Closing LCD Monitor

Before closing the LCD monitor, be sure to reset it at right angles to the DVD video camera/recorder.

Replace the LCD monitor on the DVD video camera/recorder with the LCD screen facing inward until a click is heard.

Note:

•Be sure to return the LCD monitor at right angles to the DVD video camera/recorder before closing it or replacing it on the DVD video camera/recorder with its screen facing outside. If the LCD monitor is tilted, it cannot be closed to the DVD video camera/recorder.

•If the LCD monitor is not securely locked to the DVD video camera/recorder, no image will appear in the viewfinder.

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Contents

Home Electronics Division Digital Media Division DZ-MV350A Identifications of caution marks For Your SafetyPrecautions English Near or over a radiator or heat register. This video Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet areOperating instructions should be read before the video Product is operated. Follow all operating and use An appliance and cart combination USE Do not subject the DVD video camera/recorder to impact Handle the liquid crystal display LCD with careLiquid crystal display and viewfinder Hold the DVD video camera/recorder correctly Screen on connected TV Be careful of ambient temperatureDo not use a generally available 8 cm CD lens cleaner Heat on surface of product To damage the data − Remove battery − Disconnect AC adapter/chargerIndicator Be careful of moisture condensation Copyright Recorded contents cannot be compensated forSuggestions and Restrictions Make a trial recording Quick Index Installing SoftwareRead This First Use Disc Navigation to create your original movie IntroductionYou can record even during playback You can immediately play back desired recorded scenes Create original DVDs on PC Table of Contents Disc Navigation Advanced Techniques Subsidiary Information Installing Software Model DZ-RM3W Checking Provided Accessories Infrared receiver P Recording indicator PNames of Parts Optical 10× zoom lens P Lens hood P Card insertion block P ACCESS/PC indicator P , 50 Record button REC PPower switch P , 50 Viewfinder P Full Auto button P Volume control buttons VOL/ buttons P , 59Reset button P Stop/cancel button P , 67 REC Marks beside headings Notation of cancel buttonAbout This Manual Displays in this manual Usable discs and logos Shape Discs and CardsAvailable Discs Media Function DVD-RAM disc DVD-R disc Finalizing DVD-R disc Information on DVD-R Disc Storing discs Using discsHandling Discs Metal.Terminal SwitchAvailable Cards Handling card Quality Storage Capacity on Disc or CardRecordable Time of Movie Video Disc used Recordable stills on one blank card Recordable Stills Photos Function Disc used Reference Features of DVD Video Camera/RecorderVersatile Functions Available Camera Functions Disc Navigation Functions Card Navigation Functions Recording on DiscRecording Movie and Still Editing in Various Ways on DVD Video CAMERA/RECORDER Alone Using with Various DevicesImmediate Reviewing of Recorded Image Attaching Lens CAP Setting Up the DVD Video Camera/RecorderHolding DVD Video CAMERA/ Recorder Attaching Shoulder Strap While pushing battery stopper Battery stopper Inserting Battery Into Remote ControlRemoving Battery from Remote Control While pushing the battery stopper, slide the battery out Infrared Using Remote Control Attach the battery to AC adapter/charger Setting Up the BatteryCharging Battery Battery charged status Removing Battery Attaching Battery to DVD Video CAMERA/RECORDER Without any extraordinary operation, such as zooming Store in cool, dark place Efficient USE of BatteryBattery life Power save and discharge of battery AC Plug Adaptor not supplied Using DVD Video CAMERA/RECORDER with AC ADAPTER/CHARGER Recording/playback side is opposite to the printed label Inserting and Removing DiscInserting Disc Identifying recording/playback sides of disc When recording data from PC When using brand-new DVD-R discWhen recording on this DVD video camera Recorder Removing Disc Inserting and Removing Card Set to Photo Set to Power OFFBasic Handling of DVD Video Camera/Recorder Turning DVD Video CAMERA/RECORDER on and OFF Pull out the viewfinder Range where the LCD monitor can be movedViewing Subject Through Viewfinder Viewing Image on LCD Monitor Screen Closing LCD Monitor Setting Date and Time Display format Example of display Changing Display Format of Date and Time Recording Movie Power save and discharge of battery Attaching Ferrite Core Using External Microphone Number of recordable stills Still recording modeWhen using card Recording Stills See page 27 for the number of recordable stills Still recording qualityQuality File size Application Case of movie recording Case of still recording ZoomingZooming Remove Using Conversion Lens Generally AvailableMacro Recording Lens hood Adjust with Manually Focusing SubjectFocusing During Recording Focusing range Glass with Water droplets Dirt on it Emits strongLight Exposure indicator Adjusting Exposure Manually Backlight correction icon Compensating for BacklightPress the BLC button during recording Backlight correction icon will appear Focus Using Full Auto Function Information Display During Recording On-Screen Information Still recording quality only when using card Display when recording an image of yourself Switching the information display mode Red Connecting to Other AV DeviceRecording Image from Other AV Devices Recording Image from AV Device Switch the input referring to Input Source on Press button in the recording pause status Playing BackImmediately Checking Recorded Scene You can check your recording immediately on the spot Frame ADVANCE/FRAME BACK/SLOW Playback of Movie Playback from Start of Disc or CardSearch Playback of Movie Playing Back Stills When using discWhen using card Skip Playback of Movie Top To go to the start, and enter playback Pause End Jumping to Specified Point GO toSpecifying the point to view Press the Menu button during playback Information Display During Playback On-Screen Information Display Playback on Other Devices Connecting to a TV Viewing on TV Screen Playback on DVD Player Recording/playback HOW to Remove DiscRemoving and Replacing FROM/IN Round DVD Holder Hold the Round DVD Holder with Side a Replacing Disc in Round DVD Holder When the Hinge of Round DVD Holder Comes OFFDisc Cleaning Playback on DVD Video Recorder/Player Understanding Flow of Menu Interpreting screen for setting Flow of Menu Camera Functions SetupRecording Functions Setup LCD Setup Initial Setup Selected AE mode Setting Up Camera Functions Mode Setting content On-screen Adjusting Color White BalanceSetting white balance manually English Checking EIS On or Off Using the Electronic Image Stabilizer EIS Choose the desired magnification, and then press the button Magnifying Subject Image DIG. Zoom Reducing Wind Noise During Recording MIC.FILTER Switching Movie Quality Video Mode Setting Up Record Functions Choose the option you want, and then press Button Switching Quality of Still Image QualityImage when block-like noise occurs Choose LINE, and then press the button Switching External Input Recording Method Photo InputRecording Details of setting Receiving Image from Another Device Input Source Self-timer recording SELF-TIMER Choose On or Off, and press the button Setting ON-SCREEN Display Output on or OFF OSD Output Screen becomes brighter Choose Brightness on LCD Setup menu Screen, and then pressUse the joystick for adjustment Screen becomes dimmer Choose Beep on Initial SettingsSwitching Operating Sound on or OFF Beep Initial Setup menu Choose Record LED on Recording indicatorTurning Record LED on or OFF Record LED Changing Display Language Language Then press Button Resetting Menu Settings to Defaults ResetWish to reset, use Joystick to choose YES Setting items have Now been reset to defaults Scene Using Disc NavigationStarting Disc Navigation Thumbnail Bar graph Thumbnail *1 Cursor Still image icon*3 Operation guide*4Number of all scenes Current page position*5 Playing back stills When playback endsTerminating Disc Navigation Playing Back from Disc Navigation Screen Desired scene Selecting Multiple ScenesSelecting Consecutive Scenes Together Press the Disc Navigation button Use the joystick to select Functions Available with Disc Navigation Available function Disc or card used Contents ReferenceDisc Navigation Menu 100 When using DVD-RAM discWhen using DVD-R disc When using card Deleting Scenes Delete Scene101 102 Editing using submenu Changing Images for Thumbnails Edit Thumbnail 103 Releasing Skip 104Playing Back by Skipping Scenes Edit Skip Adding Special Effects Edit Fade 105 Arranging Order of Scenes Edit Move 106 Combining Multiple Scenes Edit Combine 107 Divide Scene 108Dividing Movies Edit Divide Divide and then press Are sure you want to copy Selected still, press Button 109Copying Stills on DVD-RAM Disc to Card Copy Copy to card Lock Set screen 110Locking Scenes on Card Lock To unlock the scene Designating Scenes to be Printed Dpof 111 Deselecting scenes one by one Selecting Scenes Using Menu Screen Select112 Deselecting selected scenes 113 Displaying Information Using Menu Screen DetailWhen using disc When using card When using disc 114 What is PROGRAM?Switching to Thumbnail Display of Specific Date Switch Program Changing Title of Program Title Input mode Palette for selecting characters115 Playing Back Program Play Characters available for entering title 116 Creating NEW Play List Create What is Play LIST?Play List 117 Editing on play list Switching to Display of Each Play List Switch118 Playing Back a Play List Play 119 Adding Scenes to Play List Editing Play List 120 Press the Disc Navigation button Press the button Adding Scenes Using Submenu for Editing Editing Play List121 Deleting Scenes from Play List Editng Play List 122 Deleting Scenes Using Submenu for Editing Editing Play List MovewillappearChoose 123Arranging Order of Scenes Move Move Scenes Deleting Play List Delete 124Changing Title of Play List Title TOP END When End is specifiedGo To 125 Protecting Disc from Writing Protect Disc Disc or Card Management126 Verifying Remaining Free Space on Disc or Card Capacity Initializing DVD-RAM Disc or Card Format DISC. Format Card 127 Proceeding will appear 128Updating Control Information of DVD-RAM Disc Message for Finalizing DVD-R Disc 129 Playing Back Scenes Repeatedly Repeat Play Others130 Displaying Movies or Stills Independently Category Slide Show Continuous Playback of Stills 131 132 Installing Software Contents on Provided CD-ROM UDF driver DVD-RAM driver 134DVD-MovieAlbumSE MyDVD 135 Installing USB Driver Click 136With Windows XP, the message concerning Windows Logo Test will appear Click Continue Anyway Click Next Installing UDF Driver DVD-RAM Driver137 138 Choose the TV broadcast system Ntsc or PAL, click Next Installing DVD-MovieAlbumSE139 11Choose the restart option, and then click Finish 140If you do not change the program folder name, click Next This window may be omitted. Click Installing MyDVD141 142 Program Export Screen 143 144 145 CleaningCleaning LCD screen and camera lens 146 Changing Setting of Demonstration 147 No DVD Video Camera/Recorder Operation Check the Following Check 6 No image in viewfinder 148Operation 149 Message Cause & Troubleshooting ReferenceTrouble Messages 150 151 152 153 154 Afterwards, and connect the AC adapter/charger Charger Powered by a battery Turn off power155 Disc, use the opposite side, or use another disc. To repair 156 TroubleshootingPower supplies Symptom Cause and Correction Reference OFF, and then set it to VIDEO, Photo or Photo Again 157During recording Output jack of this DVD video camera/recorder? During playback 158 159 When the DVD video camera/recorder is connected to PC 160 It will take time to read Results in error161 Because data must be re-encoded and read Miscellaneous 162 163 System ResetList of setting items Default Setting 164 Major Specifications Core, Software CD-ROM, PC connection cable, 8 cm DVD-R 165Disc in Round DVD Holder Information on Square Adapter Introduction to Optional AccessoryPower Supplys 166 L5N 2L8 167During business hours 900am-500pm h.n.e Recordable time on DVD video/recorder Index168 Numerics 169 170