Panasonic PVDV401D PVDV201 User Guide - Page 25

Blank Search, Remote Control Optional,

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Camera Recording Blank Search You can go directly to a blank portion of tape and start recording exactly where you left off. 2MENU Button 3, 4, 5JOG KEY 1POWER Switch 1Set the POWER to VCR. • The POWER Lamp lights red. • Be sure POWER is fully turned to VCR position. 2 Press MENU to display the VCR mode menu screen. 3 Rotate JOG KEY to select PLAY MODE , then press JOG KEY to display the VCR PLAY MODE menu screen. 4 Rotate JOG KEY to select B.SEARCH in the VCR PLAY MODE menu. (See page 17.) 5 Press JOG KEY to select ON. • "BLANK" will appear on the screen. BBaassiicc OOppeerraattiioonn Remote Control (Optional, page 64) You can operate the major functions of your Palmcorder from up to approximately 16 feet (5 m) away (indoors). Aim the IR Remote Control toward the front of the Palmcorder and press the desired buttons (Remote Sensor is located under the lens). To operate Camera functions: Set POWER to CAMERA. To operate VCR functions: Controlled Functions Rec/Pause (See page 22.) Tele (Zoom) (See page 22.) Set POWER to VCR. Wide (Zoom) (See page 22.) Date/Time (See page 20.) Reset (See page 50.) PhotoShot (See page 41.) Display On TV (See page 31.) Counter/Time Code (See page 19.) Audio Dubbing (See page 49.) Record (See page 52.) Remote Sensor Menu (See page 14.) Play (See page 27.) FF/Search (See page 28.) REW/Search (See page 28.) Pause/Select (See pages 14, 28.) Stop/Set (See pages 14, 27.) Slow/Frame Advance (Forward) (See pages 28, 29.) Slow/Frame Advance (Backward) (See pages 28, 29.) Index Search (Forward) (See page 30.) Index Search (Backward) (See page 30.) Speaker Volume (See page 27.) 25

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Basic Operation
Basic Operation
1
Set the POWER to VCR.
•
The POWER Lamp lights red.
•
Be sure POWER is fully turned to
VCR position.
2
Press MENU
to display the VCR
mode menu screen.
3
Rotate JOG KEY
to select
PLAY
MODE
, then
press JOG KEY
to
display the VCR PLAY MODE menu
screen.
4
Rotate JOG KEY
to select
B.SEARCH
in the VCR PLAY MODE menu.
(See page 17.)
5
Press JOG KEY
to select ON.
• “BLANK” will appear on the screen.
2
MENU
Button
3, 4, 5
JOG KEY
1
POWER Switch
Blank Search
You can go directly to a blank portion of
tape and start recording exactly where you
left off.
To operate Camera functions:
Set POWER to CAMERA.
To operate VCR functions:
Set POWER to VCR.
Controlled Functions
Rec/Pause (See page 22.)
Tele (Zoom) (See page 22.)
Wide (Zoom) (See page 22.)
Date/Time (See page 20.)
Reset (See page 50.)
PhotoShot (See page 41.)
Display On TV (See page 31.)
Counter/Time Code (See page 19.)
Audio Dubbing (See page 49.)
Record (See page 52.)
Menu (See page 14.)
Play (See page 27.)
FF/Search (See page 28.)
REW/Search (See page 28.)
Pause/Select (See pages 14, 28.)
Stop/Set (See pages 14, 27.)
Slow/Frame Advance (Forward) (See pages 28, 29.)
Slow/Frame Advance (Backward) (See pages 28, 29.)
Index Search (Forward) (See page 30.)
Index Search (Backward) (See page 30.)
Speaker Volume (See page 27.)
Remote Sensor
You can operate the major functions of your Palmcorder from up to approximately 16 feet
(5 m) away (indoors). Aim the IR Remote Control toward the front of the Palmcorder and
press the desired buttons (Remote Sensor is located under the lens).
Remote Control (Optional, page 64)
Camera Recording
Camera Recording