JVC GV-PT2 manual Store the sub scene, Select 4 or 16 on Multi and Select Different on Content

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•The sub scene inset in the main scene is displayed on the monitor.

•If you want to inset more than one sub scene, repeat steps 8 through 10.

PRESS PRINT

•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing has started.

•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during printing.

•When the printed sheets are delivered to the output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears, printing is complete. Do not leave more than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.

•To call up the INPUT display.

PRESS SOURCE BUTTON

•The stored position of the sub scene is displayed in white in the upper righthand corner of the screen.

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10 WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WANT TO SELECT AS A SUB SCENE IS REACHED, PRESS MEMORY

FORMAT SELECT MENU

LAYOUT : HORIZONTAL

MULTI : 4

☞CONTENT : DIFFERENT

SELECT [ /	]
SET [ / ]
OK [OK]	QUIT [FORMAT]

Position of the sub scene to be stored displayed on screen

FRAME STABILISER

If MEMORY display is not stable, press FRAME STABILISER button to call up “F.STABILISER” on TV screen.

If you store the wrong main scene ....

redo the procedure from step 1.

If you store the wrong sub scene ....

redo the procedure from step 8 to 10.

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Store the sub scene

5 PRESS FORMAT

•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the monitor.

6 SELECT 4 OR 16 ON MULTI AND SELECT DIFFERENT ON CONTENT

Press cursor buttons / to place the pointer

☞on items and press cursor buttons / to change the options.

•With 4 selected on MULTI, the size of the sub scene will be 1/4 of the main scene area. With 16 selected on MULTI, it will be 1/16 of the main scene area.

7 PRESS OK

•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and selection is complete.

8 SELECT THE POSITION WHERE THE SUB SCENE IS STORED WITH CUR- SOR BUTTONS / AND /

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Contents GV-PT2 Safety Precautions Some Dos And Donts On The Safe Use Of Equipment Above ALLAbout Thermal Heads Strobe Print Inset PrintTitle Impose Print Editing IndexLayout Print BUILT-IN Capture FacilityContents Paper Tray Blank Paper Sheet Set Remote Control UnitFloppy Disk @ S-Video Input Connector Error lamp INK lampRemote Control Signal Receiver Remote Pause connector # Video Input ConnectorJlip Joint Level Interface Protocol Connector Parallel ConnectorService Door for Jammed Paper Removal Video Output Connector10 EN Transmitter Source select button Title buttonMenu control button Cursor control button OK button Place two R6 batteries Compartment. Align the batteries as shownUse two R6 batteries EN C Onnections Image source with Video output connectors When removing ink cassette 14 ENSET Contents Uses About Blank Paper Sheet Sets optionalLoading/unloading the paper tray Opening the paper trayInserting blank paper sheets in the paper tray Open the lid while pushing aPreparation EN Preparation Select Layout and NO. of ScenesPress OK Press Print Press Memory When the DE- Sired Image AppearsTo print a live image using a camcorder as the source If you store the wrong image or store an image incorrectlySetting with remote control unit Print menu displayPress Menu Select Layout 22 EN Multi-Print Same ScenePress Format Now printing!! appears on screen during Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printingHas started Printing24 EN Multi-Print Different ScenesDesired scene, then start playback a little Begin Source PlaybackFast-forward or rewind the source tape to find Before the scene26 EN Press ModeMode Select Menu appears on the monitor Multi-Print Different Scenes Sticker Type PrintTitle Impose Print is not available Press Memory When the Desired Image AppearsTo exit Editing Index mode If you store a wrong image or store an image incorrectlyStore the main scene 28 ENInset Print Select Horizontal on Layout and Select OFF on MultiIf you store the wrong main scene Select 4 or 16 on Multi and Select Different on ContentStore the sub scene If you store the wrong sub scene30 EN Strobe PrintPress Memory When the DE- Sired Image Appears 32 EN Vertical Layout PrintSelect Vertical on Layout Image to be stored Selectout Video Cassette on LAY 34 ENVideo Cassette Label Print Press cursor buttons / to choose the optionsTo affix labels on video cassettes First cut out the labels and then stick onto video cassettes36 EN Name Sticker PrintPress Memory When the DE- Sired Image Appears 38 EN Calendar PrintStore the Desired Image in Memory SET YEAR/MONTH of Calendar Press OK ButtonIf you store the wrong calendar Connect Image Source Camcorder or VCR to Printer page 12 40 ENEditing Index SET EDIT-IN or EDIT-OUT Point of the Scene to be StoredChoose Editing Index Sequence for memory42 EN Snapshot PrintSelect Snap Shot Printing Press the CAMCORDER’S SnapShot Button 44 EN Title Impose PrintRecord Title or Drawing with Your Camcorder If you want to change the title Erase title when printing is finishedChoose NEGATIVE/POSITIVE of the Title If you want to change Colour orUsing The Attached Collection Of Superimpose Patterns 46 ENShooting a pattern Personal Computer Printer Section EN Introd Uction Bi-Directional 25-pin printer interface 486DX2 or higher CPUImage EditFormat WindowTo Video Output connector To S-VIDEO Video cable optionRear panel jack To Video Connector Printer Front panel jackTo S-VIDEO Input connector To Video Input connector Personal ComputerSetting up EN INS T Alling T HE SoftwareRun 54 EN Windows 3.1 offers a number of ways to launch an applicationClosing the Program Maximize buttonEach menu is configured as shown below 56ENRotate 90 clockwise 58 EN Tile CascadeArrange Icons Printing Procedure Press OK60 EN ExampleCall up the printer setup display setup dialog To start printingCancel Print orientation Select when printingImage adjustment No. of prints Print orientationFile name box Message box Displays the current status Control button64 EN Paper jammed PC mode is selectedVideo printer mode Close back door66 EN Selected. Switch to To the PC modeCapture mode is PC mode68 EN If no paper is jammed Slot of the paper trayIf no paper is jammed in the output tray Signal PowerPower consumption ConnectorsLayout Error MessagesPg ,23-43 Pg ,43,59MEM O Memo GV-PT2