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G Connecting DVD video camera/recorder to PC via PC connection cable Use the PC connection cable supplied with the DZ-WINPC3(W) optional PC kit to connect the DVD video camera/recorder to a PC that has been turned off, as shown in the following illustration: To PC connection terminal Note: Use the USB device driver provided with the DVD video camera/recorder, not with the DZ-WINPC3(W). Note: When connecting this DVD video camera/ recorder to PC, you can also use a mini-USB B connector 5-pin type cable that is compatible with USB2.0 (generally available), as well as the PC connection cable. Note: The PC connection cable does not supply power to the DVD video camera/recorder. Use the AC adapter to power the DVD video camera/er corder. Note: The PC connection cable supplied with the DZ-WINPC3(W) optional PC kit is to be exclusively used with the DVD video camera/recorder: A generally available USB cable cannot be used. Note: Before connecting DVD video camera/recorder to PC, disconnect any other cables, such as AV input/output cable, from the DVD video camera/recorder. Note: If you connect this DVD video camera/recorder to PC, nothing will appear in the viewfinder or on the LCD screen. The CHARGE/ACCESS indicator will blink only while the disc is being accessed. Note: If you wish to transfer data recorded on DVD-R disc with this DVD video camera/recorder to PC, finalize the DVD-R disc (see page 89). Note: After transferring the data on disc to PC, keep the original disc as your backup. Note: When capturing for PC the video data input from another AV device and recorded on disc in DVD video camera/recorder, note that data may not be played back correctly. Note: The DVD video camera/recorder connected to PC should be used at normal room temperature. Note: Note that Hitachi does not guarantee operation in the following cases: • If connection is made using a cable other than that supplied with the DZ-WINPC3(W) PC kit Note: Connect the DVD video camera/recorder to PC and use it at room temperature. Note: Take care that the temperature of this DVD video camera/recorder, when connected to PC, does not rise excessively (r eference for usage: approx. 30 minutes at about 86°F(30°C). Note: If you use a PC equipped with DVD-RAM drive, change the provided UDF file system to the UDF2.01 file system included in the DZ-WINPC3(W) PC kit. Note: If the DVD video camera/recorder is connected to the USB1.1 port of PC, the data transfer speed will be lower than when it is connected to USB2.0 port. English 96

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Connecting DVD video camera/recorder to PC via PC connection cable
Use the PC connection cable supplied with the DZ-WINPC3(W) optional PC kit to connect the DVD
video camera/recorder to a PC that has been turned off, as shown in the following illustration:
Note:
Use the USB device driver provided with the
DVD video camera/recorder, not with the
DZ-WINPC3(W).
Note:
When connecting this DVD video camera/
recorder to PC, you can also use a mini-USB B con-
nector 5-pin type cable that is compatible with
USB2.0 (generally available), as well as the PC
connection cable.
Note:
The PC connection cable does not supply
power to the DVD video camera/recorder. Use the
AC adapter to power the DVD video camera/r
e-
corder.
Note:
The PC connection cable supplied with the
DZ-WINPC3(W) optional PC kit is to be exclusively
used with the DVD video camera/recorder: A gen-
erally available USB cable cannot be used.
Note:
Before connecting DVD video camera/re-
corder to PC, disconnect any other cables, such
as AV input/output cable, from the DVD video
camera/recorder.
Note:
If you connect this DVD video camera/re-
corder to PC, nothing will appear in the viewfinder
or on the LCD screen. The CHARGE/ACCESS indi-
cator will blink only while the disc is being
accessed.
Note:
If you wish to transfer data recorded on
DVD-R disc with this DVD video camera/recorder
to PC, finalize the DVD-R disc (see page 89).
Note:
After transferring the data on disc to PC,
keep the original disc as your backup.
To PC connection terminal
Note:
When capturing for PC the video data in-
put from another AV device and recorded on disc
in DVD video camera/recorder, note that data
may not be played back correctly.
Note:
The DVD video camera/recorder con-
nected to PC should be used at normal room tem-
perature.
Note:
Note that Hitachi does not guarantee op-
eration in the following cases:
•
If connection is made using a cable other than
that supplied with the DZ-WINPC3(W) PC kit
Note:
Connect the DVD video camera/recorder
to PC and use it at room temperature.
Note:
Take care that the temperature of this DVD
video camera/recorder, when connected to PC,
does not rise excessively (r eference for usage:
approx. 30 minutes at about 86
°
F(30
°
C).
Note:
If you use a PC equipped with DVD-RAM
drive, change the provided UDF file system to the
UDF2.01 file system included in the DZ-WINPC3(W)
PC kit.
Note:
If the DVD video camera/recorder is con-
nected to the USB1.1 port of PC, the data transfer
speed will be lower than when it is connected to
USB2.0 port.