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External Connections
Using the HDV/DV Terminal
• When connecting the camcorder to a monitor or TV that supports DV input, you may need to carry out a
procedure on the monitor or TV to recognize the camera.
• If necessary, turn on the DV conversion and select whether to convert a tape recorded in HD to SD with the
following procedure ( mode only).
Open the menu and select [SIGNAL SETUP]. Select [HD DOWN-CONV], select a setting
option and close the menu.
Using the A/V1 or VIDEO 2 Terminal
We recommend powering the camcorder from a household power outlet.
TV sets equipped with the WSS System: Recordings made with a 16:9 aspect ratio ( 32) will
be played automatically in widescreen mode whether you connect the camcorder to the TV using
the A/V1 terminal or the VIDEO 2 terminal.
During fast forward playback, rewind playback and reverse playback of a tape recorded in HDV
standard, the picture may be distorted.
3
CV-250F
DV Cable (optional) or
commercially available
6 pin-6 pin DV cable
4-pin
6-pin
Open the terminal cover
4
R
L
AUDIO
VIDEO
INPUT
STV-290N Stereo Video Cable
(supplied)
Signal flow
Open the terminal cover
VIDEO 2 terminal*
White
Red
* To use the VIDEO 2 terminal, connect the camcorder and TV using a BNC cable (commercially available).
Yel l ow
- HD Video Camera Recorder 1
- Important Usage Instructions 2
- Capabilities 3
- About this Manual 4
- Contents 6
- Components Guide 9
- Right side view 10
- Using tripods 11
- About the Terminal 11
- Front view 11
- Back view 11
- Introduction 11
- Top view 12
- WL-D5000 Wireless Controller 13
- Preparing the Power Supply 14
- Actual time may be shorter 16
- Preparing the Camcorder 17
- Using the LCD Display 18
- Preparations 19
- Fastening the Grip Belt 20
- Attaching the Shoulder Strap 20
- Attaching the Lens Hood 20
- Opening the Terminal Covers 21
- Closing the Terminal Covers 21
- Using the Wireless Controller 22
- Loading/Removing a Cassette 23
- Inserting the Card 24
- Removing the Card 24
- Selecting Menus and Settings 25
- Changing the Display Language 26
- Setting the Date and Time 26
- Changing the Date Format 27
- Low-angle Recording 29
- Power Saving Mechanisms 29
- Aspect guide 4:3 30
- Safety zone 30
- Reviewing the Recording 31
- Press the END SEARCH button 33
- Zoom Speed 34
- Zoom Preset 35
- Adjusting the Focus 36
- Manual focus 37
- Magnifying 38
- Focus Preset 39
- appears 40
- Using the ND Filter 41
- Selecting the Frame Rate 42
- Setting the Time Code 43
- Connection Diagram 44
- Setting the User Bit 46
- Audio Recording 47
- Recording Audio 48
- Using the XLR terminals 49
- Automatic Audio Adjustment 50
- Manual Audio Adjustment 50
- Embedded Audio 51
- Image Stabilizer 52
- Using the Programmed AE Modes 53
- Easy Recording 54
- Available during clear scan 55
- Recording in Manual Mode 56
- PUSH AE 57
- 1. Set the dial to Tv 58
- SHUTTER dial 58
- 1. Set the dial to Av 59
- Adjusting the Exposure 60
- AE Shift 60
- * only 61
- Gain Fine Tuning 62
- Selecting the Gain Level 62
- White Balance 63
- Setting the Color Temperature 64
- Zebra Pattern 65
- Color Correction 66
- • appears 67
- Skin Detail Function 68
- Selective Noise Reduction 69
- Clear Scan 70
- Custom Keys 71
- * Default value in mode 72
- OUTPUT switch 75
- Video Signal Output Standards 76
- Connecting to a Monitor/TV 77
- Using the HDV/DV Terminal 79
- (L/MONO) 80
- Audio Output 81
- Digital Video Control 83
- (HDV/DV In, Analog Line-In) 84
- (Analog-Digital Converter) 85
- Connecting to a Computer 86
- Custom Preset Settings 87
- SELECT CP 88
- Renaming a Custom Preset File 89
- [GAM] Gamma Curve 92
- [KNE] Knee Point Adjustment 92
- [PED] Master Pedestal 92
- [SET] Setup Level 92
- Customized Functions 95
- Customization 97
- [AE RESPONSE] AE Response 98
- Customized On-Screen Displays 101
- Playing Back a Tape 105
- Index Search 107
- Date Search 108
- Data Code 108
- Remote Sensor Mode 109
- Changing the Still Image Size 110
- File Numbers 111
- PHOTO button 112
- CARD access indicator 112
- CAMERA SETUP REVIEW 114
- Drive Mode 115
- Metering Mode 116
- Using an Optional Flash 117
- Slideshow 118
- Index Screen 118
- Image Jump Function 119
- Displaying the Recording Data 119
- Erasing Still images 120
- Protecting Still images 121
- Initializing a Memory Card 122
- Print Order Settings 123
- SIGNAL SETUP 124
- DV ON, OFF – – – 85 124
- CAMERA SETUP 125
- RECORDING SETUP 126
- AUDIO SETUP 126
- CARD OPERATIONS 127
- DISPLAY SETUP/ 127
- SYSTEM SETUP/ 128
- SYSTEM SETUP/ (cont.) 129
- CUSTOMIZE 129
- Additional Information 131
- Custom Displays 132
- Screen Displays 134
- Side panel 136
- Time code 136
- (in alphabetical order) 137
- Maintenance/Others 138
- Cassette Handling Precautions 140
- Memory Card 140
- Video Heads 141
- Condensation 142
- Using the Camcorder Abroad 142
- Troubleshooting 143
- Recording 144
- Playback 144
- Memory Card Operations 144
- About the LCD screen 144
- Optional Accessories 146
- Battery Pack Charging Time 147
- BP-950G 280 min 147
- BP-970G 380 min 147
- Specifications 148
- CA-920 Compact Power Adapter 149
- BP-950G Battery Pack 149
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