Panasonic PV-DV52 Setting the Clock, Set the Date and Time, Example, Push Rotate

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Set the Date and Time

The date and time is calculated, including leap year, up to DEC 31 2089.

2, 3, 4

JOG KEY

1MENU

EXAMPLE:

YEAR : 2002

PUSH Push

MONTH : JAN

PUSH Rotate

MONTH : FEB

Setting the Clock

Before you begin

•Connect the Palmcorder to a power source. (pp. 11, 12)

•Set POWER to CAMERA or VCR.

1 Press MENU to display the Camera or VCR mode menu screen.

(p. 14)

[ CAMERA MENU ] [ VCR MENU ]

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2 Rotate JOG KEY to select DISPLAY SETTING , and then press JOG KEY to display the DISPLAY SETTING menu screen.

3 Rotate JOG KEY to select CLOCK- SET , and then press JOG KEY to set to ON. (Menu OSD: pp. 60, 62)

•The DATE/TIME SETTING menu is displayed.

4 Rotate JOG KEY to select YEAR, then press JOG KEY to fix and move to the next item. Likewise, set the month, day, hour, and minutes.

Before Use

Note

•To make corrections,

Press JOG KEY repeatedly to move back to an item and correct.

•A built-in Battery maintains clock operation. If the Palmcorder is not connected to a power source for a few months, the built-in battery may discharge and “CLOCK BATTERY” indication appears. (p. 53)

When DATE/TIME setting is completed, press MENU three times to start the clock and exit.

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Contents Operating Instructions Things You Should Know Safety PrecautionsAbove markings are located on the appliance bottom cover PV-DV52Important Safeguards Important Safeguards Table of Contents Unpack your Palmcorder Before UsingRecord Speed/Playback Time Erase ProtectionEasy Cassette Eject/Insertion Adjust the LengthAttaching the Shoulder Strap To remove the cassetteHand Strap Using the Built-in LightLens Cap Hold down Light for more than 0.7 seconds to turn on or OFFQuick Guide Insert the Battery PackInsert Cassette Monitor, and swing it fully openTo Watch Playback in the LCD Liquid Crystal Display Camera RecordingInsert the Battery Pack Remove the Battery Pack Charge the Battery Pack on the AC AdaptorAbout the Flashing of the Charge Lamp Batt ReleaseBattery Care Supplying PowerUse AC Adaptor Set the Date and Time Setting the ClockExample Push RotateDisplaying the Menu Using the Palmcorder MenuCamera Main menu VCR Main menuSimple Recording Camera RecordingClip here EVFTo adjust the LCD/EVF Brightness or Color Using the LCD Monitor180 Start recording EVF/LCDProgressive PhotoShot Mode Digital PhotoShot Mode1POWER 2PHOTOSHOT Photoshot JOG KEY 1POWER 2MENUZoom Set Power to Camera Zoom slowlyRecording Check Zoom quicklyRecording Still Pictures JOG KEY 2MENU 5REC Pause 1POWERSelf Recording 2STILLCinema Mode Special Effect FeaturesJOG KEY 1POWER 2MENU 5REC/PAUSE 1POWER 3BACK LightProgram AE Fade Audio/Video Fade In/OutFade Out Picture in Picture PinP KEY 1POWER 2MENU 7REC Pause Camera StillMain Picture PhotoshotFor manual White Balance adjustment Advanced SettingsWhite Balance Following cases, the indication flashesManual Focus Auto FocusMacro Focus for close-ups High Speed Shutter JOG KEY 1POWER 2AUTO/MANUALAdjusting the Iris Manually Connecting Earphone not supplied Playback using the LCD MonitorPlayback Your Recordings Repeat Playback Adjusting the VolumeBlank Search EVF/LCDRStill Picture Rapid Visual SearchFast Forward/Rewind Check Rotate JOG KEY to adjust Special Effect FeatureVariable Speed Search Jog Frame by Frame SearchFast Strobe Multi ModeNorm SlowTV with AUDIO/VIDEO in Jacks View Recording/Playback on your TVOUT Cable SuppliedRepeat steps 2~4 to select OFF to cancel this feature Digital FeaturesDigital Zoom Zoom In TMagicPix Images JOG KEY 2MENU 1POWER 5PLAYJOG KEY repeatedly to select OFF I.S. may not function when Dual Digital Electronic Image Stabilization System D.E.I.S3REC/PAUSE Bplay To use the Wipe function Other Digital FunctionsTo use the MIX function Audio Dubbing using the Built-in Microphone Editing FeaturesSet Power to VCR Press PLAY. Then press 12 bitPress Pause to stop Audio Dubbing 7PAUSEMonitor with your TV Copying your Tapes to VHS CassetteRecording Palmcorder Copying from Digital Equipment dubbingPause 6STOP 4REC Insert a pre-recorded tape intoPC Connection with DV Interface Cable i.LINK PC ConnectionPhotovu Link Driver Optional Turn on your PC Set the Palmcorder Power to VCRSystem Requirements for Photovu Link Driver Optional ConnectionRunning the Software Photovu LinkUsing Tape Image Data Palmcorder Accessory System Visa Palmcorder Accessory Order FormHandle bulb gently. Excessive force may cause bulb to crack Replacing the BulbMixture Approximate Brightness ValuesSpecifications Cleaning Care for Video Heads Before Requesting ServiceTape Operations Caution Lens Hood Area Operation CautionSymptom Correction Request for Service NoticeFor On-Screen Displays OSDLimited Warranty Limited WarrantyAccessory Purchases Customer Services DirectoryAdvertencia del FCC Precauciones para su seguridadInserte el Cassette Inserte de la bateríaFilm de protección Cuando el monitor LCD se enchuentra Grabación con la cámaraTotalmente abierto, el visor se Desactiva AutomáticamenteIndex Camera Mode Menu ScreenBeep VCR Mode Menu Screen 13 LCD/EVF Setting p 10 C.RESET p10 11 Important Note CAMERA/VCR Mode Front View Index of ControlsSide View Rear ViewBack View Top ViewTripod Receptacle AC Power Cord pp VCR DC Output Connector Power Lamp Charge LampUnderside View AC Adaptor Menu OSD IndexPhotovu Link

PV-DV52 specifications

The Panasonic PV-DV52 was a compact and versatile camcorder that left an impression in the world of digital video recording during its time. Renowned for its user-friendly design and advanced features, the PV-DV52 catered to both amateur filmmakers and seasoned videographers seeking portability and quality.

One of the primary highlights of the PV-DV52 is its recording capability. This camcorder featured a MiniDV format, allowing users to record high-quality digital video with exceptional clarity. The MiniDV format ensured that the footage produced was crisp and vibrant, making it ideal for capturing special moments or creating home movies.

The PV-DV52 was equipped with a 3CCD imaging system, a notable technology that set it apart from many competitors. Unlike standard camcorders that use a single CCD, the 3CCD system utilized three separate CCD sensors—one for each primary color (red, green, and blue). This design resulted in improved color accuracy, enhanced image detail, and reduced artifacts, producing stunning visuals that truly represented the scene.

Another impressive feature of the PV-DV52 was its optical zoom capabilities. The camcorder came with a 10x optical zoom lens that enabled users to capture distant subjects without compromising quality. Additionally, users could employ a digital zoom feature, further extending their reach when needed. This flexibility made the camcorder ideal for various shooting scenarios, from capturing wildlife at a distance to recording events in large venues.

The PV-DV52 also prioritized ease of use, equipped with a user-friendly interface and intuitive controls. A flip-out LCD screen provided users with the ability to monitor their recordings easily, making framing shots and reviewing footage straightforward. The camcorder had built-in stabilization technology, which minimized the impact of shaky hands while filming, resulting in smoother video playback.

Moreover, the Panasonic PV-DV52 offered a range of connectivity options, including FireWire (IEEE 1394) ports, facilitating easy transfer of video to computers for editing. This feature was particularly significant, as it allowed for a seamless workflow for aspiring filmmakers looking to enhance their content.

Overall, the Panasonic PV-DV52 was a well-rounded and dependable camcorder that leveraged advanced technologies to deliver professional-quality video recording in a compact package. Its combination of 3CCD imaging, optical zoom, and user-friendly features made it a popular choice during its era, appealing to various users seeking to capture life's important moments with ease.
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