RCA ProV800C manual FB1260 and FB120 Rechargeable Batteries, Using the Optional AC088 Tripod

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Optional Accessories

FB1260 and FB120 Rechargeable Batteries

These rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries are designed specifically for long life. The FB1260 is a 1-hour battery. The FB120 powers your camcorder approximately twice as long as the FB1260 (depending on how much you use the LCD monitor, zoom, and pause). Both can be recharged with the AC adapter/charger that came with your camcorder.

Using the Optional AC088 Tripod

Mounting the camcorder on a tripod, such as AC088, will keep the camcorder steady and produce excellent video results.

This tripod’s fluid-effect head provides smooth camera pan and tilt. The quick- release mount makes it easy to attach or remove the camcorder. The grooved, tubular 3-section leg design folds down to 26" when not in use. Rubber feet allow for sure footing.

CPS91 AC Battery Charger

The CPS91 battery charger plugs directly into an AC outlet and charges the FB1260 and FB120 camcorder batteries. Because the CPS91 operates on 100-240 Volts, 50/60 Hz, it can be used virtually anywhere in the world. A plug adapter may be required in some countries. Charging takes approximately nine hours for the battery that came with your camcorder, seven hours for the FB1260 (1-hour battery), and 13 hours for the FB120 (2-hour battery).

All specifications and descriptions of accessories are subject to change without notice.

Cautions: Before using a tripod, make sure it is stable enough to hold the camcorder without falling over. Do not transport the camcorder attached to the tripod.

When attaching your camcorder to a tripod, be careful not to force the tripod screw into the camcorder’s tripod mounting hole.

The tripod screw should not protrude into the camcorder more than approximately three-eighth (3/8) inch. Forcing the screw could damage the mounting hole on the bottom of the camcorder.

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Contents USER‘S Guide Model No ProV800C Serial No Purchase Date Purchased From Product RegistrationAssistance Table of ContentsPlayback Optional AccessoriesCare and Maintenance Customer Assistance and ServiceFirst-Time Operation Unpack the camcorder and accessoriesAttach the adapter/charger Adjust the handstrap to fit your handSlide Lens Cover control to open lens cover Insert a tape Place Power CAMERA/OFF/VCR switch in CameraSelect a recording speed Spep SwitchLCD Monitor Focus Use the LCD Monitor Use the ViewfinderDetails on viewfinder and LCD monitor playback are on Place the Power switch in OFF to turn off the camcorderStart and stop recording Play back what you have recordedPUSH/OPEN Review camcorder’s operating controlsBATT. Release Button AUDIO, RF DC OUT, Display Attach Adapter/Charger Powering Your CamcorderUsing the Adapter/Charger to Power Your Camcorder Using an Optional Plug AdapterRemove the Battery Using the Battery to Power Your CamcorderBattery Safety Precautions Attach the Charged BatteryCharge the Battery Using the Battery to Power Your CamcorderUse the Refresh Button Battery Care and Storage Battery Level IndicatorOptional Car Cord Adapter Using the DCC08 Car Cord AdapterRecording Tips Cassette Recording Time Erase Protection Safety TabVideo Cassettes Recording and Playback Speeds and TimesCassette Care and Storage Inserting and Removing CassettesMaking a Recording RecordingSelect a recording speed and tape length Attach a power supplyInsert a tape Use the ViewfinderEdit Search Button Edit Search + Button Zoom in and out Details are on pagesAdd fades and wipes Start and stop recordingBright Dial Use the LCD MonitorUse the Viewfinder Adjust Viewfinder for Convenient ViewingEyepiece Focus Control Details on LCD Monitor or Viewfinder DisplaysStatus Displays Zoom Indicator Fade and Wipe IndicatorsChange Indicator Battery Level IndicatorSee page 38 for details Self-Timer, Animation, and Time- Lapse IndicatorsTime Remaining Display 58-59Tape Length Exposure IndicatorWhite Balance Indicators Index IndicatorQuick Record Auto Head CleanerMicrophone Tally Light Flying Erase HeadCamera Edit Feature Quick Review FeatureTape Positioning Place the Full AUTO/PRESET switch in Full Auto Full Auto ModeElectronic Indexing To Turn Off Manual Exposure Place the Full AUTO/PRESET switch in PresetExposure Control Manual ExposureManual White Balance Place the Full AUTO/PRESETWhite Balance Auto White BalanceAuto White Balance Manual White Balance Outdoors Sunny Auto Focus Focus Lock Feature FocusingManual Focus Set the Full AUTO/PRESET switch to PresetConditions Requiring Manual Focus To Turn On EIS Electronic Image Stabilizer EISTo Turn Off EIS To Zoom In and Out ZoomingDigital Zooming Recording Menu Make sure the Full AUTO/PRESET switch is in PresetTo Display the Recording Menu To Turn on Tele Macro Recording Menu Tele Macro Zooming FeatureTo Set Gain Up Recording Menu Gain UpFilter Recording Menu Color FilterSet the Tape Length Recording Menu Tape Time-Remaining DisplayLength Recording Menu Title To Add a Preset Title to Your RecordingsPress To highlight Title To Create Your Own TitleCharacter To Turn Off a Title Press to display the set character menuTo Remove Battery Date/Time Display Install the Clock Lithium CellTo Set the Date and Time Recording Menu Date/Time DisplayDate/Time Display To Record the Date, Time, or Date and Time on Your Tape Press Display to select modeMode selected will be recorded Date/Time Display Viewfinder or LCD Monitor DisplaysRecording Menu Sub Menu To Change a Feature in the Sub MenuTo Select a Jlip ID no Sub Menu Tally Light and Jlip ID noTo Turn the Tally Light on or OFF Press To highlight TallyTo Set the Self-Timer Sub Menu Self-TimerPlace Full AUTO/PRESET switch OFF in the Sub Menu PressSub Menu Animation Recording To Record Using AnimationPress or To select the amount Sub Menu Time-Lapse Recording To Record Using Time LapseTo start Interval Timer To highlight Interval TimerFading or Wiping In and Out Indicator Menu FunctionTo Fade or Wipe Place Full AUTO/PRESET switch in Full Auto or PresetTo Turn Off Fade or Wipe Production Effects Indicator Menu FunctionTo Use a Production Effect When Full AUTO/PRESET switch is in Full AUTO, press PROG.AETo Turn Off a Production Effect To Attach the Shoulder Strap Attaching the Shoulder StrapTraveling Tips Insert Cassette into Cassette Adapter Using the Cassette AdapterInstall Cassette Adapter’s Battery PlaybackRemove Cassette from Cassette Adapter Press PLAY/PAUSE to begin playback Playback Using the LCD Monitor or ViewfinderTo Play Back a Tape Attach a power supply Press Stop when you are finishedVisual Searching Playback FeaturesStop-Action Pause Tape Positioning Time Counter To Use the Memory-Stop FeatureTracking Buttons TrackingPlayback on TV or VCR with AUDIO/VIDEO in Jacks InstallationPress PLAY/PAUSE Playback Operation and How to Copy Tapes on the VCRViewing What the Camcorder is Seeing or Recording Playback on a TV Without Audio/Video Inputs InstallationViewing What the Camcorder Is Recording Playback OperationNormal TV Viewing To order accessories, contact your local Dealer Optional AccessoriesAC201A Soft Carrying Case DCC08 Car Cord Adapter CPS91 AC Battery Charger Using the Optional AC088 TripodFB1260 and FB120 Rechargeable Batteries AH25 Y-Adapter 1CVA147C RF Output Adapter VH54 Cable TransformerCoaxial RF Cables VH82 6-ft VH90 12-ft VH83 Audio/Video CablePlease complete other side also Accessory Order FormOrder Form for Camcorder Model ProV800C Authorized Signature 800 338 To order accessories, contact your local DealerUnited States and Canada Orders Cleaning the Camcorder’s LCD Monitor Care and MaintenanceCleaning the Camcorder Cleaning the Camcorder’s LensThings to Avoid Proper Care and StorageTrouble Checks Trouble Checks and AdjustmentsSee pages AUTO/PRESET switch in Full Auto . SeeRecording. See pages Turn the Tally Light feature on. SeePROG.AE/EFFECT to turn off Sepia. See PROG.AE/EFFECT to turn off Cinema. See pagesE01, E02, etc Information to User SpecificationsReturning equipment to Thomson for repair or exchange Customer Assistance and ServiceLimited Warranty If you purchased your camcorder outside the USA What your warranty does not coverHow State Law relates to warranty Product Registration+ 4 and 3 Buttons Index10,13,15,16,20-23,29,31 Part Number 96-ProV800C-1 ConsumersCanadian Consumers Meridian Street Indianapolis,