RF output adapter provided Example 1 If your TV is already connected to the VCR To VIDED IN Yellow amp VIDEO Black 1 To AUDIO IN White Red Stereo Output Cord provided F 1 Connect the AV stereo output cord provided to AUDIO IN
6. BATTERY When the indication appears in the viewfinder and flashes while the camera recorder is being operated with a battery provided it indicates that the battery charge is low Charge it or replace it with a charged battery After several minutes the symbol will change to When the battery is very near empty the symbol will change to and start blinking You should find an alternative power source or recharge the battery before continuing to use your camera recorder 24 CHARGING BATTERY 1 Plug the AC adapter charger power cord into AC electrical outlet 2 Attach the battery to the AC adapter charger Align the reference arrow on the battery with that of AC adapter charger and push the battery flush with the AC adapter charger and slide it in the direction of arrow na I i a e af i Mark S Uus y Fu une V hi Tr x cq mi Li i m i E T i 87 POWER Light DC OUTPUT Jack CHARGE Light REFRESH Light Refresh Button NOTES You must remove the external power adapter from the AC adapter charger to charge the battery If the external power adapter is connected CHARGE light will flash Before charging a battery that has been used once press the refresh button to refresh the battery After refreshing is completed the CHARGE light comes on instead of the REFRESH light and charging will start automatically
7. 4 Continue to play or record 5 Press STOP button 6 Press REW button The tape will be rewound to the preselected point at approximately 0 00 00 M indication 53 INSTANT REVIEW 1 In record pause stand by mode press REVIEW button and the last few seconds of the recorded scene is played back in the reverse direction and then played back in the forward direction REVIEW Buttan 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 Btart Stop Button 54 QUICK EDIT The quick edit feature allows you to search for the end of previously recorded material or find a particular spot on your tape to begin your editing or recording new material Quick edit is used while the camera recorder is in the record pause stand by mode By holding down the F FWD REW or PLAY button you can visually search or play your tape Releasing the buttons F FWD REW OR PLAY immediately stops the tape at that position REW Button F FWD Button PLAY Button 55 EYEPIECE ADJUSTMENT To use the electronic viewfinder without eyeglasses on adjust the diopter control for optimum focus adjustment Diopter Control 56 TITLE RECORDING You can easily create and record personalized titles on your videos with the camera recorder s built in ti
8. character appears Recording Titles on a Tape in the Camera Recorder 1 Slide the power switch to VIDEO 2 Locate the position on the tape that you wish to record the title 3 Slide the power switch to CAMERA 4 Press TITLE button to display the title graphics 5 Press PAGE button until the title you wish to record appears in the viewfinder 6 Press the start stop button to start the title recording 7 Press TITLE button to remove the title graphics from the viewfinder The camera recorder will now record as normal Recording Titles on Another VCR while playing a Tape Back with the Camera Recorder 1 Connect the camera recorder and VCR See page 40 2 Select the title you wish to record from page 1 or page 2 The last title selected will appear first Press TITLE button to turn title off 3 Set the VCR in the recording mode and camera recorder in the playback mode 4 Press TITLE button when you see the scene where you want to record the title 5 Press TITLE button to erase the display from the viewfinder Chart of Characters available in the titler ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPOR STUVIWXEXYZUT23455 8HH89 ig gt WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLER You can operate the camera recorder with the wireless remote controller provided from a distance The buttons on the remote controller except for AV DUB button have the same functions as the buttons with the same identifications on the camera recorder Aim the remote
9. controller at the receiver of the camera recorder Remote controllable range pu 60 AUDIO VIDEO DUBBING Audio video dubbing lets you record new audio and video from another VCR on a previously recorded tape in the camera recorder Audio video dubbing hookup Illustration 1 Insert a recorded tape Be sure that the red record protect tab is not closed 2 Slide the power switch to VIDEO 3 Aim the remote controller at the receiver of the camera recorder 4 Press PLAY button and then REW or F FWD button to search to the approximate area on the tape where you want to begin your dub 5 Press PLAY button again to search for the exact position that you want to stop dubbing then press PAUSE button 6 Press DISPLAY button so that the linear time counter with memory appears and then press COUNTER RESET button to set the counter reading to 0 00 00M 7 Press REW button to rewind the tape to the approximate position that you want to start dubbing 8 Press PLAY button and when the exact position that you start to dub is reached press PAUSE button 9 Press and hold the A V DUB button and then press the PLAY button A V DUB PAUSE appears in the viewfinder and at the same time the picture to be dubbed appears 10 Press PAUSE button again A V dubbing will start and will stop when the counter reads 0 00 00M AUDIO VIDEO DUBBING Power Switch PLAY Button
10. controls that are covered by the operating instructions Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the video product to its normal operation e If the video product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged f When the video product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service 19 Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required have the service technician verify that the replacements he uses have the same safety characteristics as the original parts Use of replacements specified by the video product manufacturer can prevent fire electric shock or other hazards 20 Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this video product ask the service technician to perform safety checks recommended by the manufacturer to determine that the video product is in safe operating condition 13 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR AC ADAPTER CHARGER 1 Save these instructions This page contains important safety and operating instructions for AC Adapter Charger Model VM AC 824A 2 Before using AC Adapter Charger read all instructions and cautionary markings on 1 AC Adapter Charger 2 battery and 3 product using battery 3 Also read all instructions on pages 4 and 5 5 Do not expose charger to rain or snow 6 Use of an attachment nor recommended or sold by the battery charger manufac
11. corrects slight shaking of the image in the following record modes e Recording by zooming up to a distant subject e Recording by approaching a small subject e Recording while walking around e Recording in a vehicle or recording a subject behind the window of a vehicle 1 Press the EIS button to engage the electronic image stabilizer and to display the EIS indicator 2 Press the button again to switch off this function 2 Press the start stop button to start recording EIS corrects slight shaking of the image when is displayed EIS Button MACRO It permits you to shoot objects as close as 3 8 inch from the lens tip Press and hold W side of power zoom switch An object is auto focused Power Zoom Switch 48 SECOND CLOCK SETTING oince the camera recorder has a dual time feature if you go abroad to a country with a different time you can record the local time superimposed on the scene being shot DATE Button STOP Button REW Button F FWD Button 1 Press the DATE button repeatedly to select the second clock graphics in the viewfinder T 2 Select the month date year following the same steps as DATE TIME SETTING on 22 T 3 Select the correct hour and AM or PM and then press STOP button x SECOND CLOCK SETTING 4 Press the DATE button to select the date time graphics you want to record graphics chang
12. playback mode or press STOP button to stop tape movement Also use F FWD button when setting the date time 24 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 7 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 Also use REW button when setting the date time 25 STOP Button The STOP button is used to stop playback rewind and fast forward operations The STOP button has no effect during camera record operation Also use STOP button when setting the date time 26 PAUSE Button When this button is pressed in the playback mode the tape stops and you can view a still picture When this button is pressed again the tape runs to resume playback 27 TITLE Button IDENTIFICATION AND OPERATION CONTROLS Press this button to create and record personalized titles on your videos with the camera recorder s built in titler See TITLE RECORDING on page 32 28 REVIEW Button Used to review the last few seconds of the recorded segment in the record pause mode 29 RESET Button When the linear time counter is displayed in the viewfinder pressing this button resets the counter to 0 00 00 30 DISPLAY Button When this button is pressed the disp
13. user that important literature concerning the operation and maintenance of this unit has been included Therefore it should be read carefully to avoid any problems CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT FULLY INSERT This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications MOISTURE Moisture may occur if the video camera recorder is moved from a cold area to a warm humid area A flashing DEW indication in the viewfinder indicates that moisture is on the recorder mechanism which could result in tape damage When the DEW indication in the viewfinder is flashing the unit will not operate When this happens slide the EJECT switch remove the tape and wait for the moisture to dry the DEW indication in the viewfinder will stop flashing IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS PRECAUTIONS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Any problems that occur as a result of any of the following conditions will not be covered by our warranty Be careful that no water dust or sand enters the camera recorder When you are not using the camera recorder switch off the power and attach the lens 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 p
14. M MOD E button to select ZM 1 or ZM 2 The display in the viewfinder will change as follows each time the button is pressed Power Zoom Switch ZOOM MODE Button 2 Press and hold T side of the power zoom switch The digital zoom functions from the extremely telephoto position of X8 e 2 1 enlarges the image from X8 to X16 e ZM 2 enlarges the image from X8 to X64 and adds mosaic special effect e ZM 2 with 16X9 enlarges the image from X8 to X64 and adds mosaic special effect It also reduces the image width so the playback picture will just fit into a 16X9 TV Screen You can control the digital enlargement ratio by pressing the T or W side of the power zoom switch When the zoom ratio falls below X8 the normal zooming function is restored 3 After using the digital zoom feature press the ZOOM MODE button to select either 42 DIGITAL ZOOM display or above lf display 15 selected the picture image in the viewfinder is different from the subject being shot 43 FADE IN FADE OUT This feature lest you add a professional touch to your home recordings When you fade into a scene the recording will start with a blank scene and the picture will gradually appear The picture gradually disappears when fading out There are three fade modes FADE Button To select the fade mode Each time the button is pressed the FADE mode is switched and displayed in the viewfinder The last mode selec
15. M mie wey 2 Remove both caps of the tele or wide converter 3 Screw the lens into the threads on the front of video camera recorder lens assembly 69 CAMERA RECORDER VCR DUBBING If you wish to exchange or copy some of your friend s favorite home recordings the following instructions can be used to connect camera recorder to VCR for this purpose Camera to VCR dubbing hookup Illustration 1 Connect the AV stereo output cord to AV IN OUT of your camera recorder 2 Connect the other ends to AUDIO IN VIDEO IN of your VCR as shown in diagram above 3 Play the tape on the camera recorder and record it on the VCR FLYING ERASE HEAD A rotating erase head which elminates glitches and rainbow noise that occurs at the joints between recorded segments 71 PROGRAMME AE Auto Exposure Programme AE automatically selects the shutter speed 1 60 1 100 1 120 or 1 250 second that is optimum for the brightness of the subject The iris is also adjusted automatically in response to the shutter speed 72 SYNCHRO EDIT oynchro edit allows your camera recorder to control a compatible VCR one that has a camera pause jack while tapes are being copied from the camera recorder to the VCR This is convenient when you want to record only selected segments from a previously recorded tape synchro edit hookup Illustration 1 Connect your camera recorder to a compatible VCR as shown above An optional synchro
16. OCUS M in the viewfinder Power Zoom Switch Focus Contral FOCUS Select Button e When FOCUS M is displayed in the viewfinder you can adjust the focus manually e When FOCUS select button is pressed again FOCUS disappears and camera returns to the auto focus mode 2 Zoom in on the object by pressing the power zoom switch on the T side 3 Turn the focus control to focus on the object 4 Then zoom back the object as desired 39 EXPOSURE CORRECTION This camera recorder is provided with an auto iris mechanism which automatically adjusts the lens aperature in accordance with the available light When the object is dark the iris opens automatically and it closes when the object is bright When the power is switched off the iris is automatically set to the fully closed position When the background is brightly lit and the subject appears too dark press and hold down B LIGHT button during recording While B LIGHT button is depressed you can correct the back light EH LIGHT Button 40 POWER ZOOM Power Zoom Switch Press power zoom switch on the W side and the picture gradually widens Press power zoom switch on the T side and the picture gradually becomes telescopic 4 DIGITAL ZOOM This feature allows you to increase the magnification of the image at the center of the screen up to 2 or 8 times greater than the extreme telephoto position 1 Press ZOO
17. al device which will require periodic maintenance after a period of normal use We expect that no other maintenance other than head cleaning will be required during the period by most users unless the video camera recorder is heavily or seldom used Normal maintenance is the responsibility of the user although defective parts are covered during the warranty period Consult your VCR service center to determine recommendations for normal maintenance based on your location use patterns and machine age 80 SPECIFICATIONS General Power requirements ev DC Power consumption 5W When FOCUS is displayed in the viewfinder Dimensions 3 1 8 W x 3 15 16 H x 9 3 16 D 80 5 W x 99 5 H x 233 D mm Weight 1 3 lbs 580 g without battery pack lens hood lens cap hand strap s pad lithium battery and cassette Operating temperature 32 F 104 F Storage temperature 4 F 140 F Video Recorder Section Format 8mm Record playback system Four video record playback heads Video signal EIA standard NTSC color Tape speed 14 3mm sec Video input 1 0Vp p 75 ohm Video output 1 0Vp p 75 ohm Audio input 8dBs 816 m Vrms Audio output 8dBs 316 m Vrms Fast forward rewind time Less than 8 minutes with P6 120 cassette Camera Section Scanning 525 lines 60 fields 30 frames Required minimum illumination 2 lux Pickup device 1 3 C C D Lens diameter 34mm For U S A only HITACHI Service Hotline To locate an au
18. and VIDEO IN of your VCR 2 Connect the other end to the AV stereo output cord to AV IN OUT of your camera recorder 3 Select the LINE of your VCR 4 Slide EJECT switch on the camera recorder and then insert the cassette 5 Slide the power switch to VIDEO 6 Press PLAY button 7 After playing press STOP button STOP Button PLAY Button EJECT Switch E uim ye gt Power Switch _ NE Example 2 If your TV has VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN jacks 64 VIEWING PICTURE PLAYED BACK ON YOUR TV aimi To AUDIO IN LI White Red LJ To VIDEO IN Yellow S VIDEO Black di To AV IN OUT AV Stereo Output Cord Ipravidad 1 Connect the AV stereo output cord provided to AUDIO IN and VIDEO IN of your TV 2 Connect the other end of the AV stereo output cord to IN OUT of your camera recorder Turn on 4 Perform same procedures in steps 4 through 7 of Example 1 above Example 3 If your TV is a regular TV Camera hookup to regular TV Illustration 1 Disconnect the VHF antenna leads from the rear of the TV receiver 2 Connect the VHF antenna lead to IN FROM ANT on the RF output adapter If the cable is round 75 ohm it will connect direcly to the IN FROM If it is the flat type 300 connect it to the antenna adapter 300 ohm to 75 ohm and slip t
19. ay a still picture during playback mode 40 AV DUB Button This button is used to record new audio and video in place of existing audio and video 35 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 DATE Button STOP Button Button F FWD Button 1 Load the camera recorder s date time battery as described on page 10 2 Press and hold small red button in the power switch and then slide it to CAMERA position 3 Press DATE button Date and time appear in the viewfinder and 1 flashes 4 Press F FWD button to select correct month Hold button down to advance rapidly If you go past the month you want to set press REW button When the correct month appears press STOP button 5 Press F FWD button to select correct date Hold button down to advance rapidly If you go past the date you want to set press REW button When the correct date appears press STOP button M t 6 Press F FWD or REW button to select year and then press STOP button 7 Press F FWD or REW button as many times as may be required to select correct hour 36 DATE TIME SETTING and then press STOP button 8 Repeat step 7 to select minute and AM PM ALIE Fe 9 After setting AM or PM press STOP button again to erase the flashing
20. cursor and start the internal clock To record date time graphics Press the DATE button repeatedly to select the required date time graphics in the viewfinder then strat recording display changes in the following order each time the DATE button is pressed First chock First clack to 4 No display Second chock To correct date time after starting the date time 1 Press and hold DATE button and then press STOP button The month starts flashing 2 Correct the incorrect digit by using F FWD REW and STOP buttons To correct date time during programming 1 Press STOP button repeatedly until the flashing cursor will be removed from the viewfinder 2 Follow steps 1 and 2 of To correct date time after starting the date time above 37 AUTO FOCUS You can always focus the subject automatically if FOCUS M is not displayed in the viewfinder h subject at the center of the viewdinder is in focus Good No good The range of subject with which auto focus can be used e On T side about 3 6 feet from the lens surface to infinity e W side about 3 8 inches from the lens surface to infinity You cannot focus automatically with the following objects Focus manually L A I 1 EN 1 Objects not in the center of the viewfinder gr 38 AUTO FOCUS 7 Dark objects MANUAL FOCUSING 1 Press FOCUS select button to display F
21. e cassette case 28 MAKING A SAMPLE CAMERA RECORDING 1 Connect the POWER SOURCE See pages 11 and 12 2 Slide EJECT switch and insert tha 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 3 Press the cassette holder The holder will latch in the operating position Switch Cassette Holder 4 Set the switch to AUTO 5 Slide the power switch to CAMERA The camera recorder will enter record pause mode automatically Power Switch Ld i 1 12 ai l Li LH a a Hil Switch 6 Now press the Start Stop button to start shooting the picture REC indication appears in the viewfinder You are now recording the picture you see through the viewfinder 7 Press the Start Stop button to stop recording Press the button again to resume recording The PAUSE indication appears in the viewfinder instead of REC in the record pause stand by mode 29 MAKING A SAMPLE CAMERA RECORDING Starts Stop Hutton 8 After recording slide the power switch to VIDEO and the camera recorder will now be in the stop mode 9 Press REW button The tape will be rewound to the beginning 10 Press PLAY button The picture you just recorded will be seen through the viewfinder 11 After playing press STOP bu
22. e in the following order each time the button is pressed 0 do cu me Second clock First chock y O m 30 ahi m Choe 50 DISPLAY BUTTON Pressing the DISPLAY button lets you check several special display in the viewfinder Jrd press E Linea me counter Dime chimar with Removes display Tee mary 91 LINEAR TIME COUNTER Shows length of tape run in hours minutes and seconds Press DISPLAY button to select the linear time counter display Load a cassette into the camera recorder and perform recording or playback the counter indicates the elapsed time Rs DISPLAY Button Second Minute Hour 52 When the linear time counter with memory indication appears in the viewfinder a tape that is being rewound automatically stops when the counter reads approximately 0 00 00 This is useful if there is a section of tape you want to review immediately after recording or if you want to return to the same point several times in a row HEW Button DISPLAY Button RESET Button STOP Button 1 Press DISPLAY button until the linear time counter with memory is displayed 2 Start playing or recording a tape 3 At the point you want playback to start press RESET button to reset the counter to 0 00 00 M
23. e the camera light in the vicinity of explosive or highly inflammable materials e When storing the camera light in the camera case following use be sure to allow it sufficient time to fully cool down before placing it in the case Replace only with VM CP4L lamp optional accessory to reduce the risk of fire To replace the lamp of the camera light Turn the front case in the direction of the arrow to remove it Hemove the lamp in the direction of the arrow Install a new lamp into the camera light securely by aligning the recess of the lamp and the mark of the light Recess Press the lamp through the hole of the reflective place and re attach the front case to the camera light by aligning the marks of the front case and camera light then turn the case in the direction of the arrow Do not touch the lamp directly with your fingers It may shorten its service life When the lamp is replaced or when the front case of the camera light is removed make sure the front case is attached to the camera light properly TROUBLESHOOTING Your camera recorder is a highly sophisticated instrument It has been carefully checked and adjusted at the factory under the mose rigid quality control and inspection systems However should problems develop check the following points and take necessary corrective measures INSERTING OR REMOVING THE CASSETTE Symptom Check Point amp Correction Cassette holder cannot be ope
24. eaches 0 00 00M on the tape it will automatically stop the VCR from recording and put the VCR in the record pause mode 74 ATTACHING THE OPTIONAL DC CAMERA LIGHT VM CP4 Use the DC camera light if you wish to shoot objects in dark places 1 Make sure that a fully charged battery pack or AC adapter charger is attached 2 Check that the camera recorder is turned off 3 Attach the DC camera light to the camera light shoe Operate Button E ETT FA P l kx i m TA Labb _ m A m a 4 Turn on power of the camera recorder and then press operate button of the DC camera light when required 5 To remove the camera light depress the light to release the tab from the hook and then move the light in the direction of the arrow Operate Sutton p au em j P wet if 1 i i a 5 75 ATTACHING THE OPTIONAL DC CAMERA LIGHT VM CP4 NOTES Never touch the terminal of the DC camera light with your hand or short it using metal When the camera light is on do not allow water to drop on the light e When the camera light is on avoid subjecting the camera light to impacts or sharp vibrations Do not allow the cooling vents to become blocked Also do not cover the camera light with paper or other objects since the air flow will be interrupted resulting in possible overheating hazard Never us
25. edit cord is required 2 Insert the recorded tape into the camera recorder 3 Insert the blank tape into the recording VCR 4 Press PLAY button on the camera recorder and the press PAUSE button where you want to copy 5 Press RECORD button on the VCR The VCR automatically enters record pause mode 6 Pressing REVIEW button on the camera recorder puts the camera recorder in the preview mode for several seconds and then into the playback mode The recording VCR starts recording automatically 7 Pressing REW F FWD STOP or PAUSE on the camera recorder automatically put the VCR into the record pause mode This allows you to search forward or backward fast forward or rewind the tape in the camera recorder without disturbing the tape in the VCR To search forward or backward press F FWD or REW button When you press PLAY button the camera recorder will resume normal playback To begin copying again press PAUSE button and then the REVIEW button e To fast forward or rewind the tape press STOP then F FWD or REW To begin copying again press STOP then PLAY then PAUSE to pause the camera recorder and REVIEW to begin copying SYNCHRO EDIT 8 If you want to stop copying the tape at a certain point turn on the camera recorder s memory stop feature and set the camera recorder s time counter to 0 00 00M at the point on the tape where you want to stop copying When the camera recorder r
26. he adapter on to the IN FROM ANT terminal 3 Connect the 75 ohm coaxial cable to OUT TO TV on the RF output adapter 4 Connect the other end of the VHF antenna terminal on the TV as illustrated 5 Connect the connector cable from RF output adapter to AV IN OUT jack on the camera recorder 6 Turn on the TV and set to channel 3 unless channel 3 is one of the TV stations in your area If channel 3 is used in your area set your TV to channel 4 7 Set the RF channel select switch on the RF output adapter to or CH4 to match the channel selector on your TV 8 Perform same procedures in steps 4 through 7 of Example 1 VIEWING PICTURE PLAYED BACK ON YOUR TV 66 STILL When PAUSE button is pressed during playback a still picture can be seen To start again press PAUSE button and playback will be resumed PAUSE Button 67 FORWARD AND REVERSE SEARCH When you press F FWD or REW button during playback the tape will be played back at a speed about 9 times forward search or 7 times reverse search faster than the normal playback speed and you can easily locate a certain spot on the tape Press PLAY button to return to normal playback mode or press STOP button to stop tape movement Button F FWD Button 68 ATTACHING TELE OR WIDE CONVERTER 1 To remove the lens hood turn it counterclockwise FEMA rr X f ad 1 if A
27. lay in the viewfinder will change in sequence 31 DATE Button Press this button to display the date and time in the viewfinder Whenever the date and time appear in the viewfinder they will be recorded on the tape 32 EJECT Button Operates with the power on or off if a power source is connected to the camera recorder 33 Switch Use to select or normal Bl for recording This switch has no effect during playback Normally set it to AUTO appears in the viewfinder when the camera recorder is recording or playing in mode 34 Grip Cover Open this cover when attaching the battery or external power adapter 35 MIC Switch This switch is used to reduce noise that occurs due to wind Place the switch in the NORM position for normal use 36 Tripod Mount Screw Use this screw to mount the camera recorder on a tripod generally available 37 Battery EJECT Lever Move this lever to open the grip cover when attaching the battery or external power adapter to the camera recorder or detaching it 38 Camera Recorder Control Buttons These shaded buttons on the remote control function the same as those on the camera recorder 39 PAUSE START STOP Button When this button is pressed during recording the tape stops and the camera recorder enters the record pause stand by mode When this button is pressed again the tape runs to resume recording This button may also be used to displ
28. le Corporation of Hawaii 3219 Koapaka St Honolulu HI 96819 Tel 808 836 3621 92 HOW TO ORDER U S A only In Canada Please use Canadian order form in French version of this manual Page 49 BY PHONE To place an order by phone have your VISA MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS card ready and call Hitachi s toll free number anytime 24 Hrs day 7 days a week 1 800 HITACHI BY MAIL To place your order by mail detach and mail the completed order form with credit card information money order or check in U S currency payable to HITACHI HOME ELECTRONICS AMERICA INC to the following address HITACHI HOME ELECTRONICS AMERICA INC PARTS DIVISION 401 WEST ARTESIA BLVD COMPTON CA 90220 83
29. ned when you slide EJECT button Cassette cannot be inserted into cassette Load cassette 1n direction indicated by compartment arrow on cassette Cassette window must be toward outside CAMERA RECORDING Symptom Picture does not appear in the viewfinder camera recorder The camera recorder cannot go into the Check the record protect tab on the recording mode even when the start stop cassette button is pressed Make sure that the FOCUS M does not appear in the viewfinder If it is displayed press Focus select button to erase it Picture is out of focus Auto Focus does not operate if a special effects filter is attached RECORDING TV PROGRAMS OFF THE AIR The camera recorder can not be set to Check the record protect tab on the the recording mode even when the cassette start sop button on the camera recorder is pressed Set the power switch to CAMERA position Connect the camera recorder and TV or VCR 77 TROUBLESHOOTING PLAYBACK OF PRE RECORDED CASSETTE PLAY button cannot be engaged Set the power switch to VIDEO position No picture appears on television Set the television to the screen when PLAY button is pressed camera recorder channel 3 or 4 depending upon the selected channel in the RF channel select switch of RF output adapter TV is connect to the camera recorder by using RF output adapter Interference on playback picture When you see the playback picture on yo
30. nna installer USE 14 Cleaning Unplug this video product from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 15 Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this video product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the video product 16 Lightning For added protection for this video product during a lightning storm or when it its left unattended and unused for long periods of time unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system This will prevent damage to the video product due to lightning and power line surges SERVICE 12 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 17 Servicing Do not attempt to service this video product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 18 Conditions Requiring Service Unplug this video product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions a When the power supply cord or plug is damaged b If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the video product c If the video product has been exposed to rain or water d If the video product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions Adjust only those
31. omes telescopic gradually 16 Camera Light Shoe Used to attach the camera light 17 AV IN OUT Jack Behind the door Use the RF output adapter provided to connect this jack to a TV to view the pictures played back by the camera recorder Use the AV input cord provided to connect this jack to a TV or VCR to record pictures from the VCR or TV 18 Hand Strap Adjust to best fit your hand 19 Power Supply Attachment Section Attach the battery provided or external power adapter provided here 20 Date Time Battery Compartment Pull the battery holder and install the date time battery provided CAUTION Do not hold the unit by the electronic viewimder when carrying as this could causa malfunction 33 IDENTIFICATION AND OPERATION CONTROLS Bottom view Remote Control Illustration 21 Power Switch This turns the camera recorder on and off and also switches between the camera and VCR modes Set the switch to CAMERA to turn the camera s power on and to VIDEO to turn the VCR s power Press and hold the small red button in the switch to switch it 22 PLAY Button Used for playback of tapes 23 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 9 times faster than the normal speed to confirm the recorded content Press PLAY button to return to normal
32. product Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer 11A An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn 12 Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the video product be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Section 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA No 70 provides information with respect to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure grounding of the lead in wire to an antenna discharge unit size of grounding conductors location of antenna discharge unit connection to grounding electrodes and requirements for the grounding electrode See example below 1 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING 13 Power Lines An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna system extreme care should be taken to keep from touching or approaching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal Installing an outdoor antenna can be hazardous and should be left to a professional ante
33. re quality when compared to the standard B format Compatibilty with conventional video camera recorder Recording 5 Q2 video cassette X Recorded cassettes format p rab Format ac video cassette 8 form format HIE video cassettes are recorded in the format when the switch of this camera recorder is set to AUTO and recorded in the format when it is set to OFF Bl video cassettes are recorded in the format regardless of the position of the switch E35mgq rter During playback the recording format is discriminated automatically and video cassettes are played back correctly regardless of the position of the switch e Video cassettes recorded in the format cannot be played back by an VCR 16 ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER POSITION ADJUSTMENT e Adjust the electronic viewfinder to a position where you can see through it easily HOW ATTACH SHOULDER STRAP Attach the shoulder strap provided as illustrated A Shoulder Strap ee Y jm M x EL I 9 Teal If i mae ae ve wy 16 LOADING BATTERIES FOR DATE TIME AND REMOTE CONTROL You may want to install the date time and remote control ba
34. 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 Slide the EJECT switch The cassette door will open EJECT Switch B m L 1 f E i L n k hor EL 2 Insert 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 i pry iE Ei E b ow 1 t um a 3 Press the cassette holder Push the section of the holder marked PUSH until a click is heard The camera recorder will automatically close the top of the cassette compartment Do not press the door down or you may damage your camera recorder 9 Ed DE ec i E c J Mark PUSH Removal Slide the EJECT switch and remove the cassette 8mm Video Cassette An 8mm Video Cassette has a record protect tab on the side of the cassette that can be slid to prevent accidental erasure of recorded material 27 INSERTION AND REMOVAL OF CASSETES Power Zoom To prevent accidental erasure slide the record protect tab in the direction of the arrow until the red tab is completely visible record on the cassette again slide the record protect tab in the direction of the arrow The red tab will disappear behingd th
35. roperly but the solid state pickup device C C D usually causes this as an inherent characteristic Try to avoid shooting an excessively bright object directly Be sure not to leave it in a place where the temperature exceeds 120 F or the pickup device may be damaged Dangerous includes Inside car with the windows closed and in direct sunshine Near heating appliances Do not leave the viewfinder lens facing sunlight for a prolonged period or the phosphorescent surface of the cathode ray tube may be damaged Thank you for buying the Hill Video camera recorder For maximun pleasure and convenience please read these simple instructions before operating your camera recorder FEATURES Hig Electronic Image Stabilizer EIS Color Electronic Viewfinder EVF Digital Filter e Auto Focus Power Zoom Lens with macro feature Digital Zoom up to X16 e Flying Erase Head e Solid state camera pickup Time and date e Program AE Auto Exposure Titler e Fade in Fade out Wireless Remote Control ACCESSORIES Check that you have the following components and accessories besides the camera recorder unit itself before disposing of the packing material 1 AV Stereo Output Cord with S plug 2 Battery Pack AC Adapter Charger Remote Control Shoulder Strap External Power Adapter Batteries for Date Time and Remote Control RF Output Adapter 5 ohm Coaxial Cable 1
36. s button to switch between automatic and manual focusing If this buttons is pressed and FOCUS appears in the viewfinder the camera recorder enters the manual focus mode When FOCUS is not displayed focusing is automatic 9 D FILTER Digital Filter Button Press for a special effect recording by changing the tone If you press this button to display the viewfinder and start recording for example the picture will be recorded in sepia 10 Stereo Microphone Sensitive to source coming from the direction in which the camera is pointed 11 Infrared Ray Receiver Receives infrared rays from the remote control provided 12 Record Indicator This indicator lights up to indicate that the camera recorder is recording 32 IDENTIFICATION AND OPERATION CONTROLS Right side Rear Illustration 13 Diopter Control To use the electronic viewfinder without eyeglasses on turn this control ring for your optimum focus adjustment 14 Start Stop Button This button is used to control the camera recorder When the power switch is set to CAMERA position pressing this button starts the tape to begin recording REC appears in the viewfinder When this button is pressed again PAUSE appears instead of REC and the tape stops and the camera recorder enters the record pause stand by mode 15 Power Zoom Switch This switch performs zooming electronically W Picture becomes wider gradually T Picture bec
37. ted will appear first White Fade B8 3l Zoom Fara Ft FADE White Fade fading in out from to a white picture Hua Ua ee eee Wipe Fade fading in out from to a black picture Fade in Fade Qut Zoom Fade fading in out while zooming 44 FADE IN FADE OUT Fade ri FADE IN 1 Press the FADE button before recording to select the fade mode 2 Press the start stop button to start recording The picture fades in automatically and recording starts FADE OUT 1 While the camera recorder is recording press the FADE button to select the fade mode 2 Press the start stop button to stop recording The picture fades out automatically and recording stops 45 DIGITAL FILTER This function changes the picture that is being recorded to monochrome sepia and sunset for special effect recording Press the D FILTER button to select the required recording mode and then start recording e Each time the D FILTER button is pressed the recording mode is switched The last mode selected will appear first Three special effect recording modes are available D FILTER Button Bw 1 gt Normal picture Recording in black Recording in like Recording with red ancd vhite an otd photograph arnphesized 15 nacorcding a sunset meon effectively 46 ELECTRONIC IMAGE STABILIZER EIS This function
38. thorized HITACHI service facility in the continental U S A DIAL TOLL FREE 7 days a week 24 hours a day 800 HITACHI 1 800 448 2244 81 SPECIFICATIONS Hitachi Home Electronics America Inc Hitachi has made every effort to assure you hours of trouble free operation from your unit However should you require service a network of Hitachi Authorized Service Facilities has been established in all 50 states and Puerto Rico Each facility will provide you with convenient and expedient assistance Our service Hotline operator will direct you to the Hitachi Authorized Service Facility nearest you Just present proof of purchase and or delivery receipts to the Hitachi Authorized Service Facility and service will be rendered in accordance with the terms of the limited warranty as stated on your warranty card or operating guide Should you have any questions regarding in warranty service operation or technical assistance please contact Eastern Region Southern Region Western Region Midwestern Region 1290 Wall Street West 3890 Steve Reynolds Blvd 401 West Artesia Blvd 1400 Morse Ave Lyndhurst NJ 07071 Norcross GA 30093 Compton CA 90220 Elk Grove Village IL 60007 201 935 8980 404 279 5600 310 537 8383 708 593 1550 ME NH VT MA RI TX OK AR LA TN AK WA OR CA ID ND SD NE KS MN IA MO CT NY NJ PA MD MS AL FL GA NC NV MT UT AZ WY WI IL KY IN MI OH WV VA DE DC SC PR CO NM Hitachi Sa
39. tler The titler will store 2 different title pages in memory Once a title is stored it can be displayed and recorded at anytime Each title page can contain two lines of 16 characters each The titler contains 47 different characters for creating titles TITLE Button G Button f w p and Buttons ES 57 TITLE RECORDING Creating a Title 1 Attach a power source to the camera recorder 2 Press TITLE button The flashing cursor will appear in the viewfinder 3 Press SHIFT button repeatedly to move the flashing cursor to the place you want to begin your title 4 Select the first character for your title by pressing the or button repeatedly until the desired character appears 221 5 After you have selected the first character press SHIFT button to move the flashing cursor to the place you want the next character x 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have completed the title 7 After completeing your title press PAGE button and create the title on another title page 8 After creating the title press TITLE button to remove the title graphics from the viewfinder Now title graphics is stored in memory 58 TITLE RECORDING Correcting Errors During Title Storage 1 Press SHIFT button repeatedly until the character to be corrected will flash 2 Press either or button until the correct
40. tteries provided immediately to prevent misplacing them For date time 1 Pull the battery holder CE iem P jp IV d Battery Holder 2 Insert the date time battery with the terminal facing up uw TH Wl EN For remote control 1 Pull the battery holder from the remote control provided 2 Place the battery as illustrated and then attach the holder to the remote control JU m 4 E r Er L LOADING BATTERIES FOR DATE TIME AND CONTROL 20 POWER SOURCES WHEN USING WITH THE BATTERY provided 1 Push the BATT EJECT lever in the direction of the arrow and hold it then open the grip cover BATT EJECT Lever i Grip Cover 2 To attach the battery align the mark on the battery with that of the camera recorder 3 Hold the battery flush against the camera recorder and slide it in the direction of the arrow Mark E 4 1 H 1 de 4 Close the grip cover To remove the battery 1 Push and hold BATT EJECT lever then open the grip cover POWER SOURCES BATT EJECT Lever wee ae N k Gia F Grip Cover 2 Slide the battery downward and off WHEN USING WITH THE AC ADAPTER CHARGER provided 1 p LE IL Hi AT MEER M X Ti Het lil
41. tton Power Switch Tg i F pue 12 STOP Button HEW Button PLAY Button 12 Slide the power switch to OFF and then slide EJECT switch to remove cassette 30 MAKING A SAMPLE CAMERA RECORDING EJECT Switch Power Switch 13 Always remove the power source from the camera recorder after use See POWER SOURCES on page 11 3l IDENTIFICATION AND OPERATION OF CONTROLS Left side Illustration 1 Lens F1 4 6 48mm 8 1 power zoom lens features auto focus and auto iris functions 2 ZOOM MODE Button Use this button to switch the digital zoom feature Usually press this button so that ZM 1 appears in the viewfinder See DIGITAL ZOOM on page 25 3 EIS Electronic Image Stabilizer Button Press to display 9 in the viewfinder EIS corrects slight shaking of the image to be recorded 4 B Back LIGHT Button When the subject is lit from behind press and hold this button to compensate for the back lighting 5 Cassette Holder Slide EJECT switch to open the cassette holder Be aware of the cassette direction when inserting 6 FADE Button During recording you can add a professional touch to your recordings by fading in and out of scenes You can select the three fade modes the white fade wipe fade and zoom fade 7 Focus Control For manual focusing rotate this control to bring the subject into focus 8 FOCUS Select Button Press thi
42. turer may result in a risk of fire electric shock or injury to persons 7 To reduce risk of damage to electric plug and cord pull by plug rather than cord when disconnecting charger 8 Make sure cord is located so that it will not be stepped on tripped over or otherwise subjected to damage or stress 9 Do not operate charger with damaged cord or plug replace them immediately 10 An extension cord should not be used unless absolutely necessary Use of improper extension cord could result in a risk of fire and electric shock If extension cord must be used make sure A The pins on plug of extension cord are the same number size and shape as those of plug on charger B That extension cord is properly wired and in good electrical condition and C That wire size should be met below Minimum AWG size Length of extension cord feet 18 Equal to or less than 100 16 Equal to or less than 150 11 Do not operate charger if it has received a sharp blow been dropped or otherwise damaged in any way take it to a qualified serviceman 12 Do not disassemble charger take it to a qualified serviceman when service or repair is required Incorrect reassembly may result in a risk of electric shock or fire 13 To reduce risk of electric shock unplug charger from outlet before attempting any maintenance or cleaning IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR AC ADAPTER CHARGER 15 Hi8 HiEl nas realized high resolution and high pictu
43. ug a plug having one blade wider than the other This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet try reversing the plug If the plug should still fail to fit contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet prevent electric shock do not use this polarized plug with an extension cord receptacle or other outlet unless the blades can be fully inserted without blade exposure If you need an extension use a polarized cord p 5 Power Sources This video product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home consult your video dealer or local power company For video products intended to operate from battery power or other sources refer to the operating instructions 6 Overloading Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock Overloaded AC outlets and extension cords are dangerous and so are frayed power cords damaged or cracked wire insulation and broken plugs They may result in a shock or fire hazard Periodically examine the cord and have it replaced by your service technician if appearance indicates damage or deteriorated IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS insulation 7 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched b
44. urTV adjust fine tuning knob on television set to obtain best picture Picture bends at the top of the TV TV receiver is older type It needs to screen be modified to work properly with camera recorder 1 Tape is damaged try another cassette Color of your TV screen is too bright TV set has VIR circuit Turn off during too faint or change playback DEW Symptom Check Point amp Correction DEW indication flashes in the Condensation on the camera recorder viewfinder mechanism wait until the unit has reached normal room temperature and condensation has dried DEW indication will then stop flashing BATTERY CONDITION Symptom Check Point amp Correction The em indication in the electronic Try another battery or charge the viewfinder battery 78 HEAD CLEANING Dirt can accumulate on the video heads after a period of time and may cause the playback picture to become blurred or look like part of the video information is lost This does not mean that the recorded program has been erased but that head cleaning is required Use the Maxell 8M CLT or similar dry type head cleaning tape to clean the video heads f the picture does not clear up after using the head cleaning tape professional cleaning by a service technician may be necessary Consult your nearest dealer or VCR service center for head cleaning 79 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE The video camera recorder is a precision electromechanic
45. y items placed upon or against them paying particular attention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the appliance 10 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 8 Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation to ensure reliable operation of the video product and to protect it from overheating These openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the video product on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This video product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register This video product should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the video product manufacturer s instructions have been followed nee E 9 Attachments Do not use attachments unless recommended by the video product manufacturer as they may cause hazards 10 Water and Moisture Do not use this video product near water for example near a bath tub wash bowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool and the like 11 Accessories Do not place this video product on an unstable card stand tripod bracket or table The video product may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the appliance Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the video
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