JVC GR-SXM25 manual Loading/Unloading a Cassette, RecordingPlayback

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Cassette holder

PUSH Button

EJECT Switch

Turn to take up slack.

Erase Protection

Gear

EN9

Loading/Unloading A Cassette

1

 

OPEN LCD MONITOR

STARTED

 

 

 

Open the LCD monitor to an angle of over 60

 

 

 

degrees.

 

2

 

 

GETTING

 

OPEN CASSETTE HOLDER

 

 

 

Slide EJECT until the holder opens. Do not use force

 

 

 

to open.

 

3

 

 

 

 

INSERT/REMOVE CASSETTE

 

 

Make sure the label is facing outward.

 

4

 

 

 

 

CLOSE CASSETTE HOLDER

 

 

Press PUSH and make sure the holder is closed and

 

 

 

locked.

 

5

 

 

 

 

CLOSE LCD MONITOR

 

 

First make sure the holder is closed. Then close the

 

 

 

LCD monitor.

 

NOTES:

Closing the LCD monitor while the cassette holder is still open may cause damage to the LCD monitor.

The cassette holder can’t be opened unless a power supply is attached.

Make sure that the tape is not slack when loading the cassette. If there is any slack, turn the gear on the cassette in the direction of the arrow to take up the slack.

Make sure the Erase Protection tab is in the position that allows recording. If not, slide the tab. Some cassettes have removable tabs. If the tab has been removed, cover the hole with adhesive tape.

The cassette holder cannot be opened while the camcorder is in the record mode.

Compatibility Between S-VHS And VHS

RecordingPlayback

Blank tape

Camcorder

Recorded tape

Cassette adapter

S-VHS VCR

S-VHS-C

 

S-VHS

cassette

 

recordings

VHS-C

 

VHS

cassette

 

recordings

Blank tape

Camcorder

Recorded tape Cassette adapter

The recorded format (S-VHS or VHS) is automatically detected when playback begins.

Regular VHS VCR

S-VHS recorded tapes cannot be viewed on regular VHS VCRs.

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Contents GR-SXM25 It is recommended that you MarkedCrossed Out Dust Bin Major Features Contents EN3 Power Charging the Battery PackUsing the Battery Pack Using AC Power Using a CAR BatteryDischarged Getting Started Clock Lithium Battery Insertion/RemovalDate/Time Settings Tape Length Setting EN Getting StartedCont RecordingPlayback Loading/Unloading a CassetteFirst set the Power Switch to PRO.. Press Menu Recording Format SettingSET Recording Format OFF Allows you to record in VHS on an S-VHS cassetteGrip Adjustment Shoulder Strap AttachmentTripod Mounting Basic Recording Power Switch PositionLoad a Cassette Start ShootingStop Recording LCD Monitor/Viewfinder IndicationsPress Display Button RecordingRecording Basic Recording Shooting While Watching The LCD MonitorBefore the following steps, perform pg Journalistic Shooting Interface ShootingBrightness Control Push the Power Zoom Lever towards T EN Recording Basic FeaturesZoom Zoom OutTo check the end of the last recording Feature Quick ReviewFeature Picture Stabilizer Basic FeaturesFeature 5Sec. Rec 5-sec. Recording Press P. STABILIZER. appearsFade/Wipe Recording Advanced Features EN19Modeengage FADE- or WIPE-STANDBY Start or END RecordingSelect Mode Advanced FeaturesProgramme AE With Special Effects Press P.AE to cycle through the modes as shown on the leftNega Posi mode Display ModeHigh shutter speed clearly captures fast-moving action Colours of a picture are reversedRecording Advanced Features Date/Time InsertPress the Select Dial to display the Menu Screen Access Title Menu Select the Desired ModeInstant Titles Using Menu For Detailed Adjustment Make SettingEND Setting Menu Screen Available Using The Select Dial Menu Screen Available Using The Menu ButtonMenu Screen Explanations Tally lamp comes on to signal the start of recording When set to OFF, allows you to record in VHS on an S-VHSDemo Mode is set to on and the Menu Screen is closed Allows you to set the current date and time pgAccess Manual Exposure Access Exposure MenuAdjust Exposure END Adjustment of ExposureRecording FocusingAuto Focus Patterns that are regularly repeatedAccess Manual Focus Access Focus MenuAdjust Focus END Adjustment of FocusAccess White Balance Adjustment White Balance AdjustmentSET Function Parameters To Return To Automatic White BalanceManual White Balance Operation Enter SettingSET Manual White Balance To Change The Tint For RecordingAccess INT. Time Menu Self-TimerStart Delayed Recording SET Interval TimeTime-Lapse AnimationRewind or Fast-Forward the tape Playback Basic PlaybackPlay Back Stop PlaybackSpeaker Volume Control Playback FeaturesAdjust Volume TrackingFeature Still Playback Playback FeaturesFeature Shuttle Search Feature Counter Memory FunctionUsing The Cassette Adapter EN37 Insert BatteryCassette Adapter Playback Connections When connecting the cables, open this coverUse the provided Audio/Video A/V cable Use the provided Audio/Video A/V cable and S-Video cableTape Dubbing Basic ConnectionsPull OUT Battery Holder Installing The BatteryRemote control uses one lithium battery CR2025 RM-V700U optional Functions ButtonsSelf-Timer Feature Self-Timer, Animation and Time-LapseAnimation Time-LapseSET REMOTE/VCR Code Using the Remote Control UnitOperate VCR You are now ready to try Random Assemble EditingJVC VCR Equipped with Remote Pause Terminal Make ConnectionsVCR Other than Type or Prepare CamcorderStart Source Playback Select ScenesRegister END of Scene At the bottom of the screenPrepare Source Tape Automatic Editing to VCRBegin Automatic Editing END Automatic EditingInsert Editing EN Using the Remote Control UnitAudio Dubbing Begin Audio DubbingEND Audio Dubbing Recording does not start No power is suppliedPlayback picture Playback picture is blurred orDuring recording, the indications do not appear An error number i.e. E03 appearsTape will not eject Some functions are not available50EN Speaker Volume Control VOL Picture Stabilizer Button Dioptre Adjustment Control Lens Cover Open/Close Ring# MENU/DISPLAY Button $ Counter Reset/Memory Button Battery Release SwitchIndications IndexAvoid using the unit For safety, do notTo avoid hazard During useCleaning The Camcorder To prolong service lifeTo protect the unit, do not After UseConnectors Provided Accessories Optional AccessoriesGeneral GR-SXM25