RCA CC6392 Five-Second Record Feature, Tally Light, Quick Review Feature, Camera Edit Feature

Recording

Five-Second Record Feature

The five-second record feature allows you to record for five seconds providing short scene transitions.

1.Set POWER switch to CAMERA AUTO or CAMERA MAN.

2.Make sure the SP/SLP switch is set to SP. Press and hold to change.

3.Press 5SEC. REC to display 5S in the viewfinder or on the LCD monitor.

4.Press the thumb trigger to start recording. The camcorder records for five seconds and enters record-pause.

To Turn Off the Five-Second Record Mode

1.Press the 5SEC. REC button to

remove 5S from the viewfinder or LCD monitor.

Tally Light

The tally light lights when the camcorder is recording. The tally light flashes during self-timer and time-lapse recording.

The tally light must be set to ON in the TALLY LAMP menu. See page 54 for details.

Quick Review Feature

Press and release SEARCH R 55 when the camcorder is in record-pause to review the last few seconds of a record- ing. The POWER switch must be set to CAMERA AUTO or CAMERA MAN.

The camcorder plays back the last few seconds of the recording, returns the tape to its previous position, and returns to record-pause.

Camera Edit Feature

The camera edit feature allows you to position the tape when the camcorder is in record-pause. Set POWER switch to CAMERA AUTO or CAMERA MAN.

• Press and hold SEARCH R 55

to visually search the recorded tape in reverse.

•Press and hold SEARCH F 66 to visually search forward on the recorded tape.

Release the button to return the cam- corder to record-pause at that point on the tape. Press the thumb trigger to start recording at this point.

Flying Erase Head

A separate erase head is mounted on the spinning headwheel (hence the term “flying”). This allows you to make clean edits without the “glitches” or “rainbow noise” that might occur at the beginning or the end of recordings.

MENU/DISPLAY Button

Press and hold the MENU/DISPLAY button for more than one second to remove or display the battery level indicator, tape-length indicator, and tape- remaining display in the viewfinder or on the LCD monitor.

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