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Soundis too low or distorted Picturerecorded with specialeffect Colors do not look naturalonrecording Title recordedon tape Dateand/ortime are recordedon tape Dateand/ortime are incorrect CannotsetREC or INT. TIME for animation or timelapse recording Tally light does not light during recording Vertical white lines appear when shooting bright object Error number (E01, E02, etc.) appears in viewfinder 78 Subjectwastoo far from camcorder. • AE dial might be turned to special effect mode. Rotate the AE dial to AUTO. See page 43. • Try adjusting white balance. See pages 38-39. • Title is recorded when it appears in viewfinder. Remove the title. See pages 20-21 and 46. Displays are recorded on tape whenever they appear in the viewfinder. Remove them from viewfinder when recording. See pages 20-21. WhenAUTO DATE is selected (AE dial in AUTO), date display is automatically recorded when you begin recording or change the cassette. See pages 20-21. • Clock lithium cell battery might need replacing. See page 17. • Date or time might need to be set. See pages 18-19. • Make sure there is a tape in the camcorder. • Check tape speed setting. Tape speed must be set to SP for time-lapse or animation recording. • Make sure AE dial is not set to AUTO to display MENU. Seepages50-53. • TALLY LAMP feature set to OFF in the TALLY LAMP menu. See page 54. • This might occur when the background extremely contrasts with the subject. Try disconnecting power source. Wait ten seconds and then connect power source again. If error number doesnot _disappear from viewf'mder, consult your Authorized RCA Camcorder Service Center.

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Soundis too low or
Subjectwastoo far from camcorder.
distorted
Picturerecorded
with specialeffect
Colorsdonotlook
naturalonrecording
Title recordedon
tape
Dateand/ortime are
recordedontape
Dateand/ortime are
incorrect
Cannotset
REC
or
INT.
TIME
for
animation
or time-
lapse
recording
Tally
light
does
not
light
during
recording
Vertical
white
lines
appear
when
shoot-
ing bright
object
Error
number
(E01,
E02,
etc.)
appears
in
viewfinder
•
AE
dial might
be turned
to special
effect
mode.
Rotate
the
AE
dial to
AUTO.
See page
43.
•
Try adjusting
white
balance.
See pages
38-39.
•
Title
is recorded
when
it appears
in viewfinder.
Remove
the title.
See pages
20-21
and 46.
Displays
are recorded
on tape whenever
they
appear
in the viewfinder.
Remove
them
from
viewfinder
when
recording.
See pages
20-21.
WhenAUTO
DATE
is selected
(AE dial in
AUTO),
date display
is automatically
recorded
when
you
begin
recording
or change
the cassette.
See pages
20-21.
•
Clock
lithium
cell battery
might
need
replacing.
See page
17.
•
Date
or time might
need
to be set.
See pages
18-19.
•
Make
sure there
is a tape
in the camcorder.
•
Check
tape speed
setting.
Tape
speed
must
be set
to SP for time-lapse
or animation
recording.
•
Make
sure
AE
dial is not set to
AUTO
to display
MENU.
Seepages50-53.
•
TALLY
LAMP
feature
set to
OFF
in the
TALLY
LAMP
menu.
See page
54.
•
This
might
occur
when
the background
extremely
contrasts
with the subject.
Try disconnecting
power
source.
Wait ten seconds
and
then connect
power
source
again.
If error
number
doesnot
_disappear
from
viewf'mder,
consult
your
Authorized
RCA Camcorder
Service
Center.
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