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Heat on surface of product:

• The surface of the DVD Video Camera will be slightly warm, but this does not indicate a fault.

Screen on connected TV:

• Never leave the disc navigation screen, still image or camera image displayed on your TV to which the DVD Video

Camera is connected: Doing so could result in displayed image retention or phosphor degradation of TV screen.

Be careful of ambient temperature:

• Using the DVD Video Camera in a place where the temperature is over 140ºF (40°C) or under 32ºF (0°C) will result

in abnormal recording/playback.

• Take care that the temperature of this DVD Video Camera, when connected to a PC does not rise excessively

(reference for usage: approx. 30 minutes at about 86ºF (30ºC).

• Do not leave the DVD Video Camera on a beach or in a closed vehicle where the temperature is very high for a

long time: This could cause malfunctions.

Do not point directly at the sun:

• If direct sunlight strikes the lens or viewfinder, the DVD Video Camera could malfunction or a fire could occur.

• Do not leave the DVD Video Camera with the LCD screen exposed to direct sunlight: This could cause

malfunctions.

Do not use the DVD Video Camera near TV or radio:

• This could cause noise to appear on the TV screen or in radio broadcasts.

Do not use the DVD Video Camera near strong radio waves or magnetism:

• If the DVD Video Camera is used near strong radio waves or magnetism, such as near a radio wave tower or electric

appliances, noise could enter video and audio that are being recorded. During playback of normally recorded video

and audio, noise may also be present in picture and sound.

At worst the DVD Video Camera could malfunction.

Do not expose the DVD Video Camera to soot or steam:

• Thick soot or steam could damage the DVD Video Camera case or cause malfunctions.

Do not use the DVD Video Camera near corrosive gas:

• If the DVD Video Camera is used in a place where there is dense exhaust gas generated by gasoline or diesel engines,

or corrosive gas such as hydrogen sulfide, the external or internal terminals could corrode, disabling normal

operation, or the battery connecting terminals could corrode, so that power will not turn on.

Do not use the DVD Video Camera near ultrasonic humidifier:

• Calcium and other chemicals dissolved in water could scatter in the air, and white particles could adhere to the

optical head of the DVD Video Camera, which could cause it to operate abnormally.

Do not expose the DVD Video Camera to insecticide:

• Insecticide entering the DVD Video Camera could dirty the lens in the laser pickup block, and in such a case the

DVD Video Camera might not operate normally. Turn the DVD Video Camera off and cover it with vinyl sheet,

etc. before using insecticide.

Do not use an optional 8 cm CD lens cleaner:

• Cleaning the lens is not necessary when using this DVD Video Camera in the usual way.

• Using 8 cm CD lens cleaner could cause this DVD Video Camera to malfunction.

Do not touch the lens in laser pickup block.

• If you touch the lens in the laser pickup block directly it may cause malfunctions. Laser pickup block is not a

compensable part. Therefore, pay much attention when operating this camera.

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Brand	Panasonic
Model	VDR-M70PP
Category	Camcorders
File type	PDF
File size	8.34 MB

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