Cassette Loading - JVC GY-DV300 Bedienungsanleitung

PREPARATIONS FOR OPERATION
Erasure-prevention
switch
Cassette holder
Loading the Cassette
Use a videocassette tape marked MiniDV.
● To record, slide the switch on the back for use in
preventing accidental erasure to the "REC" side.
● Remove any the tape slack before loading.
1.
Slide the EJECT switch on the top section of
the GY-DV300 and then open the cassette
cover.
2.
Insert a videocassette into the cassette slot.
With the window in the cassette facing outward
and the erasure-prevention switch up, push
down on the center section of the cassette back,
ensuring that the cassette is inserted straight
and all the way.
3.
Slowly push the "PUSH HERE" section on the
cassette holder with a finger until a click is
heard. Confirm that the cassette holder does
not come up when you remove your finger.
4.
Gently close the cassette cover by pushing it
in all the way.
When the power is turned on, the condition
varies as shown in the following table.
Erasure-Prevention Switch Position
MODE
Switch
REC
CAM A Recording-
or standby mode
CAM B
VTR
* After the cassette cover is closed, it takes about
11 seconds before the unit can start recording
or before it enters the STOP mode.
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Tape window
Cassette cover
SAVE
STOP mode. REC
INHIBIT displayed on
the LCD screen and
the viewfinder screen.
STOP mode

Cassette Loading

Videocassette
Unloading the Cassette
1.
In the recording-standby or STOP mode, slide
the EJECT switch to the side and then fully open
the cassette cover.
● Tape ejection starts. It takes a few seconds
before the cassette is ejected.
2.
Take out the videocassette.
3.
Close the cassette cover.
CAUTION:
• Do not slide the EJECT switch during record-
ing. If the EJECT switch is slid during
recording, the tape is ejected.
• Do not leave the unit for a long period with the
cassette cover open. Dirt or other foreign
objects may enter the unit and cause
malfunction.
• When the cassette tape is inserted, press the
"PUSH HERE" section on the cassette holder
to lock the cassette holder properly. Then close
the cassette cover.
Refrain from repeatedly raising and lowering
the cassette holder when the cassette holder
is not completely locked. The tape could
become slack as a result of the operation.
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VOLUME
EJECT switch
EJECT