Panasonic NV-GS60GN operating instructions Power supply

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Before using

Power supply

ªCharging the battery

When this product is purchased, the battery is not charged. Charge the battery before using this product.

≥Battery charging time (-9-)

≥We recommend using Panasonic batteries. (-5-)

≥If you use other batteries, we cannot guarantee the quality of this product.

≥If the DC input lead is connected to the AC adaptor, then the battery will not get charged.

Remove the DC input lead from the AC adaptor.

1Connect the AC mains lead to the AC adaptor and the AC mains socket.

2Put the battery on the battery mount by aligning the mark, and then securely plug it in.

ªCharging lamp

Lights up: Charging

Goes off: Charging completed

Flashing: The battery is over discharged (discharged excessively). In a while, the lamp will light up and normal charging will start.

When the battery temperature is excessively high or low, the [CHARGE] lamp flashes and the charging time will be longer than normal.

ªConnecting to the AC outlet

The unit is in the standby condition when the AC adaptor is connected. The primary circuit is always “live” as long as the AC adaptor is connected to an electrical outlet.

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1Connect the AC mains lead to the AC adaptor and the AC mains socket.

2Connect the DC input lead to the AC adaptor.

3Connect the DC input lead to this product.

≥The output plug of the AC mains lead is not completely connected to the AC adaptor socket. As shown in 1, there is a gap.

≥Do not use the power cord for other equipment since the power cord is exclusively designed for the movie camera. Or do not use the power cord of other equipment for the movie camera.

ªFitting the battery

Push the battery against the battery holder and slide it until it clicks.

ªRemoving the battery

While sliding the [BATTERY RELEASE] lever, slide the battery to remove it.

BATTERY

RELEASE

≥Hold the battery with your hand so it does not fall.

≥Before removing the battery, be sure to set the [OFF/ON] switch to [OFF].

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

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Contents Operating Instructions Information for your safety Manufacturer is not liable for loss of recorded contentsCarefully observe copyright laws Pages for referenceLSQT1174ENG.book 3 ページ２００７年１月２９日月曜日午後１時２８分 Contents Before using AccessoriesOptional Parts identification and handlingShoulder strap fixture Grip belt Adjust the belt lengthFitting the lens cap Power supply How to turn on the power How to turn off the powerCharging time and recordable time Turning the camera onAbout date/time Setting date and timeRecharging the built-in lithium battery Using the LCD monitor Using the viewfinderAdjusting the field of view Adjust the focus by sliding the eyepiece corrector knobTo cancel Quick Start ≥Set to Tape Recording ModeQuick start Open the LCD monitor or extend the viewfinderWhen the cassette holder does not Come out When the cassette holder cannot be HousedInserting/removing a cassette Accidental erasure preventionSelecting a mode How to use the joystickBasic joystick operations Joystick and screen displayTape Playback Mode Help modeTo exit the Help mode Switching the language Using the menu screenAbout the menu setting To exit the menu screenEVF Brightness of the viewfinder Adjusting LCD monitor/viewfinderAdjusting the brightness and colour Level Record mode Check before recordingOn-screen display in the tape recording mode Recording on a tapeRecording check Concerning the remaining tape time Indication on the screenBlank search function Recording a still picture on a tape PhotoshotStopping blank search midway Through Continuous photoshotZoom in/out function Recording yourselfDigital zoom function About the variable speed zoom FunctionTo cancel the colour night view Function Backlight compensation functionColour Night view function To return to normal recordingSoft skin mode To cancel the soft skin modeTo cancel fading Fade in/fade out functionTo cancel the wind noise reduction Function To cancel the Cinema functionWind noise reduction function Recording images for wide-screen TVsImage stabilizer function Recording in various situations Scene modeTo cancel the image stabilizer function Move the joystick up to select the white balance icon To cancel the scene mode functionRecording in natural colours White balance Manual focus adjustment To restore to the automatic AdjustmentTo set the white balance manually About flashing of the indicationManual shutter speed/aperture adjustment To restore to automatic adjustmentShutter speed range Iris/gain value rangePlayback mode To adjust volumeSettings on the audio Playing back tapeTo return to normal playback Frame-by-frame playbackPlayback on TV Edit mode Using the DV Cable for Recording Digital DubbingCopying onto a DVD recorder or a VCR Dubbing Stop playback. PlayerSoftware Using the movie camera as a Web Camera Windows XP SP2To cancel the standby for recording Using on Macintosh When you use the movie camera as a Web CameraOperating environment on iMovie IMovie HD InterfaceLSQT1174ENG.book 34 ページ２００７年１月２９日月曜日午後１時２８分 Menu Menu listTape Recording Menu Tape Playback MenuMenus related to taking pictures Menus related to playback Other menusOthers IndicationsFunctions cannot be used simultaneously Wrong Tape FormatBefore requesting repair Problems and solutions Auto focus function does not work Remaining tape time indication disappearsDifferent sounds are reproduced at the same time Sounds cannot be played backAbout condensation About the movie camera Clean the heads with the digital video head cleanerAbout dirty heads About the battery Be sure to detach the battery after usePrepare spare batteries when going out for recording Do not throw old battery into firePeriodical check-ups About the AC adaptorAbout the cassette Explanation of terms Automatic white balanceWhite balance Auto focusSpecifications SpecificationsWeb site http//panasonic.net