Using Bluetooth-Compliant Devices - JVC Everio GZ-HM860 User Manual

Getting Started

Using Bluetooth-compliant Devices

This unit is equipped with Bluetooth function.
You can do the following using a Bluetooth-compliant device via wireless
connection.
Capabilities of Bluetooth-compliant Devices
Capability
Control the camcorder
Monitor the image during recording
Import recorded still images
Record the location information
*1
Transfer recorded videos
Listen to audio sound/Record audio
sound
*1 The recorded location information can be used on the software provided
with this unit. For more information, refer to "MediaBrowser Help".
Using a Bluetooth-compliant Device
1 For smartphones, install its exclusive application.
2 Register (pair) a device.
"Registering a Bluetooth-compliant Device" (A p. 25)
3 Connect the Bluetooth-compliant device to the camcorder.
"Connecting to a Registered Bluetooth-compliant Device" (A p. 27)
4 Perform some rehearsals (test recordings) before the actual shooting.
5 Perform the actual shooting (operations).
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Bluetooth-compliant Device
Smartphone
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Smartphone
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Smartphone
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BIP/OPP-compliant device (such
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as some mobile phones)
Smartphone
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GPS Receiver
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Smartphone
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(Android 2.1 or higher
compatible devices only)
Headset
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Improving the Communication
A Some connected devices may not be able to support the capabilities
of this unit.
Verify the compatibility before using.
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B Make sure that there are no obstacles between the Bluetooth-
compliant device and the camcorder.
Position the Bluetooth-compliant device such that it can be seen by the
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camcorder.
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Any obstacles or human subjects between the Bluetooth-compliant
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device and the camcorder will interrupt the communication.
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When using a headset, use it while facing this unit directly.
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C Make use of the Bluetooth-compliant device as near to the camcorder
as possible.
Although connections within a range of 10 m may be supported by this
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unit, the nearer the device, the better the communication.
*If the communication is weak, data transfer may take a longer time or there
may be noise in the audio sound.