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4  Double click the “NO_NAME” icon.•  You can view images stored on the Memory 
Card and also save them to your hard disk.
•  Please do not change file or folder names on the 
Personal Computer. The images on the Memory 
Card may not be able to be viewed on the 
Camcorder.
3  Connect the Camcorder to your Macintosh 
with USB Cable.
„ For  Macintosh
1  Insert the Memory Card into the Camcorder.
2  Set the Camcorder to PC Mode.
To Disconnect USB Cable Safely
„ For  WindowsIf USB Cable is disconnected while computer is on, 
error dialog may appear. In such case click [OK] 
and close the dialog box. By following the steps 
below you can disconnect the cable safely.
1  Double click the  icon in task tray.•  Hardware disconnect dialog appears.
Note on the driver name displayedThe driver name displayed will differ depending on 
your OS, operating environment and the mode of the 
Camcorder.
Windows XP/2000:•  When the Camcorder is in PC Mode:
[USB Mass Storage Device] or [Matshita DVC USB 
Device]
Windows Me:•  When the Camcorder is in PC Mode:
[USB Disk] or [Matshita DVC]
•  Some OS, such as Windows 98SE, may not show 
the icon indicating that you may safely disconnect 
in task tray. (OS may be set not to show) Make sure 
Camcorder’s Card Access lamp is off and disconnect 
the cable. Also, with Windows Me, the icon will not 
be displayed when in Tape Recording Mode or Tape 
Playback Mode.
CAUTION:
If you disconnect the USB Cable while the 
Card Access Lamp is on, it may damage the 
Card data.
•  You can safely disconnect the cable.
2  Select [USB Mass Storage Device] and click 
[Stop].
3  Verify [Matshita DVC USB Device] is 
selected and click [OK].
Removing the USB Cable safely for 
Macintosh
If the above operation is not performed correctly, when 
data is copied from the personal computer to an SD 
Memory Card, the copied data may be damaged.
Even when the following operations are performed, 
the same results will occur as when the USB Cable is 
removed (above). Therefore, it is imperative that the 
above operation 
1 is completed before proceeding.
1 Drop the [NO_NAME] icon which appeared 
when you connected the Camcorder with the 
USB Cable into the recycle bin, then disconnect 
the USB Cable.
„ For  Macintosh
•  After the USB Driver is installed and USB 
Connection Cable is connected to the Camcorder, 
open [My Computer] or [Windows Explorer] to check 
that the drive is displayed as a removable disk drive 
(only when card is inserted into the Camcorder). 
It enables you to operate it in the same way as a 
floppy disk drive, and you can use the same drag 
and drop or copy methods.
•  You can view images stored on the Memory Card 
and also save them to your hard disk.
•  Please do not change file or folder names on the 
Personal Computer. The images on the Memory 
Card may not be able to be viewed on the 
Camcorder. 
						

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•  When Camcorder power is turned OFF.
•  When SD Memory Card is removed.
•  When Mode Dial is turned to change modes.
This feature can be used only if both parties are 
using the same operating system. Please see 
chart below.
[Send] [Receive] [Software]
Windows XP← OK →Windows XPWindows 
Messenger
Windows XP← NG →Windows 
98SE/Me/2000
Windows 
98SE/
Me/2000← OK →Windows 
98SE/Me/2000MSN 
Messenger
Using as a  Web Camera
If the Camcorder is connected to your personal 
computer, you can send video and sound from the 
Camcorder to the other parties via the network.
•  Do not connect the USB Cable until the Video 
Stream Driver is installed.
OS:IBM PC/AT compatible personal computer with 
preinstalled;
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition/Professional
(With this version of Windows XP, SP1 or later is 
needed.)
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional SP4 or later
Microsoft Windows Me (Millennium Edition)
Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
CPU:Intel Pentium ll/Celeron 450 MHz or higher
Celeron 400 MHz or higher (including compatible 
CPU)
RAM:128 MB or more (256 MB or more recommended)Free hard disk space:At least 250 MB or moreInterface:USB 1.1 or more
Operating environment
To use the Camcorder as a Web Camera, the 
additional minimum requirements must be met.
Graphic display:
High Color (16 bit or more)
Desktop resolution of 800 × 600 pixels or more
Communication Speed:56 kbps or faster is recommended.Necessary software:Windows Messenger 5.0 or later (Windows XP)
MSN Messenger (Windows 98SE/Me/2000)
DirectX 9.0b or later (Windows XP)
Other requirements (to send/receive audio):Sound card
Speaker or headphones
To use the Camcorder as a Web Camera, the 
following conditions must be met.
•  Windows XP SP1 or later is needed.
•  To upgrade Windows XP to SP1 or later, click [Start] 
>> [All Programs] >> [Windows Update]. (Requires 
Internet connection.)
•  You have direct dial-up connection capability to the 
Internet. Also, you and the other person(s) are in the 
same Network (LAN).
•  Install the Windows Messenger (Windows XP) or 
MSN Messenger (Windows 98SE/Me/2000). If you 
have a version older than 5.0, download the latest 
version (5.0 or later) from the Microsoft Home Page:
 http://www.microsoft.com/
 http://www.msn.com/
  (For download and installation instructions, please 
refer to Help on the Home Page.)
•  If you are connected to the Internet through a 
firewall or a router, proper communication will not be 
possible.
1  Turn on the personal computer and start up 
Windows.
2  Insert the CD-ROM into the personal 
computer’s CD-ROM drive.
•  Quit all applications.
•  The [Setup Menu] Screen appears.
Installing the  Video Stream Driver
•  When DirectX9.0 is installed, applications supported 
by previous versions of DirectX may not run. In this 
case, consult the manufacturers of the disabled 
applications.
•  DirectX 9.0b must be installed in your PC if it is not 
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3  Click the [Video Stream Driver].•  The set up program starts running.
4  For Windows XP users:  Depending on your system environment, 
installation of “DirectX9.0b” may be 
required. Click [Yes] and continue with 
installation.
•  After “DirectX9.0b” is installed, the computer will 
restart.
•  Do not remove the CD-ROM.
5  Finish installation by following the 
on-screen instructions.
•  Click [Next] and proceed with installation.
•  After completing the installation, click [Finish].
6  After the Video Stream Driver is installed, 
please restart your computer.
• When the Camcorder and personal computer 
(with Windows 2000) are connected via USB 
Cable, a message, such as the one below, is 
displayed. However, testing by the manufacturer 
has confirmed functionality of this Camcorder 
with Windows 2000. Click [Yes] and proceed.
2  Connect the Camcorder to your personal 
computer with USB Cable.
1  Set the Camcorder to Tape Recording Mode 
or Tape Playback Mode.
•  To send the live camera picture to a PC, set the 
Camcorder to Tape Recording mode.
•  To send pictures recorded on a tape to a PC, 
set the Camcorder to Tape Playback mode.
Connecting the Camcorder to Personal
Computer (For Using as a Web Camera)
•  For Windows 98SE/Me users, “USB Audio 
Device” is required. Click [Next] and proceed. 
•  If you use Windows 98SE, the OS installation 
CD may be required.
„ Windows  98SE/Me  UsersThe following messages may be displayed when 
connecting this Camcorder and your personal 
computer via USB Cable.
1)  The message “The file ‘kstvtune.ax’ on 
[Unknown] cannot be found...” is displayed.
•  Enter “C:\Windows\system” for Windows 98SE.
  Enter “C:\Windows\options\CABS” for Windows 
Me.
•  If the “kstvtune.ax” file is missing in one of 
the 2 above-mentioned folders, insert the OS 
CD-ROM and assign the path.
2)  The message “The file ‘ksclockf.ax’ on 
[Unknown] cannot be found...” is displayed.
• Enter “C:\Windows\system”.
•  If the “ksclockf.ax” file is missing in the above 
mentioned folder, insert the OS CD-ROM and 
assign the path.
•  You may click [Browse] to look for and assign the 
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2  Select [.NET Messaging Service] and click 
[OK].
3  Click [Next] when the [.NET Passport 
Wizard] dialog appears.
When starting the Windows Messenger for the first 
time, its setup screen is displayed. (However, the 
screen is not displayed if the Windows Messenger 
setup has already been done.) For more details, 
please read the corresponding Help file.
1  Click [Click here to sign in].
Setting up the Windows Messenger
4  Please carefully read the displayed 
contents and then proceed.
3  Start the Windows Messenger (For 
Windows XP users) or MSN Messenger (For 
Windows 98SE/Me/2000 users).
•  Click [Start] >> [All Programs (Program)] >> 
[Windows Messenger] or [MSN Messenger].
•  When you use Windows XP, the other parties via 
the network have to use the Windows Messenger 
on Windows XP. When you use other than Windows 
XP, the other parties via the network have to use 
MSN Messenger on an OS other than Windows XP.
•  If the Camcorder is used as a Web Camera, the 
quality of the video to be exchanged will depend on 
the Internet connection status.
•  If the USB Cable is disconnected from the personal 
computer, the Web Camera mode is canceled.
•  If the Camcorder is used as a Web Camera, video 
cannot be recorded onto a tape or a card.
•  You cannot output the video input from the DV 
terminal to the display of the PC.
•  In the Web Camera mode, the audio may be 
interrupted in the middle of communication 
depending on the communication environment or the 
performance of the personal computer.
•  For Windows XP SP2 users, if the [Windows Security 
Alert] screen is displayed, click [Unblock] and 
proceed.
„ When you use the Camcorder as a Web 
camera
When you use the Camcorder as a Web camera 
in the Tape Playback Mode, the indication of the 
One-Touch Navigation icon is different from the one 
in usual operation.
12
1In usual operation
2In the WEB CAMERA mode (Tape Playback 
Mode)
•  Even if you move the Joystick Control [▲▼◄►] 
( 
, , ,  ), the selected direction on the 
One-Touch Navigation icon is not lit in yellow.
•  The One-Touch Navigation icon blinks on instead 
of appearing from the side of the screen when you 
press the center of the Joystick Control.
5  After the setup is completed, sign in and 
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2  Type in your Sign-in name and password.•  If you do not have your Sign-in name and 
password, click [Get one here].
3  Please carefully read the displayed 
contents and then proceed.
4  After the setup is completed, sign in and 
start the MSN Messenger.
5  Click on [Audio Tuning Wizard...] in the 
[Tools] menu to confi rm that equipment is 
connected correctly.
6  Select [USB Audio Device] in the 
[Microphone] menu.
When starting the MSN Messenger for the first time, 
its setup screen is displayed. (However, the screen 
is not displayed if the MSN Messenger setup has 
already been done.) For more details, please read the 
corresponding Help file.
1  Click [Sign In].
Setting up the MSN Messenger
•  For other information about Windows Messenger, 
please refer to Help.
•  When access is finished, close Windows Messenger, 
then turn off the Camcorder. Finally, disconnect the 
USB Cable.
•  If the Camcorder is used as Web Camera 
continuously for two hours, the communication 
is automatically shut OFF. In this case, restart 
Windows Messenger and set up the communication 
again.
6  Click on [Audio Tuning Wizard...] in the 
[Tools] menu to confi rm that equipment is 
connected correctly.
7  Select [USB Video Device] in the [Camera] 
menu.
8  Select [DVC] in the [Microphone] menu. 
						

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•  For other information about MSN Messenger, please 
refer to Help.
•  If the Camcorder is used as a Web Camera 
continuously for two hours, the communication is 
automatically shut OFF. In this case, restart MSN 
Messenger and set up the communication again.
•  When access is finished, close MSN Messenger, 
then turn off the Camcorder. Finally, disconnect the 
USB Cable.
8 Confi rm the [Panasonic DVC Web Camera 
Device] 1 is selected.
1
7  Click [Web Camera Settings...] in the 
[Tools] menu.
„ For  WindowsOS:IBM PC/AT compatible personal computer with 
preinstalled;
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition/Professional
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
Microsoft Windows Me (Millennium Edition)
Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
CPU:Pentium ll-based PC or equivalent (1)
Pentium-based PC or equivalent (2)
(Pentium II 300 MHz or higher recommended)
Graphic display:High Color (16 bit or more)
Desktop resolution of 800 × 600 pixels or more
RAM:64 MB or more (128 MB or more recommended)Free hard disk space:At least 625 MBOther requirements:Mouse
„ For  MacintoshOS:
Mac OS 9 – X
CPU:
iMac, iBook or Power Book G4, Power Mac G4 or 
Power Mac G5
Graphic display:High Color (16 bit or more)
Desktop resolution of 800 × 600 pixels or more
RAM:64 MB or more (128 MB or more is recommended)Free hard disk space:At least 300 MB
•  This instruction manual describes only the 
procedures for installation, connection and startup. 
Please read the Help messages of your software for 
how to use the ArcSoft Software.Using the  ArcSoft Software
There are 2 types of image editing software in the 
ArcSoft Software package.
•  Easy-to-use photo editing program to edit, enhance, 
retouch or add special effects to any image. Also 
offers creative solutions for making greeting cards 
and calendars.
1 PhotoBase 4 (Windows), PhotoBase 2 (Mac)
•  Create albums of image, video, audio, and other 
electronic files for easy viewing, retrieval, and 
management.
2 PhotoImpression 4 (Windows, Mac)
Installation of ArcSoft Software 
„ For  Windows
1  Turn on the personal computer and start up 
Windows.
2  Insert the CD-ROM into the personal 
computer’s CD-ROM drive.
•  Quit all applications.
•  The [Setup Menu] Screen appears.
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3 Click [ArcSoft].
4  Select the desired language on the [Choose 
Setup Language] dialog, and click [OK].
• Installation begins.
•  After reading the displayed contents, please 
carry out the installation according to 
instructions.
•  If a language other than the OS language is 
selected, the characters may not be presented 
correctly.
•  Installation will be completed.
„ For  Macintosh
1  Turn on computer and start up Macintosh.
2  Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
3  Double click the Panasonic icon.
4  Double click [ArcSoft] folder.
6  After the completion of setup, click on 
[Finish].
5  When the component selection screen 
is displayed, check the software to be 
installed and click [Next].
5  Double click [PhotoBase] or 
[PhotoImpression] folder.
6  Double click [English] or [French] folder.
7  Double click [PhotoBase Installer] or 
[PhotoImpression Installer].
• Installation begins.
8  Follow the instructions on the computer 
screen until the installation is complete.
For Information on ArcSoft Software:
TEL: 1-510-440-9901
Web Site:  www.arcsoft.com
To start ArcSoft Software
„ For  Windows
1  Select [Start] >> [All Programs (Programs)] 
>> [ArcSoft Software Suite] >> [PhotoBase 
4] or [PhotoImpression 4].
•  For other information about ArcSoft Software, 
please refer to Help.
„ For  Macintosh
1  Double-click the [PhotoImpression] or 
[PhotoBase] icon on the desktop.
•  For other information about ArcSoft Software, 
please refer to Help.
If you no longer need software or 
driver (Uninstall)
The screens may vary with the type of the OS.
1  Select [Start] (>> [Settings]) >> [Control 
Panel], select the software or the driver 
from [Add/Remove Programs] to uninstall.
•  Uninstalling steps may vary depending on the 
OS. Please refer to the user manual of your OS.
2  After software or driver is uninstalled, 
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Notes
•  Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple 
Computer, Inc.
•  ArcSoft, the ArcSoft logo, ArcSoft PhotoImpression 
4, ArcSoft PhotoBase 4 and PhotoBase2 are 
trademarks of ArcSoft, Inc.
• Microsoft
® Windows®, Windows Messenger®, MSN 
Messenger® and DirectX® are either trademarks or 
registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation in 
the United States and/or other countries.
• Intel
®, Pentium® and Celeron® are the registered 
trademarks or trademarks of the Intel Corporation.
•  All other names, company names, product names, 
etc. in these instructions are the trademarks 
or registered trademarks of their respective 
corporations.
•  The names of the products you are using may differ 
from the names given in the text. Depending on 
the operating environment and other factors, the 
contents of the screens used in these instructions 
may not necessarily match what you will see on your 
screen.
•  Although the screens in these Operating Instructions 
are shown in English for the sake of example, other 
languages are supported as well.
•  In this Manual, the Panasonic make digital video 
camera with USB Jack is referred to as Camcorder.
•  These instructions do not cover the basic operations 
of the personal computer or define any terms. For 
this information, refer to the Operating Instructions 
which accompany your personal computer.
•  Do not disconnect USB Cable while the operation 
light of Camcorder is on. It may freeze the software 
or destroy the data in transfer.
•  We recommend using the AC adaptor as the power 
source for the Camcorder when connecting to the 
personal computer. Data may be lost if the battery 
power is lost while transferring data.
•  If the Camcorder is used as a Web Camera while 
virus checking software is running, the Camcorder’s 
operation may stop midway through. In this case, 
exit the Windows Messenger or MSN Messenger, 
reconnect the Camcorder and restart the Windows 
Messenger or MSN Messenger.
•  Do not delete the folders in the memory card such as 
picture folder. Memory card may not be recognized if 
folders are deleted.
•  When the Camcorder is switched to the PC Mode 
while it is connected to the personal computer, 
the operation mode of the Camcorder cannot 
be switched. In this case, disconnect the USB 
Connection Cable. Switch the operation mode of the 
Camcorder and reconnect the Cable.
•  When the Tape Recording Mode of the Camcorder is 
switched to the PC Mode, a warning message may 
be displayed. You may simply ignore it.
•  When you are using Windows XP or Windows 2000, 
you may install or uninstall this software after logging 
ON by setting the user name to Administrator or to a 
user name having equivalent authority.•  If you install the USB Driver or Video Stream Driver 
after the USB Cable is connected, or if you do not 
follow these Operating Instructions, the Camcorder 
will not be recognized correctly. In this case, delete 
the USB Driver from [Device Manager] as described 
below, uninstall the USB Driver, and re-install it.
•  With the Camcorder and personal computer 
connected via a USB Cable, open the [Device 
Manager]. Right-click [!DVC] 
1 in [Ports] or 
[Other devices], and select [Uninstall].
([!DVC] 
1 will differ depending on the OS 
or operating environment of your personal 
computer.)
1
About the  SD Memory Card
Files recorded on an SD Memory CardIt may not be possible to play back the files on 
this Camcorder recorded on and created by other 
equipment or vice versa. For this reason, check the 
compatibility of the equipment in advance.
SD Memory Card (Optional)The SD Memory Card is an external Memory Card that 
is available in larger capacities. It has a write protect 
switch to prevent data writing and card formatting, as 
well as a copyright protection function.
•  SD Logo is a trademark.
•  All other company and product names in the 
operating instructions are trademarks or registered 
trademarks of their respective corporations.
Data files recorded on an “SD Memory Card” by this 
Camcorder conform with DCF (Design rule for Camera 
File system) established by JEITA (Japan Electronics 
and Information Technology Industries Association).
•  If you attempt to play back files recorded with this 
Camcorder on other equipment or to play back files 
recorded with other equipment on this Camcorder, 
you may not be able to play them back. Please 
check the compatibility with the other equipment in 
advance.
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•  When a Card with data recorded on it is inserted into 
a personal computer, folders will be displayed as 
shown in the following figure.
[100CDPFP]:
The images (IMGA0001.JPG, etc.) in this folder are 
recorded in the JPEG format.
[MISC]:
Files in which DPOF Data has been set to the image 
are in this folder.
•  [DCIM], etc. are necessary items in the folder 
structure. They have nothing to do with actual 
operations.
•  In the Card Mode, the Camcorder automatically 
saves file numbers (IMGA0001.JPG, etc.) along with 
the images. The file numbers are recorded with each 
image as consecutive numbers.
•  When using software without an indication function, 
indication data, such as date, are not displayed. 
Depending on the software in use, the date and the 
time may not be displayed correctly.
•  The memory capacity indicated on the SD Card 
label corresponds to the total card capacity. Some 
of this capacity is used to protect and manage the 
copyright data, and not all capacity is available as 
a conventional memory for a Camcorder, Personal 
Computer or others.
About the folder structure when using
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Others
Indications
Various functions and the Camcorder status are 
shown on the screen.
 :  Remaining Battery Power
•  Along with the reduction of the battery capacity, the 
display will change: 
 →  →  →  
→ . If the battery discharges, then  () 
will flash.
R0:45 :  Remaining Tape Time
•  Remaining tape time is indicated in minutes. (When 
it reaches less than 3 minutes, the indication starts 
flashing.)
•  During a 15-second or shorter recording, the 
remaining tape time indication may not be displayed 
or the remaining tape time may not be displayed 
correctly.
•  In some cases, the remaining tape time indication 
may display remaining tape time that is 2 to 
3 minutes shorter than the actual remaining tape 
time.◄ΙΙ, ΙΙ► : Still Advance Playback (p. 33)
 :Recording Check (p. 22)
 :Blank Search (p. 23)
► :Repeat Playback (p. 55)
1/500 : Shutter Speed (p. 30)
 :Slide Show Playback (p. 34)
F2.4 : F Number (p. 31)
6dB Gain Value (p. 31)
 W :Fade (White) (pp. 26~27)
 B :Fade (Black) (pp. 26~27) :Auto White Balance (p. 29)
 :White Balance Adjustment Mode 
(pp. 29~30)
 :Outdoor Mode (p. 29)
 :Indoor Mode (recording under 
incandescent lamp) (p. 29)
 :MagicPix Function (p. 27) : Zoom Microphone (p. 25)
 :Wind Noise Reduction (p. 28)
 :Progressive Photoshot Mode (p. 23)
 :Soft Skin Mode (p. 28)
 :Volume adjustment (p. 32)
12:34:56AM: Date/Time Indication (p. 51)
,  :Photoshot Picture Quality (p. 23)
0 : Remaining Number of Photoshot 
pictures (When the remaining number 
of Photoshot pictures reaches 0, the 
red indication flashes.)
100-0001 : Folder/File Display
No. 00 : File Number
1 : Number of DPOF Setting (p. 35)
 :RapidFire Consecutive Photoshot 
Recording (p. 24)
 : Lock Setting (p. 35)
 :LED Video Light is on. (p. 24)
 :Gain up (p. 24)
  :Web Camera Mode (Recording) (p. 43)
  :Web Camera Mode (Playback) (p. 43) :[640 × 480] Image size
•  For images not recorded with this Camcorder, the 
size display is determined as follows according to 
the number of horizontal pixels.
 :640 or more, less than 800 (The size is 
not displayed at under 640 pixels.)
SVGA:800 or more, less than 1 024XGA:1 024 or more, less than 1 280SXGA:1 280 or more, less than 1 600UXGA:1 600 or more, less than 2 048QXGA:2 048 or more
 (White):Photoshot Mode
 (Red):While Photoshot recording is activated
 :Tape Recording Mode (p. 22)
 :Tape Playback Mode (p. 32)
 :Card Recording Mode (p. 23)
 :Picture Playback Mode (p. 33)
 :PC Mode (p. 40)
  :Cinema Mode (p. 28)
 :Digital Zoom (p. 26)
SP : Standard Play Mode (Recording Speed 
Mode) (p. 21)
LP : Long Play Mode (Recording Speed 
Mode) (p. 21)
 :Automatic Mode (p. 22) :Manual Mode (pp. 28~31) :Image Stabilizer (p. 26)
12 bit, 16 bit : Audio Recording Mode (p. 21)
MF: Manual Focus (p. 31)
 :Back Light Mode (p. 27)
 :Sports Mode (Scene Mode) (p. 28)
 :Portrait Mode (Scene Mode) (p. 28)
 :Low Light Mode (Scene Mode) (p. 28)
 :Spotlight Mode (Scene Mode) (p. 28)
 :Surf & Snow Mode (Scene Mode) 
(p. 28)
● : Recording (p. 22)
 (Green) : Recording Pause (p. 22) (Green 
Flash) :Standby Mode
 : Still Playback (p. 33)
 :Self-Timer Recording (p. 25)
► : Playback (p. 32)
►► : Fast-forward/Cue Playback (p. 32)
◄◄ : Rewind/Review Playback (p. 32)