Sony TRV70 manuals
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1 Operating InstructionsOwner’s Record 2 WARNING10 Inserting a “Memory Stick” (p. 104)11 Recording still images on a “Memory Stick” (p. 109)Monitoring the playback still image on the LCD screen 30 LCD BRT53 FADER57 DIGEFFTTo cancel digital effect 58 Shutter speedShutter speed number When recording in the SLOW SHTR mode 59 SPOTLIGHTPORTRAIT (soft portrait) SPORTS (sports lesson) BEACH&SKI SUNSETMOON (sunset & moon) LANDSCAPE 60 Using PROGRAM AETo cancel PROGRAM AE 61 EXPO–62 SPOT METER63 Focus ringFOCUS To return to the autofocus About expanded focus 64 Focusing manuallyTo focus precisely When you shoot close to the subject 9changes as follows: Focal distance information 65 SPOTFOCUS 73 ZOOM132 PLAY138 DELTo cancel deleting an image 139 DEL140 Deleting all the imagesTo cancel deleting all the images in the “Memory Stick” While the DELETING indicator appears Even if you delete all the images 141 To change still imagesMemory capacity of still images after resizing 142 MARK143 — Viewing images with your computer —Camcorder Connection Computer Reference pages For connection cable environment Windows Macintosh jack requirements Users Viewing pictures recorded on the tape When connecting to a computer with the USB port 144 Viewing images with a computer – IntroductionWhen connecting to a computer with the DV port Viewing images recorded on the “Memory Stick” When connecting to a computer without a USB port 145 Notes on using your computerSoftware Communications with your computer 146 install a USB driverRecommended computer usage environment when connecting with the USB cable and viewing tape pictures on a computer OS: CPU: Application: Sound system: Memory: Hard disk: Display: Others: You cannot use this function in the Macintosh environment 147 Connecting your camcorder to a computer using the USB cable (For Windows users)Recommended Windows environment 148 Installing the USB driverStart the following operation without connecting the USB cable to the computer 149 Installing Image Transfer150 Installing ImageMixerMEMORY MIX Album Replacing Win ASPI 151 Making the computer recognize your camcorderViewing picture recorded on the tape For Windows 2000, Windows XP users 153 If you cannot install the USB driverStep 1: Uninstall the incorrect USB driver Windows XP: Windows 2000: Windows 98SE/Windows Me: Windows 98SE 154 Windows XPStep 2: Install the USB driver on the supplied CD-ROM 155 Step1: Uninstall the incorrect USB driverOther OS: Step2: Install the USB driver on the supplied CD-ROM 156 Capturing images with “ImageMixer Ver.1.5 for Sony”157 Viewing pictures recorded on the tape on a computer– USB Streaming (For Windows users) Viewing pictures live from your camcorder 158 Capturing still imagesCapturing moving pictures To close “ImageMixer” 159 If image data cannot be transferred by the USB connectionIf any trouble occurs Carry out the following operations after quitting the application: 160 Making Video CDs – Easy Video CDCapturing images recorded on the tape onto a CD-R 161 Capturing images live from your camcorder onto a CD-RPlaying back a video CD Other Operating Systems: Maximum recording time on a video CD is about one hour 162 Seeing the on-linehelp (operating instructions) of ImageMixerTo close the on-linehelp If you have any questions about ImageMixer 164 Viewing images recorded on the “Memory Stick” on a computer (For Windows users)Viewing images without Image Transfer 165 Image file storage destinations and image filesImage files recorded with your camcorder are grouped in folders ssss For Windows Me users (When your camcorder is recognized as the drive [F:]) Folder containing image files recorded with your camcorder When no new folders have been created, there is only “101MSDCF.” Folder File 101MSDCF DSC0ssss.JPG Still image file MOV0ssss.MPG Disconnect the USB cable and eject the “Memory Stick” or set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) For Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP users 166 When connecting to a computer with the USB cableRecommended Macintosh environment 167 For Mac OS 8.5.1/8.6/9.0 usersFor Mac OS 9.1/9.2/Mac OS X (v10.0/v10.1/v10.2) 168 Viewing imagesFor Mac OS X (v10.0) users 169 After capturing images and sound170 Capturing images from an analog video unit on a computer– Signal convert function If the computer has a USB port 171 — Using the Network function —– DCR-TRV70only On trademarks How to hold your camcorder when operating network functions After using the stylus 172 — Customizing Your Camcorder —MENU 173 Changing the menu settingsMenu items are displayed as the following icons: MANUAL SET CAMERA SET VCR SET LCD/VF SET CM SET TAPE SET SETUP MENU OTHERS Selecting the mode setting of each item z is the default setting is the default setting To soften To sharpen * About the electronic shutter Note on FLASH LVL and RED EYE R 174 Notes on SteadyShot•SteadyShot will not correct excessive camera-shake •Attachment of a conversion lens (optional) may influence SteadyShot If you cancel SteadyShot 175 ST1ST2 Low intensity High intensity Notes on LCD B.L. and VF B.L Even if you adjust LCD B.L., LCD COLOR and VF B.L 176 When you select image quality177 *The folder number is displayed in the sssNotes on formatting •Do not do any of the following while the FORMATTING indicator is displayed: –Turn the POWER switch to other positions –Operate buttons –Eject the “Memory Stick.” 179 Notes on the LP modeNotes on AUDIO MODE •You cannot dub audio sound on the tape recorded in the 16-bitmode 180 Notes on DEMO MODE181 * Instead of DST, SUMMERTIME appears on the screen for some models182 When recording a close subjectIn more than five minutes after removing the power source Other menu items are held in memory even when the power source is removed 183 — Troubleshooting —During recording Symptom 184 Types of trouble and how to correct trouble185 During playback186 During recording and playbackcInstall a charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) •The AC Adaptor is not connected to a wall outlet cConnect the AC Adaptor to a wall outlet (p. 16) •You have not recorded on the new cassette yet (p. 37) •The temperature of the environment is too low •The battery pack is not fully charged cCharge the battery pack fully again (p. 16) •The battery pack is completely dead, and cannot be recharged cReplace with a new battery pack (p. 15) c Replace with a new battery pack (p. 15) cInstall a fully charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) •A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time • A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time •The power source is disconnected. c Connect it firmly (p. 15, 16) •The battery pack is dead cUse a charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) The % and Z indicators flash and no • Moisture condensation has occurred • The gold-platedconnector of the tape is dirty or dusty c Clean the gold-platedconnector (p. 196) indicator (p. 179) 187 When operating using the “Memory Stick”• The POWER switch is not set to MEMORY c Set it to MEMORY (p. 11) • The “Memory Stick” is not inserted c Insert a “Memory Stick” (p. 104) cDelete unnecessary images and record again (p. 138) •The “Memory Stick” formatted incorrectly is inserted •The write-protecttab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK cRelease the lock (p. 102) is automatically adjusted c Wipe the HOLOGRAM AF emitter with a dry cloth • The image is protected c Cancel image protection (p. 137) • The write-protecttab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK c Release the lock (p. 102) • You are trying to delete more than a hundred image files at once c You can select up to a hundred image files to delete on the index screen •The index screen does not appear cPress INDEX to display the index screen, then protect the image (p. 137) 188 SymptomCause and/or Corrective Actions189 Others190 • Moisture condensation has occurred•Some troubles have occurred in your camcorder cRemove the cassette and insert it again, then operate your camcorder •Charging the battery pack is completed •The battery pack is not properly installed. c Install it properly (p. 15) You cannot charge the battery pack. • The POWER switch is not set to OFF (CHG) cSet it to OFF (CHG) (p. 16) •Something is wrong with the battery pack •DISPLAY/BATT INFO is pressed. c Press the LCD screen lightly cAdjust the screen (CALIBRATION) (p. 204) • The USB cable was connected before installation of the USB driver was complete c Uninstall the USB driver and reinstall the USB driver (p. 148, 153) • USB STREAM in c Set it to ON (p. 180) • Your camcorder is on the point of falling into moisture condensation (p. 202) c Remove the battery pack, then install it again (p. 15) 191 LCD screen or viewfinder5-digitdisplay 192 101-0001 Warning indicator pertaining to filesC:21:00 Self-diagnosisdisplay (p. 191) EThe battery pack is dead or nearly dead %Moisture condensation has occurred Warning indicator pertaining to Cassette Memory Warning indicator pertaining to the “Memory Stick” Warning indicator pertaining to the “Memory Stick” formatting Warning indicator pertaining to incompatible “Memory Stick” QWarning indicator pertaining to the tape ZYou need to eject the cassette -The image is protected Warning indicator pertaining to the flash Warning indicator pertaining to still image recording 194 — Additional Information —Selecting cassette types mark on the cassette Copyright signal When you play back When you record 195 Usable cassettesAudio mode When you play back a dual sound track tape Sound from speaker HiFi Sound Mode Playing back the stereo tape Playing back the dual sound track tape Notes on the cassette To prevent accidental erasure When affixing a label on the cassette After using the cassette 196 When the Cassette Memory function does not workCleaning the gold-platedconnector 197 What is the “InfoLITHIUM” battery packEffective use of the battery pack Remaining battery time indicator 198 About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery packHow to store the battery pack Battery life Disposaling of the battery pack 199 What is i.LINKAbout the name “i.LINK” i.LINK Baud rate *What is Mbps 200 About i.LINKi.LINK functions on this unit Required i.LINK Cable 201 Using your camcorder abroad[a] [b] NTSC system PAL system PAL-Msystem PAL-Nsystem SECAM system 202 Moisture condensationIf moisture condensation has occurred Note on moisture condensation How to prevent moisture condensation 203 Maintenance information and precautionsMaintenance information Cleaning the video head Note on the video head Cleaning the LCD screen 204 Charging the built-inrechargeable batteryCharging the built-inrechargeable battery Adjusting the LCD screen (CALIBRATION) 205 PrecautionsCamcorder operation On handling the tape Camcorder care 206 About care and storage of the lensRechargeable battery pack 207 Note on dry batteriesIf batteries are leaking 208 Video camerarecorder 209 SpecificationsAC-L15A/L15B Rechargeable battery pack NP-FM50 210 — Quick Reference —Camcorder 6 FOCUS button (p. 63) 2 Focus ring (p. 63) 7 BACK LIGHT button (p. 34) 3 Lens 8 Microphone 4 NIGHTSHOT switch (p. 34) 9 DC IN jack cover 5 DC IN jack (p. 8, 16) Note on the Carl Zeiss lens 211 Identifying parts and controls0Lens cap (p. 25) qa RESET button qs LCD/Touch panel screen (p. 23) qd OPEN button (p. 25) DISPLAY/BATT INFO button (p. 18, 40) Speaker qh Viewfinder (p. 31) qj Viewfinder lens adjustment lever (p. 31) qk Hooks for shoulder strap 212 DV Interfacee; i (headphones) jack (green) (USB) jack (p. 143) PHOTO button Stylus holder Power zoom lever (p. 33, 73, 135) ed MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack (red) (p. 93) BATT release button (p. 15) wf LOCK switch (p. 26) START/STOP button (p. 25) POWER switch (p. 25) (LANC) jack (blue) ef Grip belt (p. 8) S VIDEO jack wl AUDIO/VIDEO jack (yellow) (p. 44, 78, 89, 169) LANC 213 eg Intelligent accessory shoe (p. 94)r; EDITSEARCH button (p. 37) eh Shoe cover (p. 94) ra (flash) button (p. 113) ej Access lamp (p. 10, 104) rs Remote sensor ek “Memory Stick” slot (p. 10, 104) rd Infrared rays emitter (p. 34, 82) el CHARGE (charge) lamp (p. 16) rf Camera recording lamp (p. 25) rg HOLOGRAM AF emitter (p. 115) Notes on the intelligent accessory shoe 214 rh Battery pack (p. 15, 16)rl Tripod receptacle 215 Remote Commander2DISPLAY button (p. 40) 3Memory control buttons 4SEARCH MODE button (p. 75, 76) 5Video control buttons (p. 43) 6REC button (p. 90) 7MARK button (p. 86) 8Transmitter 9ZERO SET MEMORY button (p. 74) q; START/STOP button (p. 25) qa DATA CODE button (p. 40) qs Power zoom button (p. 33) buttons qf AUDIO DUB button (p. 95) 216 To prepare the Remote CommanderNotes on the Remote Commander 217 Operation indicatorsLCD screen and Viewfinder 218 A, BC, D F, G, H I, J, K, L M, N O, P, Q T, U W, X, Y, Z
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