Canon XapShot RC-250 Manuel utilisateur

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RC-250

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Instructions

Thank you for purchasing the Canon Still

Video Camera "Xap

Shot"

RC-250

en-

tirely new camera that takes pictures,dis-

plays them and erases them

you wish.

Please

read

these

instructions

carefully

before using the camera and keep them in

a readily accessible place

for

future

reference.

Keep the front and back pages of

this

manual opened

for

easy reference to the

camera's parts.

* This product is sold under the name "

Q-Plt

250

" in Japan.

Main Features

Shoot and show

The Xap Shot records pictures on

a video floppy

disk

and immedi-

ately displays top-quality images

on a

screen easily.

2. High

disk

capacity

Fifty pictures can

recorded on

a two-inch video floppy

disk

Shooting and editing versatility

During shooting, disks can

ex-

changed at anytime. Erased

skipped tracks can be recorded

over for maximum disk use. Track

erasing and skip I insert shooting

are fast and simple too.

Macrophotography

Shoot,close-ups from

in. away.

Names of Parts

(1)

Macro Selector

Lens

White Balance Window

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is the standard symbol recognized

for

tr e

still

video floppy system.

. This camera complies

with

the

"high·band"

format

the still video floppy systems.lUse the standard video floppy

disk

with the RC-250.llmages recorded in the high-band format cannot

displayed on a player

without

the Hi[2£Jmark.llm-

ages not recorded in the high-band format

will

not be displayed properly.

System

Components

You need a battery

pack

BP-4P

battery

charger

BA-24P

plus

an AC

coupler

AV-C25

take

pictures

and

display

them.

To TV terminal

RC-250

Wrist

Strap WS-C25

Soft

Case SC-C25

Battery

Charger

BA-24P

Battery

Pack BP-4P

@ AC

Coupler

AV-C25

(j)

Mini Plug-Pin Cable KE-M2P

@ Pin Cable KE-PIN

@ Video

Floppy

Disk

VF-50

Items

through

@ are

sold

separately.

Table of Contents

Main Features .

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Names of Parts

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System Components .

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Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Video Floppy Disks

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Power Source .

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Display Panel ..

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Inserting a Video Floppy Disk .

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Taking Pictures

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(1)

Regular

Shooting

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(2)

Skip/Insert

Shooting

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(3)

Flash Photography

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(4)

Shooting

Backlit

Subjects

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(5)

Macrophotography

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(6)

Self·timer

Photography

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5. Viewing Pictures

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(1)

Connecting

the

Camera

a TV .

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(2)

Viewing Pictures

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. 33

Erasing Pictures .

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Troubleshooting Chart

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8. Specifications. . . . . .

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Precautions

• This camera is not waterproof. If you

splash water on it

expose it

sea

breezes, wipe it

thoroughly

with a

clean dry cloth.

•

not leave the camera

direct sun-

light, or other places where the tem-

perature can get extremely hot, such

the trunk

rear

window

shelf

car.

• Avoid using

storing

the camera in

places

where

dust

sand can

damage it.

• Never attempt

disassemble the

camera.

• Always use a

soft

cloth

clean the

camera.

• Handle the camera very carefully.

not subject it

unnecessary

shock

that may damage the camera.

If you do not plan to use the camera

for

a while, remove the battery pack

and store it in a well-ventilated, cool,

and dry place.

sure

charge the

Battery Pack BP-4P at least once

ev-

er six

months

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• Video floppy disk precautions

• Keep the

disk

its

case when not in

use.

•

not leave a

disk

loaded in the

camera

for

a long time.

• If the

dustproof

shutter

opens

ac-

cident, close it immediately. Never

touch the

disk

inside.

•

not put video

floppy

disks

near a

motor,

electronic

devices which

generate strong magnetic fields.

•

not leave

disks

direct

sunlight,

in a car trunk

other

places where

the temperature

humidity

can

be-

come very high.

• Keep

disks

away from

dust

dirt.

•

not bend

drop

disks

. Protect

them from strong vibration

shocks.

Video Floppy Disks

(1)

What

a video floppy disk?

A video floppy

disk

is a two-inch floppy

disk which conforms

worldwide stan-

dards. One disk has

recording tracks,

and the

RC-250

records one picture in

each track. Tracks are numbered from 1

50.

Picture 3 Picture 2 Picture 1

Use the Canon Video Floppy Disk VF-50

with the RC-250.

0 Canon

DEO

OPPY

DISK

VF·50

¢ @

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(2)

Erasure Prevention Tab

• The recorded video floppy disk can

used

record new images over and over again

after

erasing old ones. However, by break-

ing the erasure prevention tab, the record-

images

cannot

be erased.

• Break

off

the tab

prevent accidental

erasure.

• If a

disk

without

erasure prevention tab

is covered by the seal

included

thin

cel·

lophane tape at

the

tab portion,

can

used again

for

recording

erasure.

Seal Placement Area

Put a seal

cellophane tape

{(

inside

this

area only.

Erasure Prevention Tab

Power Source

The

250

can

powered

either the

Battery Pack

BP-4P

for great mobility, or

connection

a wall

outlet

for

shooting

or viewing pictures at home.

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