Panasonic VDR M70 Operating Instructions - Page 43

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Battery Remaining Level Indicator When the battery is used 10 power the DVD video cut icru/recordcv. the buUcry Rnminmq It\ctl in the viewfinder or on the LCD semen fl s follows: Fully charged White poylion show f-; rcnnaininy lev I Note: The remaining level ii idicator " a shorter period. may he displayed lor an extended period. and w "or nay he isplayed for Efficient Use of Battery Charge battery immediately before using IND video camera/recorder: The battery will slightly discharge even if it detached from the DVD video camera/recorder. If the battery is left attached to DVD video camera/ recorder, it will consume a slight amount of power. Therefore, it is recommended that you charge the battery shortly before using the DVD video camera/recorder, usually on the day before you plan to use it. However, since the battery used for this DVD video camera/recorder is free from the memory effect. you do not need to completely discharge the battery before charging it. When not using the DVD video camera/recorder for an extended period: It is recommended that you fully charge the battery once a year, attach it to DVD video camera/recorder and use it up: then remove the battery and store it in a cool place again. Store in cool, dark place: When you are not using the DVD video camera/ recorder, remove the battery and store it in a cool, dark place. If you store it in a place where the temperature is high, the battery life will be shortened. Be especially sure not to store the battery in an environment (in a closed vehicle) over 60°C: Neglecting this could damage the battery. Battery life: The battery life varies greatly depending on the ambient environment and how often the DVD video camera/recorder is used. If the usable time of DVD video camera/recorder with a fully charged battery is noticeably short, the battery is probably dead: Purchase a new one. Power save and discharge of battery: It is recommended that you turn the DVD video camera/recorder off in status oll ler than recording, since even during recording pause battery power is consumed at the same level as during recording. If, when you specify Power Save On, the recording pause status continues for approximately 5 minutes, the DVD video camera/recorder will autotnatically turn off. To set or release power save, see "Turning DVD Video Camera/Recorder Off Automatically (Power Save)" on page 87.

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Battery
Remaining
Level
Indicator
When
the
battery
is
used
10
power
the
DVD
video
cut
icru/recordcv.
the
buUcry
Rnminmq
It\ctl
in
the
viewfinder
or
on
the
LCD
semen fl
s
follows:
Ful
ly
charged
White
poylion
show
f-
;
rcnnaininy
lev
I
Note:
The
remaining
level
i
i
idicator
"
may
he
displayed
lor
an
extended
period.
and
w
"or
a
shorter
period.
Efficient
Use
of
Battery
Charge
battery
immediately
before
using
IND
video
camera/recorder:
The
battery
will
slightly
discharge
even
if
it
detached
from
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder.
If
the
battery
is
left
attached
to
DVD
video
camera/
recorder,
it
will
consume
a
slight
amount
of
power.
Therefore,
it is
recommended
that
you
charge
the
battery
shortly
before
using
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder,
usually
on
the
day
before
you
plan
to
use
it.
However,
since
the
battery
used
for
this
DVD
video
camera/recorder
is
free
from
the
memory
effect.
you
do
not
need
to
completely
discharge
the
battery
before
charging
it.
When
not
using
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder
for
an
extended
period:
It
is
recommended
that
you
fully
charge
the
battery
once
a
year,
attach
it
to
DVD
video
camera/recorder
and
use
it
up:
then
remove
the
battery
and
store
it
in
a
cool
place
again.
Store
in
cool,
dark
place:
When
you
are
not
using
the
DVD
video
camera/
recorder,
remove
the
battery
and
store
it
in
a
cool,
dark
place.
If
you
store
it
in
a
place
where
the
temperature
is
high,
the
battery
life
will
be
shortened.
Be
especially
sure
not
to
store
the
battery
in
an
environment
(in
a
closed
vehicle)
over
60°C:
Neglecting
this
could
damage
the
battery.
Battery
life:
The
battery
life
varies
greatly
depending
on
the
ambient
environment
and
how
often
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder
is
used.
If
the
usable
time
of
DVD
video
camera/recorder
with
a
fully
charged
battery
is
noticeably
short,
the
battery
is
probably
dead:
Purchase
a
new
one.
nay
he
isplayed
for
Power
save
and
discharge
of
battery:
It
is
recommended
that
you
turn
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder
off
in
status
oll
ler
than
recording,
since
even
during
recording
pause
battery
power
is
consumed
at
the
same
level
as
during
recording.
If,
when
you
specify
Power
Save
On,
the
recording
pause
status
continues
for
approximately
5
minutes,
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder
will
autotnatically
turn
off.
To
set
or
release
power
save,
see
"Turning
DVD
Video
Camera/Recorder
Off
Automatically
(Power
Save)"
on
page
87.