JVC GR-SXM25 Make Connections, JVC VCR Equipped with Remote Pause Terminal, Prepare Camcorder

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Open the

Open the cover.

 

cover.

 

 

To J

To Video

 

To S-Video

output and

 

terminal

Audio

 

output

(JLIP)

output

 

connector

 

connectors

 

 

 

 

 

S-Video cable

 

Audio/Video

 

(provided)

 

 

 

 

(A/V) cable

 

 

 

(provided)

 

 

Editing cable

To AUDIO (L/

(optional, ø3.5

MONO), VIDEO

mini-plug cable)

and

-IN

 

 

 

 

connectors

If your VCR

 

 

has the SCART

 

 

connector, use

 

“Y/C”/“CVBS”

the provided

 

cable adapter.

 

video out select

 

 

 

switch

To Remote

PAUSE

VCR

To PAUSE-IN

TV

RM-V700U (optional)

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MAKE CONNECTIONS

1 CONNECT TO . . .

JVC VCR EQUIPPED WITH REMOTE

PAUSE TERMINAL

Connect the editing cable to the Remote PAUSE terminal.

JVC VCR NOT EQUIPPED WITH REMOTE PAUSE TERMINAL BUT EQUIPPED WITH R.A. EDIT CONNECTOR

Connect the editing cable to the R.A.EDIT connector.

VCR OTHER THAN TYPE OR

Connect the editing cable to the RM-V700U’s

PAUSE-IN connector.

2 PREPARE CAMCORDER

Insert a recorded tape and set the Power Switch to “PLAY”.

3 PREPARE VCR

Turn the power on, insert a recordable tape and engage the AUX mode (refer to the VCR’s instructions).

NOTES:

If your VCR has an S-Video input connector or a SCART connector compatible with Y/C signals, connect the camcorder and the VCR using the provided

S-Video cable. This can improve the dubbed picture quality.

If you use the provided cable adapter, set the “Y/C”/ “CVBS” video out select switch as required.

Y/C

: When connecting to a VCR which accepts Y/C

 

signals and uses an S-Video cable.

CVBS

: When connecting to a VCR which does not

 

accept Y/C signals and uses an audio/video

 

cable.

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Contents GR-SXM25 Marked It is recommended that youCrossed Out Dust Bin Major Features Contents EN3 Charging the Battery Pack PowerUsing the Battery Pack Using a CAR Battery Using AC PowerDischarged Getting Started Clock Lithium Battery Insertion/RemovalDate/Time Settings EN Getting Started Tape Length SettingCont RecordingPlayback Loading/Unloading a CassetteOFF Allows you to record in VHS on an S-VHS cassette Recording Format SettingFirst set the Power Switch to PRO.. Press Menu SET Recording FormatShoulder Strap Attachment Grip AdjustmentTripod Mounting Start Shooting Power Switch PositionBasic Recording Load a CassetteRecording LCD Monitor/Viewfinder IndicationsStop Recording Press Display ButtonShooting While Watching The LCD Monitor Recording Basic RecordingBefore the following steps, perform pg Interface Shooting Journalistic ShootingBrightness Control Zoom Out EN Recording Basic FeaturesPush the Power Zoom Lever towards T ZoomTo check the end of the last recording Feature Quick ReviewPress P. STABILIZER. appears Basic FeaturesFeature Picture Stabilizer Feature 5Sec. Rec 5-sec. RecordingStart or END Recording Recording Advanced Features EN19Fade/Wipe Modeengage FADE- or WIPE-STANDBYPress P.AE to cycle through the modes as shown on the left Advanced FeaturesSelect Mode Programme AE With Special EffectsColours of a picture are reversed Display ModeNega Posi mode High shutter speed clearly captures fast-moving actionDate/Time Insert Recording Advanced FeaturesPress the Select Dial to display the Menu Screen Select the Desired Mode Access Title MenuInstant Titles Make Setting Using Menu For Detailed AdjustmentEND Setting Menu Screen Available Using The Menu Button Menu Screen Available Using The Select DialMenu Screen Explanations Allows you to set the current date and time pg When set to OFF, allows you to record in VHS on an S-VHSTally lamp comes on to signal the start of recording Demo Mode is set to on and the Menu Screen is closedEND Adjustment of Exposure Access Exposure MenuAccess Manual Exposure Adjust ExposurePatterns that are regularly repeated FocusingRecording Auto FocusEND Adjustment of Focus Access Focus MenuAccess Manual Focus Adjust FocusTo Return To Automatic White Balance White Balance AdjustmentAccess White Balance Adjustment SET Function ParametersTo Change The Tint For Recording Enter SettingManual White Balance Operation SET Manual White BalanceSET Interval Time Self-TimerAccess INT. Time Menu Start Delayed RecordingTime-Lapse AnimationStop Playback Playback Basic PlaybackRewind or Fast-Forward the tape Play BackTracking Playback FeaturesSpeaker Volume Control Adjust VolumeFeature Counter Memory Function Playback FeaturesFeature Still Playback Feature Shuttle SearchInsert Battery Using The Cassette Adapter EN37Cassette Adapter Use the provided Audio/Video A/V cable and S-Video cable When connecting the cables, open this coverPlayback Connections Use the provided Audio/Video A/V cableTape Dubbing Basic ConnectionsRM-V700U optional Functions Buttons Installing The BatteryPull OUT Battery Holder Remote control uses one lithium battery CR2025Time-Lapse Feature Self-Timer, Animation and Time-LapseSelf-Timer AnimationYou are now ready to try Random Assemble Editing Using the Remote Control UnitSET REMOTE/VCR Code Operate VCRPrepare Camcorder Make ConnectionsJVC VCR Equipped with Remote Pause Terminal VCR Other than Type orAt the bottom of the screen Select ScenesStart Source Playback Register END of SceneEND Automatic Editing Automatic Editing to VCRPrepare Source Tape Begin Automatic EditingInsert Editing EN Using the Remote Control UnitBegin Audio Dubbing Audio DubbingEND Audio Dubbing Playback picture is blurred or No power is suppliedRecording does not start Playback pictureSome functions are not available An error number i.e. E03 appearsDuring recording, the indications do not appear Tape will not eject50EN Battery Release Switch Dioptre Adjustment Control Lens Cover Open/Close RingSpeaker Volume Control VOL Picture Stabilizer Button # MENU/DISPLAY Button $ Counter Reset/Memory ButtonIndications IndexDuring use For safety, do notAvoid using the unit To avoid hazardAfter Use To prolong service lifeCleaning The Camcorder To protect the unit, do notProvided Accessories Optional Accessories ConnectorsGeneral GR-SXM25