Hitachi VM-E625LA Bedienungsanleitung

For Your Safety - 1 - Instruction Manual 8mm Video Camcorder VM-E625LA Hitachi Home Electronics (America), Inc. HITACHI (HSC) CANADA INC 3890 Stev

Getting Started - 10 - Using the lens cap string: Pass the string through the lens cap and grip belt and attach it as shown in the figure. Removing

Getting Started - 11 - temperatures operation time decreases, while at high temperature the battery may be damaged. After charging set the mark switc

Getting Started - 12 - Adjusting the Electronic Viewfinder The electronic viewfinder adjusts simply by pivoting it to a position where it is comfort

Getting Started - 13 - Loading Batteries Install the batteries to prevent misplacing them. Clock Battery 1. Pull out the battery holder. 2. Insert t

Getting Started - 14 - Note: Keep the batteries in a dark, cool, dry place. Camcorder Batteries Using Battery Pack Before you install the battery for

Getting Started - 15 - Note: If the OPEN lever is flat, the cover will not close. Note: Always remove the battery from the camcorder after use. Note:

Getting Started - 16 - you cannot view a picture on the LCD screen. 1. Lift the OPEN lever and pull it up. The power supply attachment cover will ope

Getting Started - 17 - • Do not use old and new batteries at the same time. Note: If the liquid leaks, remove the batteries immediately and ask your

Getting Started - 18 - 1. Plug the car battery cord into the car's cigarette lighter socket. 2. Connect one end of the DC cord (provided) to th

Getting Started - 19 - Note: If TAPE flashes in the viewfinder, remove the cassette and check that the tape is not damaged, is not slack or no dust

For Your Safety - 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS For Your Safety...

Getting Started - 20 - Note: The tape remaining display appears 10 seconds after the tape starts to run. Note: When the remaining tape time becomes

Getting Started, Identifying Controls - 21 - Correcting the Date and Time 1. Press the DATE/TITLE button while pressing the STOP button. The flashing

Getting Started, Identifying Controls - 22 - approximately 9 times normal playback speed. Also use this button to set date and time.  - STOP Button

Getting Started, Identifying Controls - 23 - • POWER: Turns the TV on and off. • AVX: Used for recording picture and sound from an auxiliary input. •

Getting Started, Identifying Controls - 24 - 2. Use the BRIGHT control on the side of the LCD monitor to adjust the brightness of the LCD screen. R

Basic Techniques - 25 - and that no water or dust enters the camcorder through the gap as it could cause a malfunction. Basic Techniques The batterie

Basic Techniques - 26 - 2. Press the REW button to the position where you want to start playback. 3. Press the PLAY button and play back the tape. To

Basic Techniques - 27 - Using Forward and Reverse Search When looking for a particular point in your videotape use the F.F button and REW button to

Advanced Techniques - 28 - television as you normally do to see the signal coming from the VCR. 5. Hold down the red button on the CAM/OFF/VIDEO swit

Advanced Techniques - 29 - Note: You need the remote control to operate the camcorder. Recording an Image of Yourself while Monitoring the LCD Screen

For Your Safety - 3 - Simple Programmable Edit (Edit remote control is optional accessory)...41 Controlling Your TV

Advanced Techniques - 30 - Note: The camcorder records the same date when; - the cassette is replaced. - you select  AUTO and date display again. -

Advanced Techniques - 31 - When the power zoom switch is operated, the zoom position is displayed in the viewfinder or LCD monitor for about 5 secon

Advanced Techniques - 32 - Using Auto Focus The camcorder focuses the subject in the center of the viewfinder or LCD monitor automatically unless th

Advanced Techniques - 33 - Dark objects Note: With the T zoom control you can use the auto focus with subjects that are 3.3 feet away from the lens a

Advanced Techniques - 34 - Note: EIS may not function if you use a wide or tele converter lens. Note: When the EIS function is engaged in the vicinit

Advanced Techniques - 35 - Using 16x9 Pressing the 16x9 button during recording or recording pause fades the top and bottom of the picture in the vi

Advanced Techniques - 36 - Using Macro This function allows you to shoot subjects as close as 3/8 inches (1cm). Press and hold the power zoom contro

Advanced Techniques - 37 - Using Memory The linear time counter memory stops a rewinding tape at approximately 0;00;00M. This feature helps in locati

Advanced Techniques - 38 - Display on the LCD monitor in the CAM mode: • When a recorded tape is in the camcorder during the VIDEO mode, "SEAR

Advanced Techniques - 39 - Creating a Title 1. Connect the camcorder to a power source. 2. Hold down the red button on the CAM/OFF/VIDEO switch and

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS - 4 - as colored bright dots. This does not indicate a fault as the LCD panel stretches the limits of current technology. Warnin

Advanced Techniques - 40 - 1. Hold down the red button on the CAM/OFF/VIDEO switch while sliding the switch to CAM. 2. Locate the point of the tape w

Advanced Techniques - 41 - back through the tape without affecting the tape in the VCR. Use the F.FWD and REW buttons to search the tape. Press the P

Advanced Techniques - 42 - Note: If the channel on the VCR does not change with the above operation, you need to switch the remote control code of yo

Advanced Techniques - 43 - Note: If your VCR is connected to a TV, the program display will also appear on the TV screen. 5. Press the button and

Advanced Techniques - 44 - the stop button on the recording VCR to set it to the stop mode. Note: If the CAM/OFF/VIDEO switch of the camcorder is set

Advanced Techniques - 45 - Controlling the TV Once programmed, the camcorder's remote control is ready to control the TV. • Press the button of

Advanced Techniques - 46 - camcorder. Recording Television Programs Illustration 1. Connect the optional AV input cable to the VIDEO OUT and AUDIO OU

Advanced Techniques - 47 - 2. Connect a fully charged batteries or the AC adapter/charger ("Loading Batteries; Camcorder Batteries" p.15, &

General Maintenance - 48 - 3. Install the new bulb by aligning the notch in the rim of the bulb's base with the "" mark outside the s

General Maintenance - 49 - 3. Fit the projection of the eye cup into the groove in the viewfinder and rotate the eye cup in the direction of the arro

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS - 5 - 2 Retain Instructions -- The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference. 3 Heed Warnings

General Maintenance - 50 - Auto-focus does not operate. § Auto-Focus does not operate if a special-effects filter is attached or the objects shown o

General Maintenance - 51 - Picture bends at the top of the TV screen § TV receiver is of older type. It needs to be modified to work properly with ca

General Maintenance - 52 - TAPE DISPLAY Symptom Check Point & Correction TAPE appears in the viewfinder § Have you moved the camcorder or casse

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS - 6 - with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the video product. Any mountin

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR AC ADAPTER/CHARGER - 7 - e. If the video product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f. When the vide

Before You Begin - 8 - • A quick index for the information you use most often (this page). • A detailed table of contents directing you to specific i

Before You Begin - 9 - 6. DC cord 7. Remote control 8. Lens cap string Optional RF Adapter If you wish to connect this camcorder to a television tha