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VL-Z1H/hyou; 03/03/28/18:00
SHARP CORPORATION
SHARP ELECTRONICS (U.K.) LTD.
Sharp House, Thorp Road, Newton Heath
Manchester M40 5BE
Printed in Japan
TINSEA058WJZZ
03P04-JKG
Please read this operation manual
carefully before using the camcorder.
If you require any advice or assistance
regarding your Sharp product, please
visit our web-site www.sharp.co.uk/
customersupport. Customers without
Internet access may telephone 08705
274277 during office hours (or (01)676
0648 if telephoning from Ireland) .
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY CAMCORDER
OPERATION MANUAL
MODEL
VL
-
Z1H
VL-Z1H/hyou2/3; 03/3/31/18:00
This equipment complies with the requirements of Directives 89/336/EEC and 73/
23/EEC as amended by 93/68/EEC.
Dieses Gerät entspricht den Anforderungen der EG-Richtlinien 89/336/EWG und
73/23/EWG mit Änderung 93/68/EWG.
Ce matériel répond aux exigences contenues dans les directives 89/336/CEE et
73/23/CEE modifiées par la directive 93/68/CEE.
Dit apparaat voldoet aan de eisen van de richtlijnen 89/336/EEG en 73/23/EEG,
gewijzigd door 93/68/EEG.
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tillæg nr. 93/68/EEC.
Quest’ apparecchio è conforme ai requisiti delle direttive 89/336/EEC e 73/23/
EEC, come emendata dalla direttiva 93/68/EEC.
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Este equipamento obedece às exigências das directivas 89/336/CEE e 73/23/
CEE, na sua versão corrigida pela directiva 93/68/CEE.
Este aparato satisface las exigencias de las Directivas 89/336/CEE y 73/23/CEE,
modificadas por medio de la 93/68/CEE.
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så som kompletteras av 93/68/EEC.
Dette produktet oppfyller betingelsene i direktivene 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC i
endringen 93/68/EEC.
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DISP.
DUB
EFFECT
SELECT SET
OFF
OTHERS 1
BEEP
REMOTE
DEFAULT
RETURN
LCD SET
BACKL I GHT
LCD BRI GHT
LCD COLOUR
RETURN
VF BRIGHT
DATE D I SP.
AUD I O DUB
PI C. EFFECT
M
ENU
DATE
AUDIO
PIC.
M
ENU
PLAYBACK
AUDI O
RETURN
SET
OTHERS 2
T IME CODE
TC OUT
RETURN
ROTATE PB
AUDIO
21
+
FFREWSTOPPLAY
4002.6.2
03:01
p. 46
p. 59
Playback mode
p. 63
p. 42
p. 62
p. 54
p. 54
p. 61
p. 60
p. 60
p. 60
p. 45
p. 58
p. 28
p. 44
p. 23
p. 59
ii
Appendix
75
iii
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard,
do not expose this apparatus to
dripping or splashing. No
objects filled with liquids, such
as vases, should be placed on
the apparatus.
This equipment should be used with the
recommended AC adapter or battery
pack.
CAUTION
To prevent electric shocks and fire
hazards, do NOT use any other power
source.
Important:
Recording and playback of any material
may require consent. Please refer
particularly to the provisions of the
Copyright Act 1956, the Dramatic and
Musical Performers Protection Act 1958,
the Performers Protection Acts 1963 and
1972 and to any subsequent statutory
enactments and orders.
CAUTION
To prevent shock, do not open the
cabinet. No user serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to a qualified
dealer or service centre.
Power supply:
WARNING: THIS AC ADAPTER
IS NOT FOR USE WITH TOYS.
THIS AC ADAPTER IS FOR USE
WITH SHARP CAMCORDER
MODEL VL-Z1H ONLY.
This unit can be operated by
connecting it to either the AC adapter
or battery pack. The AC adapter
incorporates the AUTO VOLTAGE (AC
110–240 V, 50/60 Hz) function.
iv
SPECIAL NOTE FOR USERS IN THE U.K.
The mains lead of this product is fitted with a non-rewireable (moulded) plug
incorporating a 3A fuse. Should the fuse need to be replaced, a BSI or ASTA
approved BS 1362 fuse marked or and of the same rating as above, which
is also indicated on the pin face of the plug, must be used.
Always refit the fuse cover after replacing the fuse. Never use the plug without the
fuse cover fitted.
In the unlikely event of the socket outlet in your home not being compatible with
the plug supplied, cut-off the mains plug and fit an appropriate type.
DANGER: The fuse from the cut-off plug should be removed and the cut-off plug
destroyed immediately and disposed of in a safe manner.
Under no circumstances should the cut-off plug be inserted
elsewhere into a 13A socket outlet, as a serious electric shock may
occur.
To fit an appropriate plug to the mains lead, follow the instructions below:
IMPORTANT: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the
following code:
Blue: Neutral
Brown: Live
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this product may not correspond
with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as
follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the plug terminal which
is marked N or coloured black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the plug terminal
which is marked L or coloured red.
Ensure that neither the brown nor the blue wire is connected to the earth terminal
in your three- pin plug.
Before replacing the plug cover make sure that:
If the new fitted plug contains a fuse, its value is the same as that removed
from the cut-off plug.
The cord grip is clamped over the sheath of the mains lead and not simply
over the lead wires.
IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT, CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
v
NOTE:
The LCD panel of this camcorder is a very high technology product with more
than 215,000 thin-film transistors*, giving you fine picture detail. Occasionally, a
pixel may appear on the screen as a fixed point of blue, green, red, or black.
Please note that this does not affect the performance of your camcorder.
*Specifications are subject to change without notice.
vi
Part Names ............................................................. 1
Warning Indicators .................................................. 4
Operation References
Preparation
Basic Operations
Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack ............. 5
Charging the Battery Pack ...................................... 7
Powering the Camcorder from an AC Outlet .......... 8
Inserting and Removing a Cassette ....................... 9
Installing the Lithium Batteries .............................. 10
Setting the Date and Time .................................... 12
Using the Lens Cap .............................................. 13
Adjusting the Hand Strap ..................................... 14
Using the Grip ....................................................... 14
Detaching the Lens Hood ..................................... 15
Using the Viewfinder ............................................. 15
Using the LCD Monitor ......................................... 17
Tips on Recording Positions ................................. 18
Camera Recording
Easy Camera Recording in Full Auto Mode .......... 19
Zooming ................................................................ 20
Power Standby Mode ........................................... 21
Turning on/off the Backlight .................................. 21
Auto Focus ............................................................ 22
Macro Shots .......................................................... 22
Remaining Recording Time Display ..................... 23
Remaining Battery Power Display ........................ 23
Playback
Playback ............................................................... 24
Volume Control ......................................................25
Still ........................................................................ 25
Video Search ......................................................... 25
Watching Playback on a TV .................................. 26
Contents
Supplied Accessories ........................................................................................ ix
Optional Accessories ......................................................................................... ix
Precautions ......................................................................................................... x
vii
Useful Features
Control Buttons ..................................................... 27
Using the Mode Screens ...................................... 27
Using the Menu Screens....................................... 28
Camera Recording
Setting the Digital Zoom ....................................... 29
Backlight Compensation (BLC) ............................ 30
Gain-up ................................................................. 31
Fade in and Fade out ............................................ 32
Quick Return ......................................................... 33
Edit Search............................................................ 34
Still Recording ....................................................... 34
Digital Image Stabilization (DIS) ........................... 35
Self Recording ...................................................... 36
Wide Screen (16:9) ............................................... 38
Recording in LP (Long Play Recording) Mode ..... 39
Windbreak ............................................................. 40
Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording Mode......... 41
Playback
Using the Remote Control
(Not supplied) .....................................................42
Playback Functions with the Remote Control
(Not supplied) .....................................................43
Selecting the Date and Time of Recording
Display ................................................................44
Picture Effect Playback .........................................45
Rotate Playback .................................................... 46
Advanced Features
Camera Recording
Manual Focus ....................................................... 47
Returning to Auto Focus ....................................... 48
Displaying the Manual Setting Screen .................. 48
White Balance Lock .............................................. 49
Manual Iris ............................................................ 50
Manual Gain .......................................................... 51
Setting the Camcorder to Full Auto Mode............. 52
Scene Menu (Program AE) ................................... 53
viii
Advanced Features
Playback
Using the Time Code ............................................ 54
Editing ................................................................... 55
Editing with the DV Terminal (IEEE1394) .............. 56
Audio Dubbing Feature......................................... 57
Selecting the Audio Playback Mode ..................... 59
Appendix
Picture/Backlight Adjustments .............................. 60
Turning off the Confirmation Sound ...................... 62
Setting the Camcorder to Factory Presettings ...... 63
Demonstration Mode ............................................ 64
Useful Information ................................................. 65
Troubleshooting .................................................... 70
Specifications ....................................................... 73
On-screen Display Index ...................................... 74
Note:
• Before requesting service, please read “Troubleshooting” carefully. (See pages 70–
72.)
Contents
ix
Supplied Accessories
Battery pack
BT-L226
Audio/video/S-video
cable
CR1216 type
lithium battery
Lens cap
Optional Accessories
AC adapter
Power cord
Standard-life
battery pack
BT-L226
External battery with
hand strap
BT-LCA1
x
Precautions
Before recording an important scene,
please perform the recording test, then
playback to check if the scene was re-
corded properly. If noise occurs, use a
commercially available cleaning tape to
clean the video heads (see page xii).
When the camcorder is not in use, re-
member to remove the cassette tape,
turn off the power, and disconnect the
camcorder from the power source.
Do not aim the lens at the sun.
Do not allow direct sunlight to strike the
camcorder lens, whether or not recording
is in progress, as it may damage the CCD
sensor. Be particularly careful when re-
cording outside.
Avoid magnetic sources.
Using the camcorder near
strong fluorescent lights,
motors, televisions, or
other magnetic sources
may adversely affect re-
corded images.
Using the camcorder near a broad-
casting station or other powerful trans-
mission source may cause buzzing or
picture deterioration.
Avoid shocks and dropping.
Do not drop or otherwise sub-
ject the camcorder to hard
shocks or strong vibrations.
Bumping or striking the unit
during recording will gener-
ate noise in the recorded im-
age.
Avoid placing the
camcorder in close
proximity to lighting
equipment.
The heat from in-
candescent lights
may deform the
camcorder, or
cause it to malfunction.
Always respect prohibitions or restric-
tions on the use of electronic equipment
on commercial flights or in other sensi-
tive areas.
Be aware of the temperature and humid-
ity.
You can use your camcorder at 0°C to
L40°C, and at 30% to 80% relative hu-
midity. Do not store the unit in an
unventilated car in the summer, in direct
sunlight, or near
strong heat
sources; this can
result in severe
damage to the unit
casing and cir-
cuitry.
Avoid situations where water, sand, dust
or other foreign matter could get on or
inside the camcorder, and do not use or
leave your camcorder in areas with ex-
cessive smoke, steam or moisture.
Such environments can cause malfunc-
tions or cause mil-
dew to form on the
lenses. Be sure to
keep the unit in a
well-ventilated loca-
tion.
Some small, portable tri-
pods may be difficult to
attach and may not be
sturdy enough to sup-
port your camcorder. Be
sure to use only a
strong, stable tripod.
When using your camcorder in a cold
environment, the LCD monitor screen of-
ten appears less bright immediately af-
ter the power is turned on. This is not a
malfunction. To prevent the camcorder
from becoming too cold, wrap it in a
thick cloth (a blanket, etc.).
xi
Dew Formation
What is “dew formation”?
When cold water is poured into a glass,
dew drops form on the glass. This clinging
of water drops is called dew formation.
When dew forms in your camcorder.
Dew will gradually form on the head drum
of your camcorder and make the video
tape stick to the head. This causes
damage both to the head and the tape.
When dew forms, recording and playback
may not function properly.
Dew is likely to form in the following
circumstances:
When moving the camcorder from a
cold place to a warm place.
When placing the camcorder in a cold
room which is then heated rapidly.
When moving the camcorder outdoors
from an air conditioned room or car.
When placing the camcorder in the
direct path of air
blowing from an air
conditioner.
When placing the
camcorder in a
humid room.
How to prevent trouble.
When using the camcorder in a place
where dew is likely to form, allow the
camcorder and the video tape to
acclimatise to the surroundings for about
one hour.
For example, when bringing the
camcorder indoors after skiing, place it in
a plastic bag.
1 Be sure to tightly seal the plastic bag
containing the camcorder.
2 Remove the bag when the air tem-
perature inside it reaches the tempera-
ture of the room.
“Dew” warning feature
If dew forms, the word “DEW” flashes on
the screen, and the power will automati-
cally turn off in approximately 10 seconds.
Plastic bag
1 If “DEW” flashes, remove the cassette,
leave the cassette compartment open,
and wait for a few hours to allow the
camcorder to acclimatise to the
surrounding temperature.
2 To use the camcorder again, turn on the
power after waiting for a few hours. Be
sure that “DEW” has disappeared.
3 Do not insert a cassette while “DEW” is
flashing; this may result in damage to
the tape.
4 Since dew forms gradually, it may take
10 to 15 minutes before the dew
warning feature engages.
xii
Dirty Video Heads
When the video heads have become
clogged with dirt (dust and tape coating
particles),
• mosaic-like noise appears on the
playback picture. (see illustrations above)
• playback pictures do not move.
• during playback, the whole screen
becomes blue.
Using a Cleaning Tape (Commer-
cially Available)
You can clean the video head with a
commercially available cleaning tape.
Notes:
• Excessive use of the cleaning tape may
cause damage to the video heads. Please
read the instructions accompanying the
cleaning tape carefully before using it.
• The fast forward and rewind functions cannot
be used when the cleaning tape is in the
camcorder.
• If the video heads again become clogged
with dirt soon after cleaning, this might be
caused by a damaged tape. In this case,
stop using that cassette immediately.
1 Insert a cleaning tape into the
camcorder.
2 Hold down the Lock button and set
the Power switch to w.
The video head cleaning screen
appears.
3 Press m on the Operation button to
begin video head cleaning.
“NOW CLEANING” flashes during
cleaning.
After about 20 seconds, video head
cleaning automatically finishes, and
“EJECT THE CASSETTE.” displays.
4 Remove the cleaning tape.
To cancel cleaning, press l.
Causes of video head clogging
• High-temperature and high-humidity
environment
• A lot of dust in the air
• Damaged tape
• Worn tape
• Long-time use
• Dew formation
If the video heads become clogged, the
v indicator appears on the screen. Contact
your SHARP dealer for further advice or
refer to page 70 “Troubleshooting”.
Precautions
STOPSTART
CLEANI NG
CLEANINGNOW
Striped noise
Mosaic noise
Operation References
1
Operation References
Part Names
For details on the use of each part, refer to the page number indicated in
parentheses.
Front view
Zoom lens
DISPLAY button (p. 27)
Operation button (p. 27)
Monaural microphone
LCD LAMP button (p. 21)
Operation References
Operation References
2
Lithium battery cover (p. 10)
Tripod socket*
Left view
Dioptre adjustment dial (p. 16)
Battery release (pp. 6, 10)
* When attaching a tripod
with a guide pin, do not
attach the pin to the bottom
of the camcorder.
LCD monitor
(p. 17)
DV terminal (p. 56)
DC IN jack (pp. 7, 8)
AV terminal
(pp. 26, 55)
Terminal cover
(pp. 26, 55, 56)
Operation References
3
Viewfinder (pp. 15, 16)
Power Zoom Wide angle/
Telephoto control (p. 20)/
VOLume control (p. 25)
Start/Stop button
(p. 19)
PHOTO button
(p. 34)
Power switch (v Camera
Recording mode/w Playback
mode select switch) (pp. 19, 24)
STANDBY button
(p. 21)
STANDBY indicator
(p. 21)
POWER/CHARGE
(RED) indicator
(pp. 7, 8, 19)
DC IN jack cover
(pp. 7, 8)
Cassette holder (p. 9)
Cassette compartment
door release (p. 9)
Cassette compartment door (p. 9)
Right view
Hand strap (p. 14)
Speaker
Window cleaning cover
(p. 68)
Operation References
Operation References
4
Warning Indicators
If a warning indicator appears on the screen, follow the specified instructions.
Displayed for the
first 3 seconds
Displayed after
3 seconds
Description of warning
There is no video cassette in the camcorder.
Insert a cassette (see page 9).
INSERT
A CASSETTE.
BATTERY IS
TOO LOW.
PROTECT. TAB
CHANGE THE
CASSETTE.
EJECT THE
CASSETTE.
EJECT THE
CASSETTE.
CASSETTE NOT
RECORDABLE.
The video cassette is defective and should be
removed (see page 9).
The erasure protect tab on the video cassette
has been slid to the record-protect position,
preventing recording (see page 66).
The tape is about to end. Prepare a new
cassette.
THE
ENDS SOON.
TAPE
DEW
LAMP
LAMP
DEW
The tape has reached the end. Replace it with a
new cassette (see page 9).
The battery is almost depleted. Replace it with
a fully charged battery pack (see pages 5, 6).
Dew has formed inside the camcorder. Wait a
few hours for the dew to dry away (see page
xi).
About 10 seconds after this warning appears,
the camcorder automatically turns off.
The video heads are clogged and should be
cleaned (see page xii).
The fluorescent lamp behind the LCD monitor is
close to the end of its service life. Call your local
authorized Sharp dealer to have it replaced.
TAPE END
TAPE END
Note:
N indicates a flashing display.
Preparation
5
Preparation
Attaching and
Removing the Battery
Pack
Attaching
1 Make sure that the Power
switch is set to OFF.
2 Open the LCD monitor to a 90° angle
to the camcorder body.
3 Slide the battery pack in the direction
of the arrow with the m” mark facing
out.
4 Push the battery pack in the direction
of the arrow until it clicks.
90˚
Power switch
m mark
Preparation
Preparation
6
Removing
1 Make sure that the Power switch is
set to OFF, then open the LCD
monitor to a 90° angle to the
camcorder body.
90˚
2 Slide the battery release in the
direction of the arrow.
3 Take the battery pack out.
Notes:
BEFORE REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK,
ALWAYS STOP RECORDING OR PLAY-
BACK AND TURN THE POWER OFF.
Removing the battery pack while shooting or
during playback may damage the tape by
causing it to wrap around the video head
drum.
Remove the battery pack from the camcorder
if you will not use the camcorder for a long
period of time.
Make sure that the battery pack is firmly
attached during operation. If it is not, the
battery pack may come off or camcorder
operation may fail because of the poor
contact pressure.
To prevent damage to the battery pack when
removing, be sure to firmly hold the battery
pack while pressing the release.
Use only SHARP model BT-L226 battery
packs with this camcorder. Use of other
batteries may create a risk of fire or
explosion.
Before closing the LCD monitor, make sure
the battery pack is properly attached to the
camcorder, otherwise the monitor may be
damaged.
Battery release
Preparation
7
Charging the Battery
Pack
1
Attach the battery pack on the
camcorder, and make sure that the
Power switch is set to OFF.
2 Open the DC IN jack cover.
3 Connect the supplied power cord
to the AC power socket on the AC
adapter, and insert the AC plug
into a power outlet.
4 Insert the DC plug into the DC IN
jack of the camcorder.
The POWER/CHARGE (RED)
indicator lights up red.
The POWER/CHARGE (RED) indicator
turns off when the battery is charged.
BT-L226
Charging
time
Battery
pack
Max.
continuous
recording time
Max.
continuous
playback time
on LCD
120
120 105
LCD
closed
LCD
open
105
5 Remove the DC plug from the DC IN
jack, then remove the AC adapter
from the power outlet.
Charging time and maximum
continuous recording and playback
times
The chart specifies the approximate times in
minutes.
Notes:
Charge the battery pack between 10°C and
30°C. The battery pack may not charge
properly at temperatures too low or too
high.
The battery pack and AC adapter become
warm during charging. This is not a
malfunction.
Using the zoom (see page 20) and other
functions or turning the power on and off
frequently will increase power consump-
tion. This may result in a decrease in the
actual recording time compared to the
maximum continuous recording time listed
above.
The charging time and recording time may
vary depending on the ambient tempera-
ture and the condition of the battery pack.
See pages 67 and 68 for more information on
using the battery pack.
Charge only SHARP model BT-L226 battery
packs. Other types of battery packs may
burst, causing personal injury and damage.
When attaching the supplied audio/video/S-
video cable, remove the DC plug, open the
terminal cover and connect it.
DC IN jack cover
DC plug
DC IN jack
POWER/CHARGE (RED)
indicator
AC power socket
To power
outlet
Preparation
Preparation
8
Powering the
Camcorder from an
AC Outlet
You can also power the camcorder from a
power outlet by using the supplied AC
adapter.
Note:
The supplied AC adapter is specially
designed for use with this camcorder, and
should not be used as a power supply for
other camcorders.
1 Make sure that the Power switch is
set to OFF.
2 Open the DC IN jack cover.
3 Connect the supplied power cord
to the AC power socket on the AC
adapter, and insert the AC plug
into a power outlet.
4 Insert the DC plug into the DC IN
jack of the camcorder.
5 Hold down the Lock button and set
the Power switch to v or w.
The POWER/CHARGE (RED)
indicator lights up green.
Notes:
BEFORE REMOVING THE DC PLUG,
ALWAYS STOP RECORDING OR PLAY-
BACK AND TURN THE POWER OFF.
Removing the DC plug while shooting or
during playback may damage the tape by
causing it to wrap around the video head
drum.
Disconnect the AC adapter from the
camcorder if you will not use the camcorder
for a long period of time.
To power
outlet
AC power socket
DC IN jack
DC IN jack cover
POWER/CHARGE (RED)
indicator
DC plug
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