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Camera Pecanling Preventing Accidental Erasure Slide the tab on the cassette to expose the red mark. This will prevent accidental recording. If you try to record with the red mark exposed, the i$IS and A indications flash inside the viewfinder and in the display window, and you cannot record. To rerecord on this tape. slide the tab back out covering the red mark. likeeremeergailli aaaatl ,l maremnm awe! imema Notes on handling Cassettes Never Innert anything in the small holes on the rear of the cassette. These holes are used to sense the type and thickness of the tape, or whether the red mark is exposed or covered, etc Store cassettes in their cases and keep them in an upright position to prevent intrusion of dust and uneven winding, and also keep them away horn heat, humidity, direct sunlight, magnetic fields, dust and mold. 32 .2.!Pler Advanced °Innin C Using the World Clock You can reset the clock according to the time where you are using the camcorder by pressing the AREA button. Before using the world clock, set the date and lime settings (see page P. 1 2 DST 3 1 WNW pressing the small green button on POWER, slide POWER to CAMERA. POWER C_raca_Ij W -I 2 Turn STANDBY up. ' ,-",,,, 3 Press TIME. The time in your home area appears. TIME (NEXT) ., 2,00, 15 PM 200,5 Inside the viewtinde I the display window 4 Press AREA until the area name and number of where you are now using the camconier appear. See the "Time zone chart' on the next page. The time where you now are appears. AREA LOON Pt, I0NCD* IS . 10O0: 15 al , To check the date Press DATE($. To turn off the date indication. press DAYEI$ again. 33 Chapter 3: Advanced Operation

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Camera
Pecanling
Using
the
World
Clock
Preventing
Accidental
Erasure
Slide
the
tab
on
the
cassette
to
expose
the
red
mark.
This
will
prevent
accidental
recording.
If
you
try
to
record
with
the
red
mark
exposed,
the
i$IS
and
A
indications
flash
inside
the
viewfinder
and
in
the
display
window,
and
you
cannot
record.
To
re
-
record
on
this
tape.
slide
the
tab
back
out
covering
the
red
mark.
likeeremeergailli
aaaatl
awe!
l
,
maremnm
imema
Notes
on
handling
Never
Innert
anything
in
the
small
holes
on
the
rear
of
the
cassette.
These
holes
Cassettes
are
used
to
sense
the type
and
thickness
of
the
tape,
or
whether
the
red
mark
is
exposed
or
covered,
etc
Store
cassettes
in
their
cases
and
keep
them
in
an
upright
position
to
prevent
intrusion
of
dust
and
uneven
winding,
and
also
keep
them
away
horn
heat,
humidity,
direct
sunlight,
magnetic
fields,
dust
and
mold.
32
.2.!Pler
Advanced
°Innin
C
To
check
the
date
You
can
reset
the
clock
according
to
the
time
where
you
are
using
the
camcorder
by
pressing
the
AREA
button.
Before
using
the
world
clock,
set
the
date
and
lime
settings
(see
page
P.
1
3
2
DST
1
WNW
pressing
the
small
green
button
on
POWER
rac
_
I
W
-
I
POWER,
slide
POWER
to
CAMERA.
C
a_j
2
Turn
STANDBY
up.
'',-",,,,
3
Press
TIME.
The
time
in
your
home
area
TIME
(NEXT)
Inside
appears.
I
PM
200,5
.,
2
,
00
,
15
the
viewtinde
the
display
window
4
Press
AREA
until
the
area
where
you
are
now
using
See
the
"Time
zone
chart'
The
time
where
you
now
AREA
name
and
number
the
camconier
appear.
on
the
next
page.
are
appears.
of
ND
LOON
Pt,
I0C*
IS
.
10O0:
15
al
,
Press
DATE($.
To
turn
off
the
date
indication.
press
DAYEI$
again.
Chapter
3:
Advanced
Operation
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