User manual SONY MPK-DVF6

[. . . ] You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] Be sure that the dry battery for the monitor is not old. We recommend you use battery packs with a large capacity and prepare a spare battery and dry batterys. S Be sure that a video tape and "Memory Stick" have enough left. s Check that there are no scratches or cracks on the O-ring. S Make sure there is no dust, sand, or hair between the front shell and the rear shell. S Be sure that the lithium battery has enough power. If the remaining battery capacity is enough, when you press the ZOOM, PHOTO, or START/ STOP button, the Flash lamp Battery lights up. check this indicator as check a criterion. If the flash lamp does indicator not light, exchange for a new Right one. We suggest that you grip prepare spare ones. Recording underwater is different from recording on land because it is affected by the clarity, depth of the water, and the light conditions. The following are hints for good recording underwater. When the sun is at its highest, optimum results can be obtained. To record is in dark places as the sun does not reach or at night, use a powerful underwater video light. Since the refractive index underwater is higher than that in air, objects appear 1/4 closer, and therefore larger. This phenomenon affects the lens on the camcorder as well as human the eye. an unstable shot will be magnified on the TV screen. Move the camcorder as slowly as possible. Since most of the objects underwater move, you can record a good shot without moving the camcorder too much. Be sure to follow the safety rules for diving, such as diving period and depth. Now you are ready for underwater recording. When you dive with the camcorder, dive slowly, paying attention to the surrounding environment. [. . . ] If sea water enters through scratches in the coating, the salt can corrode the metal parts of the marine pack unit and cause the coating to peel off. After recording in the sea, submerge the marine pack in tap water or fresh water for about 30 minutes before undoing the buckles to completely remove any salt from the marine pack unit, filter, and wide-conversion lens. After washing, wipe any water from the inside of the marine pack and the loaded video camcorder with a soft dry cloth. * Always follow the above precautions when you use the marine pack. [. . . ]