Sharp VL-NZ50U Operation Manual - Page 31

Remaining Battery, Power Display, Remaining Recording, Time Display

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Remaining Recording Time Display When the camcorder is recording, an onscreen indicator displays the approximate remaining tape time in minutes. Remaining Battery Power Display When using the camcorder with the battery pack as the power source, the remaining battery power indicator is displayed. If the battery power becomes very low, a warning indicator appears. Replace the battery pack. Basic Operations 3 0 min Remaining recording time indicator Notes: • The remaining recording time indicator appears when the on-screen indicators turns on. • The remaining recording time indicator appears 10 seconds after pressing the REC START/STOP button to begin recording. • The remaining recording time indicator only shows the approximate time left. Also, it varies slightly depending on the length of tape used. (This function is based on the DVM60 tape standard.) When the remaining recording time reaches 1 minute, a warning indicator will appear. Prepare a new cassette. Warning indicator Approx. remaining time THE TAPE ENDS SOON. Less than 1 min. TAPE END (Green) (Green) (Red) BAT TERY I S T OO LOW. Remaining battery power indicator Warning indicator Notes: • The remaining battery power indicator appears when the on-screen indicators turns on. • Use the remaining battery power indicator only as an approximate indication. • The remaining battery power indicator may change to either a higher or lower level if you set the Power switch to OFF and then back to CAMERA or VCR. • In cold environments, the red remaining battery power indicator may appear sooner. • Use of the zoom functions when the warning indicator is displayed may cause the camcorder to suddenly lose power. CHANGE THE CASSE TTE. TAPE END The tape has reached the end. 18

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18
Basic Operations
Remaining Battery
Power Display
When using the camcorder with the battery
pack as the power source, the remaining
battery power indicator is displayed. If the
battery power becomes very low, a warning
indicator appears. Replace the battery pack.
Notes:
The remaining battery power indicator
appears when the on-screen indicators turns
on.
• Use the remaining battery power indicator only
as an approximate indication.
• The remaining battery power indicator may
change to either a higher or lower level if you set
the Power switch to OFF and then back to
CAMERA or VCR.
• In cold environments, the red remaining battery
power indicator may appear sooner.
• Use of the zoom functions when the warning
indicator is displayed may cause the camcorder
to suddenly lose power.
The tape has reached
the end.
THE
ENDS
SOON.
TAPE
TAPE
END
CHANGE
THE
CASSETTE.
TAPE
END
Warning indicator
Approx. remaining time
Less than 1 min.
30
min
BATTERY
IS
TOO
L OW.
Remaining Recording
Time Display
When the camcorder is recording, an on-
screen indicator displays the approximate
remaining tape time in minutes.
Notes:
The remaining recording time indicator
appears when the on-screen indicators turns
on.
The remaining recording time indicator
appears 10 seconds after pressing the REC
START/STOP button to begin recording.
• The remaining recording time indicator only
shows the approximate time left. Also, it varies
slightly depending on the length of tape used.
(This function is based on the DVM60 tape
standard.)
When the remaining recording time reaches 1
minute, a warning indicator will appear.
Prepare a new cassette.
(Green)
Remaining recording
time indicator
Warning indicator
(Green)
(Red)
Remaining battery
power indicator