Canon XL 1 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 3

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• Loading and unloading a cassette

1. Make sure that you have inserted a power source.

2. Slide the EJECT button across to release the cover.

• Wait a couple of seconds for the cassette compartment to open automatically.

3. Load or unload the cassette.

• Insert the cassette gently with the window facing out.

• Remove the cassette by pulling it straight out.

4. Press the mark on the compartment until it clicks.

5. Click the cover back into place.

1. Turn the POWER dial to a recording program or to VCR.

2. Slide open the red cover to reveal the menu operation keys.

3. Press the MENU button to open the menu.

4. Press r or t cursor key to move the arrow up or down the display.

5. Press the e cursor key to select your chosen option from the menu.

• Your selected option remains on the screen and all other options are removed.

6. Press the r or t cursor keys to choose its setting.

• You can return to the full menu by pressing the e cursor key.

7. Press the MENU button to close the menu.

• Close the red cover to hide the menu operation keys.

Menu:

Zebra (shows if too much light is hitting the camera)

16: 9 (off)

Movie mode – normal (movement is smooth)

Frame (not as smooth, better for a sunrise shot)

Sensor (on)

Tally lamp (record lamp which indicates that the camera is recording)

Audio mode: 16 bit (2 channels) – if you use the front mic, lose back sound

12 bit ST-1 (4 channels) – can use front mic, radio mic, lappelle mic

12 bit ST-1-2

Audio 1 in

line

Mic att 20 – pump up level if low or chop off level if high

Audio 2 in

(if set at 12 ST-1-2 can change settings but sacrifice quality)

Rec mode

SP (short play)

LP (long play) – extends tape usage

D/time set

does not have to be visible. Indicates when the shot was taken

but poorer quality