JVC CU-VD20U Instructions - Page 5
Connections, Connecting to the Camera, Connecting to PC
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Connections AC Adapter (provided for the burner) B F Hard Disk Camera G D Power Cord (Provided) C To DC Connector H A USB Cable (Provided) Rear of burner To USB Connector AC Adapter (provided for the camera) E To AC Outlet Connecting to the Camera A Connect the AC adapter to the burner. B Connect the power cord to the AC adapter. C Connect the power cord to an AC outlet. D Connect the provided USB cable to the USB connector of the burner. E Connect the camera to an AC outlet. (੬ Refer to the instruction manual for the camera.) F Turn on the camera. G Press the power button (C/B) on the front to turn on the burner. The power lamp lights in green. H Connect the provided USB cable to the USB connector of the camera. NOTES: ● Insert a disc after [INSERT DISC] is displayed on the camera. ● Be sure to use the provided USB cable to connect the burner and the camera. ● When using a camera, make sure the power is provided with the AC adapter, not the battery. ● Do not subject the camera or burner to vibration or mechanical shock while writing to a disc. Be especially careful if the camera is placed on the burner during writing. ● Refer to "Dubbing Video Files To DVD Discs" in the manual for writing discs. ● The DVD discs that are written with this unit cannot be played with some DVD recorders/players. In that case, use [PLAY DVD] of the camera to playback discs. Connecting to PC A Connect the AC adapter to the burner. B Connect the power cord to the AC adapter. C Connect the power cord to an AC outlet. D Press the power button (C/B) on the front to turn on the burner. The power lamp lights in green. E Turn on the PC. F Connect the burner to the PC with the USB cable. NOTE: To connect the burner to a PC, use the USB cable provided with the camera. Power Cord AC Adapter (provided for the burner) USB Cable (provided for the camera) EN 5