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Sony HVR-Z1E Service Manual (482 pages)

DIGITAL VIDEO CAMERA RECORDER

Brand: Sony | Category: Camcorder | Size: 30.04 MB

Table of Contents

7
- Service Note
  10
- Self-Diagnosis Function
  12
- Block Diagrams
  26
- 11/25) (Hdv Signal/Rf Signal Process)
  81
- 12/25) (Hdv Video Decoder)
  82
- 13/25) (64Mbit Y/C-Sdram)
  83
- 14/25) (I Link Interface)
  84
- 15/25) (DV/Rf Signal Process)
  85
- 17/25)
  87
- 18/25) (Hdv Audio Signal Process)
  88
- 19/25)
  89
- 20/25) (Ds Control)
  90
- 22/25) (Lsi Control)
  92
- 23/25) (Mecha Control)
  93
- 25/25) (Connector-2)
  95
- Fp-228/467/826 Flexible Board
  100
- Printed Wiring Boards
  100
- Printed Wiring Board
  101
- DC In, Charge, DC/DC Converter
  102
- DC/DC Converter
  102
- R.g.b-Ch CCD Imager, S/H, Agc
  102
- Panel Rev
  102
- Pitch/Yaw Sensor Amp)
  102
- Lcd Driver, Timing Generator
  102
- Int MIC Amp
  102
- Printed Wiring Board
  102
- Evf Back Light
  102
- Function Key
  102
- Waveforms
  129
- Mounted Parts Location
  133
- Cabinet (R) Section-2
  140
- Handle Section-2
  140
- Handle Section-1
  140
- Cabinet (L) Section
  140
- Cabinet (R) Section-1
  140
- Overall Section
  140
- Exploded Views
  140
- Repair Parts List
  140
- Lcd Section
  149
- Evf Section
  150
- Center Section
  151
- Main Board Section (Va, VC, Da, Db)
  152
- Lens Section
  153
- Terminal Cabinet Section
  154
- Battery Section and DV Section
  155
- Mechanism Deck Overall (Z311)
  156
- Ls Chassis Block Assembly
  157
- Mechanical Chassis Block Assembly
  158
- Checking Supplied Accessories
  159
- Electrical Parts List
  161
- Adjustment
  192
- Before Starting Adjustment
  192
- Adjusting Items When Replacing Main Parts and Boards
  193
- Camera Section Adjustment
  195
- Preparations before Adjustment
  195
- List of Service Tools
  195
- Preparations
  197
  - Connection of Equipment
    197
- Subjects
  199
- Order of Adjustments
  199
- Setting the Switch
  199
- Precaution
  199
- Initialization of 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, F
  200
- Initialization of A, B, D, 1A, 1B Page Data
  200
- Initializing the A, B, D, 1A, 1B Page Data
  200
- B Page Table
  201
- A Page Table
  201
- D Page Table
  201
- Page Table
  203
- Initialization of 8, C, 13, 18, 1C Page Data
  203
- Page Table
  205
- Page Table
  207
- Modification of 9, 1D Page Data
  207
- Initializing the 9, 1D Page Data
  207
- Initializing the E, F, 14, 19, 1E, 1F Page Data
  208
- Modification of E, F, 14, 19, 1E, 1F Page Data
  208
- E Page Table (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  209
- F Page Table (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  210
- Page Table (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  211
- Page Table (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  212
- E Page Table (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  212
- F Page Table (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  213
- Camera System Adjustments
  214
- Origin Oscillation Check (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  214
- HALL Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode)
  216
- MR Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode)
  217
- Focus Ring Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode)
  218
- Zoom Ring Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode)
  218
- Zoom Ring Adjustment (1)
  218
- Zoom Ring Adjustment (2)
  219
- Flange Back Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode)
  220
- Flange Back Adjustment
  220
- Flange Back Adjustment
  221
- Flange Back Adjustment (1)
  221
- Flange Back Adjustment (2)
  221
- Flange Back Check (NTSC (60I) Mode)
  222
- HALL Adjustment (PAL (50I) Mode)
  223
- MR Adjustment (PAL (50I) Mode)
  224
- (PAL (50I) Mode)
  224
- Focus Ring & Zoom Ring Adjustment
  224
- Flange Back Adjustment (PAL (50I) Mode)
  225
- Flange Back Check (PAL (50I) Mode)
  225
- Picture Frame Setting
  226
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  227
- Auto White Balance Standard Data Input (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  227
- Auto White Balance Standard Data Input ND off
  227
- Auto White Balance Standard Data Input ND
  227
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  228
- MAX GAIN Adjustment
  228
- Auto White Balance Adjustment ND off
  229
- LV Standard Data Input (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  229
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  229
- Auto White Balance Adjustment
  229
- Auto White Balance Adjustment ND 1
  230
- Auto White Balance Adjustment ND 2
  230
- Color Reproduction Adjustment
  231
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  231
- Color Reproduction Adjustment ND off
  231
- Color Reproduction Adjustment ND 1
  232
- Color Reproduction Adjustment ND 2
  232
- White Balance Check ND off
  233
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  233
- White Balance Check
  233
- White Balance Check ND 1
  234
- White Balance Check ND 2
  235
- Color Reproduction Check HD STD Γ (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  236
- Color Reproduction Check ND off HD STD Γ
  236
- Color Reproduction Check ND 1 HD STD Γ
  237
- Color Reproduction Check ND 2 HD STD Γ
  237
- Color Reproduction Check HD CINE Γ
  238
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  238
- Color Reproduction Check ND off HD CINE Γ
  238
- Color Reproduction Check ND 2 HD CINE Γ
  239
- Color Reproduction Check ND 1 HD CINE Γ
  239
- Color Reproduction Check SD STD Γ (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  240
- Color Reproduction Check ND off SD STD Γ
  240
- Color Reproduction Check ND 1 SD STD Γ
  241
- Color Reproduction Check ND 2 SD STD Γ
  241
- Color Reproduction Check SD CINE Γ (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  242
- Color Reproduction Check ND off SD CINE Γ
  242
- Color Reproduction Check ND 1 SD CINE Γ
  243
- Color Reproduction Check ND 2 SD CINE Γ
  243
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  244
- PSD Sensor Gain Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode) (1)
  245
- PSD Sensor Gain Adjustment (NTSC (60I) Mode) (2)
  245
- PSD Sensor Gain Adjustment (PAL (50I) Mode)
  246
- (NTSC (60I) & PAL (50I) Modes)
  247
- Angular Velocity Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment
  247
- Color Electronic Viewfinder System
  249
- Adjustment
  249
- VCO Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  249
- Backlight Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  250
- PSIG Level Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  250
- VCOM Level Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  251
- RGB AMP Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  251
- White Balance Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  252
- Contrast Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  252
- LCD Automatic Adjustment (PD-222 Board)
  253
- Lcd System Adjustment
  253
- Contrast Adjustment (HD) (PD-222 Board)
  254
- COM Adjustment (PD-222 Board)
  254
- Sample Hold Phase Adjustment
  255
- (PD-222 Board)
  255
- Transmissive Mode White Balance Adjustment
  255
- Reflective Mode White Balance Adjustment
  256
- (PD-222 Board)
  256
- Mechanism Block
  257
- Cassette Compartment Assy, Damper Assy
  257
- Preparations for Check, Adjustment and Replacement of
  257
- Mechanism Section Adjustment
  257
- Periodic Inspection and Maintenance
  258
- Rotary Drum Cleaning
  258
- Tape Path System Cleaning (Refer to Fig. 6-2-2.)
  258
- Periodic Inspection List
  259
- Mode Selector II Operating Procedure
  260
- Introduction
  260
- Operation
  261
- Mode Selector II
  261
- Battery Alarm Indication
  263
- Flowchart of Replacement of Mechanical Parts
  264
- Mechanical Parts
  264
- Check, Adjustment and Replacement of
  264
- Drum
  265
- Cassette Compartment Assy
  267
- TG7 Support
  268
- Motor Holder Block Assy and L Motor Block Assy
  269
- MIC Terminal (MIC902)
  270
- Led (D901)
  271
- Retainer Plate
  272
- T Reel Table Assy
  273
- Brake (S) and Release Rack (S)
  274
- Band Adjuster, S Reel Table Assy and TG2 Arm Block Assy
  275
- ULE Brake Assy
  276
- Cassette Positioning (S)
  277
- TG7 Arm Block Assy and Pinch Arm Assy
  278
- Tg7
  279
- Gooseneck Gear Assy
  280
- LS Guide Retainer and LS Cam Plate
  281
- LS Chassis Block Assy and Mechanical Chassis Block Assy
  282
- Brake (T) Block Assy
  284
- END Sensor (Q901)
  285
- TOP Sensor (Q902)
  286
- T Reel Sensor (H902)
  287
- Guide Rail
  288
- Conversion Gear
  289
- Coaster (S) Block Assy and Coaster (T) Block Assy
  290
- TG5 Roller Assy and GL Gear (T)
  291
- TG2 Cam Plate Assy (N)
  292
- LS Arm Assy
  293
- M Slider Assy (1)
  295
- M Slider Assy (2)
  295
- EJ Arm
  296
- Flexible Board (DEW SENSOR) and
  307
- FWD Position Adjustment
  309
- Reel Torque Check
  309
- LS Cam Plate Position Adjustment
  310
- Tape Path Adjustment
  311
- Equipment to Required
  315
- Video Section Adjustment
  315
- Preparations before Adjustments
  315
- Precautions on Adjusting
  316
- Connecting the Equipment
  317
- Alignment Tapes
  318
- Input/Output Level and Impedance
  318
- System Control System Adjustment
  319
- Initialization of 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, F, 13, 14, 18, 19, 1A
  319
- Serial No. Input
  319
- Servo and Rf System Adjustment
  321
- Cap FG Duty Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  321
- Switching Position Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  321
- Processing after Completing Adjustments
  322
- Error Rate Check
  322
- Preparations before Adjustments
  322
- Video System Adjustments
  323
- S VIDEO out y Level Adjustment (VC-367 Board)
  324
- S VIDEO out Chroma Level Adjustment
  324
- VIDEO out Y, Chroma Level Check
  325
- (VC-367 Board)
  326
- COMPONENT OUTPUT Level Adjustment
  326
- Audio System Adjustments
  327
- Camera E-E Audio Level Check (2)
  328
- Camera E-E Audio Level Check (1)
  328
- Overall Level Characteristics Check
  328
- Playback Level Check
  328
- Service Mode
  329
- Adjustment Remote Commander
  329
- Using the Adjustment Remote Commander
  329
- Precautions Upon Using
  329
- The Adjustment Remote Commander
  329
- Data Process
  330
- Service Mode
  331
- Setting the Test Mode
  331
- Emergence Memory Address (Mechanism Section)
  331
- EMG Code (Emergency Code)
  331
- MSW Code
  332
- Bit Value Discrimination
  333
- LED Check
  335
- Record of Use Check (1)
  335
- Record of Use Check (2)
  335
- Record of Self-Diagnosis Check
  336
- Self-Diagnosis Code Table
  337
- Read this First
  345
  - Notes on Use
    346
Quick Start Guide/Getting Started

348
- Advanced Operations
  350
- Quick Start Guide
  351
- Recording Movies
  351
  - Start Recording While Checking the Subject on the Lcd Screen
    352
  - View the Recorded Picture on the Lcd Screen
    352
- Getting Started
  353
- Step 1: Checking Supplied Items
  353
- Step 2: Charging the Battery Pack
  354
- Using an Outside Power Source
  356
  - Playing Time
    356
- Step 3: Turning the Power on
  357
- Adjusting the LCD Panel
  358
- Adjusting the Viewfinder
  358
- Step 4: Adjusting the LCD Panel and Viewfinder
  358
- Step 5: Setting the Date and Time
  359
- Step 6: Inserting a Cassette Tape
  361
- Step 7: Setting the Screen Language
  362
- Recording Movies
  363
- Remaining Battery
  364
- Usable Cassettes
  365
- Using Zoom
  365
- Displaying the Recording Setup Information - Status Check
  367
- Recording in Mirror Mode
  367
- Adjusting the Exposure
  368
- Adjusting the Exposure for Backlit Subjects
  368
- Adjusting the White Balance
  369
- Recording the Subject Lit by Strong Light - SPOTLIGHT
  369
- Adjusting the Iris
  371
- Recording Using Manual Adjustments
  371
- Adjusting the Gain
  372
- Adjusting the Shutter Speed
  373
- Adjusting the Volume of Light - ND FILTER
  373
- Displaying the Zebra Pattern to Adjust the Brightness
  374
- Adjusting the Focus
  375
- Adjusting the Focus Manually
  375
- Customizing the Picture Quality - PICTURE PROFILE
  377
- Enhancing the Outline to Focus - PEAKING
  377
- Adjusting the Audio Recording Level - Microphone Volume Level
  380
- Customizing the Sound
  380
- Connecting External Audio Sources
  381
- Selecting the Recording Channel
  382
- Developing Scenes Smoothly - Shot Transition
  383
- Recording a Picture Using Various Features
  383
- Revising a Specific Color - Color Correction
  385
- Fading in and out of a Scene - FADER
  387
- Recording an Index Signal at the Beginning of Recording
  387
- Recording on a Device Connected Via an I.link Cable - External REC Control
  388
- Reviewing the most Recently Recorded Scenes - Rec Review
  390
- Viewing Movies
  391
- Playing Back in Various Modes
  392
- Displaying the Screen Indicators
  393
- Searching for the Last Scene of the most Recent Recording - END SEARCH
  393
- Various Playback Functions
  393
- Displaying the Date/Time and Camera Settings Data - Data Code
  394
- Displaying the Video Information - Status Check
  394
- Playing the Picture on a TV
  395
- Viewing the Picture on a High Definition TV
  395
- Viewing the Picture on a 16:9 TV or a 4:3 TV
  397
- Locating a Scene on a Tape for Playback
  398
- Searching for a Scene by Date of Recording - Date Search
  398
- Searching for a Recording Start Point - Index Search
  399
- Selecting Menu Items
  400
- Using the Menu
  400
- Etc
  401
- Stdyshot Typ/Frame Rec
  401
- Using the (CAMERA SET) Menu
  401
- Ae Response
  404
- Af Assist
  404
- Handle Zoom
  405
- Zebra Level
  405
- Frame Rec
  406
- Audio MIX
  407
- Audio Output
  407
- INT MIC SET/XLR SET, Etc
  407
- Using the (AUDIO SET) Menu
  407
- Audio Mode
  408
- Int MIC Sens
  409
- Int MIC Set
  409
- Int MIC Wind
  409
- Input1 Trim
  410
- Input1 Wind
  410
- Input2 Trim
  410
- Input2 Wind
  410
- LCD COLOR, Etc
  411
- Using the (LCD/VF SET) Menu
  411
- Using the (IN/OUT REC) Menu
  412
- Etc
  413
  - Rec Format
    414
  - Rec Mode
    414
- DV Wide Rec
  415
- Ext Rec Ctrl
  415
- I.link Conv
  416
- Down Convert
  417
- TC MAKE, Etc
  419
  - Ub Time Rec
    420
- Using the (TC/UB SET) Menu
  419
- Assign Btn
  421
  - Rec Lamp
    422
- Clock Set/World Time
  421
- Etc
  421
- Using the (OTHERS) Menu
  421
- Format Lamp
  422
- Iris Dial
  422
- Data Code
  423
- Disp Output
  423
- Zoom Display
  423
- Hours Meter
  424
  - Remote Ctrl
    424
- Customizing Personal Menu
  426
- Assigning the Functions
  429
- Dubbing to Another Tape
  432
- Dubbing/Editing
  432
- Recording Pictures from a VCR or TV
  436
- Connecting to a Computer
  439
- Dubbing Sound to a Recorded Tape
  441
  - Recording Sound
    442
- Audio Dubbing
  442
- Setting Time Values
  444
  - Switching the Time Value
    446
- Connecting an Analog VCR to the
  447
- Function
  447
  - Connecting a Computer
    447
- Troubleshooting
  449
  - Overall Operations
    449
  - Cassette Tapes
    450
- Warning Indicators and Messages
  454
  - Warning Messages
    455
- Additional Information
  456
- Using Your Camcorder Abroad
  456
- HDV Format and Recording/Playback
  457
- Compatibility of the DVCAM and DV Formats
  459
- About the "Infolithium" Battery Pack
  460
- About I.link
  462
- Maintenance and Precautions
  463
- Specification
  466
- Identifying Parts and Controls
  468
- Quick Reference
  468
- Remote Commander
  474
  - Indicators for the Lcd Screen and Viewfinder
    475
- Index
  476
  - Revision History
    482

Sony HVR-Z1E Operating Instructions Manual (136 pages)

Digital HD Video Camera Recorder

Brand: Sony | Category: Camcorder | Size: 5.9 MB

Read this First
2
- Notes on Use
  3
- Table of Contents
  5
Quick Start Guide

8
- Recording Movies
  8
  - Start Recording While Checking the Subject on the Lcd Screen
    9
  - View the Recorded Picture on the Lcd Screen
    9
Getting Started

10
Recording

21
Playback

49
Using the Menu

58
- Selecting Menu Items
  58
- Using the (CAMERA SET) Menu
  59
  - STDYSHOT TYP/FRAME REC, Etc
    59
- Using the MIC SET/XLR SET, Etc
  59
  - Wb Outdr Lvl
    59
  - Wb Preset
    59
  - Shot Trans
    60
  - Start Timer
    60
  - Stdyshot Typ
    61
  - Af Assist
    62
  - Ae Response
    62
  - Handle Zoom
    63
  - Bars Type
    63
  - Frame Rec
    64
  - Audio MIX
    65
  - Audio Output
    65
  - Audio Mode
    66
  - Int MIC Set
    67
  - Int MIC Sens
    67
  - Int MIC Wind
    67
  - Input1 Level
    68
  - Input1 Trim
    68
  - Input1 Wind
    68
  - Input2 Level
    68
  - Input2 Trim
    68
  - Input2 Wind
    68
- Using the (LCD/VF SET) Menu
  69
  - LCD COLOR, Etc
    69
  - Vf B.light
    70
- Using the (IN/OUT REC) Menu
  71
  - Etc
    71
  - Vcr Hdv/DV
    71
    
    Rec Format
    72
    
    Rec Mode
    72
    
    DV Wide Rec
    73
    
    Ext Rec Ctrl
    73
    
    I.link Conv
    74
    
    Down Convert
    75
    
    A/V C DV out
    76
- Using the (TC/UB SET) Menu
  77
  - TC MAKE, Etc
    77
  - Tc Preset
    77
  - Ub Preset
    77
  - Ub Time Rec
    78
  - Tc Make
    78
- Using the (OTHERS) Menu
  79
  - Clock Set/World Time
    79
  - Etc
    79
    
    Assign Btn
    79
    
    Rec Lamp
    80
    
    Format Lamp
    80
    
    Iris Dial
    80
    
    Data Code
    81
    
    Disp Output
    81
    
    Hours Meter
    82
  - Remote Ctrl
    82
    
    Exp. Focus
    82
    
    Date Rec
    82
    
    I/60I Sel
    83
- Customizing Personal Menu
  84
- Assigning the Functions
  87
Dubbing/Editing

90
- Dubbing to Another Tape
  90
- Recording Pictures from a VCR or TV
  94
- Connecting to a Computer
  97
- Dubbing Sound to a Recorded Tape
  99
  - Recording Sound
    100
  - Audio Dubbing
    100
- Setting Time Values
  102
- Switching the Time Value
  104
- Connecting an Analog VCR to the
  105
  - Signal Conversion Function
    105
Troubleshooting

107
- Cassette Tapes
  108
- Warning Indicators and Messages
  112
  - Warning Messages
    113
Additional Information

114
- Using Your Camcorder Abroad
  114
- HDV Format and Recording/Playback
  115
- Compatibility of the DVCAM and DV Formats
  117
- About the "Infolithium" Battery Pack
  118
- About I.link
  120
- Maintenance and Precautions
  121
  - Moisture Condensation
    121
- Specification
  124
Quick Reference

126
- Identifying Parts and Controls
  126
  - Remote Commander
    132
- Indicators for the Lcd Screen and Viewfinder
  133
- Index
  134

Sony HVR-Z1E Operating Instructions Manual (136 pages)

Digital HD video camera recorder

Brand: Sony | Category: Camcorder | Size: 4.85 MB

Read this First
2
- Notes on Use
  3
- Table of Contents
  5
Quick Start Guide

8
- Recording Movies
  8
  - Start Recording While Checking the Subject on the Lcd Screen
    9
  - View the Recorded Picture on the Lcd Screen
    9
Getting Started

10
Recording

21
Playback

49
Using the Menu

58
- Selecting Menu Items
  58
- Using the (CAMERA SET) Menu
  59
  - STDYSHOT TYP/FRAME REC, Etc
    59
- Using the MIC SET/XLR SET, Etc
  59
  - Wb Outdr Lvl
    59
  - Wb Preset
    59
  - Shot Trans
    60
  - Start Timer
    60
  - Stdyshot Typ
    61
  - Af Assist
    62
  - Ae Response
    62
  - Handle Zoom
    63
  - Bars Type
    63
  - Frame Rec
    64
  - Audio MIX
    65
  - Audio Output
    65
  - Audio Mode
    66
  - Int MIC Set
    67
  - Int MIC Sens
    67
  - Int MIC Wind
    67
  - Input1 Level
    68
  - Input1 Trim
    68
  - Input1 Wind
    68
  - Input2 Level
    68
  - Input2 Trim
    68
  - Input2 Wind
    68
- Using the (LCD/VF SET) Menu
  69
  - LCD COLOR, Etc
    69
  - Vf B.light
    70
- Using the (IN/OUT REC) Menu
  71
  - Etc
    71
  - Vcr Hdv/DV
    71
    
    Rec Format
    72
    
    Rec Mode
    72
    
    DV Wide Rec
    73
    
    Ext Rec Ctrl
    73
    
    I.link Conv
    74
    
    Down Convert
    75
    
    A/V C DV out
    76
- Using the (TC/UB SET) Menu
  77
  - TC MAKE, Etc
    77
  - Tc Preset
    77
  - Ub Preset
    77
  - Ub Time Rec
    78
  - Tc Make
    78
- Using the (OTHERS) Menu
  79
  - Clock Set/World Time
    79
  - Etc
    79
    
    Assign Btn
    79
    
    Format Lamp
    80
    
    Iris Dial
    80
    
    Zoom Display
    81
    
    Disp Output
    81
    
    Exp. Focus
    82
    
    Hours Meter
    82
    
    Date Rec
    82
    
    I/60I Sel
    83
- Customizing Personal Menu
  84
- Assigning the Functions
  87
Dubbing/Editing

90
- Dubbing to Another Tape
  90
- Recording Pictures from a VCR or TV
  94
- Connecting to a Computer
  97
- Dubbing Sound to a Recorded Tape
  99
- Audio Dubbing
  100
- Setting Time Values
  102
- Switching the Time Value
  104
- Connecting an Analog VCR to the
  105
  - Connecting Vcr to Computer Via Camcorder
    105
  - Signal Conversion Function
    105
Troubleshooting

107
- Cassette Tapes
  108
- Warning Indicators and Messages
  112
  - Warning Messages
    113
Additional Information

114
- Using Your Camcorder Abroad
  114
- HDV Format and Recording/Playback
  115
- Compatibility of the DVCAM and DV Formats
  117
- About the "Infolithium" Battery Pack
  118
- About I.link
  120
- Maintenance and Precautions
  121
  - Moisture Condensation
    121
- Specification
  124
Quick Reference

126
- Identifying Parts and Controls
  126
  - Remote Commander
    132
- Indicators for the Lcd Screen and Viewfinder
  133
- Index
  134

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