Hitachi DZ-MV780A instruction manual With DZ-BP148 provided with DZ-GX20A/DZ-BP14SW optional

OContinuously recordable time with fully charged battery (with no zoom

operation, etc.)

See the following table as a reference for how long the DVD video can-lera/recorder can continuously be used with a fl/lly charged hattery:

With DZ-BP148 (provided with DZ-GX20A)/DZ-BP14SW (optional)

When

using

viewfinder

approx.

125

min

approx.

145

min

approx.

170

min

XTRA*

When

using

LCD

monitor

approx.

110

rain

approx.

125

min

approx.

145

min

When

using

viewfinder

approx.

125

min

approx.

145

min

approx.

170

min

FINE

When

using

LCD

monitor

approx.

110

min

approx.

125

min

approx.

145

min

When

using

viewfinder

approx.

140

min

approx.

170

min

approx.

210

min

STD

When

using

LCD

monitor

approx.

125

min

approx.

145

min

approx.

170

min

With DZ-BP7S (provided with DZ-MV780A and DZ-MV730A)/DZ-BP7SW** (optional)

When	using	viewfinder		approx.	70	min	approx.	85	min
XTRA*
When	using	LCD	monitor	approx.	60	min	approx.	70	min
When	using	viewfinder		approx.	70	min	approx.	85	min
FINE
When	using	LCD	monitor	approx.	60	min	approx.	70	min
When	using	viewfinder		approx.	80	min	approx.	100 min
STD
When	using	LCD	monitor	approx.	70	min	approx.	85	min

*The time is only for reference: It will vary depending on recording contents.

**Unavailable for DZ-GX2OA.

The reference for how long the DVD video camera/recorder can actually be used will be approx. 1/2 to 1/3 of the above time:

Tile continuously recordable time of DVD video camera/recorder in the above table shows the time available when the DVD video camera/recorder is in the recording mode without using any other f\mction after recording is started. In actual recording, the battery will discharge 2 3 times f:aster than this reference, since the REC button and zoom are being operated, and playback is perfbrmed. Assume that the actually recordable time with a flflly charged battery is between 1/2 and 1/3 of the ahove time, and prepare enough hatteries to allow Ra" the time you are planning to record on the DVD video camera/recorder:

The continuously recordable time may be less depending on the conditions when the DVD video camera/recorder is used (if recording and recording pause are repeated at short intervals, etc.). Note that the batterT discharges faster in cold places.

Note:			!1
• See page 167 when charging is not possible
• The charge time wilt vary depending on the battery remaining Ievel.
• During and after charging, and when the DVD video camera/recorder is being used, the battery witl be warm, but
this does	not indicate	a fault
• A battery	cannot be	charged while the DC power cord is connected to the DC output jack of AC adapter/charger:

Unplug the DC power cord when charging a battery

• Charge the battery at ambient temperature 50°F to 86°F (10°C to 30°C): Charging at temperatures other than this range could damage the battery

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