Panasonic NV-GS75EB Charging time and recordable time, Inserting/removing a cassette

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Before using

ªRemoving the battery

While pushing the [PUSH BATT] button, slide the battery (or the DC input lead) to remove it.

PUSH

BATT

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

Charging time and recordable time

The times shown in the table below show the times at a temperature of 25oC and a humidity of 60%. This is just a guide. If the temperature is higher or lower than the specified value, the charging time will become longer.

Supplied

A

2 h. 25 min.

battery/

B

2 h. 40 min.

CGA-DU12

 

(2 h. 25 min.)

(7.2 V/

C

1h. 20 min.

1150 mAh)

 

(1 h. 15 min.)

CGA-DU14

A

2 h. 45 min.

(7.2 V/

B

3 h.

1360 mAh)

 

(2 h. 50 min.)

 

C

1h. 30 min.

 

 

(1 h. 25 min.)

CGA-DU21

A

3 h. 55 min.

(7.2 V/

B

4 h. 30 min.

2040 mAh)

 

(4 h. 15 min.)

 

C

2 h. 15 min.

 

 

(2 h. 10 min.)

CGR-DU06

A

1 h. 40 min.

(7.2 V/

B

1 h. 25 min.

640 mAh)

 

(1 h. 20 min.)

 

C

45 min.

 

 

(40 min.)

CGA-DU07

A

1 h. 30 min.

(7.2 V/

B

1h. 30 min.

680 mAh)

 

(1 h. 25 min.)

 

C

45 min.

 

 

(45 min.)

ACharging time

BMaximum continuously recordable time C Intermittent recordable time

(The intermittent recordable time refers to recordable time when the recording and stopping operations are repeated.)

“1h. 10 min.” indicates 1 hour 10 minutes. The battery CGA-DU12 is supplied.

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The times shown in the table are rough estimates. The times indicate the recordable times when the viewfinder is used. The times in parentheses indicate the recordable times when the LCD monitor is used.

We recommend the Battery Pack CGA-DU12, CGA-DU14 and CGA-DU21 for long time recording (2 hours or more for continuous recording, 1 hour or more for intermittent recording).

The recordable time will become shorter in the following cases:

When you use both the viewfinder and the LCD monitor simultaneously while rotating the LCD monitor frontward to record yourself, using the 0 lux night view function, etc.

When you use this camera with the LCD monitor lit up by pressing the [POWER LCD] button.

The batteries heat up after use or charging. The main unit of the movie camera being used will also heat up. This is normal.

Along with the reduction of the battery capacity, the display will change: r# s# t# u# v. If the battery discharges, then u(v) will flash.

Inserting/removing a cassette

1Slide the [OPEN/EJECT] lever and open the cassette cover.

OPEN/

EJECT

When the cover is fully opened, the cassette holder will come out.

2After the cassette holder is opened, insert/ remove the cassette.

When inserting a cassette, orient it as shown in the figure, and then securely insert it as far as it goes.

When removing, pull it straight out.

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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 Before usingAccessories Parts identification and handlingUSB terminal Speaker Audio-video output terminal AVViewfinder -9 Shoulder strap fixture Fitting the lens cap Tripod receptacle Lens hoodOne-touch free-style grip belt Using the LCD monitorTo restore the strap to the grip belt To use as a hand strapUsing the viewfinder Power supplyInserting/removing a cassette Removing the batteryCharging time and recordable time Slide the OPEN/EJECT lever and open the cassette coverInserting/removing a card How to use the joystick Selecting a modeTurning the camera on Card recording mode AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch is set to Auto Tape recording mode AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch is set to AutoTape playback mode Tele-macro Soft skin mode Backlight compensationSwitching the language Using the menu screenSetting date and time Adjusting LCD monitor/viewfinderRemote control Using the remote controlInstall a button-type battery Selecting the remote control mode Free style remote controlRemote control usable range Concerning the button-type batteryAbout the clip on the backside Record mode Check before recordingRecording on a tape On-screen display in the tape recording modeConcerning the remaining tape time Indication on the screen Recording still pictures onto a card Photoshot Check the recordingBlank search function Stopping blank search midway ThroughZoom in/out function Quick start To cancel the quick start when Power is OFFRecording yourself To use the zoom microphone functionBacklight compensation function Soft skin modeNight view functions Fade in/fade out function Tele-macro functionWind noise reduction function Recording images for wide-screen TVs Self-timer recordingImage stabilizer function Continuous Photoshot Recording in various situations Scene modeTo cancel the scene mode function To stop continuous photoshot Midway throughRecording in natural colours White balance Manual shutter speed/aperture adjustment Manual focus adjustmentTo restore to automatic adjustment Shutter speed range Manual iris/gain adjustment50-1/8000 seconds Tape Recording Mode Iris/gain value rangePlaying back tape Playback modeSlow-motion playback/ frame-by-frame playback To return to normal playback Variable-speed search functionPlayback on TV Frame-by-frame playbackTo display multiple playback files Playing back cardTo display the on-screen information On the TV About the compatibility of still picturesFormatting a card To complete the settingsDeleting files recorded on a card Protecting files on a cardSelect Cancel ALL in Step Writing the printing data on a card Dpof settingWhat is DPOF? To set so that all pictures are not PrintedRecording from a tape onto a card Edit modeCopying onto a DVD recorder or a VCR Dubbing You can add music or narration to the recorded cassette Using the DV Cable for Recording Digital DubbingAudio dubbing ≥Talk into the microphoneTo dub audio while listening to a Pre-recorded sound Before recording with audio dubbingTo play back the sound recorded with Audio dubbing USB cableSelect the desired number of prints When you stop printing halfwaySelect the setting for date printing Select the paper sizeTape Recording Menu MenuMenu list Tape Playback MenuPicture Playback Menu Card Recording MenuBasic DATE/TIME -42-PROTECT Menus related to taking pictures Menus related to playbackOther menus Demo ModeInitial SET Others IndicationsConfirmatory indications Textual indicationsThere is no paper. Check the connected printer Functions cannot be used simultaneouslyCheck the connected printer Movie 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 suddenlyAudio dubbing cannot be performed Original sound was erased when audio dubbing was performedPush the Reset Switch is displayed Sounds cannot be played backAbout condensation About the movie camera Seconds later ≥We recommend cleaning the heads periodicallyAbout dirty heads ≥If the movie camera is sprayed with suchAbout the AC adaptor About the batteryAbout the cassette LCD monitor/viewfinder About the cardFolder structure of the card Periodical check-upsWhite balance Explanation of termsAutomatic white balance Auto focusSpecifications SpecificationsSpecifications AC adaptor VQT0N57 VQT0N57 Index NumericsF1204Ke0 10000 a