JVC GR-DF430 instruction manual Controls, Connectors, Indicators, Other Parts, Getting Started EN

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GETTING STARTED EN 7

Controls

A Menu Button [MENU] (pg. 37)

Data Battery Button [BATT. DATA] (pg. 14)

BE-Mail Clip Recording Button [E-MAIL]* (pg. 32)

Index Button [INDEX]* (pg. 31)

CD.S.C. Playback Select Button [SEL]* (pg. 30)

Thumbnail Storing Button [STORE]* (pg. 49)

DBiphonic Button [BIPHONIC]* (pg. 24)

Information Button [INFO]* (pg. 31)

ESet Button [SET] (pg. 37)

FFast-Forward Button [5] (pg. 22) LED Light Button [LIGHT]*

(pg. 43)

Right Button [>] (pg. 37)

GStop Button [8] (pg. 22)

Backlight Compensation Button [BACK LIGHT] (pg. 46)

Down Button [] (pg. 37)

HRewind Button [3] (pg. 22)

Quick Review Button [Q.REVIEW] (pg. 21) Left Button [<] (pg. 37)

IVIDEO/MEMORY Switch* (pg. 15)

JPlay/Pause Button [4/9] (pg. 22) Manual Focus Button [FOCUS] (pg. 45) Up Button [] (pg. 37)

KDioptre Adjustment Control (pg. 16)

LBattery Release Button [BATT. RELEASE] (pg. 14)

MSnapshot Button [SNAPSHOT] (pg. 28, 44)

Live Slow Button [SLOW]* (pg. 37, 43)

NPower Zoom Lever [T/W] (pg. 20) Speaker Volume Control [VOL. +, –] (pg. 22)

OCassette Open/Eject Switch [OPEN/EJECT] (pg. 17)

PRecording Start/Stop Button (pg. 19)

QPower Switch [A, M, PLAY, OFF] (pg. 15)

RLock Button (pg. 15)

Connectors

The connectors are located beneath the covers. S S-Video Input/Output Connector [S]

(pg. 23, 52)

T Microphone connector [MIC] (pg. 38, 55) U USB (Universal Serial Bus) Connector*

(pg. 54)

V Digital Video (i.Link) Connector [DV IN/OUT] (pg. 53, 54)

i.Link: i.Link refers to the IEEE1394-1995 industry specification and extensions thereof. The logo is used for products compliant with the i.Link standard.

W Audio/Video Input/Output Connector [AV] (pg. 23, 52)

X DC Input Connector [DC] (pg. 13)

Indicators

Y POWER/CHARGE Lamp (pg. 13, 19)

Other Parts

Z LCD Monitor (pg. 19, 20)

aShoe

(Before you purchase optional shoe accessories, make sure the items are compatible and can attach to the shoe on your camcorder. There may be cases where a part of an accessory item obtrudes onto the camcorder’s body, preventing attachment to your unit.)

bViewfinder (pg. 16)

cSpeaker (pg. 22)

dBattery Pack Mount (pg. 14)

eCassette Holder Cover (pg. 17)

fLens

gLED Light* (pg. 43)

(When using an optional conversion lens, it may cover this area and block the light.)

hRemote Sensor (pg. 25)

iCamera Sensor

(Be careful not to cover this area, a sensor necessary for shooting is built-in here.)

jStereo Microphone (pg. 55)

kShoulder Strap Eyelet (pg. 12)

lGrip Strap (pg. 16)

mCard Cover [MEMORY CARD]* (pg. 18)

nTripod Mounting Socket (pg. 17)

oStud Hole (pg. 17)

GETTING STARTED

* GR-DF570/470 only

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Contents Dear Customer GR-DF570 GR-DF470 GR-DF430Navigation Function Wipe/Fader EffectsProgram AE with Special Effects Backlight CompensationSafety Precautions Page Contents EN EN Getting Started IndexOther Parts ConnectorsIndicators ControlsSound 12BI T 1555 During D.S.C. Recording Only GR-DF570/ 470 onlyDuring E-Mail Clip Recording GR-DF570/ 470 only 1h40m10 0 During Video PlaybackW T 50m I T / M I X LOnly Before Using This CamcorderDuring D.S.C. Playback GR-DF570/470 How To Attach The Lens Cap Provided AccessoriesPlace here during shooting Audio extension cable provided Stereo microphone Slide the strap guide fully towards the eyeletBuckle Strap guide Open the cover To MIC EyeletConnect the Power Cord to the AC Adapter. AP-V14E/A only PowerHow To Attach The Core Filter Charging The Battery PackMaximum continuous recording time Data Battery SystemUsing The Battery Pack BATT. Release to detach itAbout Batteries Operation ModeUsing AC Power Power-Linked OperationLanguage Settings Grip AdjustmentViewfinder Adjustment Date/Time SettingsCassette holder cover Brightness Adjustment Of The DisplayTripod Mounting To protect valuable recordingsClose the card cover Loading/Unloading a Memory Card GR-DF570/470 onlyTo protect valuable files available only for SD Memory Card Tape Remaining Time Basic RecordingLCD Monitor And Viewfinder Self Recording EN Video RecordingZooming Journalistic ShootingDisplay Minutes Seconds Frames Frames = 1 second Video Recording ENTime Code Recording From The Middle Of a TapeBlank Search Normal PlaybackEN Video Playback Shuttle SearchTo choose whether or not the following If using a VCR , go to stepDisplays appear on the connected TV Video Playback OnlyBiphonic Playback GR-DF570 Control Playback Using The RemoteVideo Playback EN Frame-By-Frame Playback Slow-Motion PlaybackYou can move the image on Playback Zoom Playback Special EffectsUp and Down Approximate Number of Storable Images Basic Shooting D.S.C. SnapshotInterval Shooting To cancel Interval Shooting modePress Snapshot Playback Zoom Normal Playback Of ImagesAuto Playback Of Images Playback Of Video ClipsRemoving On-Screen Display Index Playback Of FilesViewing File Information Press E-MAILto end E-Mail Clip Recording Record-Standby modeMail Clip Recording Engage the E-Mail ClipProtecting Files Resetting The File NameDubbing Still Images Recorded On a Tape To a Memory Card To Remove Protection Deleting FilesSub Menu appears Setting Print Information Dpof SettingTo Print By Selecting Still Images And Number Of Prints DPOF, and press SETSET. The Format To Reset The Number Of PrintsInitialising a Memory Card FORMAT, and pressMenus with Sub Menus Menus for Detailed Adjustment ENChanging The Menu Settings Menus without Sub Menus5SEC / 15SEC / 30SEC / 60SEC EN Menus for Detailed Adjustment= Factory-preset Recording MenusOFF Disables 5-Second Recording Q Manual settings are effective onlyWhen the Power Switch is set to M = Factory-preset Refer to your wide-screen TV’s instructionFor GR-DF570/470  pg , Date/Time SettingsOFF Automatic demonstration will not take place OFF Time code is not displayed640 x 480 / 1024 x 768 / 1152 x Sound Mode and NarrationPlayback Menus 30MIN / 60MINSP / LP To exit the 5S mode, select OFF in step To take a snapshot in the 5-second recording modeSecond Recording Set 5S to 5S.  pgSnapshot For Video Recording EN Features for RecordingMotor Drive Mode Night-AliveManual focus is recommended in situations listed below To reset to Auto FocusManual Focus Exposure ControlSpot Exposure Control Iris LockBacklight Compensation To return to automatic white balance White Balance AdjustmentManual White Balance Adjustment To change the settingWipe Or Fader Effects Select OFF in . The effect indicator disappearsTo deactivate the selected effect Recording automatically Navigation Function GR-DF570To delete thumbnail images PlaybackTo add thumbnail images during video Biphonic Recording GR-DF570 Following procedureFor Biphonic Playback  pg , perform To use this camcorder as a recorder Dubbing To Or From a VCRTo use this camcorder as a player Dubbing To Or From a Video Unit Equipped With a DV ConnectorDigital Dubbing Editing ENEN Editing Using DV cableUsing USB cable GR-DF570/470 only Using USB cable* B Using DV cableTo hear the dubbed sound during playback Audio DubbingFor GR-DF570/470 owners To end Audio Dubbing, press Pause 9, then StopPress START/STOP to begin editing Insert EditingTo end Insert Editing, press START/STOP, then Stop Video and D.S.C.* Playback PowerAdvanced features Video and D.S.C.* RecordingOther problems EN TroubleshootingRemaining power level High Exhausted Troubleshooting ENDisplays the battery remaining power Appears when the tape ends during recording or playbackDUB Error To clean the LCD monitor Cleaning The CamcorderUser Maintenance EN To clean the exteriorCassettes EN CautionsLCD Monitor Memory Cards GR-DF570/470 onlySerious malfunctioning ProblemsDirty heads can cause the following About moisture condensationØ3.5 mm, stereo Specifications ENCamcorderCassette AC AdapterTerms Dpof Setting Digital Print Order FormatRecording Capacity Page GR-DF570 GR-DF470 GR-DF430 Software Installation and PC Connection Guide Limited Liability How to handle a CD-ROM System Requirements For CyberLink DVD SolutionSoftware Installation Windows Page Updating Device Manager Windows 98SE only Installing USB Mass Storage Class driverTo USB connector Connecting the USB cableTo USB connector To DV connector ConnectorData SettingStill ClipsCopying Files to the PC Windows Still images When using Windows 98SEClick OK When using Windows 2000/Me/XPConnections Macintosh Viewing the Contents of a Memory Card MacintoshNavigation data Still images Dpof Setting dataVideo Clips Playing Back Files on the PC Macintosh Transfer the still images Overview of Enjoying the Moving or Still Images on the PCMemory Card Via the USB cable