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Programme AE with Special Effects (☞ pg. 30, 31)

■Electronic Fog Filter

■ND Effect

■Sepia

■Twilight

■Sports

■Nega/Posi

■1/2000 sec. High Speed Shutter

LCD Colour Monitor (☞ pg. 18)

Digital Still Camera Built-in (PC communication capable) (☞ pg. 20 – 23, 50 – 57)

Menu Adjustment (☞ pg. 34, 35, 36)

Integrated Auto Light (☞ pg. 28)

Picture Stabilizer (☞ pg. 27)

Digital Hyper Zoom (☞ pg. 26)

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■This camcorder is designed exclusively for the VHS-C video cassette. Only cassettes marked VHS-C can be used with this unit.

■HQ VHS is compatible with existing VHS equipment.

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GR-FXM65 Connection to the mains supply in the United Kingdom It is recommended that youDo not cut off the mains plug from this equipment EN3 Crossed Out Dust Bin EN Major Features Zoom Zoom out AC Power Adapter Charger AA-V15EK Cable AdapterCassette Adapter C-P7U Editing cable Using the battery pack To remove the battery packSlide Battery Release and pull out the battery pack Image you shoot is recorded onto a video tape Snapshot Button Quick Operation Guide D.S.COpen/Close Ring Set to Auto or PRO Charging the Battery Pack PowerUsing the Battery Pack Using a CAR Battery Using AC PowerDischarged 10 EN Getting Started Date/Time Settings Recording Mode Setting Tape Length SettingSET Recording Mode 12 EN Loading/Unloading a Cassette Open LCD MonitorOpen Cassette Holder Close Cassette Holder Viewfinder Adjustment Grip Adjustment14 EN Adjust Length Shoulder Strap AttachmentTripod Mounting Attach Strap Power Switch Position 16 ENVideo Recording Basic Recording Tape remaining time indicator LCD Monitor/Viewfinder IndicationsStop Recording Press Display Button Power Switch Recording Start/Stop Button Power lamp Tally lamp Lights while recording is in progress18 EN Before the following steps, perform pg Interface Shooting Journalistic ShootingBrightness Control Mode Selection 20 ENBasic Shooting Still Image Storage Motor Drive mode Snapshot mode with no frameRemaining number of shots 30 29 1 Feature Picture Mode Setting 22 ENPICTURE, and press it. The Picture Menu Appears EN23 Recording Basic Features Snapshot Mode Selection24 EN Snapshot Snapshot Recording If you press during Record-Standby modeDisplay ex. Pin-Up Push the Power Zoom Lever towards T Basic FeaturesZoom Feature Quick Review Feature Picture StabilizerTo check the end of the last recording To re-record certain segments Feature Video Light To brighten the scene when natural lighting is too dimBattery power Light OFF/AUTO/ON Switch Advanced Features EN29 Fade/Wipe Advanced Features Select Mode30 EN Programme AE With Special Effects Display Mode Captures faster action than Sports modeHigh shutter speed clearly captures fast-moving action Colours of a picture are reversed Recording Advanced Features 32 ENDate/Time Insert Monitor, as well as to record them manually or Access Title Menu System Select Switch Select Dial DisplayPower Switch Menu Screen Title Menu Instant Titles Using Menu For Detailed Adjustment Make SettingEND Setting System Select Switch Select Dial Menu Button Menu Screen Available Using The Menu Button Menu Screen Available Using The Select DialMenu Screen Explanations 36 EN Exposure Control Access Exposure MenuTo darken the image Focusing 38 ENRecording Auto Focus Access Focus Menu Access Manual FocusEND Adjustment of Focus Manual Focus White Balance Adjustment Access White Balance Adjustment40 EN SET Function Parameters Enter Setting Manual White Balance OperationPress the Select Dial again to close the Menu Screen To Change The Tint For Recording Self-Timer Access INT. Time MenuStart Delayed Recording EN Recording Animation Time-Lapse 44 EN Video Playback Basic PlaybackRewind or Fast-Forward the tape Play Back Features EN45 Speaker Volume ControlAdjust Volume Tracking 46 EN FeaturesVideo Playback Using The Cassette Adapter EN47 Insert BatteryRecording safety hole Cassette Adapter 48 EN Basic Connections And Tape DubbingBasic Connections Connection For Tape Dubbing Tape Dubbing 50 EN C. Playback Basic PlaybackBecomes blue To move Back C. Playback Connection Connection to a Windows PC 52 EN C. Playback Advanced FeaturesIf you select any other functions Never remove the power supply unit at this stage Menu Screen Explanations EN D.S.C. Playback IndexView Index Images Playback Screen Access Protect Menu ProtectSET Protect Way To complete Protect, go to step Access Delete Menu Select Delete ModeTo quit the Delete Mode 56 EN Access Delete Execute Menu X T Delete Installing The Battery Pull OUT Battery Holder58 EN Functions Feature Self-Timer, Animation Time-Lapse Self-TimerAnimation Time-Lapse Using the Remote Control Unit 60 ENSET REMOTE/VCR Code Operate VCR Make Connections JVC VCR Equipped with Remote Pause TerminalVCR Other than Type or Prepare Camcorder 62 EN Select ScenesStart Source Playback Register END of Scene How to use Supplemental Information on the Remote ControlAutomatic Editing to VCR EN Using the Remote Control Unit Insert Editing Video Built-in Memory Onto a Tape Select Still ImageTo insert still images in sequential order onto the tape Press REW 2/PAGE- or FF 3/PAGE+ to move the page forward Audio Dubbing Engage Audio DUB-STANDBY ModeBegin Audio Dubbing No power is supplied Some functions are not availableNot appear Vertical white lines appear when When the System Select Switch is set to Video Cont When the System Select Switch is set to D.S.C Index Controls, Connectors And Indicators 70EN Video Light Switch System Select SwitchMENU/DISPLAY Button Counter Reset/Memory Button Recording Mode Button SP/LP Index 72 ENIndications When the Erase Protection tab is not Position Recording Mode SP/LP IndicatorOnly the indicator remains at Remains at Picture Mode Display Remaining Number Of Shots Full Image 74 ENPg , 36 Shooting Pin-Up ImagePg , 55 76 EN Cleaning The CamcorderAfter Use Use only the following battery P6U or C-P7U To prevent damage and prolong service lifeJVC dealer for replacing the video light Do not burn 78 EN Vertically, in their original casesPlaces of over 50C Direct sunlight A closed car in summer Near a heater Avoid rubbing it with coarse cloth Their cassette cases Connectors Provided Accessories Optional Accessories80 EN General Memo EN81 Memo Memo GR-FXM65