JVC LYT0242-001A Snapshot mode cannot be used Digital Zoom does not work, Video mode Playback pg

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SYMPTOM

10.The tape is moving, but there is no picture.

11.Snapshot mode cannot be used.

12.Digital Zoom does not work.

13.Programme AE with special effects and Fade/ Wipe Effects do not work.

14.The Black & White Fader does not work.

15.The Dissolve function does not work.

16.Scene transition does not go as expected.

POSSIBLE CAUSES	CORRECTIVE ACTION
10. •Your TV has AV input	10. • Set the TV to the mode or
terminals, but is not set to its	channel appropriate for video
VIDEO mode.	playback (☞ pg. 40, 41).
•The cassette’s cover is open.	• Close the cassette’s cover
	(☞ pg. 10).
11. •The Squeeze mode is	11. • Disengage the Squeeze
selected.	mode (☞ pg. 23).
12. •16X optical zoom is selected.	12. • Wait until the Picture Wipe
•Picture Wipe or Dissolve are	or Dissolve effects are
being used in a scene	completed (☞ pg. 26).
transition.	• Do not attempt to take a
•Snapshot was attempted	Snapshot when performing
during Digital Zoom.	Digital Zoom (☞ pg. 20, 21).
13. •The Power Switch is set to	13. • Set the Power Switch to
“AUTO”.	“PRO.” (☞ pg. 25, 28).
14. •The Sepia or Monotone	14. • Turn off Sepia and Mono-
mode is activated.	tone (☞ pg. 28).
15. •The Sepia, Monotone or Slow	15. • Turn off Sepia, Monotone or
Shutter mode of Programme	Slow before adding Dissolve
AE with special effects is	to a scene transition
activated.	(☞ pg. 28).
•The Squeeze mode is	• Make sure that the Squeeze
selected.	mode in the Recording
•The previously selected mode	Menu is set to “OFF”
of Programme AE with	(☞ pg. 22).
special effects was changed	• Make sure you have selected
after the last selected scene	the mode of Programme AE
for editing was registered.	with special effects you want
	before starting editing
	(☞ pg. 28).
16. •When using “Picture Wipe/	16.
Dissolve” (☞ pg. 26), there is
a delay of a fraction of a
second between the previous
record stop-point and the
Dissolve start-point. This is	————
normal, but this slight delay
becomes especially notice-
able when shooting fast-
moving subject or during
rapid panning.

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