Press Memory When the Desired Image Appears | JVC GV-PT2 specs

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Display of stored position

Input video display

4 BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find the desired scene, then start playback a little before the scene.

5 PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DESIRED IMAGE APPEARS

•The image is stored in memory. However, the stored image is not shown and the screen continues to display the input video.

•The next position to be stored in memory appears in all white in the upper righthand corner of the screen.

6 REPEAT STEP 5 FOR EACH IMAGE YOU ARE GOING TO PRINT (UP TO 16) AND STORE THEM

•After 16 images have been stored in memory, the MEMORY display appears.

•If you want to end memory storage before 16 images have been captured, press OK. The MEMORY display appears, on which empty positions are shown in white.

•Title Impose Print is not available.

7 PRESS PRINT

•The Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing has started.

•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during printing.

•When the printed sheets are delivered to the output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears, printing is complete. Do not leave more than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.

To exit EDITING INDEX mode...

Press MODE after printing and the EDITING INDEX display disappears.

If you store a wrong image or store an image incorrectly...

It is not possible to correct a wrong image once it has been stored in memory. Press MODE to release the EDITING INDEX mode and then perform steps 1 to 6 from the beginning again.

FRAME STABILISER for unstable image correction...

Switching the FRAME STABILISER ON/OFF is not available in the EDITING INDEX mode.

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JVC GV-PT2 Press Memory When the Desired Image Appears, Title Impose Print is not available, To exit Editing Index mode

Contents

GV-PT2 Safety Precautions Some Dos And Donts On The Safe Use Of Equipment Above ALL About Thermal Heads Inset Print Title Impose PrintStrobe Print Editing Index Layout Print BUILT-IN Capture Facility Contents Control Unit Paper Tray Blank Paper Sheet Set RemoteFloppy Disk Error lamp INK lamp Remote Control Signal Receiver Remote Pause connector@ S-Video Input Connector # Video Input Connector Parallel Connector Service Door for Jammed Paper RemovalJlip Joint Level Interface Protocol Connector Video Output Connector Transmitter Source select button Title button 10 ENMenu control button Cursor control button OK button Compartment. Align the batteries as shown Place two R6 batteriesUse two R6 batteries EN C Onnections Image source with Video output connectors When removing ink cassette 14 EN SET Contents Uses About Blank Paper Sheet Sets optional Opening the paper tray Inserting blank paper sheets in the paper trayLoading/unloading the paper tray Open the lid while pushing a Preparation EN Select Layout and NO. of Scenes PreparationPress OK Press Memory When the DE- Sired Image Appears To print a live image using a camcorder as the sourcePress Print If you store the wrong image or store an image incorrectly Print menu display Setting with remote control unitPress Menu Select Layout Multi-Print Same Scene 22 ENPress Format Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing Has startedNow printing!! appears on screen during Printing 24 EN Multi-Print Different Scenes Begin Source Playback Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to findDesired scene, then start playback a little Before the scene Press Mode Mode Select Menu appears on the monitor26 EN Multi-Print Different Scenes Sticker Type Print Press Memory When the Desired Image Appears To exit Editing Index modeTitle Impose Print is not available If you store a wrong image or store an image incorrectly 28 EN Inset PrintStore the main scene Select Horizontal on Layout and Select OFF on Multi Select 4 or 16 on Multi and Select Different on Content Store the sub sceneIf you store the wrong main scene If you store the wrong sub scene 30 EN Strobe Print Press Memory When the DE- Sired Image Appears Vertical Layout Print 32 ENSelect Vertical on Layout Image to be stored 34 EN Video Cassette Label PrintSelectout Video Cassette on LAY Press cursor buttons / to choose the options To affix labels on video cassettes First cut out the labels and then stick onto video cassettes 36 EN Name Sticker Print Press Memory When the DE- Sired Image Appears Calendar Print 38 ENStore the Desired Image in Memory Press OK Button SET YEAR/MONTH of CalendarIf you store the wrong calendar 40 EN Editing IndexConnect Image Source Camcorder or VCR to Printer page 12 SET EDIT-IN or EDIT-OUT Point of the Scene to be Stored Choose Editing Index Sequence for memory 42 EN Snapshot Print Press the CAMCORDER’S Snap Select Snap Shot PrintingShot Button Title Impose Print 44 ENRecord Title or Drawing with Your Camcorder Erase title when printing is finished Choose NEGATIVE/POSITIVE of the TitleIf you want to change the title If you want to change Colour or 46 EN Using The Attached Collection Of Superimpose PatternsShooting a pattern Personal Computer Printer Section EN Introd Uction Bi-Directional 25-pin printer interface 486DX2 or higher CPU Edit FormatImage Window To Video Output connector To S-VIDEO Video cable option Connector Printer Front panel jack To S-VIDEO Input connector To Video Input connectorRear panel jack To Video Personal Computer Setting up EN INS T Alling T HE Software Run 54 EN Windows 3.1 offers a number of ways to launch an application Closing the Program Maximize button Each menu is configured as shown below 56EN Rotate 90 clockwise Tile Cascade 58 ENArrange Icons Printing Procedure Press OK 60 EN Example Call up the printer setup display setup dialog To start printing Print orientation Select when printing Image adjustmentCancel No. of prints Print orientation File name box Message box Displays the current status Control button 64 EN PC mode is selected Video printer modePaper jammed Close back door 66 EN To the PC mode Capture mode isSelected. Switch to PC mode 68 EN Slot of the paper tray If no paper is jammedIf no paper is jammed in the output tray Power Power consumptionSignal Connectors Error Messages Pg ,23-43Layout Pg ,43,59 MEM O Memo GV-PT2