RCA CC6151 User Guide - Page 33

FOCUS, Details, are on s, are on and 52-53., SPISLP, TAPE LENGTH, MENU., COVER, TAPE END

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Viewfinder Displays (continued) • j, _o_ appear when you have selected MAN in the FOCUS menu. • ,l,l,4, and x,l_l ,. flash while you adjust manual focus and "A"and ".riflash when you cannot adjust the focus any farther. • Details are on pages 36-37. Lithium Cell ( d_ ) This indicator appears for a few seconds when you turn on the camcorder and the clock cell is missing or needs to be replaced. • Details are on page 17. Self-Timer, Animation, and TimeLapse Indicators (41 1S and _..315S) • The interval time selected for selftimer or time-lapse recording ( _ 15S, 30S, 1M1N, or 5MIN) appears here. Details are on pages 48-49 and 52-53. • The recording time selected for animation or time-lapse recording (_ 1/4S, 1/2S, 1S, or 5S) appears here. • Details are on pages 50-51 and 52-53. Tape Length (T30) The tape length (T20, T30, or T40) selected in the main MENU appears here. • Details are on pages 24-25. Tape Speed Indicators (SP or SLP) The tape speed selected with the SPISLP button appears here. • Details are on pages 24-25. Time Counter (M0:00:00) • The time counter appears during playback. It is not recorded. • An "M" appears in front of the time counter when memory-stop is on. • Details are on page 63. Time-Remaining Display (5MIN) The approximate time remaining on the tape is automatically displayed. The correct tape length must be set in the TAPE LENGTH feature of the main MENU. • Details are on pages 24-25. Warnings and Information • LENS COVER briefly flashes to remind you to open the lens cover. LENS COVER might flash when the camcorder is used in dark areas -- even if the lens cover is open. • TAPE END appears when the end of the tape is reached during recording or a cassette is inserted with its tape already at the end. 31

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Viewfinder
Displays
(continued)
j,
_o_ appear
when
you have
selected
MAN
in the
FOCUS
menu.
,ll
xll
,,4,
and
,_,.
flash
while
you adjust
manual
focus
and
"A"and
".riflash
when
you cannot
adjust
the focus
any
farther.
Details
are on pages
36-37.
Lithium
Cell
( d_
)
This
indicator
appears
for a few
seconds
when
you turn on the cam-
corder
and
the clock
cell
is missing
or
needs
to be replaced.
Details
are on page
17.
Self-Timer,
Animation,
and Time-
Lapse
Indicators
(41
1S
and
_..315S)
The
interval
time
selected
for self-
timer
or time-lapse
recording
(_
15S,
30S,
1M1N,
or
5MIN)
appears
here.
Details
are on pages
48-49
and 52-53.
The recording
time
selected
for
animation
or time-lapse
recording
(_
1/4S,
1/2S,
1S,
or
5S)
appears
here.
Details
are on pages
50-51
and 52-53.
Tape
Length
(T30)
The
tape length
(T20,
T30,
or
T40)
selected
in the main
MENU
appears
here.
Details
are on pages
24-25.
Tape
Speed
Indicators
(SP
or
SLP)
The tape
speed
selected
with
the
SPISLP
button
appears
here.
Details
are on pages
24-25.
Time
Counter
(M0:00:00)
The time counter
appears
during
playback.
It is not recorded.
An "M"
appears
in front
of the time
counter
when
memory-stop
is on.
Details
are on page
63.
Time-Remaining
Display
(5MIN)
The approximate
time
remaining
on the
tape is automatically
displayed.
The
correct
tape length
must
be set in the
TAPE LENGTH
feature
of the
main
MENU.
Details
are on pages
24-25.
Warnings
and
Information
LENS
COVER
briefly
flashes
to remind
you to open
the lens cover.
LENS
COVER
might
flash
when
the
camcorder
is used
in dark areas
-- even
if the lens
cover
is open.
TAPE END
appears
when
the end of
the tape
is reached
during
recording
or
a cassette
is inserted
with
its tape
already
at the end.
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