RCA CC9360 manual Proper Care and Storage, Tape Care and Storage

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Proper Care and Storage

Keep dirt from entering the camcorder’s cassette tape door. Dust and grit are abrasive and cause excessive wear to both the recording/playback heads and tapes.

Always cap the lens when the camcorder is not in use.

Before handling the camcorder, make sure your hands and face are free from any chemical products such as suntan lotion, as it might damage the finish.

The camcorder might be damaged by improper storage or handling. Do not subject the camcorder to swinging, shaking, or dropping.

Do not store the camcorder in temperatures below -22˚F (-30˚C) or above 149˚F (65˚C).

When the camcorder is not in use, always remove the tape and AC power supply/ charger or battery.

Retain the original carton for future storage or shipping purposes.

Tape Care and Storage

When finished with a tape, rewind it, remove it from the camcorder, and label it. Protect the tape using the erase protection tab if necessary.

Store tapes vertically in their protective cases at normal room temperatures. Never leave the camcorder or tapes in a car or outdoors for an extended period of time. Excessive heat or cold might damage tapes.

Keep tapes away from strong magnetic fields such as electric motors, speakers, and other devices.

Keep dust from entering the cassette tape compartment. All dust is abrasive and causes excessive wear on the tape and the camcorder’s recording and playback heads.

Never use tapes with damaged or spliced tape.

Do not use a tape if it has been damaged or exposed to moisture. The tape might jam and/or damage the camcorder.

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Contents Changing Entertainment. Again Digital Camcorder User’s GuideProduct Registration Important InformationTable of Contents Playback Advanced FeaturesRecording 103 Downloading to a PCOther Information This page intentionally left blank Connections & Setup Parts Checklist Connections & SetupConnections & Setup VOL Getting Started Unpack the camcorder and accessoriesAdjust the hand strap Attach the lens cap Attach the power supplyTurn on the camcorder Set the Light Switch to AutoMini DV Cassettes Insert a cassette tapeUse the LCD monitor or viewfinder to see what’s recording Using the LCD monitorUsing the viewfinder Play your recording Start recordingTurn off the camcorder Powering the CamcorderCharging the Battery Tip Removing the BatteryBattery Charging Time 247800 Approx min Battery Care and Storage Battery Level IconUsing an Optional Plug Adapter in Foreign Countries Using the Power SupplyRemoving the power supply Using the Shoulder Strap Setting the Date and Time Setting the Tape Recording Speed Seeing What You Are Recording On-screen Icons Using the MonitorsSeeing What You Are Recording Using the MonitorsUsing the LCD Monitor Eyepiece Focus Control Using the ViewfinderDEC On-screen IconsAuto Date, Date, Time, or Date and Time Icons Recording and Playback IconsProgram AE with Special Effects Icons Status Icons B. Manual White Balance IconsIris Lock Icon Zoom IconExposure Icon Fade and Wipe Icons Steady Pix Icon Tape Speed Icon Time Code Icon Remaining Other IconsFocus Icons Recording Details Recording Tips RecordingJournalistic Shooting RecordingRecording Details Digital and Optical Zooming Using the Zoom Lever W and TSelf-Recording Using Digital Zoom Using Steady Pix Video Light Details Using the Video LightTime Code Display Selecting a Snapshot Mode Recording Snapshot Taking SnapshotsBlank Search Recording Tips Playback Options Choose Your Connection PlaybackBasic Playback PlaybackPlayback Options Tips Shuttle Search Still Playback ModeFrame-By-Frame Playback Choose your Connection Connecting to a TV or VCR with Audio/Video Input JacksConnecting to a TV or VCR with an S-Video Input Jack Playback on a TV or VCR with Audio/Video Input Jacks Dubbing to a VCR To Use this Camcorder as a Player Dubbing to Another Digital Video CamcorderAdvanced Features Using the Menus For Advanced Adjustment Advanced FeaturesCamera Menu Menu DefinitionsMain Menu System Menu Manual MenuLCD Display MenuTime OFF Night Mode Using the Advanced FeaturesFades Fade/Wipe EffectsWipes WIPE-CORNERAdvanced Features Program AE With Special Effects Power switch AE buttonHigh shutter speed clearly captures fast-moving action Recorded scenes have a slow-frame, classic movie feel Exposure Control Power switch Exposure buttonIris Lock Auto Focus FocusingExit Manual FocusWhite Balance Adjustment Manual White Balance Date/Time InsertAuto Wide ModeNew16x9TVScreen Wind Cut Resetting the Camcorder DefaultsDownloading to a PC Connecting to a ComputerMinimum Requirements Downloading to a PCOther Information No power is supplied TroubleshootingPower suddenly goes off and does not come back on by itself Some menus or features are not availableRear of the LCD monitor is hot An error number i.e. E03 appearsLCD monitor, the viewfinder and the lens are dirty Image is out of focusRecording does not start Recording cannot be performedTape is running, but there is no playback picture Playback picture is blurred or interruptedFinal Notes PowerDate/Time Settings Video Recording Tapes Cleaning The Camcorder Care and CleaningAfter Using the Camcorder Tape Care and Storage Proper Care and StorageThings to Avoid Traveling TipsCamcorder SpecificationsAudio/Video Jacks AC Power SupplyRCA Digital Camcorder Limited Warranty Option What your warranty does not cover If you purchased your camcorder outside the United States Limitation of WarrantyHow State Law relates to warranty FCC and Industry Canada Information Rechargeable Battery Pack Optional AccessoriesAC201A Soft Carrying Case ACS091 Shoulder StrapH2011 DV Cable Using the Optional AC088 Tripod252885 A/V Cable United States and Canada Orders To order accessories, contact your local DealerDescription Price Qty Total Accessories Order Form100 This page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank Index 104 Chapter 105 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, Thomson multimedia Inc
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