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SHARP CORPORATION
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY CAMCORDER
OPERATION MANUAL
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Summary of Contents

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viiiDirty Video HeadsWhen the video heads have becomeclogged with dirt (dust and tape coatingparticles),• mosaic-like noise appears on theplayback pi

Page 3 - OPERATION MANUAL

Operation References1 Operation ReferencesPart NamesFor details on the use of each part, refer to the page number indicated inparentheses.Front viewZo

Page 4 - Contents

Operation ReferencesOperation References 2Lithium battery cover (p. 10)Tripod socket*Left viewDioptre adjustment dial (p. 17)Battery release (pp. 6, 1

Page 5 - Advanced Features

Operation References3 Viewfinder (pp. 16, 17)Power Zoom Wide angle/Telephoto control (p. 21)/VOLume control (p. 26)Record Start/Stop button (p. 20)PHO

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Operation ReferencesOperation References 4Warning IndicatorsIf a warning indicator appears on the screen, follow the specified instructions.Displayed

Page 7 - Optional Accessories

Preparation5 PreparationAttaching andRemoving the BatteryPackAttaching1 Make sure that the Powerswitch is set to OFF.2 Open the LCD monitor to a 90° a

Page 8 - Precautions

PreparationPreparation 6Removing1 Make sure that the Power switch isset to OFF, then open the LCDmonitor to a 90° angle to thecamcorder body.2 Slide t

Page 9 - Dew Formation

Preparation7 Charging the BatteryPack1Attach the battery pack to thecamcorder, and make sure that thePower switch is set to OFF.2 Connect the supplied

Page 10 - 4 Remove the cleaning tape

PreparationPreparation 8Powering theCamcorder from anAC OutletYou can also power the camcorder from apower outlet by using the supplied ACadapter.Note

Page 11 - Operation References

Preparation9 Inserting andRemoving a CassetteInserting1 Attach the power source to thecamcorder, then slide and hold thecassette compartment door rele

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Page 13 - Right view

PreparationPreparation 10Installing the LithiumBatteriesInstalling the Memory BatteryThe supplied CR1216 type lithium battery isused to store the memo

Page 14 - Warning Indicators

Preparation11 Installing the Battery toRemote Control(Not supplied)The remote control (RRMCGA237WJSA)is not supplied with this camcorder.Contact the n

Page 15 - Preparation

PreparationPreparation 12Selecting the Languagefor the On-screen DisplayThis camcorder allows you to chooseEnglish, German or French as the on-screend

Page 16 - 3 Take the battery pack out

Preparation13 4 Press m or l to select “2” (day),then press the centre of the Operationbutton.5 Press m or l to select “6” (month),then press the cent

Page 17 - Charging time and maximum

PreparationPreparation 14Changing to the 12-hourTime Mode1 After performing step 8 on theprevious page, press l or m toselect “12H/24H”, then press th

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Preparation15 Adjusting the HandStrap1Open the hand strap flap (1) and gripstrap (2).2 Loosen the grip strap, pass your righthand through the hand str

Page 19 - Inserting

PreparationPreparation 16Using the ViewfinderYou can record the subject using theelectronic viewfinder. You can also watchplayback through the viewfin

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Preparation17 Closing the viewfinderPush in the viewfinder completely.Notes:• Do not use excessive force when movingthe viewfinder.• Do not pick up th

Page 21 - (Not supplied)

PreparationPreparation 18Using the LCDMonitorYou can use the LCD monitor to play backrecordings that you have made or to watchthe subject during recor

Page 22 - LANGUAGE

Preparation19 Tips on RecordingPositionsTurn the LCDmonitor so that thescreen facesupward.Balance yourweight on bothlegs.Turn the LCDmonitor so that t

Page 23 - 100030RETURN

i ENGLISHOPERATION MANUALWARNINGTo prevent fire or shock hazard,do not expose this apparatus todripping or splashing. Noobjects filled with liquids, s

Page 24 - Using the Lens Cap

Basic Operations 20Basic OperationsCamera RecordingEasy CameraRecording in FullAuto Mode• Before you start recording, perform theoperations described

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Basic Operations21 PAUSETo pause recordingPress the Record Start/Stop button again.Recording pauses, and the camcorderenters Recording Standby mode.To

Page 26 - Detaching the Lens

Basic Operations 22Basic OperationsCamera RecordingPower Standby ModePower Standby mode allows you to preventaccidental recording by locking alloperat

Page 27 - Adjusting the dioptre

Basic Operations23 Auto FocusThe camcorder is preset to Auto Focusmode, which is designed to focus on mosttypes of subjects. In Auto Focus mode, theca

Page 28 - 3 Hold down the Lock

Basic Operations 24Basic OperationsCamera RecordingInformation Displayfor Battery UsageWhen the camcorder operates with thebattery pack, the battery u

Page 29 - Positions

Basic Operations25 Note:• If you press the Record Start/Stop button inPlayback mode, the “g” mark appears andthe camcorder enters Recording Standbymod

Page 30 - AUTOAUTO

Basic OperationsPlaybackBasic Operations 26VOLUMEVideo SearchThe video search function makes it easy tosearch for a desired scene on the tape.Searchin

Page 31 - To turn the power off

Basic Operations27 Watching Playbackon a TVYou can connect the camcorder to a TV toallow a larger audience to enjoy playback.1 Open the terminal cover

Page 32 - Backlight

Useful FeaturesUseful Features 28Operation buttonDISPLAY/MODE SET buttonPower switchInformationdisplay onMode screenInformationdisplay offExampleExamp

Page 33 - Time Display

Useful Features29 MENU buttonOperation buttonPower switchExampleExampleExampleUsing the Menu ScreensUse the menu screens to adjust the variouscamcorde

Page 34 - TOO LOW

iiPart Names ... 1Warning Indicators ... 4Op

Page 35 - Basic Operations

Useful FeaturesUseful Features 30Power ZoomcontrolDigital zoom indicatorUseful FeaturesCamera RecordingThe “D” digital zoom indicator is displayedduri

Page 36 - Playback

Useful Features31 BacklightCompensation (BLC)When the subject is backlit, the image willappear dark if it is recorded normally. Usethe backlight compe

Page 37 - L-AUDIO-R

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingUseful Features 32Gain-upWhen you are recording in a dark or poorlyilluminated location, “LIGHT” is displayedon the scr

Page 38 - Useful Features

Useful Features33 Fade In and Fade OutThe fade function allows you to graduallybring the image and sound in or out at thebeginning or end of a scene f

Page 39 - QK. RETURN

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingUseful Features 34Quick ReturnIf while playing back your tape you want toquickly return to the last recorded sceneand s

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Useful Features35 Still RecordingYou can record continuous still images ofsubjects.1 In Recording Standbymode, press the PHOTObutton fully.• A still i

Page 41 - PAUSEPAUSE

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingUseful Features 36Digital ImageStabilization (DIS)The digital image stabilization (DIS) function al-lows you to stabili

Page 42 - BLC / GA I N ON

Useful Features37 Power Save ModePower save mode will turn off thecamcorder automatically to save batterypower when the camcorder is not in use for5

Page 43 - AUTO FOCUS

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingUseful Features 38Self RecordingNormal self recordingOpen the LCD monitor and rotate it 180°vertically so that the scre

Page 44 - Camera Recording

Useful Features39 Self recording with reversedgripRotate the grip 105° and the LCD monitor180° vertically so that you can recordyourself while holding

Page 45 - To cancel the still image

iii Useful FeaturesControl Buttons ... 28Using the Mode Screens ...

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Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingUseful Features 40Recording in LP (LongPlay Recording) ModeThis camcorder allows you to record in LP(Long Play Recordin

Page 47 - ER SAVE 5 MI N

Useful Features41 Selecting the 16-bitAudio RecordingModeThe camcorder normally records audio inthe 12-bit audio recording mode. For higher-quality au

Page 48 - 3 Begin recording

Useful FeaturesPlaybackUseful Features 42Using the RemoteControl(Not Supplied)The remote control (RRMCGA237WJSA) isnot supplied with this camcorder. C

Page 49 - 5 Begin recording

Useful Features43 Selecting the Dateand Time ofRecording DisplayFollow the procedure below to select thedate, or both the date and time, of recordingd

Page 50 - TAPE SPEED

Useful FeaturesPlaybackUseful Features 44Picture EffectPlaybackThese picture effects let you play backimages with a more dramatic effect.4 Press the D

Page 51 - AUD I O MODE

Useful Features45 Rotate PlaybackThis function allows you to play backimages rotated 180°.1 In Playback mode, press the MENUbutton to display the menu

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Useful FeaturesPlaybackUseful Features 46Stretch PlaybackStretch playback allows you to playback asqueezed image with the wide screen feelof a movie s

Page 53 - DATE DISP. DATE

Advanced Features47 Manual FocusAuto Focus may not be able to focus on thesubject in the situations shown below. Insuch situations, set the camcorder

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Advanced FeaturesCamera RecordingAdvanced Features 48Displaying the ManualSetting ScreenYou can manually adjust these settings asshown below in the ma

Page 55 - EXECUTEROTATE PB

Advanced Features49 Adjusting WhiteBalanceThe colour of the subject on the screenlooks different depending on lightingconditions. Selecting a White Ba

Page 56 - Stretch Playback

ivAdvanced FeaturesAppendixPicture/Backlight Adjustments ... 67Turning off the Confirmation Sound ... 6

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Advanced FeaturesCamera RecordingAdvanced Features 50Locking1 Select “LOCK MODE” in step 4 in“Selecting” on the previous page.2 Aim the lens at a whit

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Advanced Features51 Manual IrisThe camcorder is preset to Auto Iris mode,which automatically selects the optimalaperture. However, when there is too m

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Advanced FeaturesCamera RecordingAdvanced Features 52Manual GainWhen recording in a dark or poorlyilluminated location with Auto Gain mode,the light s

Page 60 - 4 Press the DISPLAY/MODE SET

Advanced Features53 Setting the ShutterSpeedThe shutter speed is preset to auto mode,which automatically selects the optimalshutter speed for the ambi

Page 61 - 5 Press the DISPLAY/MODE SET

Advanced FeaturesCamera RecordingAdvanced Features 54Setting theCamcorder to FullAuto ModeYou can set all the settings shown in thescreen to Full Auto

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Advanced Features55 Scene Menu(Program AE)You can set the camcorder to a shootingmode that will create the best results for aspecific situation. Just

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Advanced FeaturesCamera RecordingAdvanced Features 56Digital PictureEffectsThese digital picture effects let you recordthe subject with a more dramati

Page 64 - Shutter Speed

Advanced Features57 Using the Time CodeThe time code shows the hour, minute andsecond of recording, and the frame number(1 frame = approx. 1/25 sec.).

Page 65 - SCENE MENU

Advanced FeaturesPlaybackAdvanced Features 58Audio DubbingFeatureYou can add narration to recordings madewith this camcorder, while preserving theorig

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Advanced Features59 Audio Dubbing1 Play back the Mini DV cassetterecorded in SP mode and locate thetape position where you wish to startaudio dubbing.

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v Supplied AccessoriesBattery packBT-L227CR1216 typelithium batteryfor camcorder Lens capStandard-lifebattery packBT-L227External battery withhand str

Page 68 - 16-bit audio recording

Advanced FeaturesPlaybackAdvanced Features 60Selecting the AudioPlayback ModeYou can select any of the following audioplayback modes.Audio 1H2• 12-bit

Page 69 - If you wish to change the

Advanced Features61 EditingVideo editing lets you refine your videos byremoving unwanted sequences from yourtape, or transposing one sequence withanot

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Advanced FeaturesPlaybackAdvanced Features 62Recording from anExternal Source(VL-Z300 only)You can use this camcorder to record oredit videos from ano

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Advanced Features63 To Record from an ExternalSource1 In Playback mode, press the MENUbutton to display the menu screen.2 Press l or m on the Operatio

Page 72 - (L/MONO)

Advanced FeaturesPlaybackAdvanced Features 64Editing with the DVTerminal (IEEE1394)This camcorder can be used as a digitalvideo editor. A DV cable tra

Page 73 - To Record from an External

Advanced Features65 To Record from Video Equip-ment (VL-Z300 only)1 Set the camcorder to Playback mode,and insert a Mini DV cassette.2 Begin playback

Page 74 - Terminal (IEEE1394)

Advanced FeaturesPlaybackAdvanced Features 66AV-OUTVIDEOS-VIDEOL-AUDIO-R(MONO):Using the Camcorderas a Converter(VL-Z300 only)You can use this camcord

Page 75 - To Record from Video Equip

Appendix67 Darker BrighterDecreaseDarkerIncreaseBrighter–+–+–+LCD BRI GHTLCD COLOURVF BRIGHT5 Press the MENU button to turn off themenu screen.Note:•

Page 76 - ONANLG DGTL

AppendixAppendix 68Turning off theConfirmation SoundA confirmation sound is made when youturn on or off the Power switch, press theRecord Start/Stop b

Page 77 - Appendix

Appendix69 Demonstration ModeYou can watch a brief demonstration of thespecial camcorder features in Demo mode.If the demonstration appears on the scr

Page 78 - Factory Presettings

viPrecautions• Before recording an important scene,please perform the recording test, thenplayback to check if the scene was re-corded properly. If n

Page 79 - D EMO MOD E

AppendixAppendix 70Position thesubject in thecentre.Focus manually whenyou need to positionthe subject off centre(see page 47).Useful InformationHints

Page 80 - Useful Information

Appendix71 Erasure protect tabAbout a tape recorded with high-definition camcorderThis camcorder cannot play back a taperecorded with high-definition

Page 81 - Mini DV Cassette

AppendixAppendix 72Battery PackThis camcorder uses a lithium-ion typebattery pack.Charging• Charge the battery pack immediately (or aday) before use.

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Appendix73 Windowcleaning coverAC Adapter• The AC adapter may interfere withreception if used near a radio.• Prevent flammables, liquids, and metalobj

Page 83 - Cleaning

AppendixAppendix 74Using Your CamcorderAbroadTelevision signal standards and electricalvoltages and frequencies vary substantiallyfrom country to coun

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Appendix75 TroubleshootingBefore calling for service, please check the following troubleshooting table.SymptomNo power.The Record Start/Stop button do

Page 85 - Troubleshooting

AppendixAppendix 76SymptomNo image appearson connected TVscreen.No image from an ex-ternal source ap-pears on thecamcorder screen.(VL-Z300 only)Cannot

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Appendix77 SymptomBattery pack is easilydepleted.Clock has been re-set.Cassette will noteject.No image on monitor.Viewfinder picture ishard to see.Mon

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AppendixAppendix 78Notes:• This unit is equipped with a microprocessor. Its performance could be adversely affected byexternal electrical noise or int

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Appendix79 SpecificationsCamcorderSignal System: PAL standardRecording System: 2 rotary heads, helical scanning systemCassette: Digital VCR Mini DV vi

Page 89 - Specifications

vii Dew Formation• What is “dew formation”?When cold water is poured into a glass,dew drops form on the glass. This clingingof water drops is called d

Page 90 - On-screen Display Index

AppendixAppendix 80On-screen Display IndexA U T OAUTO30minAUTOPAUSEPAUSEPAUSEA U T OAUTO30minAUTOSELECT SETFADEMANUAL SE TFOCUSAUTO FOCUSSETT ING 1QK.

Page 91 - Playback mode

Appendix81 SELECT SETOFFOTHERS 1BEEPREMOTEDEFAULTRETURNRETURNLCD SETBACKL IGHTLCD BRI GHTLCD COLOURRETURNVF BRIGHTPLAYBACKAUDI OANLG DGTLRETURNSETOTHE

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AppendixAppendix 82IndexAAC adapter ... 7, 8Audio dubbing ... 58, 59Audio playback mode

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Appendix83 MManual focus ... 47Manual setting ... 48MENU button ...

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