JVC GR-AXM511 manual Playback Features, Feature Still Playback, Feature Shuttle Search

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PLAYBACKFeatures(cont.)

Power Switch

REW (2) Button

FF (3) Button

PLAY/PAUSE (4/6)

Button

STOP (5) Button

COUNTER R/M Button

FEATURE: Still Playback

PURPOSE:

To pause during playback.

OPERATION:

1)Press PLAY/PAUSE (4/6) during playback.

2)To resume normal playback, press PLAY/PAUSE (4/6) again.

NOTE:

Noise bars appear and pictures may become monochrome during Still Playback. This is normal.

FEATURE: Shuttle Search

PURPOSE:

To allow high-speed search in either direction.

OPERATION:

1)Press FF (3) to search forward or press REW (2) to reverse during playback.

2)To resume normal playback, press PLAY/PAUSE (4/6).

NOTES:

During playback, press and hold REW (2) or

FF (3). The search continues as long as you hold the button. Once you release it, normal playback resumes.

Noise bars appear and pictures may become monochrome or darken during Shuttle Search. This is normal.

FEATURE: Counter Memory Function

PURPOSE:

To make it easier to locate a specific tape segment.

OPERATION:

1)Press COUNTER R/M and hold for more than 1 second. The counter resets to “0:00:00”.

2)Press COUNTER R/M for less than 1 second. “M” appears.

3)After recording or playback, press STOP (5), then REW (2). The tape automatically stops at or close to 0:00:00.

4)Press PLAY/PAUSE (4/6) to start playback.

NOTES:

The counter memory functions in the Fast-Forward and Rewind modes.

To disable the Counter Memory Function, press COUNTER R/M for less than 1 second so that “M” disappears.

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GR-AXM511 For Customer UseFor clock operation and remote control unit It is recommended that youImportant Product Safety Instructions To avoid personal injury If the product has been dropped or damaged in any wayQuick Operation Guide For more detailsZoom Zoom out Remote ControlCassettes marked can be used with this camcorder Cassette AdapterContents Attach Battery Pack PowerSupply Power Detach Battery PackEN9 DischargedRemove Battery Holder Clock Lithium Battery Insertion/RemovalSwitch OFF Power Insert Battery in HolderDate/Time Settings SET Recording Mode Recording Mode SettingTape Length Setting ContLoading/Unloading a Cassette Grip Adjustment Viewfinder AdjustmentTripod Mounting Adjust LengthShoulder Strap Attachment Attach StrapLoad a Cassette Power Switch PositionBasic Recording Start ShootingPress Display Button LCD Monitor/Viewfinder IndicationsStop Recording RecordingRecording Basic Recording Shooting While Watching The LCD MonitorBefore the following steps, perform pg Journalistic Shooting Interface ShootingBrightness Control EN Recording Basic Features Push the Power Zoom Lever towards TZoom Feature Quick Review To check the end of the last recordingBasic Features Feature Picture StabilizerPress P. STABILIZER. appears When not using the video light, turn it off to save Feature Video LightTo brighten the scene when natural lighting is too dim Battery powerTake Snapshot Recording Advanced FeaturesSnapshot If you press during Record-StandbyFade/Wipe Modeengage FADE- or WIPE-STANDBYStart or END Recording Program AE With Special Effects Advanced FeaturesSelect Mode Press P.AE to cycle through the modes as shown on the leftHigh shutter speed clearly captures fast-moving action Display ModeNega Posi mode Colors of a picture are reversedDate/Time Insert Press the Select Dial to display the Menu ScreenInstant Titles Access Title MenuSelect the Desired Mode RETURN. Then press the Select Dial to close Menu ScreenUsing Menu For Detailed Adjustment Make SettingEND Setting Menu Screen Available Using The Select Dial Menu Screen Available Using The Menu ButtonAllows you to set the current date and time pg Tally lamp comes on to signal the start of recordingDemo Mode is set to on and the Menu Screen is closed Recording pgAdjust Exposure Access Exposure MenuAccess Manual Exposure END Adjustment of ExposureFocusing Patterns that are regularly repeatedAdjust Focus Access Focus MenuAccess Manual Focus END Adjustment of FocusSET Function Parameters White Balance AdjustmentAccess White Balance Adjustment To Return To Automatic White BalanceSET Manual White Balance Enter SettingManual White Balance Operation To Change The Tint For Recording Start Delayed Recording Self-Timer Access INT. Time Menu To Cancel Self-TimerAnimation Time-LapsePlay Back Playback Basic PlaybackRewind or Fast-Forward the tape Stop PlaybackTracking Speaker Volume ControlAdjust Volume Activate Manual TrackingFeature Shuttle Search Playback FeaturesFeature Still Playback Feature Counter Memory FunctionUsing The Cassette Adapter EN43 Insert BatteryCassette Adapter VHS Playpak Basic Connections When connecting the cables, open this coverBasic Connections And Tape Dubbing Connection For Tape DubbingTape Dubbing Functions Pull OUT Battery HolderRemote control uses one lithium battery CR2025 ButtonsAnimation Feature Self-Timer, Animation and Time-LapseSelf-Timer Time-LapseFind EDIT-OUT Point Reset CounterInsert Editing Begin Insert EditingAudio Dubbing Begin Audio DubbingEND Audio Dubbing Cleaning The Camcorder After UseAnimation or Time-Lapse is not No power is suppliedRecording does not start AvailableAn error number i.e. E03 appears Indicators and the picture colorReview or Retake mode During recording, the indications do not appearDisplayed and the tape remaining time warning Clock Battery WarningTape Remaining Time Condensation Warning54EN DC in Jack Connectors w to r are located beneath the cover Video Light SwitchPower Switch Battery Release Switch Tally Lamp Power LampQuick Review Remote ControlPg , 9 Darken The LCD MonitorOther than the USA When using the AC Power Adapter/Charger in areasTo prevent damage and prolong service life To avoid hazardTo prolong service life For safety, do notAvoid using the unit During useConnectors Provided Accessories Optional AccessoriesGeneral Colocacion DE LA Bateria AlimentaciónAlimentacion Indicador de cargaDeslice Battery Release y extraiga la batería Guia Para Operacion RapidaEN for Servicing Only in U.S.A Warranty Only in U.S.A. EN63 GR-AXM511