Operating precautions

The camera head becomes warm during usage. This is not a defect.

Do not allow any water to get into the unit when using it in the rain or snow or at the beach.

Failure to heed this caution will cause the unit to malfunction (and may result in irreparable damage).

The unit should be used as far as possible from sources of magnetism and electromagnetism (cell phones, microwave ovens, TVs, game machines, etc.).

If the unit is operated on top of or close to a TV, the electromagnetism can cause distortion of audio and video.

Strong magnetism from speakers, large motors, etc. can cause recordings to be lost and video to be distorted.

Electromagnetic waves emitted from digital circuits, including microcomputers, can impact each other, causing distortion of audio and video.

If the camera head is so adversely affected that it does not operate normally, remove the recorder battery and AC adaptor, reconnect them and turn the power on again.

As much as possible, avoid using the unit close to radio towers and high-voltage lines.

If used close to these places, radio waves and high voltage can adversely affect recorded audio and video.

If using the unit at the beach or any place that is sandy or dusty, take care that sand and dust do not get inside the unit or on its terminals.

Do not allow the unit to get wet with salt water, etc.Sand and dust can damage the unit.

If the unit has come in contact with salt water, wipe with a cloth that has been well wrung out, then wipe with a dry cloth.

While the camera head and recorder are connected, do not carry them by holding only the camera head or cable.

A strong load may be applied to the camera head or cable, resulting in damage.

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