Copying From Digital Equipment (Dubbing) - Panasonic Digital Palmcorder PalmSight PV-DV200-K Operating Instructions Manual

Special Features
Copying from Digital
Equipment (dubbing)
High quality digital-to-digital copying can
be accomplished if both Palmcorders
incorporate the digital in/out IEEE 1394
interface (DV interface cable is not
supplied).
DV Interface Cable
(Optional)
STOP PLAY
Button Button
Optional
DATE /
DISPLAY
TIME
ON TV
COUNTER / A.DUB
TC
RESET
MENU REW /
PAUSE
SLOW /
Button F.ADV
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Source
(Playing)
Palmcorder
DV Input/
Output
Connector
Recording
Palmcorder
PAUSE REC
Button Button
CAMCORDER
CAMERA
PHOTO REC /
SHOT PAUSE
T
REC
W
Button
REC
PLAY
PLAY
FF /
Button
PAUSE / SLOW /
SEL F.ADV
STOP / INDEX
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Before you begin...
• Connect both Palmcorders to their power
sources.
• Connect the two Palmcorders using the DV
interface cable (4-pin to 4-pin).
• Turn both Palmcorders ON.
1
Insert a pre-recorded tape into the
source (playing) Palmcorder, and set
POWER to VCR.
2
Insert a blank tape with the record
tab in place into the target (recording)
Palmcorder and set POWER to VCR.
3
Press PLAY on the source
Palmcorder. When the tape reaches
the point you want to start dubbing,
press PAUSE.
4
Hold down REC and press PLAY on
the target (recording) Palmcorder or on
the remote control (optional, page 71).
Press PAUSE to pause the tape at the
starting point of the dub.
5
Simultaneously, press PAUSE on
both units to begin the dubbing.
6
Press STOP on the recording
unit, and then press STOP on the
playing unit to end dubbing.
Note
• When two Palmcorders are used for
dubbing, it is recommended that the
remote control VCR1 or VCR2 setting
should be used to avoid improper
operation.
• When two Palmcorders are connected
using the DV interface cable (not
supplied), a Video Editing Controller
cannot be used.
• Do not connect both an S-Video Cable or
A/V Cable and a DV Interface Cable
between the playing and recording units.
CAUTION:
Unauthorized exchanging and/or copying of
copyrighted recordings may be copyright
infringement.
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