Rca CC6271 Manuel d'utilisateur

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Page 1 - CC6151/CC6251/CC6271

camcorderuser's guideCC6151/CC6251/CC6271

Page 2 - Important Safety Information

8First-Time Operation1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWFADE TITL

Page 3 - Table of Contents

First-Time Operation91/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSESTOPPLAY/PAUSEVCRVCR ButtonSTO

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10First-Time Operation1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWFADE TIT

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First-Time Operation11PUSHPLAY/PAUSEVCRSP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER R/MQUICK RECEJECTOFFAUTOONLIGHTFADETITLEBACKLIGHTFRONTLIGHTAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWSEPIA15.

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12Power Your CamcorderUse the Adapter/Charger to Power Your CamcorderThe adapter/charger attaches to the camcorder and lets you power your camcorderdi

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Power Your Camcorder13PUSHSP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER R/MQUICK RECEJECTOFFAUTOONLIGHTFADETITLEBACKLIGHTFRONTLIGHTAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWSEPIAUse the Battery

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14Power Your CamcorderCaution: When a battery is attached to the adapter/charger, do not turn themupside down. The battery may fall off and be damage

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Power Your Camcorder15Battery Care and Storage• Recharging takes approximately 70minutes for the FB1260 and 100minutes for the BB700 depending onthe b

Page 10 - First-Time Operation

16Power Your CamcorderOptional Car Cord AdapterThe optional DCC08 car cord shown onpage 70 allows you to power yourcamcorder from the cigarette lighte

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17Date and Time DisplayVCRCAMERAPOWEROFFInstall the Clock Lithium CellThe clock cell indicator flashes for a few seconds in the viewfinder whenyou

Page 12 - FADE TITLE

CautionsCAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug towide slot, fully insert.ATTENTION: Pour éviter les chocs électriques, introdu

Page 13 - QUICK REC

18Date and Time DisplaySet the Date and TimeYou must set the correct date and time before you can display and record iton your tapes. The clock cell

Page 14 - Power Your Camcorder

19Date and Time DisplayWhen YEAR starts flashing, rotate theMENU dial to select the year. Whenthe correct year appears, press theMENU dial in to set

Page 15 - Remove the Battery

20Date and Time Display1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSERecord the Date, Time, and T

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21Date and Time DisplayViewfinder DisplaysRepeatedly Press DATE/TIMETime DisplayAUTO DATE DisplayTitle You CreatedDate and Time DisplayDate DisplayAUT

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22VideocassettesRecording Time Cassette SP SLPTC-20 20 Min. 60 Min.TC-30 30 Min. 90 Min.TC-40 40 Min. 120 Min.Make sure you select good quality t

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23VideocassettesCaution: Insertthe cassetteonly one waywith the tapewheel facing upand the tapewindow facingout. Thecassette shouldslide easily into

Page 19 - Date and Time Display

24RecordingPUSHPLAY/PAUSEVCRSP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER R/MQUICK RECEJECTOFFAUTOONLIGHTFADETITLEBACKLIGHTFRONTLIGHTAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWSEPIATime-Remaining

Page 20 - Set the Date and Time

25RecordingT30 30MIN SP30MIN29MIN3MIN2MIN(Flashing)1MIN(Flashing)0MIN(Flashing)TAPE END5. Press the MENU dial to display theTAPE LENGTH menu. T20

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26 Recording• Fading in and out of scenes makesyour videos appear more professional.• Learn to use the special productioneffects available with your c

Page 22 - DATE/TIME

27 RecordingVCRCAMERAPOWEROFFEyepiece Focus ControlViewfinderAdjust Viewfinder for Convenient ViewingFor convenient viewing, slide the viewfinder out

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1Safety Information... iFirst Time Operation• Assistance ... 3• Unpack the Camcorder an

Page 24 - TC-40 40 Min. 120 Min

28 RecordingViewfinder DisplaysRECPAUSESEPIANOV 18.98 PM 8:30:03HAPPY BIRTHDAYMWBAT AE Dial Special Effect Indicators• AUTO (Full Auto Mode)

Page 25 - Videocassettes

29 Recording• appears when you select:CLOUD to record outdoors on acloudy day.• appears when you select:HALOGEN to record usinghalogen or tungsten li

Page 26 - Select a Tape Length

30 RecordingDew Warning ( )The dew indicator appears when exces-sive moisture (condensation) has enteredthe camcorder. The camcorder will notoperate

Page 27 - Recording

31 Recording• appear when you haveselected MAN in the FOCUS menu.• and flash while you adjustmanual focus and and flashwhen you cannot adjust th

Page 28 - Recording

32 Recording1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWFADE TITLEBACKLIGH

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33 RecordingQuick Review FeaturePress and release VCR when thecamcorder is in record-pause to reviewthe last few seconds of a recording. ThePOWER sw

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34 Recording1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEMENU Dial(Rotate or Press In)ZoomingYou

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35 RecordingFASTSLOW EXITZOOM SPEED 3. Rotate the MENU dial to highlightZOOM SPEED. 4. Press the MENU dial in to display theZOOM SPEED menu.Zoomi

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36 RecordingFocusingThe camcorder adjusts focus automatically under normal conditions.You might need to focus manually under certain conditions.Auto F

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37 Recording4. Press the MENU dial in to display theFOCUS menu. AUTOMANU EXITFOCUS5. Rotate the MENU dial to highlightMANU (manual) and press t

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2• Quick Record Feature ... 33• Quick Review Feature ... 33• Tally Light ... 33• Cam

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38 RecordingWhite BalanceMaking colors look natural is what white balance is all about. This is achieved byadjusting the way the camcorder “sees” and

Page 36 - Use the ZOOM SPEED Menu

39 Recording3. Rotate the MENU dial to highlightM.W.B. and press the dial in to displaythe M.W.B. menu. AUTO :FINE :CLOUD :HALOGENMWB

Page 37 - Zooming (continued)

40 RecordingExposure ControlThe camcorder controls the iris for you when the AE dial is set to AUTO.The camcorder adjusts brightness automatically und

Page 38 - Manual Focus

41 RecordingConditions Requiring Manual ExposureExposure Control (continued)2. Press the MENU dial in to display themain MENU in the viewfinder.

Page 39 - Focusing (continued)

42 Recording1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEFADEButtonFade In or OutYou can add a p

Page 40 - Manual White Balance

43 RecordingAE DialThe AE dial lets you select one of several different effects. Turn the dial toselect the effect you want. The name and indicator

Page 41 - White Balance (continued)

44 Recording1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWFADE TITLEBACKLIGH

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45 RecordingTravel Tips• Write down your camcorder’s serialnumber and keep it separate from thecamcorder when traveling. If yourcamcorder is lost or

Page 43 - Exposure Control (continued)

46 Recording1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSERecord a Preset Title or Title You Crea

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47 Recordingwhere you want the character toappear.6. When the box is highlighted, rotatethe MENU dial to select a character.Press the MENU dial in to

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First-Time Operation31. Unpack the camcorder and accessories.• Save the packing materials and box in case you ever need to shipor store your camcorder

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48 Recording1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSESelf-Timer RecordingYou can set the sel

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49 Recording6. Press the MENU dial twice to exit themenu.7. and the amount of delayedrecording time appear in theviewfinder. 15S8. Press the thumb

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50 RecordingTo Record Using Animation 1. Make sure the camcorder is in record-pause and the AE dial is not setto AUTO. 2. Press and hold SP/SLP to s

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51 Recording• Select OFF if you do not want torecord for a selected amount oftime. 7. Press the MENU dial twice to exit themenu. 8. and the amount

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52 RecordingTo Record Using Time Lapse1. Make sure the camcorder is in record-pause and the AE dial is not setto AUTO.2. Press and hold SP/SLP to sele

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53 Recording6. Rotate the MENU dial to highlightthe desired time between recordings(15S, 30S, 1 MIN, or 5 MIN).• Select 15S to delay the recordingfor

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54 RecordingTo Turn the Tally Light On or Off1. Make sure the camcorder is in record-pause and the AE dial is not setto AUTO.2. Press the MENU dial in

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55 RecordingTo Turn the Demo Mode On1. Make sure the camcorder is in record-pause and the AE dial is not setto AUTO.2. If a cassette is inserted, remo

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56 RecordingVCRCAMERAPOWEROFFTo Select a JLIP ID NO.1. Make sure the camcorder is in record-pause and the AE dial is not setto AUTO.2. Press the MENU

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57 RecordingAttach the Shoulder StrapThe camcorder’s shoulder strap is designed to let you carry the camcorder fromyour shoulder and – when you are re

Page 56 - Tally Light (Turn On or Off)

4First-Time Operation3. Adjust the handstrap to fit your hand.LENSCoverControlHandstrapHandstrap VelcroStrip (Under Flap)2. Attach the adapter/charger

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58 RecordingPUSHPLAY/PAUSEVCRSP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER R/MQUICK RECEJECTOFFAUTOONLIGHTFADETITLEBACKLIGHTFRONTLIGHTAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWSEPIA1/1000AUTOMAN

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59 RecordingModel CC6271 Only: Built-In Color Enhancement Light (continued)Replace the Bulb AssemblyCarefully follow the instructions below.CautionsT

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60 Playback1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSESTOPPLAY/PAUSEVCREJECTSwitchSTOP ButtonV

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61 Playback1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSE • Turn the eyepiece focus control toadj

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62 Playback1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSESTOPPLAY/PAUSEVCRCaution: Pause is desig

Page 62 - Playback

63 Playback1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSESTOPPLAY/PAUSEVCRSTOP ButtonPLAY/PAUSEBu

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64 PlaybackUse the Cassette AdapterThe camcorder uses a smaller size cassette, but records in standard VHS format. Thecassette adapter allows you to

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65 PlaybackCaution: If the load detector is stillextending from the side of the cassetteadapter after you have attempted to loadthe cassette, loading

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66 PlaybackPlayback on TV (or VCR) with Audio/Video InputsTo connect your camcorder to a TV monitor (or VCR) with audio/video inputs, youneed an optio

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67 PlaybackPlayback Operation and How to Copy Tapes on the VCR1. A. Camcorder connected directly toTV: Turn on the TV and tune it tothe video input c

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First-Time Operation5VCRCAMERAPOWEROFF6. Set POWER (CAMERA/OFF/VCR) switch to CAMERA.PUSH Here toClose CassetteCompartmentTape WheelPOWERSwitch andInd

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68 PlaybackPlayback on a TV Without Audio/Video InputsTo connect your camcorder to a TV without audio/video inputs, you need an optional1CVA147C RF ou

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69 PlaybackPlayback Operation1. Set the CH3/CH4 switch on the RFoutput adapter to channel 3 or 4.2. Turn on the TV, and tune it to the samechannel you

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70Optional AccessoriesWe invite you to take a look at some great ideas for sparking creativity and adding tothe fun of using your compact VHS camcorde

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71 Optional AccessoriesCautions: Before using a tripod, make sureit is stable enough to hold the camcorderwithout falling over. Do not transport the

Page 72 - Optional Accessories

72Optional AccessoriesVH54 Cable Transformer1CVA147C RF Output AdapterThis RF output adapter is used with acoaxial RF cable, such as VH82 or VH90,to c

Page 73 - Optional Accessories

73 Accessory Order FormOrder Form for Camcorder Model CC6151/CC6251/CC6271Description Part No. Price Qty. TotalSuper Lightweight Tripod AC088 $ 39.95

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74Accessory Order Form®rrsTMCharge your order on your VISA,MasterCard,or Discover Card by filling in belowUSE YOUR CREDIT CARDIMPORTANT: Copy comple

Page 75 - Accessory Order Form

75 Accessory Order FormTo order accessories, contact your local Dealer.If a dealer is not nearby, you can also follow the directions below to order by

Page 76 - Accessory Order Form

76Trouble ChecksTroubles sometimes are caused by simple “faults” that you can easily correct withoutthe help of a service technician by first checking

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77 Trouble ChecksTrouble Checks and AdjustmentsTape stops duringrewind or fastforwardCamcorder remains inpause modeDew indicator flashesin viewfinderP

Page 78 - Trouble Checks

6First-Time OperationPUSHPLAY/PAUSEVCRSP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER R/MQUICK RECEJECTOFFAUTOONLIGHTFADETITLEBACKLIGHTFRONTLIGHTAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWSEPIA 8.

Page 79 - Trouble Checks

78Trouble ChecksSound is too low ordistortedPicture recordedwith special effectColors do not looknatural on recordingTitle recorded ontapeDate and/or

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79 Trouble ChecksTrouble Checks and AdjustmentsModel CC6271:light turns on andoffStreaks in pictureduring playback orplay-pauseBright, crystal-shaped

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80Care and Maintenance1/1000AUTOMANHAZESHDWPUSHSEPIAFRONTLIGHTBACKLIGHTFADETITLESP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER QUICK REPALY/PAUSEClean the CamcorderTo clean t

Page 82 - Care and Maintenance

81Care and MaintenanceProper Care and Storage• Keep dust and grit from entering thecamcorder’s cassette door. Dust andgrit are abrasive and cause exc

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Specifications82Information to UserThis equipment has been tested and found tocomply with the limits for a Class B digitaldevice pursuant to Part 15 o

Page 84 - Information to User

83Customer Assistance and ServiceYou can reach Thomson at thefollowing number:800-283-6503(Toll free inside U.S.A.)Our toll-free Camcorder numberopera

Page 85 - 800-283-6503

84Limited WarrantyWhat your warranty covers:• Any defect in materials or workmanship.For how long after your purchase:• 90 days for labor charges.• On

Page 86 - Limited Warranty

85Limited Warranty• Evidence of purchase date, such as abill of sale, to verify your unit’swarranty eligibility.• A brief note describing yourcamcorde

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86Index1 S 1/1000 indicator 28, 43AAccessoriesincluded 3optional 70order form 73Accessory order form 73Adapter/chargercharging battery 14using

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87IndexDDate and time displayssetting 18Date, time, and title displaysrecording 20DATE/TIME button 10, 20, 21, 29, 47DATE/TIME menu 18DC cable 12

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First-Time Operation7PUSHPLAY/PAUSEVCRSP/SLPDATE/TIMECOUNTER R/MQUICK RECEJECTOFFAUTOONLIGHTFADETITLEBACKLIGHTFRONTLIGHTAUTOMANHAZE1/1000SHDWSEPIAMENU

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88IndexLLens 10Lens cover 4LENS COVER control 4, 11LENS COVER indicator 31Light, color enhancement(model CC6271) 58, 59LIGHT OFF•AUTO•ON switch(m

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89IndexRF output adapter, optional 68SSafety information iSafety precautions, battery 13Safety tab 22SD:SHADOW indicator 28, 43Second MENU 47, 4

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