Canon HV20 instruction manual Returning to a Pre-marked Position

6 Press FUNC. .

appears. Note that if the joystick guide appears on the screen, it will

conceal the	icon. Press (	) to
hide the joystick guide.

*In mode, select [ PLAY/ OUT SETUP] instead.

TO ADJUST THE VOLUME OF THE HEADPHONES

In mode, adjust the volume of the headphones with the [PHONES VOL.]

setting ( 41). In mode, use the joystick and the joystick guide following the same procedure as when adjusting the speaker’s volume.

IMPORTANT

Do not connect the headphones to the AV/ terminal if the icon does not appear on the screen. If you connect the headphones while the terminal is set to AV output only noise will be output.

When using headphones, make sure to lower the volume to an appropriate level.

The sound of the built-in speaker will be muted when you close the LCD panel, when you connect the stereo video cable to the AV/ terminal or when the AV/ terminal is set to [ PHONES].

NOTES

Use commercially available headphones with a ∅ 3.5 mm minijack.

When you turn off the camcorder, the

[AV/PHONES] setting in		mode will
return to [	AV].

The volume of the headphones cannot be adjusted while recording.

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Returning to a Pre-marked Position

If you wish to return to a particular scene later, mark the point with the zero set memory and the tape will stop at that point when you rewind/fast forward the tape.

( 10)

1While recording or during playback, press ZERO SET MEMORY on the wireless controller at the point you

wish to return to later.

•The time code changes to “0:00:00 ”.

•Press ZERO SET MEMORY again to cancel the memory.

2 If you marked the zero memory
while recording, set the camcorder					Basic
to			mode. If you marked
the zero memory during playback,
press		.			Functions
3 Press			to locate the zero mark.
• If the tape counter shows a negative
number, press				instead.
•	appears and the camcorder

rewinds/fast forwards the tape.

• The tape stops at or near the zero mark, disappears and the correct time code will be displayed again.

NOTES

If there are blank sections between recordings or sections recorded in different standards (HDV/DV) on the same tape, the zero set memory may not work correctly.