Sharp VL-NZ100S manual Remaining Recording Time Display, Remaining Battery Power Display

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Remaining Recording Time Display

Available mode:

TAPE-CAMERA

When the camcorder is recording in TAPE- CAMERA mode, an on-screen indicator displays the approximate remaining tape time in minutes.

Remaining Battery Power Display

Available modes:

All modes

When using the camcorder with the battery pack as the power source, the remaining battery power indicator is displayed. If the battery power becomes very low, a warning indicator appears. Replace the battery pack.

Remaining recording time indicator

3 0 min

Notes:

• The remaining recording time indicator

appears when the on-screen indicators are

turned on.

• The remaining recording time indicator

appears 10 seconds after pressing the REC

START/STOP button to begin recording.

• The remaining recording time indicator only

(Green)

(Green) (Red)

BAT T ERY I S TOO LOW.

Basic Operations

Remaining battery power indicator

Warning indicator

shows the approximate time left. Also, it varies

slightly depending on the length of tape used.

(This function is based on the DVM60 tape

standard.)

When the remaining recording time reaches 1 minute, a warning indicator will appear. Prepare a new cassette.

	Warning indicator		Approx. remaining time

	T HE T A P E
	E NDS	SOON.
			Less than 1 min.

	T A PE E ND
	T A PE E ND

	CHANGE	T HE
	CAS SE T T E .		The tape has reached
			The tape has reached
			the end.
	T A PE	E ND	the end.
	T A PE	E ND

Notes:

•The remaining battery power indicator appears when the on-screen indicators are turned on.

•Use the remaining battery power indicator only as an approximate indication.

•The remaining battery power indicator may change to either a higher or lower level if you set the Power switch to OFF and then back to CAMERA or VCR.

•In cold environments, the red remaining battery power indicator may appear sooner.

•Use of the zoom functions when the warning indicator is displayed may cause the camcorder to suddenly lose power.

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Contents Gedruckt in Japan Imprimé au Japon TINSLA006WJZZ 02P03-JKG Sharp CorporationPower supply Special Note for Users in the U.K Supplied Accessories Optional Accessories Iii When using your camcorder in a cold enviDew Formation What is dew formation?Using a Cleaning Tape Commercially Available Precautions Dirty Video HeadsAvailable mode Causes of video head cloggingContents Contents Viii Digital Still Camera Features AppendixCompartment door Part NamesCard selection Media SelectionPp , 30 Operation ReferencesTAPE-VCR mode TAPE-CAMERA modeOn-screen Display Index Operation ReferencesCARD-VCR mode CARD-CAMERA modeOn-screen indicators on/off Example screens shown are for TAPE-CAMERA modeManual screens AS S E T T E Properly inserted see Setting seeNew one see Card has no images recorded in the format the camcorder canAttaching Attaching and Removing the Battery PackRemoving PreparationExtending battery pack life Charging the Battery Pack1Fully charge the battery pack BatteryPreparation Powering the Camcorder from an AC OutletInserting and Removing a Cassette InsertingPerform above, then take out the cassette About the write-protect switch Inserting and Removing a CardClose the card slot cover Installing Installing the Lithium BatterySetting the Date TimeT T I NG Attaching the Lens Hood Changing to the 12-hour Time ModeAttaching the Wrist Strap Press l or m to select 12H, then press the SET buttonAttach the strap to the lens cap as shown below Using the Lens CapHolding the camcorder Tips on Recording PositionsBasic posture Shooting from a high angleTAPE-CAMERA mode TAPE-VCR mode Selecting the Camcorder ModeCARD-CAMERA mode CARD-VCR mode Camcorder modesTo turn the power off Easy Camera Recording on Tape in Full Auto ModeTo pause recording Press the REC START/STOP button to begin recordingMacro Shots Zooming Auto FocusBasic Operations Camera Recording ZoomingRemaining Recording Time Display Remaining Battery Power DisplayUsing Earphones Commercially Available Tape PlaybackTo stop playback Still Volume ControlVideo Search Searching for a Scene Near the Current Tape PositionBasic Operations Playback Watching Playback on aTo turn off the menu screen Using the Menu ScreensPress the Menu button ExampleGU I DE Displaying Recording GuideTypes Turning on the recording guideTo use optical zoom only Setting the Digital ZoomSelect OFF in above Press lor mto select 40 or 300, then press the SET buttonTo cancel Gamma Brightness Compen- sation Useful features Camera RecordingGamma Brightness Compensation To obtain a brighter pictureTo cancel the gain-up function Press the GAMMA/BRIGHTER button again Eindicator appearsGain-up To cancel Fade mode UsingFade In and Fade Out To use Fade Out onlyEdit Search Quick ReturnRecording Standby Mode, press and holdStill Recording on Tape To cancel the still imageAttaching the Supplied Tripod Adapter To pause recordingWide Screen To cancel DIS functionDigital Image Stabilization DIS To return to normal screenMore Information on Self Re- cording Self RecordingTo return to SP mode Recording in LP Long Play Recording ModeAP E SP E E D LP Press l or m to select LP, then press the SET buttonTo return to 12-bit audio recording mode Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording ModePress l or m to select 16bit, then press the SET button Select 12bit in aboveInstalling the Batteries Using the Remote ControlRemo T E on ActivatingDisplaying the Date and Time of Recording Useful Features PlaybackSlow S P L AYGamma Playback To cancel Gamma PlaybackCopying an Image from Tape to Card Gamma Playback has no effect during still playbackPicture Effect Playback To cancel Picture Effect PlaybackPress l or m to select the desired Picture effect, then press the SETManual Focus To return to Auto Focus modeTo return to Auto Exposure mode Advanced Features Camera RecordingManual Exposure Screen is displayedSetting the Camcorder to Full Auto mode To return to Auto White Balance modeWhite Balance Lock Digital Picture Effects To cancel the digital picture effectScene settings cannot be used when displaying a still image To cancel the scene settingScene Menu Program AE SC E NE Menu SportOU T Using the Time CodeDisplay format Displaying the time code on a TV during playbackCutting Unwanted Sequences EditingTo stop editing RecordingRecording from an External Source Advanced Features PlaybackTo Record from an External Source To stop recordingL G D G T L O N Using the Camcorder as a ConverterTo DV terminal Digital equipmentTerminal IEEE1394 Editing with the DVTo Record from Video Equip MentSelecting the Audio Playback Mode AUD I OYou can select any of the following audio playback modes Normal recording mode Audio Dubbing FeatureAudio Dubbing mode Audio RecordingAudio Dubbing To cancel audio dubbingTo pause audio dubbing Press the Menu button. The audio dubbing screen disappearsPress the Still button fully to begin recording Selecting the Picture Quality Picture quality Approx. number SettingTimer Digital Still Camera Features Card RecordingRecording with the Self Formatting a Card Available Operations during Full-screen Display Card PlaybackPress j, k, l or m on the Operation Button to move the selection frame toDelete Protection To cancel the protection set- tingDeleting Stored Images Digital Still Camera Features PlaybackDeleting One Stored Image Press j, k, l or m to select the image to be deletedDeleting All Stored Images Print Order About DpofAssigning Print Order to an Image To cancel the print order for an image To cancel the print order for all imagesAssigning Print Order to All Images Transferring Data on Installing the USB driverCard to Computer System RequirementsImage Folders and File Names Disconnecting the USB cableWindows ME Windows XPSlide Show Playback To stop Slide Show PlaybackPress l or m to select Slide Show Picture/Backlight Adjustments Adjusting the PictureAdjusting the Backlight Turning off Confirmation Sound AppendixPress l or m to select OFF, then press the SET button Useful Information Use a wide-angle setting for fast-moving subjectsHints for Better Shooting LightingAppendix DV Technology SD Memory Card MultiMediaCardDV and conventional video cassette tapes Mini DV Cassette Precautions when using a Mini DV cassetteCopyright Protection To protect recordings against acciden- tal erasureAppendix MultiMediaCard Precautions on handling MultiMediaCardsWatch out for static electricity Watch out for condensationSD Memory Card AC Adapter Precautions on handling SD Memory CardsReplacing the Fluorescent Lamp Protecting your dataThis camcorder uses a lithium-ion type battery pack Appendix Battery PackCharging StorageAC Adapter Supplied Accessory Cleaning Using Your Camcorder AbroadDemo Mode of F Demonstration ModeCancelling Demo Mode EMO MOD E onPower Before Requesting ServiceCard Specifications are subject to change without notice SpecificationsCamcorder AC Adapter UADP-0342TAZZ