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iDENTiFiCATiON
AND OPERATION
OF CONTROLS
"MEMORY"
Button
If this Button is pressed while the linear time
counter or time remaining read-out is displayed
in the viewfinder, "M"
appears in the display
and
it
memorizes
the
tape
position
of
"0:00:00".
(See page 35.)
"DISPLAY"
Button
Pressing this Button once causesa 5 digit linear
time counter and battery indicator to appear in
the Camera/Recorder's
viewfinder.
Pressing the Button again will cause battery in-
dicator and the amount of time remaining on
the cassette in the Camera/Recorder.
Press a
third time to delete all displays.
Cover for Camera
Light Terminal
When the DC camera light (provided) is at-
tached to the accessory shoe, this cover slides
and power can be supplied to the DC
light.
Caution: To help avoid any potential hazard
from electric shock, do not open this cover
when the camera light is not attached and the
camera/recorder is turned on.
Microphone
Sensitive to sounds coming from the direction
in which the camera is pointed.
Zoom
Ring
(Manual
Zooming)
The picture size can be magnified 6 times with
the use of the zoom feature. Just rotate the
Zoom Ring for a close up (T) or wide angle (W)
picture. Macro close-up, as close as 1 cm from
object, is feasible.
Auto
Focus Window
To automatically
focus the camera lens, this
window transmits and receives infrared light
which is reflected off the object. Make sure
you
don't
obstruct
this
window
when
recording.
Focus Ring
Do not attempt to manually turn the Focus
Ring when the Camera/Recorder is in the auto
focus mode.
Lens
(with
Lens
Cap)
F1.4 (9 - 54 ram) 6:1 power zoom lens features
auto focus and auto iris functions.
"MACRO"
Button
Used to shoot objects as close as 1 cr
lens tip.
(See "MACRO
LENS" on page 21.)
"PUSH
AUTO"
Focus
Button
Auto focusing can be also performed during
manual focus mode by pushing this Button.
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