RCA Pro 8 Manual

							Powering Your Camcorder (continued)
Using the RCA DCC05 Car Cord
Adapter/Charger to Charge the Battery
1.If the DC power cord is attached to the  car cord
adapter/charger, remove it.
2.Attach the battery to the car cord adapter/charger
as shown.
3.Insert the plug on the DCC05 into the vehicle’s
cigarette lighter socket.  If the car cord and battery
are properly attached, the POWER and CHARGE
indicators on the DCC05 will light.
Note: Use the REFRESHfeature on the adapter/charger
to maximize the life of your battery.   
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Using the RCA DCC05 Car Cord Adapter/
Charger to Power the Camcorder
1.If the battery is attached to the camcorder or car
cord adapter/charger, remove it.
2.Plug one end of the DC power cord into the DC
OUTjack on the car cord adapter/charger and
the other end into the DC IN 6.5 Vjack on the
back of the camcorder.
3.Insert the plug on the DCC05 into the vehicle’s
cigarette lighter socket.  If the car cord is
properly attached, the POWER indicator on the
DCC05 will light.
Using the Optional RCA DCC05 Car Cord Adapter/Charger
The optional RCA DCC05 DC car cord
adapter/charger allows you to power your
camcorder from the cigarette lighter socket of a
car, truck, or RV.  It converts 24- and 12-volts
to a 6-volt output.  The DCC05 can also charge
the battery that came with your camcorder and
the AV8MM (long play) battery.
Consult the installation and operating
instructions enclosed with the DCC05 for
complete operating instructions.
Cautions:The DCC05 is designed to be used
only with vehicles having negative ground
electrical systems.
Do not use any other RCA car cord with this
camcorder.  Other RCA car cords may damage
your camcorder.
ON
POWER
SAVEDC IN 6.5V
START/
STOPREC
ADJ.
POWERDATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTEROPEN 
						

							RCA Video Cassettes
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We recommend that RCA cassettes be used with
your camcorder.  The tape in these cassettes is of
high-quality formulation.  It has been manufactured
to our critical specifications for excellent
performance.  Use of tape not meeting these
specifications could considerably reduce the
performance of your camcorder.
Use of poor quality tapes or tapes that have been
damaged or mishandled can contaminate the video
heads, resulting in a snowy picture or no picture at
all during playback.  Because there is no control over
the type of tape purchased or rented by consumers,
head cleaning is not covered under warranty.  It is
considered normal maintenance.
Playing a new RCA tape for approximately 30
minutes will often satisfactorily clean the heads and
improve your picture.
Erase Protection–Record-Protect (Safety) Tab
You can use your video cassettes over and over
again.  To erase a previous recording, just record
over it.
A.To prevent erasing a recording you want to keep,
close the cassette’s record-protect tab by sliding it
in the direction of the arrow until the red area is
completely visible.
B.To record again on the cassette, slide the record-
protect tab open in the direction of the arrow until
the red area disappears behind the cassette case.
Recording and Playback Speeds and Times
The camcorder records in standard speed (SP).  The
chart in the next column shows the maximum SP
recording times for some popular 8mm cassettes.
The camcorder can play back tapes in standard speed
(SP) or long play (LP) speed.  The playback speed is
automatically selected by the camcorder.  TheLP
indicator appears in the electronic viewfinder when
the camcorder is playing back a tape recorded in the
LP speed.
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Inserting and Removing Cassettes
1.Attach a power supply to the camcorder.
2.Slide the OPENbutton and completely open the
cassette compartment cover.
3.Press the EJECTbutton to open the cassette
compartment.  Insert or remove the cassette.
4.Close the cassette compartment door.  Gently
press on the area labeled PUSH as shown above.  
5.After the cassette compartment is fully retracted,
close the cassette compartment cover.
P6-1515 Minutes
P6-2020 Minutes
P6-4545 Minutes
P6-6060 Minutes
P6-9090 Minutes
P6-1202 Hours
P6-1502 1/2 Hours
CassetteRecording Time
Record-Protect
TabTo Prevent
Erasure–Close
Record-Protect
Tab (Expose
Red)To Record
Again –Open
Record-Protect
Tab (Red
Disappears)
A.B.
Caution:  Insert the cassette only one way
with the record-protect tab facing up and the
tape window facing out.  The cassette should
slide easily in the compartment.  Do not force
the cassette.
EJECTButton OPENButton
Record-
Protect Tab
Tape
Window
Press Here
to Close 
						

							Special Features
Camera Edit
The camera edit feature allows you to use the
F.FWD.(fast forward) and REW (rewind) buttons on
the camcorder (or the SCENE SEARCH+ and –
buttons on the remote control) to precisely position
the tape while the camcorder is in the record-pause
mode.  
• Press and hold the REW(rewind) button on the
camcorder (or the SCENE SEARCH– button on
the remote control) to visually search the recorded
tape in reverse.
• Press and hold the F.FWD.(fast forward) button
on the camcorder (or the SCENE SEARCH+
button on the remote control) to visually search
forward on the recorded tape.
When you release the buttons, the camcorder will
return to the record-pause mode at that point on the
tape.
Quick Review
When the camcorder is in the record-pause mode,
press and release the REWbutton to review the last
few seconds of recorded material in the viewfinder.
The camcorder will return to the record-pause mode.
Note:Do not hold the REWbutton, or the camcorder will
go into camera edit.
Flying Erase Head
A separate erase head is mounted on the spinning
headwheel (hence the term “flying”). 
This allows you to make clean edits without the
“glitches” or “rainbow noise” that may occur at the
beginning and end of each recording. 
Earphone Jack       
Plug an optional earphone into this jack to privately
listen while recording or playing back a tape.
AUTO LOCK Switch
When the AUTO LOCKswitch is in the AUTO
LOCKposition, the camcorder will automatically
control the focus and other recording features.
When you press the thumb trigger to start recording,
the RECand PAUSEindicators will briefly appear
twice their normal size in the viewfinder to alert you
that the AUTO LOCKswitch is in the AUTO LOCK
position.  Details are on pages 26-27.
Note:When the AUTO LOCKswitch is in the AUTO
LOCKposition, you cannot manually control the focus or
preset program modes.
Tape Positioning
When the POWER switch is in the PLAYposition
and the camcorder is stopped, you can quickly fast-
forward or rewind the tape.
• Press the F.FWD. (fast-forward) button to fast-
forward the tape.  Press the STOP button to stop
fast-forwarding.
• Press the REW (rewind) button to rewind the tape
to the beginning.  Press the STOP button to stop
rewinding.
Microphone
The microphone picks up the sound during a
recording.  It is more sensitive to sounds coming
from the direction the lens is pointed. 
Tally Light 
The tally light on the front of the camcorder flashes
when the camcorder is in the record-pause mode.  
• During recording, the tally light will turn off if you
start recording with the thumb trigger on the
camcorder or place the ON/POWER SAVElever in
the POWER SAVEposition.
• During recording, the tally light will light
continuously if you start recording with the
RECORD START/STOPbutton on the remote
control.
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
REW (Rewind) Button
F.FWD. (Fast Forward) Button POWER Switch
AUTO LOCK Switch Microphone
Tally Light Earphone Jack       (Located on
the side of the camcorder)
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							Date and Time Display
22Installing the Battery for Time and Date
Display
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
Caution:  Lithium battery.  Must be disposed of
properly.
Never handle punctured or leaking batteries.  May
cause burns or personal injury.
Can cause death or injury if swallowed.
Keep out of the hands of children.  If swallowed,
consult a physician immediately for emergency
treatment.
Never use metallic tweezers to hold the battery, and
never short circuit the + and – sides of the battery.
1.Locate the clock battery compartment on the
bottom side of the camcorder.
2.Pull the battery tray out from the battery
compartment.
3.Insert the clock battery with the “+” terminal
facing up as illustrated above.
4.Replace the battery tray in the camcorder.
Notes:Under normal conditions, the lithium battery
should last about one year.  When the battery is expired the
date display will show “88:88”.  After the lithium battery
has been replaced, the date and time will need to be reset.  
Setting the Time and Date Display in the
Viewfinder
The time and date (or only the date) can be recorded
on your tape.  Whenever one of the displays appear in
the viewfinder, it will be recorded on the tape.  You
can choose to record only the date, both the date and
time, or neither.
AM 12:00:00
1. 1.1992
Hours and
AM or PM
Minutes
Seconds Display in Viewfinder
Month
Day
Year
Battery
Compartment
Battery Tray
1.Install the clock battery as described in the
previous column.
2.Attach a power supply to the camcorder.  Press
and hold the small button on the POWER switch
while you slide it in the CAM(camera) position.
Place the ON/POWER SAVElever in the ON
position.
3.Use a straightened paper clip or pen to press and
hold the ADJ.(adjust) button for about one
second.  The reset date (1. 1. 1992) and time
(AM 12:00:00) will appear in the viewfinder.
4.The month will be flashing.  Repeatedly press the
DATE/TIMEbutton until the correct month
appears
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
ADJ.(Adjust)
ButtonDATE/TIME
Button
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							Date and Time Display (continued)
Electronic Viewfinder
23
PressTo Display in Viewfinder
DATE/TIMEand Record on the Tape
Button
Press OnceDate Only
Press AgainDate and Time
Press AgainNeither Date nor Time
5.Then, press the ADJ. button.  The flashing cursor
will move to the next part of the display.
6.Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have entered the
correct month, day, year, hour including AMor
PM, and minute.
7.After setting the minutes, press the ADJ.button to
start the seconds.  The seconds counter will start
with “00”.  
Notes:To correct the date or time after the clock has been
started, repeat steps 3-7.
If “88:88” appears instead of the date display, the lithium
clock battery is expired.  Replace the battery and reset the
time and date.
The camcorder’s electronic viewfinder (EVF) is a
miniature black-and-white monitor that displays the
picture seen by the camcorder when recording.  The
viewfinder can also be used for viewing the tape
during playback.
Eyepiece Focus Control
The eyepiece focus control lets you set the focus of
the viewfinder for your personal vision.  If you wear
eyeglasses, you can probably operate the camcorder
without them.  
It’s easiest to set the correct focus by focusing on
one of the viewfinder’s on-screen displays (such as
the date).  Pull the viewfinder out into operating
position.  Look through the viewfinder and adjust
the eyepiece focus control for your vision.
The eyepiece focus control does not affect the focus
of the picture actually recorded by the camcorder.
REWF.FWD.BATTERYSTOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
Eyepiece Focus
Control Electronic Viewfinder in Operating Position
(PULLhere to extend viewfinder.)
Caution:  Do not
force the
viewfinder to
rotate completely
around.  This will
damage the
viewfinder and/or
the camcorder.
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
Caution:  When carrying the camcorder with the
shoulder strap, rotate the EVF down.  This helps
prevent possible damage to the viewfinder from
bumping against your body as you move.Recording Date and TIme (or Date) on Your Tape
If you see the date and time (or date) display in the
viewfinder while you are recording, it will be
recorded on your tape.  Ifyou do not want it
recorded, press the DATE/TIMEbutton until the
displays are removed from the viewfinder.
Cleaning the Viewfinder
You may occasionally want to clean the
viewfinder.  Follow the steps below.
1.Fully extend the viewfinder, and then slightly
push it back.
2.Rotate the viewfinder in the counter-clockwise
direction to remove the eyecup piece.
3.Use an optional air blower available from most
camera storesto clean the viewfinder. Tilt Adjustment
For convenient viewing, the viewfinder can be
raised 90°.  
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Displays in Viewfinder
camcorder’s preset program modes (      ,      ,    
,  ,    , or    ).  The indicator for the
mode selected will appear in the viewfinder.
This indicator will not be recorded on the tape
when it appears in the viewfinder.  No
indicator appears when the auto mode is
selected.  Details are on page 27.
Battery Warning
The battery warning indicator appears when it
is time to recharge the battery pack.
Dew, TAPEand TAPE END Indicators
•The dew indicator appears when
excessive moisture has entered the
camcorder or cassette.  The camcorder’s
buttons will not operate except to eject the
cassette.Press the EJECTbutton and
remove the cassette from the camcorder.
Place the camcorder in a warm, dry area
until the     indicator disappears
(approximately one hour).  When the
indicator no longer appears in the
viewfinder, the camcorder will operate.
•TAPEappears in the viewfinder when there
is approximately five minutes of recording
time left on the tape.
•TAPE ENDappears in the viewfinder
during recording when the end of the tape is
reached. The camcorder has several displays in the electronic
viewfinder that tell what the camcorder is doing, and
aid in the ease of operation.
LPIndicator
The LPindicator appears when you are playing
back a tape that was recorded at the LP speed.
Status Displays
One of the following displays will appear in the
viewfinder to let you know what the camcorder
is doing.  These displays are not recorded on the
tape when they appear in the viewfinder.
•RECappears when the camcorder is recording.
•PAUSE flashes when the camcorder is in the
record-pause mode.
•FFappears when the tape is fast forwarding,
and REWappears when the tape is rewinding.
•STOPappears when the camcorder is stopped
during playback.
•PLAYappears when the camcorder is playing
back a tape.
Note:When you start or stop recording, a larger
RECor PAUSEindicator will briefly flash below the
status display area to let you know that the AUTO
LOCK switch is in the AUTO LOCKposition.
Preset Program Mode Indicators (Sports,
Auto High-Speed Shutter, Close-up, Low-
Light, and Flickerless)
Slide the AUTO LOCKswitch out of the AUTO
LOCKposition, and then repeatedly press the
MODE SEL.(select) button to select one of the
REC  LP   M 1:00:00
MF
AM 10:30:15
1. 1.1992Status Displays
LPDisplay
Time Counter with
Memory Stop
Preset Program
Mode Indicators
(Sports, Auto
High-Speed
Shutter, Close-
up, Low- Light,
and Flickerless)
Battery Warning
Dew, TAPE, and
TAPEEND
Indicators
Manual Focus
(MF,+, and–)
Indicators 
Cassette
Indicator
Time and Date
Display
1
2
3
4
5
7
6
8
9
1
2
3
4
5 
						

							Power ZoomingDisplays(continued)
25
Time Counter with Memory Stop
•Press the COUNTER RES. (reset) button to
reset the counter to “0:00:00” when you start
recording or playing back a tape.
•Press the COUNTER MEM(memory) button to
turn on the time counter’s memory-stop feature.
An Mappears in front of the time counter
display.  Press the COUNTER MEM button
again to remove theM and turn off the
memory-stop feature.
•These displays will not be recorded on the tape
when they appear.
•Details are on page 28.
Manual Focus (MF, MF+, and MF–) Indicator
Slide the AUTO LOCK switch to the left (out of
the AUTO LOCK position).  Then press the
FOCUS ON/OFFbutton to turn off auto focus
and focus manually.
•The MF indicator will appear in the viewfinder
during manual focus.  
•Focus manually using the MANUALFOCUS
+/– button.  
•During manual focus, MF+ or MF– will appear
in the viewfinder when using the MANUAL
FOCUS –/+ button.
•This display will not be recorded on the tape
when it appears.  
•Press the FOCUS ON/OFFbutton again to
return to auto focus.  No indicator appears
when using auto focus.
Cassette Indicator        
This indicator appears if there is no cassette in
the camcorder, or if you try to record on a
cassette that has its record-protect tab closed.  It
also appears if there is moisture in the cassette.
Time and Date Display
After the time and date have been set, press the
DATE/TIMEbutton to display the time and date
(or date) in the viewfinder.  The time and date
display only appears when the camcorder is
recording or in the record-pause mode (POWER
switch in the CAMposition).
•This display will be recorded on the tape
whenever it appears in the viewfinder.
•Repeatedly press the DATE/TIMEbutton to
remove this display from the viewfinder.
•“88:88” appears instead of the time and date if
the time and date have not been set.  It also
appears when the clock battery is not installed
correctly or it needs to be replaced.
•Details are on pages 22-23.
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6
8
9
The 8:1 motorized zoom lens allows you to
zoom in and out for close-ups or wide-angle
shots just by pressing one of the power zoom
buttons.
The zoom buttons are easily controlled by your
index and middle fingers when you hold the
camcorder through the handstrap.
•Press the button labeled “T” to move the lens
in the telephoto (close-up) direction.
•Press the button labeled “W” to move the lens
in the wide-angle direction.
Notes:Image vibration is more noticeable when
zooming in to film close-up shots.  If possible use a
tripod or make sure that the camcorder is kept steady.
When the camcorder’s CAM/OFF/PLAYswitch is set
to the OFFposition, the zoom ratio will
automatically return to the full wide-angle position.
When you place the ON/POWER SAVElever in the
POWER SAVEposition and then back in the ON
position, the zoom ratio will remain the same as
before you put it in the POWER SAVEposition.
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
Power Zoom Buttons
T=Telephoto
W=Wide Angle 
						

							Focusing Your Camcorder
26Manual Focus
Under certain conditions, such as those listed, you
may need to focus manually. 
•When filming two subjects–one nearby and one
distant.
•When filming subjects in very low light.
•When filming a horizontally striped subject.
•When filming subjects with little or no contrast in
the picture.
To focus manually.
1.Slide the AUTO LOCKswitch to the left (out of
the AUTO LOCKposition). 
2.Press the power zoom button labeled “T” and
zoom in on the subject.
3.Press the FOCUS ON/OFF button to select
manual focus.  MFwill appear in the viewfinder.
4.Adjust the focus by pressing the + or – side of the
MANUAL FOCUS +/– button.  
•MF+will appear in the viewfinder when
focusing in the + direction.
•MF–will appear in the viewfinder when
focusing in the – direction.
5.Use the power zoom buttons to select desired
zooming range.
Note:When the CAM/OFF/PLAYswitch is set to OFF,
the focus will reset to auto focus when power is restored.
Manual focus will remain selected when you place the
ON/POWER SAVElever in the POWER SAVEposition
and then restore power by returning it to the ON position.
Auto Focus
If you want the camcorder to focus for you
automatically, set the AUTO LOCKswitch to the
AUTO LOCKposition.
Notes:The camcorder will automatically focus on any
subject at a distance of three feet or more from the lens.
When a subject is closer than three feet, press the power
zoom button “W” to change to a wide-angle position
where the subject will be in focus.
When zooming in on a distant subject from the wide-
angle position, auto focus may not function properly due
to the instability of the image.  Let auto focus adjust for
the full zoomed-in position, and then use a tripod for
stable images.  The subject will then stay in focus while
using the power zoom buttons.MANUAL FOCUS + and –
Button FOCUS ON/OFF
Button
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
AUTO LOCK
Switch 
						

							Preset Program Modes
27
The camcorder has several preset program modes
which allow you to select a mode that fits your
particular recording situation.  The camcorder will
automatically set shutter speed, white balance, and
iris.  Manual or auto-focus can be used during any of
the preset program modes.  To select one of the
preset program modes, follow the steps below.
1.Place the camcorder in the record-pause mode.
2.Slide the AUTO LOCKswitch to the left (out of
the AUTOLOCKposition).
3.Repeatedly press the MODE SEL. (select) button
to select the preset program mode that best fits
your recording conditions.  See the chart below to
determine which mode to use.
Notes:If you want the camcorder to remember the preset
program mode and settings you selected during recording
breaks, place the ON/POWER SAVElever in the POWER
SAVEposition.  The camcorder will automatically return
the settings to the auto mode if the power is turned off
using the POWERbutton.
Auto focus will automatically reset whenever you select a
new preset program mode.
Mode
Auto mode 
Sports
Auto high
speed shutter
Close-up
Low Light
Flickerless
Shutter Speed
1/60 second.
1/60 ~ 1/250 second.
(depending on
brightness)
1/250  ~  1/10,000
second (depending
on brightness)
1/60 second
1/60 second
1/100 second
Indicator
None
Auto-Focus Area
Normal
Center Frame Area
Only 
(9 feet and farther)
Normal
2/5 inch~78 inches
Normal
Normal
Recording Conditions
Use under normal conditions.
For filming sporting events, football games, etc.
•Colors may change if this mode is used
indoors with fluorescent lighting.
For capturing fast movements such as a golf
swing, tennis swing, etc.
•Colors may change if this mode is used
indoors with fluorescent lighting.
For filming subjects, such as flowers or insects,
at a short distance.
•This mode automatically sets the zoom to the
wide-angle position and the focus to about 2
inches from the lens.  The focus can then be
adjusted on any subject in a range of 2/5 inch
to 78 inches from the lens.
For best results when filming indoors, under
low light conditions.
•If the camcorder makes too many focus
adjustments, this may indicate that the subject
is too bright.  In this case select the auto mode
shown above or use manual focus.
When recording in a foreign country under
fluorescent lighting that uses 50 Hz. electric
current (some parts of Europe and Asia).
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
AUTO LOCKSwitch Display in
Viewfinder with the
Sports mode selected
MODE SEL.(Select) Button 
						

							Time Counter with Memory Stop
28
Time Counter
The time counter display shows the actual time
elapsed when recording a program or playing back a
segment of a pre-recorded tape.
The time counter also helps you quickly locate the
end of recorded segments.  Note the time counter
reading when you are finished recording or playing
back a tape.  For example, you recorded a 10-minute
segment.  Later, if you want to locate the end of your
recording, you can insert the cassette and fast-
forward the tape until the time counter reads “0:10:00”.
Before you start to record or playback a tape, press
the COUNTER RES. (reset) button to set the counter
to “0:00:00”.
Memory Stop Feature
The memory-stop feature helps you locate a certain
point on the tape.  This is useful if you want to
review a section immediately after recording or
return to the same place on the tape several times
during playback.  When memory stop is turned on,
the tape will stop automatically during rewind or fast
forward when the time counter reaches “M 0:00:00”.
1.Press the COUNTER MEM(memory) button to
turn on the memory stop feature.  An “M”appears
in front of the time counter in the viewfinder.
M 0:00:00
Display in Viewfinder Time Counter
with Memory-
Stop Feature
Turned onSeconds
Minutes
Hours
2.Locate the place on the tape you want to return to
and press the COUNTER RES.(reset) button to
set the time counter to “M0:00:00”.
3.Continue to record or play the tape.  When you
want to return to the place you marked, press the
thumb trigger to stop recording or the STOP
button to stop playing back the tape.
4.Make sure the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch is in the
PLAYposition, and then press the REW(rewind)
button.  The tape will rewind to the time counter
reading of “M 0:00:00”.
Notes for Memory Stop:  The corresponding buttons on
the remote control can be used to operate the camcorder.
Whenever the time counter is displayed, you can reset it
to 0:00:00by pressing the COUNTER RES.button.
If you rewind the tape farther back than a counter reading
of “0:00:00”, a minus will appear in front of the time
counter display.
Whenever memory stop is turned on, the camcorder will
stop rewinding or fast forwarding when the counter
reaches “M 0:00:00”.  To continue rewinding or fast
forwarding, press REWor F.FWD.again.
There may be a small difference between the actual
length of the tape and the counter reading.
The memory stop feature can be turned on at any time by
pressing the COUNTER MEM.button.  Press the
COUNTER MEM.button again to turn memory stop off
and remove the Min front of the time counter.
If the tape does not stop at the exact memory location, use
the REWand F.FWDbuttons.
REWF.FWD.BATTERY
STOP
MODE SEL.
AUTO LOCK
MANUAL FOCUSON
OFF
+
–
FOCUSPLAY
ADJ.DATE/TIMERES.MEM COUNTERPULL
COUNTER RES.
(Reset) ButtonCOUNTER MEM
(Memory) Button
RECORD STOP
F.FWD PLAY REW
STILL
SCENE SEARCH
COUNTER  DISPLAY–+
START
STOP
MEMORY
RESET
COUNTER
RESET
Button COUNTER
MEMORY
Button