Select Dial, DATE/TIME Button, FF Button | JVC GR-AXM500 specification

Controls

1 Power Zoom Button	☞ pg. 20
Page Button	☞ pg. 55
2 Multi-Function Control	☞ pg. 28
•EFFECT Button	☞ pg. 28
•WIDE Button	☞ pg. 29
•TITLE Button	☞ pg. 30
•SUPER LOLUX Button	☞ pg. 29

3System Select [VIDEO/D.S.C.]

Switch	☞ pg. 16, 42, 48, 55
4 Select Dial			☞ pg. 26
5 Recording Mode [SP/LP]			☞ pg. 14
Button
6 DATE/TIME Button			☞ pg. 22
COUNTER R/M Button			☞ pg. 44
7 P. [Picture] STABILISER Button ....			☞ pg. 21
8 REW Button			☞ pg. 42
RETAKE R [Quick Review]			☞ pg. 21
Button
9 PLAY/PAUSE Button			☞ pg. 42
0 FF Button			☞ pg. 42
RETAKE F Button			☞ pg. 21
! STOP Button			☞ pg. 42
@ EJECT Switch			☞ pg. 15
# PUSH Button			☞ pg. 15
$ LIGHT OFF/AUTO/ON Switch ....			☞ pg. 23
% BATT. [Battery]			☞ pg. 8
RELEASE Switch
^ Dioptre Adjustment			☞ pg. 12
& MODE Button		☞ pg. 24, 48
* SNAPSHOT Button		☞ pg. 24, 48

(Function Navigator Dial


[MENU Jog Dial]		☞ pg. 11
) Recording Start/Stop Button		☞ pg. 16
q Power Switch	☞ pg. 16, 42, 48, 55
w LENS COVER Switch		☞ pg. 16
e BRIGHT Dial		☞ pg. 43
r VOLUME Dial		☞ pg. 43

Connectors	EN 77
Connectors
t DC IN Jack	☞ pg. 9

The jacks y to Q are located beneath the jack cover.

yJ terminal [JLIP (Joint Level Interface Protocol) Connector.]

•Connect the editing cable when perform-

ing Random Assemble Editing (☞ pg. 66 – 69).

•It is used to connect the camcorder to a device such as a personal computer. For further details consult your nearest JVC dealer.

•JLIP-controlled editing from camcorder to VCR is not possible if the VCR is not equipped with a J terminal.

u Digital Jack	☞ pg. 63
i VIDEO OUT Connector	☞ pg. 46
o RF DC OUT Connector	☞ pg. 46
p AUDIO OUT Connector	☞ pg. 46
Q External Microphone Input Jack ...	☞ pg. 72

Indicators

W Power Indicator	☞ pg. 16
E Tally Lamp	☞ pg. 16

Other Parts

R Video Light	☞ pg. 23
T Microphone	☞ pg. 72

Y•Camera sensor

Be careful not to cover this area; built-in here is the sensor necessary for shooting.

•Remote Sensor	☞ pg. 65
U Clock Battery Compartment	☞ pg. 10
I Battery Pack Mount	☞ pg. 8
O Shoulder Strap Eyelets	☞ pg. 13
P Electronic Viewfinder	☞ pg. 12
a Grip Strap	☞ pg. 12
s Speaker	☞ pg. 43
d LCD monitor	☞ pg. 18, 42
f Tripod Mounting Socket	☞ pg. 13

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JVC GR-AXM500 Select Dial, DATE/TIME Button, Picture Stabiliser Button REW Button, FF Button, Stop Button, # Push Button

Contents

GR-AXM500 Crossed Out Dust Bin Mark Dear CustomerIt is recommended that you Connection to the mains supply in the United Kingdom This unit is produced to comply with Standard IEC Publ Some DO’S and DON’TS on the Safe USE of Equipment Focus, Exposure Control and so on Programme AE with Special EffectsZoom-in Zoom-out BN-V12U Cassette Adapter C-P7UCable Adapter DC Cord To remove the battery pack Using the battery packBATT. Release Push Eject Button Power Switch Set to Play SwitchSystem Select Switch Set to D.S.C Hook on Snapshot Button 2Push Supply Power PowerAttach Battery Pack Detach Battery Pack Car Battery Charger/Adapter BH-V3E optional To DC in jack Terminal AC PowerCharge marker DC OUT Close the compartment cover until it clicks in place Insert BatteryClose Cover Select Dial DATE/TIME Setting MenuMenu Jog Dial LCD monitor or viewfinder Viewfinder Adjustment Grip Adjustment Shoulder Strap Attachment Adjust LengthTripod Mounting Attach Strap Cont Recording Mode SettingSET Recording Mode Loading/Unloading a Cassette Basic Recording Enter RECORD-STANDBY ModeLoad a Cassette Start Shooting Stop Recording Tape remaining time indicatorNow calculating Blinking Lights while recording Switch Is in progress Power Switch Start/Stop Button Brightness control Journalistic shootingInterface shooting When the Select Dial is set to Auto Lock Basic FeaturesZoom Speed Setting Menu Zooming Speed 1 4 in order of speed Operation FeaturePurpose Feature Purpose Operation Video Recording Basic FeaturesDATE/TIME Display Select Dial Set the Light OFF/AUTO/ON Switch as required To brighten the scene when natural lighting is too dimMode when you use the video light Video Light Snapshot Select Snapshot ModeTake Snapshot Mode Full Pictrue mode display Fine or STD standard Pin-UpLCD monitor or viewfinder Fine 12Remaining number of shots Second later, the mode is activated After 1 sec EN Video Recording Advanced FeaturesProgramme AE With Special Effects LCD monitor or viewfinder Mark Auto Mode Release Auto Mode LockElectronic Fog Filter ND Effect Engage FADE- or Wipe Standby Mode Advanced FeaturesTo Cancel FADE- or WIPE- Standby Mode Fade/Wipe Select Super Lolux Mode Engage Wide ModeWide Super LoLuxGain Up Instant Titles Select Preset TitleTitle LCD monitor or viewfinder Title display Close Menu END Character SettingMenu Jog Dial Menu Screen Press the Menu Jog Dial Using Menu For Detailed Adjustment Video Recording Advanced Features Allows you to adjust focus manually pg Adjusts focus automaticallyAdjusts exposure automatically Allows you to adjust exposure manually pg 22x magnification can function. When set to OFF during Tally lamp comes on to signal the start of recordingFunctions are disabled Setting is To darken the image Manual Exposure Screen To brighten the image Patterns that are regularly repeated Focusing Manual Focus Screen END Adjustment of FocusFocus Menu Screen Access White Balance Menu Screen Manual White Balance Adjustment M.W.BSelect White Balance B. Menu Screen Select MWB Prepare White ObjectMemorize White Balance Menu Jog Dial INT. Time Menu IndicatorREC Time Menu INT. Time Time-Lapse Release Animation ModeSET Interval Between Recordings SET Recording Time Rewind or Fast-forward the tape Basic PlaybackPlay Back Stop Playback Speaker volume control Features ENAdjust Volume Tracking Counter R/M REW Video Playback Features Cassette Adapter Using The Cassette Adapter ENInsert Cassette in Adapter Play Back on Connected VCR Turn on the camcorder, the VCR and the TV Connect Camcorder to VCRConnect Camcorder to TV PLAY/PAUSE VCR Recording deck Mode Snapshot Select Picture ModeBasic Shooting Shoot Picture Mode Setting Picture Mode Setting MenuSET Picture Mode Select Function Mode Function C. Shooting Advanced Features Changed to another mode Following happens when Twilight mode is selectedCaptures faster action than Sports mode pg High shutter speed clearly captures fast-moving action pg If you select FOCUS, EXPOSURE, DATE/ Time or Character Is better than STANDARD, Fine is more suitable for post Mode when you wish to shoot many still imagesProduction on a PC On Next EN D.S.C. Shooting Advanced Features Basic Playback EN C. Playback Switch to D.S.C C. Playback Advanced FeaturesSelect Dial Menu Jog Dial Set the System Selet Images you shot beforehand pg Mode EffectSelect ALL View Index Images Access Index Menu ScreenIndex SET Protect Protect Select Delete Mode Access Delete Menu ScreenDelete Screen Case of Select Access Delete Execute Menu Screen Menu Screen Ex. Slide Show Slide Show Connect to Personal Computer Close the software, then switch off the camcorderRUN Image Transfer SOFT- Ware END Transferring Replace Battery Holder Pull OUT Battery HolderPull out the battrery holder while sliding the lock hole RM-V709U provided Rec Time Indicator Interval Timer IndicatorTransmitted beam effective area START/STOP Viss INT. Time REC Time Operate VCR Random Assemble Editing R.A.EditSET Remote to Operate VCR Prepare Camcorder Connect toPrepare VCR Recording deck Register Beginning of Scene Access R.A. Edit Counter DisplayRegister END of Scene Register Additional Scenes Begin Automatic Editing Engage VCR’S RECORD-PAUSE ModeEND Automatic Editing VCR REC Stby ON/OFF START/STOP REW Play Insert Pause LCD monitor or viewfinder System Select Switch Select Still Image Button Power SwitchBegin Insert Editing END Insert Editing REW Play DUB Pause Audio dubbing indicator Lens Cover Open/Close Switch Set to Power OFFBATT. Release Push Eject Remove Marks 74EN Tape Length Indicator Displayed when any of the buttons located@ Picture Stabiliser Indicator Tape Remaining Time 76EN CONTROLS, Indications and Connectors Clock Battery Compartment Battery Pack Mount Dioptre AdjustmentSelect Dial DATE/TIME Button Some functions are not available No power is supplied Recording cannot be performed Recording does not start Playback Format Menu Screen Troubleshooting During use To prevent damage and prolong service lifeTo avoid hazard Store cassettes Avoid using the unit For safety, do notTo prolong service life Do not leave the unit Special Notes on Video Heads Cleaning the video headsDust and dirt on video heads Important Note Optional Accessories Discharge The Battery Pack Charging the Battery PackHigh Speed Shutter Mode Delete Select Menu Screen Index Page GR-AXM500