Canon 310, DC311, DC301 instruction manual

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CBC-NB2 Car Battery Charger

Use the car battery charger to charge battery packs while you are on the go. The car battery cable plugs into your car's cigarette lighter and runs off a 12-24 V DC negative ground battery.

Shoulder Strap

You can attach a shoulder strap for more security and portability.

Pass the ends through the strap mount and adjust the length of the strap.

WS-20 Wrist Strap

Use this for extra additional protection for active shooting.

SC-2000 Soft Carrying Case

A handy camcorder bag with padded compartments and plenty of space for accessories.

This mark identifies genuine Canon video accessories. When you use Canon video equipment, we recommend Canon- brand accessories or products bearing the same mark.

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Contents PAL Class 1 Laser Product Important Usage InstructionsDisc specification on DVD-RWs How to Select a DVD DiscNo need to worry about recording over a tape Just select a scene from the index screenEasily play back your recordings on a DVD player Disc type Disc specifications Available features depend on the DVD disc usedDVD-R, DVD-R DL DVD-RW Video ModeTable of contents Additional Functions Basic PlaybackManaging Scenes and the Disc Disc Playback on an External DevicePrinting Photos Connecting to a TV or VCRAppendix Menu Options Lists Trouble?About this Manual Conventions Used in this ManualIntroduction Supplied Accessories Left side view Right side view Front view Components GuideBack view Top view Bottom view Screen Displays Recording moviesPlaying movies during playback Recording still images Viewing still images Record PlaybackEND will be displayed and the recording will stop Getting Started Charging the Battery PackDisconnect the compact power adapter from the camcorder Preparing the AccessoriesTo Remove the Battery Pack When YOU Mount the Camcorder on a TripodBasic Operation of the Camcorder Power SwitchOperating Modes Joystick and Joystick GuidePress FUNC. to save the settings and close the menu Using the MenusMenu items not available will appear grayed out NextDisplay Setup Select the icon and press To open the setup menusPress Func Abbreviation of Menu Selections in this ManualSetting the Date and Time First Time SettingsChanging the Language OptionsOpening the Lens Cover and Adjusting the LCD screen Getting Ready to Start RecordingChanging the Time Zone Inserting and Removing a Disc Turn the switch to on to set the camcorder in modeLCD Backlight Hold DISP. pressed down for more than 2 secondsWhen Using DVD-RWDISCS Close the disc coverRemoving the Disc Turn off the camcorder Open the memory card slot cover Grab the edge of the disc and gently pull it outClose the cover Inserting and Removing a Memory CardMove the / switch to movies Red Camera indicator will turn onBasic Recording Shooting VideoOperations for 5 minutes 65. To Using the viewfinderCamera Setup Selecting the Recording ModeZooming Optical, Advanced and Digital Zoom Selecting the Zoom TypeUsing the Zoom Menu Camera Setup Zoom Speed Desired optionQuick Start Function Selecting the Zoom SpeedPress Quick Start firmly Reviewing and Deleting the Last Scene RecordedWithin approx second, the camcorder is ready to record Push the joystick towardPlaying Back the Video Basic PlaybackDeleting a Scene After Recording It Disc type DVD-RW After recording a sceneTo Adjust the Volume Speaker VOL Adjust the volumeDuring the playback of a scene Camcorder operationOn-Screen Displays Data Code Deleting ScenesDeleting a Single Scene Deleting All ScenesAdditional Functions Mode switchSpecial Scene Recording Programs All displays on All displays off1 Data code2 onlyUse this mode to record sunsets in vibrant colors Use this mode to record in dimly lit placesUse this mode to record spotlit scenes Use this mode to record fireworksFlexible Recording Changing the Shutter Speed Mode switch OptionsProgram AE Desired option To SET the Shutter SpeedActivate the self timer Self TimerLCD Video Light LCD Light OFFAdjust the focus as necessary Manual Focus AdjustmentPush the joystick toward Next to save the focus adjustment Push the joystick toward FocusMode switch except for Fireworks recording program Manual Exposure AdjustmentAdjust the brightness of the image as required White BalancePress FUNC. to save the setting and close the menu Image EffectsOptions Setting Digital EffectsApplying Creating a Playlist Managing Scenes and the DiscAdding Scenes to the Playlist ADD to PlaylistMoving Scenes in the Playlist Switching Between Original and Playlist ScenesDividing Scenes To PlaylistInitializing the Disc Disc Playback on an External DeviceChanging the Disc Title Disc Operations Disc TitleMenu Disc Operations Finalize Finalizing the DiscYES PressInsert the finalized disc in the DVD drive Disc Playback on External DevicesOn a DVD Player Recordings on a Finalized DiscVR mode Press when the confirmation screen appearsDisc Operations Unfinalize YES Discs that can be unfinalizedMove the lens cover switch down To to open the lens cover Move the / switch to still imagesTaking Photos PhotosApproximate number of still images on a memory card Selecting Photo Size and QualityViewing Photos Green Play indicator will turn onErasing the Last Photo Just Recorded OFF While reviewing the image immediately after recordingSlideshow You can press again to hide the joystick guideSlideshow Start To RUN Through the Still ImagesErasing Photos Magnifying Photos during PlaybackMove the zoom lever toward T Still IMG Oper Erase ALL Images YESSINGLE Single Desired optionMenu Camera Setup Focus PRI. Desired option Mode switch at The focus priority cannot be turned offAutomatic Focus Priority Press Start/Stop and hold it pressed downHistogram and Other Screen Displays Protecting PhotosProtect Press Protect The image selection screen appears To Select the ON-SCREEN DisplaysStill IMG Oper Initializing the Memory CardInitialize Card Select the card initialization method YES InitializePrint Orders Printing PhotosSelecting Still Images for Printing Print Order Still IMG Oper Erase ALL ORD YESConnection Diagrams Connecting to a TV or VCRExternal Connections AV TerminalCopying your Recordings to an External Video Recorder Playback on a TV ScreenAppendix Menu Options Lists Menu item Setting optionsAdditional Information Camera PlaySuper FINE, Fine Normal To Playlist To Original Size LW 1152x648, L 640x480 1024x768, S QualityMove Divide Delete Speaker VOL Slideshow Protect Print Order CopiesSec OFFCamera AutoUNFINALIZE2 Disc Info Initialize DISC1 VIDEO, VR, Cancel FinalizeDEL.ALL MOVIES3 DEL.PLAYLIST4Demo Mode OFF Initialize Card INITIALIZE, COMPL.INIT., CancelErase ALL ORD Brightness TV Screen10 min System SetupContinuous Wide TVZONE/DST DATE/TIME SetupDATE/TIME Date Format Y 1.JAN.2008 1200 AMTroubleshooting Power SourceRecording/Playback Cannot open the disc cover to remove the disc RecordingPlaying Back the Disc in an External DVD Device Playback/EditingList of Messages in alphabetical order Memory Card OperationCannot USE Disc USE of a Recommended Disc is Advised Unable to Recognize the Data Battery Pack Handling PrecautionsTreat the battery pack with care CamcorderMini DVD Disc About the battery terminal coverMemory Card For 24 hours with the switch set to Additional InformationCleaning Maintenance/OthersStorage CondensationUsing the Camcorder Abroad Trademark AcknowledgementsResuming USE Scart System Diagram Availability differs from area to areaUse of genuine Canon accessories is recommended Optional AccessoriesBattery pack → Charging conditions ↓ NB-2LHNB-2LH Page Specifications DC320/DC311/DC310/DC301System Recording Media NB-2LH Battery Pack CA-570 Compact Power AdapterPower/Others TerminalsOnly Additional Information IndexRecording program Playback XP mode ZoomQuick Start function Recording ReviewingCanon Europa N.V

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