Canon 45 MC ZR50 ZR45MC Instruction Manual - Page 83

To change, open the menu and select DISP.SETUP. Then select DATA, CODE, set it to DATE/TIME, CAMERA

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Setting the data code E You can also choose to display camcorder data (shutter speed and exposure settings) in cassette data codes. + TAPE PLAY (VCR) ( 40) DISP.SET UP DATA CODE•••DATE/TIME To change, open the menu and select DISP.SET UP. Then select DATA CODE, set it to DATE/TIME, CAMERA DATA or CAM. & D/T and close the menu. Possible data code combinations for cassettes: DATA CODE (cassette D/TIME SEL. only) Date/Time Camera data Date/Time & Camera data Date JAN. 1,2002 F11 1/250 F11 1/250 JAN. 1,2002 Time 12:00:00 AM Date & Time 12:00 AM JAN. 1,2002 F11 1/250 F11 1/250 F11 1/250 12:00:00 AM F11 1/250 12:00 AM JAN. 1,2002 Using the Full Range of Features Notes: • The data code will read "- - "- in the following situations: - During playback of a blank section of tape. - If the tape was recorded before entering the date and time in the camcorder's memory. - If the tape was recorded on a camcorder without a data code function. - If noise or tape damage prevents the data code from being read. • If a recording made on ZR50 MC/ZR45 MC is played back on a different DV camcorder, the data code may not be displayed correctly. • The data code will appear in the display even if DISPLAYS ( 149) has been set to OFF through the menu. 83

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E
Using the Full
Range of Features
You can also choose to display camcorder data (shutter speed and exposure
settings) in cassette data codes.
To change, open the menu and select DISP.SETUP. Then select DATA
CODE, set it to DATE/TIME, CAMERA DATA or CAM. & D/T and
close the menu.
DATA CODE•••DATE/TIME
DISP.SET UP
(
40)
Setting the data code
JAN. 1,2002
12:00:00 AM
12:00 AM
JAN. 1,2002
F11
1/250
F11
1/250
JAN. 1,2002
F11
1/250
12:00:00 AM
F11
1/250
12:00 AM
JAN. 1,2002
F11
1/250
F11
1/250
Date/Time
Camera data
Date/Time &
Camera data
Time
Date & Time
Date
DATA CODE
D/TIME SEL.
(cassette
only)
Notes:
•
The data code will read “–
––
”
in the following situations:
– During playback of a blank section of tape.
– If the tape was recorded before entering the date and time in the camcorder’s
memory.
– If the tape was recorded on a camcorder without a data code function.
– If noise or tape damage prevents the data code from being read.
•
If a recording made on ZR50 MC/ZR45 MC is played back on a different DV
camcorder, the data code may not be displayed correctly.
•
The data code will appear in the display even if DISPLAYS (
149) has been
set to OFF through the menu.
Possible data code combinations for cassettes:
+
PLAY
(VCR)
TAPE