RCA ProV950HB manual Displaying Lap Times

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Useful Features for Camera Recording

Displaying Lap Times

When using the stopwatch in an athletic competition such as a 100 m swimming race, the stopwatch can display lap times, e.g. at the 50 m turn, while continuing to measure elapsed time. This function is available for both Camera and VCR modes.

Operation Button

1 When measuring time with the stopwatch function, press C on the operation button ( ) to select “LAP TIME” at the moment that you want to know the time elapsed so far, e.g. at the 50 m turning point.

The elapsed time is replaced by the lap time.

The stopwatch continues to measure internally.

 

 

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Notes:

When using the stopwatch during recording, the lap time display is not recorded.

Each time you select “LAP TIME”, the stopwatch display indicates the time elapsed from the moment the stopwatch

was started to the moment you pressed C on the button to select “LAP TIME”.

The stopwatch cannot measure lap time for any intermediate period.

3 Press on the button to select “STOP”. The stopwatch stops measuring, and shows the time elapsed between the start and the moment you pressed stop, e.g. from the start to the goal of the 100 m race.

 

 

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4 Press C on the button to select “LAP TIME” once to display the most recent lap time. Press C on the button to select “LAP TIME” a second time to display the total time elapsed.

You can switch between these two displays by selecting “LAP TIME”.

 

 

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Contents Users Guide Product Registration Model No ProV950HB Serial No Purchase Date Purchased FromInstallation On nextService UseExample of Antenna Grounding Table of Contents Table of Contents Supplied Accessories Supplied AccessoriesRemoving the Lens Protector When the cassette compartment door is openedCamcorder Controls Cassette CompartmentSystem Connector When Camera Module is RotatedPower Switch CAMERA/VCR About the Plug in Power MIC JackFirst-Time Operation Installing the Lithium Cell in the CamcorderInstalling the Lithium Cell in the Remote Control Cassette Compartment Door ReleaseAttaching the AC Adapter to the Docking Station Attaching the AC Adapter/ Battery ChargerCharging the Battery Pack Removing the AC Adapter from the Docking StationFirst-Time Operation Charging Two Battery Packs at the Same TimeCharging on the Docking Station Removing the Camcorder from the Docking StationRemoving the Battery Pack Inserting and Removing the Battery PackInserting the Battery Pack Battery Pack HandlingFrom an AC Outlet Powering the CamcorderUsing an Optional Plug Adapter Removing the DC Cable from CamcorderTo Cigarette Powering the Camcorder from Your Car BatteryDC Cable Jack Lighter SocketRemoving a Cassette Inserting and Removing a CassetteInserting a Cassette Perform and then remove the cassetteControlling the Monitor Display Camera mode when the Power switch Is set to CameraVCR mode when the Power switch Is set to VCR About the Operation buttonPress C or B on the button to set the desired mode Using the On-Screen MenuButton and slide the Power switch to Camera To display the VCR mode menu screenCamera Mode VCR ModeReturning to the Previous Screen Indicates a blinking display Press B on Setting the Area, Date and TimeTo Turn Off the Menu Display Press the Menu buttonChanging the Area of the Time Zone Blank Area SettingWorld Clock To Turn Off the MENU-PAGE DisplaySetting Daylight Saving Time Time Zone ChartTo Display Area, Date and Time on the Monitor Area Table Area Number Area Name Countries or AreasPress C on the operation button to select Picture Picture/Backlight AdjustmentsWhen the Camcorder is in VCR Mode Operation Button Menu ButtonHandling the LCD Monitor Using the Hand StrapAttaching the Shoulder Strap Fitting the Strap to Your HandTo Pause Recording Battery Pack Max. 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