Panasonic NV-GS180EB Before requesting repair Problems and solutions, Battery runs down quickly

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Others

≥Scene mode

≥When setting the [AUTO/

 

MANUAL/FOCUS] switch

 

to [AUTO]

 

≥When the colour night

 

view function is used

 

 

≥Change of

≥When digital zoom

white balance

(10k or higher)

 

is used

 

≥When the colour night

 

view function is used

 

≥When a menu is

 

displayed

 

 

≥Adjusting the

≥When the colour night

shutter speed,

view function is used

iris/gain

≥When the scene mode is

 

used

 

 

≥Variable-speed

≥During repeat playback

search

 

 

 

≥Deleting files

≥When the write protect

 

switch on the card is set

 

to [LOCK]

 

≥When the file is protected

 

 

≥Formatting

≥When the write protect

 

switch on the card is set

 

to [LOCK]

 

 

≥Audio dubbing

≥The section of a tape

 

recorded in LP mode

 

≥The blank section of a

 

tape

 

 

Before requesting repair (Problems and solutions)

Power/Body

1:The movie camera power cannot be turned on.

•Is the battery fully charged? Use a fully charged battery.

•The battery protection circuit may have operated. Attach the battery to the AC adaptor for 5 to 10 seconds. If the movie camera still cannot be used, the battery is faulty.

2:The movie camera power is turned off automatically.

•If you set [POWER SAVE] to [5 MINUTES] and do not operate the movie camera for about

5 continuous minutes, the power is automatically turned off for tape protection and power conservation. To resume recording, turn the [OFF/ON] switch to [OFF]. Then turn it to

[ON] again. (-45-)

3:The movie camera power does not stay on long enough.

•Is the battery low? If the remaining battery power indication is flashing or the message “LOW BATTERY” is displayed, the battery has run down. Charge the battery or attach a fully charged battery. (-9-)

•Has condensation occurred? When you carry the movie camera from a cold place into a warm place, condensation may occur inside it. If so, the power is turned off automatically, disabling all operations except for taking cassettes out. Wait until the condensation

indication disappears. (-54-)

4: Battery runs down quickly.

•Is the battery fully charged? Charge it with the AC adaptor. (-9-)

•Are you using the battery in an extremely cold place? The battery is affected by ambient temperature. In cold places, the operating time of the battery becomes shorter.

•Has the battery worn out? The battery has a limited life. If the operating time is still too short even after the battery is fully charged, depending on the usage, the battery has worn out and can no longer be used.

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Contents Operating Instructions Before Use Information for Your SafetyHow to replace the Fuse AC AdaptorPages for reference Carefully observe copyright lawsFiles recorded on a SD Memory Card Menu operation flow is indicated by in the descriptionContents Optional AccessoriesAC adaptor, DC input lead, AC mains lead Battery pack Sales and Support InformationParts identification and handling CameraCassette cover Volume lever s /VOLrCassette holder Zoom lever W/TFitting the lens cap Using the LCD monitorAdjust the belt length and the pad position Grip beltUsing the viewfinder Power supplyRemoving the battery Connecting to the AC outletFitting the battery Charging time and recordable timeInserting/removing a cassette When the cassette holder does not Come outWhen the cassette holder cannot be Housed Inserting/removing the cassetteConcerning the card Card access lampInserting/removing a card SD Memory CardTurning the camera on Selecting a modeHow to use the joystick Set Language select the desired language Switching the languageCard recording mode AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch is set to Auto Operating with remote control Using the menu screenAbout the menu setting To exit the menu screenRecharging the built-in lithium battery Setting date and timeAdjusting LCD monitor/viewfinder Adjusting the brightness and colour LevelOrder to increase the brightness Entire LCD monitor Using the remote controlRemote control Changing the picture quality on LCD monitorInstall a button-type battery Concerning the button-type battery Remote control usable rangeSelecting the remote control mode Check before recording About auto modeRecording mode Basic camera holdingConcerning the remaining tape time Indication on the screen On-screen display in the tape recording modeRecording on a tape Remove the lens capRecording still pictures onto a card Photoshot Check the recordingBlank search function Stopping blank search midway ThroughProgressive Photoshot On-screen display in the card recording modeConcerning the focusing area Select the size of still pictures to be Recorded on a cardDigital zoom function Zoom in/out functionRecording yourself To use the zoom microphone functionBacklight compensation function To cancel the quick start when Power is set to OFFQuick start To return to normal recordingTo cancel the soft skin mode Soft skin modeTo cancel the colour night view Function Night view functionsTele-macro function To cancel the tele-macro functionTo cancel fading Fade in/fade out functionRecording images for wide-screen TVs Self-timer recordingWind noise reduction function Image stabilizer function To cancel the image stabilizer function≥Set to Tape Recording Mode Set Advance SIS on Continuous PhotoshotRecording in various situations Scene mode To cancel the scene mode functionRecording in natural colours White balance To restore to automatic adjustment Manual focus adjustmentManual shutter speed/aperture adjustment Iris/gain value range Manual iris/gain adjustmentShutter speed range Playing back tape To adjust volumeSettings on the audio Slow-motion playback/ frame-by-frame playbackTo return to normal playback Press the Play 1 button on the remote controlVariable-speed search function Frame-by-frame playbackTo display the on-screen information On the TV Playback on TVPlaying back card About the compatibility of still pictures Deleting files recorded on a cardTo display multiple playback files To delete all filesProtecting files on a card Writing the printing data on a card Dpof settingFormatting a card Copying onto a DVD recorder or a VCR Dubbing Edit modeRecording from a tape onto a card ≥The image and sound are reproducedUsing the DV Cable for Recording Digital Dubbing Before recording with audio dubbing ≥Set to Tape Playback ModeAudio dubbing To play back the sound recorded with Audio dubbingWhen you stop printing halfway Tape Playback Menu Menu listTape Recording Menu MenuCard Recording Menu SetupSetup Display -45-REMOTE Picture Playback MenuMenus related to taking pictures Menus related to playback Other menusRecording indications IndicationsBasic indications Playback indicationsConfirmatory indications Textual indicationsThere is no paper. Check the connected printer Functions cannot be used simultaneouslyThere is no ink. Check the connected printer Check the connected printerMovie camera power is turned off automatically Before requesting repair Problems and solutionsPower/Body Movie camera power cannot be turned on Movie camera power does not stay on long enoughNo operation other than cassette removal can be performed Remote control does not functionCassette cannot be removed Screen has changed suddenlyPlayback Sound HeadphonesOriginal sound was erased when audio dubbing was performed Different sounds are reproduced at the same timeDuring playback, Unplayable Card is displayed Push the Reset Switch is displayedUsing MotionDV Studio 5.3E LE for DV OthersAbout the movie camera About condensationAbout dirty heads Prepare spare batteries when going out for recording About the batteryBe sure to detach the battery after use While carrying the movie camera, do not drop or bump itAbout the card About the AC adaptorAbout the cassette Folder structure of the cardPeriodical check-ups Explanation of termsLCD monitor/viewfinder Automatic white balanceWhite balance Auto focusHttp//panasonic.co.jp/pavc/global/cs SpecificationsSpecifications This Site is English onlyPicture Index NumericsVQT0T87 VQT0T87 F1105Nm0 3000 a
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