Sears 934.53735190 series, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...e features in your video camera recorder Record in space provided below the Model No and the Serial No as found on the label on the rear of your video camera recorder Model No Serial No Retain this in...

Page 2: ...y until DEW Light stop flashing NOTE POWER Light is used as DEW Light When POWER Light is continuously on it is the POWER Indicator When it flashes it is the DEW Indicator DEW POWER Light PRECAUTIONS...

Page 3: ...d accessories besides the Camera Recorder Unit itself before disposing of the packing material 1 Carrying Case 2 Lead acid rechargeable Battery Pack 1 hour type 3 AC Adaptor Charger 4 Audio Video Outp...

Page 4: ...e outlet To prevent electric shock do not use this polarized plug with an extension cord receptacle or other outlet unless the blades can be r _ _ fully inserted without blade exposure If you need an...

Page 5: ...ng Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 1 5 Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this video product through openings as they may touch da...

Page 6: ...ill not be stepped on tripped over or otherwise sub jected to damage or stress 9 Do not operate charger with damaged cord or plug replace them immediately 10 An extension cord should not be used unles...

Page 7: ...making 29 Eyepiece adjustment 31 Producing best color program 31 Viewing the picture played back on your TV 32 Display button 34 Linear time counter 34 Memory 35 Time remaining 35 F search and R searc...

Page 8: ...der lens assembly NOTES Auto focusing will not operate correctly when the Telephoto or Wide angle lens is attached to the Video Camera Recorder Shading at corners may occur near the Wide angle end ext...

Page 9: ...ger Accessory No 3 with that on the side of the Video Camera Recorder so that it fits into the grooves flat against the rear of the Cam era Recorder and slide the AC Adaptor Charger downward as illust...

Page 10: ...volts such as Sears Part No 46 23858 3 BATTERY PACK CHECKING When the E indication in the Electronic Viewfinder appears and flashes while the Video Camera Recorder is operated with a Battery pack Acce...

Page 11: ...nded length of time without being recharged you may not be able to recharge it 6 A Battery charged after being stored for a long period may not supply power for the specified time Additional rechargin...

Page 12: ...mode automatically NOTE If the erase prevention tab on the cassette is removed or no cassette is inserted TAPE in the viewfinder will flash for several seconds and the Camera Recorder will not enter r...

Page 13: ...er and sound can be heard by earphone Not supplied NOTE If you connect the Video Camera Recorder to your TV you can see the picture played back on your TV Refer to VIEWING THE PICTURE PLAYED BACK ON Y...

Page 14: ...pen this cover _ when the camera light is not attached and the _ camera recorder is turned on Microphone Sensitive to sounds coming from the direction in which the camera is pointed Zoom Ring Manual Z...

Page 15: ...See VARIABLE SHU I rER SPEED on page 22 REVIEW Button Used to review the last few seconds of the re segment in the record pause mode See page 21 TITLE Button Pressthis Button to create and record pers...

Page 16: ...o turn _ Camera Recorder off POWER Light illuminates when POWER ON OFF Button is pressed and Camera Recorder is on VCR CAM era Select Switch This Switch changes the Camera Recorder tc the record mode...

Page 17: ...the microphone or played back may be monitored by attaching earphone Not supplied to this jack VIDEO DUB Button This Button is used to record new video in place of existing video without erasing the...

Page 18: ...ette Holder Be aware of the Cassette direction when inserting NOTE Power source must be connected to open the Cassette Holder Clock Battery Compartment Pull the tab to open the cover and install the I...

Page 19: ...s during the fast forward mode PAUSE appears during the record pause stand by mode Shows linear time counter and time remaining MIC Jack Connect an external microphone Not supplied here to record soun...

Page 20: ...ance between the Auto Focus Window and the object is measured and the Focus Ring is automatically turned for focusing However with the scenes such as shown below the auto focusing may not operate prop...

Page 21: ...ject by turning the Focus Ring NOTE If focusing is performed without zooming up first the picture may become out of focus when the zoom in is done during actual picture taking 4 Then zoom out from the...

Page 22: ...after using If you fail to release the macro mode before returning to normal shooting the pictures will be out of focus and Auto Focus will not operate MACRO Button Power Zoom Switch FOCUS AUTO MAN Sw...

Page 23: ...000 will disappear When shooting at the 1 1000 speed more light is re quired because the pictures become darker than the normal shooting at 1 60 speed When there is in sufficient light LOW LIGHT appea...

Page 24: ...CAM pos tion 4 Insert the cassette NOTE Power source must be connected to the Camera Recorder 5 Turn on power of Camera Recorder 6 Turn on your TV or VCR and tune it to the channel you wish to record...

Page 25: ...io from the external microphone or built in micro phone Connecting an external microphone also switches off the built in microphone automatically 1 Insert a recorded tape Be sure that the record safet...

Page 26: ...g 2 Set VCR CAM Select Switch to VCR 3 Press PLAY Button and then REW or F FWD Button to search to the approximate pos ition of the tape on which you want to dub a picture 4 Press PLAY Button again to...

Page 27: ...four hours the Camera Recorder will automatically record an index mark at the beginning of the new recording Later when you play back the indexed tape in a VCR that has a compatible indexing feature...

Page 28: ...advance rapidly When the correct date appears press ENTER Button 7 Press SELECT Button to select year and then press ENTER Button I2_0OAM 1 5 90 8 Press SELECT Button as many times as may be required...

Page 29: ...se the operation time of the battery pack becomes shorter because the power consumption of the camera light is high POWER Button POWER ON OFF Button 5 To remove the camera light slide the camera light...

Page 30: ...the place you want to begin your title 4 Select the first character for your title by pressingthe or Button repeatedly until the desired character appears NOTE Each title can contain up to one line o...

Page 31: ...t the VCR in the recording mode and Camera Recorder in the playback mode 4 Press TITLE Button when you see the scene where you want to record the title 5 Press TITLE Button to erase the display from t...

Page 32: ...ck light Base light from upper right a little weaker Approximate brightness value for reference only Illumination of 500 to 100 000 iux is required for clearest pictures though the camera can shoot an...

Page 33: ...s Video Camera Recorder Example 1 If your TV is a regular TV UHF Antenna I VHF Antenna TV 4 This is an adaptor of 75 300 ohm combination type and may be used as applicable I qv_ 75 ohm Coaxial Cable W...

Page 34: ...n on the Video Camera Recorder and then insert the cassette 9 Set VCR CAM Select Switch to VCR po sition 10 Press POWER ON OFF Button on 11 Press PLAY Button 12 After playing press STOP Button POWER O...

Page 35: ...ress Removes Display 1 LINEAR TIME COUNTER Shows length of tape run in hours minutes and se conds Press DISPLAY Button to select the linear time counter display Load a cassette into the camera recorde...

Page 36: ...TOP Button 7 Press REW Button The tape will be rewound to the preselected point at 0 00 00 indication NOTE The tape will also stop approximately at 0 00 00 during fast forward mode REW Button STOP But...

Page 37: ...re will be some noise interference in the F search or R search pictures REWIND Button F F 3 VD Button PAUSE When PAUSE Button is pressed during playback a still picture can be seen To start again pres...

Page 38: ...between scene glitches that are common on Camera Recorders without this feature To permit smooth editing while recording F FWD REW and PLAY Buttons can be pressed while the VCR CAM Select Switch is i...

Page 39: ...cessory No 4 To To AUDIO IN VIDEO IN 1 Connect the Audio Video Output Cable Accessory No 4 to AV OUT of your Camera Recorder 2 Connect the other ends to AUDIO IN VIDEO IN respectively 3 Play the tape...

Page 40: ...pressed Picture is out of focus Auto Focus does not operate Check Point Correction Remove the Lens Cap Press POWER ON OFF Button on Set VCR CAM Select Switch to CAM po sition The cassette has had the...

Page 41: ...rk properly with Camera Recorder Tape is damaged Try another cassette TV set has VIR circuit Turn it off during playback Color of your TV screen is too bright too faint or changes DEW LIGHT Symptom Ch...

Page 42: ...Camera Recorder should a need ever exist for repair parts or service simply contact any Sears Service Center or Sears Roebuck and Co store Be sure to provide all pertinent facts when you call or visit...

Page 43: ...n press PAUSE Button where you want to copy 4 Press RECORD Button on the VCR The VCR au tomatically enters record pause mode NOTE If the VCR begins to record instead of paus ing you will need to chang...

Page 44: ...ies only to video camera recorders which are used for private household purposes TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE SIMPLY RETURN THE VIDEO CAMERA RECORDER TO THE NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER DEPARTMENT IN TH...