JVC GR-D390EK manual Dpof Setting, Memory Card Tape

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TERMS

AN

EN

AC Adapter	15	Night-Scope	37
Audio Dubbing	45	P
B		Playback Menus	35
Backlight Compensation	39	Playback Sound	35
Battery Pack	14, 15, 52	Playback Special Effects	26
Blank Search	23	Program AE, Effects and Shutter Effects	40

C
Changing The Menu Settings	32 – 35
Charging The Battery Pack	14
Connection To A Personal Computer	44
Connections To A TV Or VCR	24
D
Data Battery	15
Date/Time Settings	16
Deleting Files	30
Demonstration Mode	34
Digital Image Stabilisation (DIS)	33
DPOF Setting
(Digital Print Order Format)	30, 31
Dubbing	42, 43
E
Effect Mode	41
Exposure Control	38
I
Initialising A Memory Card	31
Insert Editing	45
Interface Shooting	21
Iris Lock	38
L
LCD Monitor and Viewfinder	17, 20
LED Light	36
Live Slow	36
Loading A Cassette	18
Loading A Memory Card	19
M
Manual Focus	37
Melody	34
Memory Card	19, 52
Motor Drive Mode	37

Q

Quick Review

22

R

Recording Capacity
Memory Card	27
Tape	20
Recording Media Selection	35
Remote Control	25
Resetting The File Name	29

S

Shutter Effect	41
Slow-Motion Playback	26
Sound Mode	33, 35
Speaker Volume	23
Specifications	55
Spot Exposure Control	39

T

Tape Speed (REC MODE)	....................... 33, 35
Tele Macro		33
Time Code	22,	34
Tripod Mounting		17
Troubleshooting	46 –	50

W

Warning Indications	48
White Balance	39
Wind Cut	34
Wipe Or Fader Effects	40

Z

Zooming	21, 26,	33
16:9	34,	35

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Printed in Malaysia 0306ASR-PR-VM

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Contents Dear Customer For AccessoriesDigital Still Camera D.S.C. Recording We recommend cleaning your video heads before use Use SP Standard mode for important video recordingsFor safety and reliability Do not leave the unitData Battery Wipe/Fader EffectsBacklight Compensation LED LightImportant for owners in the U.K Blue to N Neutral or Black Brown to L Live or RedInformation for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment European UnionSome DO’S and DON’TS on the Safe USE of Equipment References Index Connectors IndicatorsPOWER/CHARGE Lamp pg ControlsLCD Monitor/Viewfinder Indications During Video RecordingSound 12BI T DECDuring 169 Recording During D.S.C. Playback During Video Playback100-0013 25xBefore Using This Camcorder Provided AccessoriesHow To Attach The Shoulder Strap How To Attach The Core FilterHow To Attach The Lens Cap Power Charging The Battery PackSlide the battery pack upward while pressing With other equipmentOperation Mode Using The Battery PackData Battery System Using AC PowerLanguage Settings Date/Time SettingsAuto/Manual Mode Power-Linked OperationGrip Adjustment Viewfinder AdjustmentBrightness Adjustment Of The Display Tripod MountingTo protect valuable recordings Loading/Unloading a CassetteOr eject a cassette Make sure the camcorder’s power is off Open the card cover Loading/Unloading a Memory CardClose the card cover To protect valuable files available only for SD Memory CardWhile using the LCD monitor While using the viewfinderTape Remaining Time LCD Monitor And ViewfinderZooming Journalistic Shooting Interface ShootingZoom Zoom OutQuick Review Display Minutes Seconds Frames Frames = 1 secondTo control the speaker volume Normal PlaybackShuttle Search Still PlaybackCable Optional Provided If using a VCR, go to . If not, go to stepTo S connector To AV Connector Installing The Battery ControlBeam Effective Area indoor use Buttons And FunctionsSlow-Motion Playback Playback Special EffectsPlayback Zoom Frame-By-Frame PlaybackLock Button Power Switch Basic Shooting D.S.C. SnapshotApproximate Number of Storable Images Stored in the memory cardIndex Playback Of Files Normal Playback Of ImagesAuto Playback Of Images Resetting The File Name Protecting FilesTo protect the currently displayed file To protect all files stored in the memory cardDpof Setting Deleting FilesTo Reset The Number Of Prints Initialising a Memory CardNumber Of Prints To Print By Selecting Still ImagesVideo Playback Menu Recording Menus pg , Brightness Adjustment Of The Display pg , Date/Time SettingsLanguage setting can be changed. pg Is displayedSound Mode and Narration When set to OFF, the camcorder’s display disappearsPlayback Menus Fine / StandardWide Mode LED LightLive Slow Press Snapshot Slow during recording or playbackNight-Scope TapeSnapshot Record Still Image On Manual FocusExposure Control To return to automatic exposure controlTo return to automatic iris control To lock the exposure control and the irisSpot Exposure Control White Balance AdjustmentBacklight Compensation Program AE, Effects and Shutter Manual White Balance AdjustmentWipe Or Fader Effects Features for Recording EN SportsDubbing To a VCR Digital Dubbing Dubbing To Or From a Video UnitTo use this camcorder as a recorder To use this camcorder as a playerUsing USB cable Using DV cableUsing USB cable B Using DV cable Connection To a Personal ComputerAudio Dubbing Insert EditingTo hear the dubbed sound during playback To end Insert Editing, press START/STOP, then StopPower Advanced featuresVideo and D.S.C. Playback Video and D.S.C. RecordingOther problems Troubleshooting ENRemaining power level High Exhausted Displays the battery remaining powerAppears when the tape ends during recording or playback DUB Error Unit in Safeguard Mode Eject and Reinsert Tape Cleaning The Camcorder To clean the exteriorTo clean the LCD monitor To clean the lensMemory Cards Battery PacksCassettes Not LCD MonitorMain Unit Serious malfunctioning How To Handle a CD-ROMAbout moisture condensation References CamcorderAC Adapter Dpof Setting Memory Card TapeSoftware Installation and USB Connection Guide Contents JVC Software License Agreement Limited LiabilityTerm How to handle a CD-ROM System Requirements Software Installation Windows Connecting the USB cable To USB connectorDpof setting data Still imagesCopying Files to the PC Windows Still ImagesDisconnecting the USB cable Windows Connections Macintosh USB cableFrom a memory card can cause problems When it is necessary to delete a file fromPlaying Back Files on the PC Macintosh Disconnecting the USB cable Macintosh Software Installation and USB Connection Guide