Charging the attached battery pack | Sony DSR-200 guide

Charging the attached battery pack

After connecting the power cord to the wall outlet and setting the POWER switch on the digital camcorder to OFF, you can charge the battery pack in either of the following two ways:

•Charging the battery pack attached to the digital camcorder

Leave the battery pack attached to the digital camcorder. (The NP-F930 battery pack (not supplied) requires about 390 minutes for a full charge and about 330 minutes for a normal charge.)

While charging, the battery indicator appears repeatedly in the display window:

•Charging two battery packs at the same time

Attach one battery pack to the AC power adaptor and the other to the digital

camcorder. Both are charged simultaneously. When charged, CHARGE lamp and the õ indicator goes out (normal charge). If either lamp is still lit, both battery packs are not charged (the NP-F930 battery packs (not supplied) require about 480 minutes for a full charge and about 420 minutes for a normal charge).

To remove the adaptor

Pull out by the plug. Never pull on the connecting cord itself.

WARNING

The power cord must only be changed at a qualified service shop.

PRECAUTION

The set is not disconnected from the AC power source (mains) as long as it is connected to the wall outlet, even if the set itself has been turned off.

Notes on the VTR/CAMERA lamp

•The VTR/CAMERA lamp will remain lit for a while even if the unit is unplugged after use. This is normal.

•If the VTR/CAMERA lamp does not light, disconnect the power cord. After about one minute, reconnect the power cord.

This mark indicates that this product is a genuine accessory for Sony video products.

When purchasing Sony video products, Sony recommends that you purchase accessories with this “GENUINE VIDEO ACCESSORIES” mark.

Advanced operations

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Sony DSR-200 operating instructions Charging the attached battery pack, To remove the adaptor

Contents

Digital Camcorder For the customers in Canada For the customers in the U.S.A Table of contents Before you begin Using this manualPrecaution on copyright Precautions on digital camcorder care 4A/V connecting cable 1 p Checking supplied accessoriesWireless Remote Commander 1 p.11 CR2025 Lithium Battery 1 p Identifying the parts @ª Microphone holder attaching point @£ Tally lamp p @¢ Contr knob p@ Grip Identifying the parts » ¼Á ª£ ¢ ¤ ¼AUDIO Mode switch p ¢MONITOR Level dial p Headphones jack p ¤l Lanc jackTally lamp/Rear Remote Commander sensor p Audio DUB button p *£ Video controls p Remote Commander To prepare the Remote Commander To use the Remote CommanderTo avoid damage from possible battery leakage Menu About the ID of the Remote Commander Remote Commander Sensors Remote control direction Viewfinder Manual focusing indicator p Attaching the shoulder strap Display window Attaching optional accessories Attaching digital camcorder to the tripod adaptorTo remove the digital camcorder from the tripod Attaching the external microphone with XLR connector Attaching optional accessories Checking the remaining battery indicator c Attaching the battery adaptorTo remove the battery adaptor a To remove the battery pack b Attaching the viewfinder Getting startedTo remove the viewfinder Charging and installing the battery pack Charging the battery packCharging time Charging and installing the battery pack Battery lifeTo remove the battery pack Installing the battery pack Inserting a cassette To prevent accidental erasure To eject the cassette Basic operations Camera recording To focus the viewfinder lens c When ND on flashes in the viewfinderTo stop recording momentarily a To finish recording b To record through an external microphone Camera recordingTo change the directionality of the built-in microphone To monitor the sound while recording To select Fs 48k a or Fs 32k b recording mode Using the zoom feature When you shoot a subject using a telephoto zoomZooming speed Variable speed zooming Hints for better shooting Release Lock Hints for better shooting Checking the recorded picture To stop playbackTo begin re-recording If you connect directly to a monitor Connections for playback To connect to a TV without Video/Audio input jacks If your monitor is already connected to a VCRIf your monitor or VCR has a BNC jack If your monitor or VCR is a monaural type Playing back a tape Using the Remote Commander Various playback modes Using alternative power sources Using the house currentAdvanced operations To remove the adaptor Charging the attached battery pack VTR Changing the mode settings Selecting the mode setting of each item Items for Camcorder mode onlyItems for both Camcorder and VTR modes About Frame REC and INT REC setting Changing the mode settingsItems for VTR mode only When Digital Mode is set to Overlap Fade-in and fade-out When fading in aWhen fading out b To cancel the fade-in/fade-out function Overlapping two pictures To cancel the overlap function To use the remote commander to take a photo Photo recordingTo use a flash To cancel interval recording Interval recordingTo stop interval recording Cut recording To cancel cut recording To focus manually Selecting automatic or manual mode Relation of aperture, shutter speed and gain When to adjust aperture, shutter speed, and gain manuallyShooting dark environments adjust gain manually Settings for each item When to use manual focus Focusing manually Shooting with auto focusing momentarily Focusing manually Focusing manually To return to autofocus modeTo record a very distant subject Adjusting the aperture To return to automatic aperture modeAbout the depth of focus field To return to automatic shutter speed mode Adjusting the shutter speed Slow Shtr Adjusting the shutter speed To select the Best Shutter SpeedSubject Shutter speed Adjusting the gain To return to automatic gain modeTo use the AGC Limit function To adjust the G gain Preset menu item Adjusting the gain 3200K indoor mode Adjusting the white balanceSelecting the appropriate mode · one-push white balance mode Adjusting the white balance Adjusting white balance manuallyTo return to automatic white balance mode Shooting when the lighting condition changes Using the ND filter When ND on flashes in the viewfinderWhen ND OFF flashes in the viewfinder Using the zebra pattern Built-in microphone Adjusting the recording soundSelecting and setting audio mode LINE/MIC switches setting and recording sound Checking the recording level Adjusting the recording level automatically Adjusting the recording sound To attenuate the recording levelTo reduce wind noise of the built-in microphone To activate the Steady Shot function again Releasing the Steady Shot function Adjusts Adjustment value Making a custom preset To check the custom preset settings To turn off custom presetTo turn on custom preset again To restore the standard settings Mode Searching the recorded picture If your tape has blank portions between pictures To stop searching Displaying recording data When bars ------ appear Recorder with DV Editing onto another tapeBefore editing To connect the VCR without DV in jack Editing onto another tape Starting editingTo stop editing To use an additional microphone Audio dubbingMaking connections To use additional audio line in a To stop recording To adjust the volumeAudio dubbing Recording Additional information Changing the lithium battery in the digital camcorder Changing the lithium battery Changing the lithium battery in the digital camcorder Year changes as follows Resetting the date and timeTo correct the date and time setting To check the preset date and time Compatibility on playback Compatibility of Dvcam and DV formatsDifferences between Dvcam and DV formats Dvcam and DV cassettes Limitations on editing Compatibility on editing using DV connectors Usable cassettes Copyright signal Tips for using the battery pack Preparing the battery packWhen to replace the battery pack Tips for using the battery pack Inside the digital camcorder Maintenance information and precautionsHow to prevent moisture condensation Moisture condensation Video head cleaning Maintenance information and precautions On Handling Tapes PrecautionsRemoving dust from inside the viewfinder Digital camcorder operation Others AC power adaptorDigital camcorder care Charging Using your digital camcorder abroad Power sourcesDifference in color systems Operation PowerTrouble check Digital camcorder Wind Trouble check PictureOthers When the Charge lamp does not flash again AC power adaptorWhen the Charge lamp flashes Symptom Corrective Actions Lens Specifications Some other trouble has occurred Battery is weak or deadTape is near the end Tape has run out K, L Y, Z