Sony Dsc Sr 80e Handycam

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2-887-135-11(1)

Printed in Japan

Operating Guide

DCR-SR30E/SR40E/SR50E/

SR60E/SR70E/SR80E

2006 Sony Corporation

Printed on 100% recycled paper usingVOC (Volatile Organic Compound)-freevegetable oil based ink.

Additional information on this product andanswers to frequently asked questions can befound at our Customer Support Website.

Also refer to Handycam Handbook (PDF)

By referring to Handycam Handbook (PDF)

contained in the supplied CD-ROM, you can find

more detailed information on how to use the

camcorder.

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Before operating the unit, please read thismanual thoroughly, and retain it for futurereference.

To reduce fire or shock hazard, do notexpose the unit to rain or moisture.

Replace the battery with the specifiedtype only. Otherwise, fire or injury may

result.

NOTICE ON THE SUPPLIED ACADAPTOR

A moulded plug complying with BS1363 isfitted to this equipment for your safety andconvenience.

Should the fuse in the plug supplied need tobe replaced, a fuse of the same rating as thesupplied one and approved by ASTA or BSIto BS1362 (i.e., marked with or mark)must be used. If the plug supplied with thisequipment has a detachable fuse cover, besure to attach the fuse cover after you changethe fuse. Never use the plug without the fusecover.

If you should lose the fuse cover, pleasecontact your nearest Sony service station.

ATTENTIONThe electromagnetic fields at the specificfrequencies may influence the picture and sound ofthis camcorder.

This product has been tested and found compliantwith the limits set out in the EMC Directive forusing connection cables shorter than 3 meters. (9.8feet)

Disposal of Old Electrical &Electronic Equipment(Applicable in the EuropeanUnion and other Europeancountries with separatecollection systems)

This symbol on the product or on itspackaging indicates that this product shallnot be treated as household waste. Instead it

shall be handed over to the applicablecollection point for the recycling of electricaland electronic equipment.By ensuring this product is disposed ofcorrectly, you will help prevent potentialnegative consequences for the environmentand human health, which could otherwise becaused by inappropriate waste handling ofthis product. The recycling of materials willhelp to conserve natural resources.

For more detailed information aboutrecycling of this product, please contact yourlocal Civic Office, your household wastedisposal service or the shop where youpurchased the product.Applicable Accessories: RemoteCommander (DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

Notice

If static electricity or electromagnetism causes datatransfer to discontinue midway (fail), restart theapplication or disconnect and connect the USBcable again.

Read this first

WARNING

CAUTION

FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE UNITEDKINGDOM

FOR CUSTOMERS IN EUROPE


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The camcorder is not dust proofed, drip proofedor waterproofed. See Precautions (p.29).

To prevent the hard disk from being broken orrecorded images from being lost, do not remove

the battery pack or AC Adaptor from thecamcorder when either of the respective lamps ofthe POWER switch (p.10) or the ACCESS lamp*is on.

On recording Before starting to record, test the recording

function to make sure the image and sound arerecorded without any problems.

Compensation for the contents of recordingscannot be provided, even if recording or playback

is not possible due to a malfunction of thecamcorder.

TV color systems differ depending on thecountries/regions. To view your recordings on aTV, you need a PAL system-based TV.

Television programs, films, video tapes, and othermaterials may be copyrighted. Unauthorizedrecording of such materials may be contrary tothe copyright laws. You cannot dub copyrightprotected software on your camcorder.

Save all your recorded image data In the case of your image data being damaged,

save all your recorded images. It is recommendedthat you save the image data on a DVD using yourcomputer*. Also, you can save it using VCR/DVDdevice*.

It is recommended that you save your image dataperiodically after recording.

Do not apply shock or vibration to your

camcorder The hard disk of the camcorder may not be

recognized, or recording or playback may not bepossible.

On the drop sensor To protect the internal hard disk from the shock

by dropping, the camcorder has the drop sensorfunction*. When a drop occurs, or under a non-gravity condition, the block noise to protect thecamcorder may also be recorded. If the dropsensor catches a drop repeatedly, recording/playback may be stopped.

Note on operational temperatures When the temperature of the camcorder becomes

extremely high or extremely low, you may notrecord or playback the camcorder to provide

protection to the camcorder. In case of this, amessage appears on the LCD screen (p.27).

Note on connecting the camcorder to acomputer Do not format the hard disk of the camcorder

using the computer. It may not operate correctly.

Note on using the camcorder inhighlands

Do not turn on the camcorder in a low-pressurearea, where its altitude is more than 3,000 meters(9,800 feet). This may damage the hard disk driveof your camcorder.

Note on disposal/transfer If you perform [HDD FORMAT]*or formatting

the camcorder, you may not delete data from thehard disk completely. When you transfer thecamcorder, it is recommended that you perform[EMPTY HDD]*to make it difficult to recoveryour data. In addition to the above, when youdispose of the camcorder, it is recommended thatyou destroy the actual body of the camcorder. Thismay prevent data recovery on the hard disk of thecamcorder.

On this manual The images of the LCD screen used on this manual

are captured using a digital still camera, and thusmay appear different from what you see.

The illustrations used on this manual are basedon the model DCR-SR80E.

The on-screen displays in each local language areused for illustrating the operating procedures.Change the screen language before using yourcamcorder if necessary.*

The screenshots in this manual are from WindowsXP. The scenes may vary depending on theoperating system of the computer.

* Refer to Handycam Handbook (PDF).

Notes on use


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Table of Contents

Read this first ............................................................................................3

Notes on use .............................................................................................4

Step 1: Checking supplied items ...............................................................6

Step 2: Charging the battery pack.............................................................8

Step 3: Turning the power on and setting the date and time...................10

Step 4: Making setting adjustments before recording .............................11

Recording................................................................................................12

Playback..................................................................................................13

Parts and functions used for the camcorder............................................14

Indicators displayed during recording/playback ......................................16

Deleting images.......................................................................................18

Playing the image on a TV ......................................................................18

Performing with a computer ....................................................................19

Performing various functions - Setup ......................................................22

Troubleshooting.......................................................................................25

Warning indicators...................................................................................27

Precautions .............................................................................................29

Specifications ..........................................................................................31

Getting Started

Recording/Playback

Troubleshooting

Additional Information


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Make sure that you have following itemssupplied with your camcorder.The number in the parentheses indicates thenumber of that item supplied.

AC Adaptor (1) (p.8)

Mains lead (1) (p.8)

Handycam Station (1) (p.8)

A/V connecting cable (1) (p.18)

USB cable (1)

Wireless Remote Commander (1)(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

A button-type lithium battery is already installed.

Rechargeable battery packNP-FP50 (1) (p.9)

Lens Cap (1) (p.10) (DCR-SR30E/SR40E)

To attach the lens cap

Thread the grip belt through the lens cap ring.

CD-ROM (1) (p.19)

ImageMixer for HDD Camcorder (Software)

Handycam Handbook (PDF)

Operating Guide (This manual) (1)

21-pin adaptor (1)

For the models with the CE mark printed on their

bottom surfaces only.

Step 1: Checking supplied items


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Using the Remote Commander for thefirst time

Remove the insulation sheet before using theRemote Commander.

To change the battery of the RemoteCommander

1While pressing on the tab, inset yourfingernail into the slit to pull out the batterycase.

2 Place a new battery with the + side facing up.

3 Insert the battery case back into the Remote

Commander until it clicks.

A button-type lithium battery (CR2025) is usedin the Remote Commander. Do not use batteriesother than the CR2025.

When the lithium battery becomes weak, theoperating distance of the Remote Commandermay shorten, or the Remote Commander may notfunction properly. In this case, replace the batterywith a Sony CR2025 lithium battery. Use of

another battery may present a risk of fire orexplosion.

On the Remote Commander(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

WARNING

Battery may explode if mistreated. Do notrecharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.

Insulation sheet

Tab


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You can charge the battery after attaching theInfoLITHIUM battery pack (P series) toyour camcorder.

1 Slide the battery pack in thedirection of the arrow until it clicks.

2 Slide the POWER switch in thedirection of the arrow to set it to

OFF (CHG) (The default setting).

3 Connect the AC Adaptor to the DCIN jack on the Handycam Station.

Be sure that the vmark on the DC

plug is facing up.

4 Connect the mains lead to the ACAdaptor and the wall socket.

5 Set the camcorder onto theHandycam Station securely.

The CHG (charge) lamp lights up andcharging starts. The CHG (charge) lampturns off when the battery pack is fullycharged. Remove the camcorder from theHandycam Station.

To remove the battery pack

Slide the POWER switch to OFF (CHG).

Slide the BATT (battery) release lever andremove the battery pack.

When you remove the battery pack, make surethat none of the respective lamps of the POWERswitch (p.10) is on.

Step 2: Charging the battery pack

1

2

3

4

55

POWERswitch

CHGlamp

DC IN jack

DC plug

AC Adaptor

Mains lead

To thewall socket

Battery pack

BATT (battery)release lever


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To charge the battery pack using onlythe AC Adaptor

Slide the POWER switch up to OFF (CHG),

then connect the AC Adaptor directly to theDC IN jack on the camcorder.

Charging time:Approximate time (min.) required when you

fully charge a completely exhausted batterypack.Recording/Playback time:Approximate time (min.) available when youuse a fully charged battery pack.

(Unit:min.)

*1 When [REC MODE] is set to [HQ].

*2 When the LCD backlight turns on.

*3When the LCD backlight turns off.

*4 Typical recording time shows the time when yourepeat recording start/stop, turning the power on/off and zooming.

On the battery pack Before changing the battery pack, slide the

POWER switch to OFF (CHG).

The power will not be supplied from the batteryas long as the AC Adaptor is connected to the DCIN jack of your camcorder, even when the mainslead is removed from the wall socket.

On the charging/recording/playback time

Times measured with the camcorder at 25C(77F). (10-30C (50-86F) is recommended.)

Available recording and playback time will beshorter when you use your camcorder in lowtemperatures.

The available recording and playback time willbe shorter depending on the conditions underwhich you use your camcorder.

On the AC Adaptor

Connect the AC Adaptor to an easily accessiblewall socket close by. If any trouble occurs whileusing the adaptor, immediately shut off the power

by removing the plug from the wall socket.

Do not use the AC Adaptor placed in a narrowspace, such as between a wall and furniture.

Do not short-circuit the DC plug of the ACAdaptor or battery terminal with any metallicobjects. This may cause a malfunction.

PRECAUTION

Even if your camcorder is turned off, AC power(mains) is still supplied to it while connected to

the wall socket via the AC Adaptor.

Available running time for thesupplied battery pack NP-FP50

DCR-SR30E/SR40E

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E

Charging time 125 125Recording time*1

Continuous

recording time125

100*2

110*3

Typical

recording time*465

55*2

60*3

Playback time 140 120*2

Open the jack cover

POWER switch

DC plug

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1 Remove the lens cap by pressingboth tabs on the sides of the cap.Pull the lens cap string down until

stopped by the grip belt (DCR-

SR30E/SR40E).

2 Turn on the power by sliding thePOWER switch in the direction of

the arrow while pressing the green

button in the center.

When you record or play back an image,slide the POWER switch in the directionof the arrow repeatedly until therespective lamp lights up.

(Movie):To record movies

(Still):To record still images

(PLAY/EDIT):To play back images onyour camcorder, or to edit/delete them

3 Select the desired geographicalarea with / , then touch .

4 Set [SUMMERTIME], [Y] (year), [M](month), [D] (day), hour andminute.

The clock starts.

The recording date and time are not displayedduring recording but are automatically recordedonto the hard disk and displayed during playback(see Handycam Handbook (PDF)).

When resetting the date and timeYou can set the desired date and time bytouching t[SETUP]t

TIME/LANGU.t[CLOCK SET](p.22).

Step 3: Turning the power on and setting the dateand time

CLOCK SET

AREA1Lisbon , London

GMT +0.0

DATE2006 Y 1 M 1 0 00D

SUMMERTIME OFF

OK

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When using the camcorder forthe first time, the [CLOCK SET]screen appears on the LCDscreen.

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1 Open the LCD screen 90 degreesto the camcorder (1), then rotateit to the best angle to record or play

(2).

2 Slide the POWER switch in thedirection of the arrow repeatedly

until the respective lamp lights up.

(Movie):To record movies

(Still):To record still images When you turn on (Still), the screen

aspect ratio is changed to 4:3 automatically.

3 Press WIDE SELECT repeatedly toselect the desired screen aspect

ratio (DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/

SR80E).

4 Fasten the grip belt and hold yourcamcorder correctly.

Step 4: Making setting adjustments beforerecording

2

3

1

2 180 degrees (max.)

2 90 degrees(max.)

1 90 degrees tothe camcorder

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1 Slide the POWER switch in the direction of the arrow repeatedly until therespective lamp lights up.

Press the green button only when the POWER switch is in the OFF (CHG) position.

2 Start recording.

If the ACCESS lamp is on after recording is finished, it means data is still being written onto the hard disk.Do not apply shock or vibration to your camcorder, and do not remove the battery pack or AC Adaptor.

You cannot record movies and still images at the same time.

The maximum continuous recordable time is approximately 13 hours.

Recording

Movies Still ImagesPress START/STOPA(orB).

To stop recording, press START/STOPagain.

Press PHOTO lightly to adjust the

focusA, then press it fullyB.

A shutter sound is heard. Whendisappears, the image has been recorded.

1

1231.0MFINE

P-MENU

60min

REC60min

P-MENU

START/STOP

00:01:00

PHOTO

START/STOP B

START/STOP A

Lens coverOpens in accordance with the setting ofthe POWER switch (DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E).

[STBY] b[REC]

Flashing bLights up

BeepShutterclick


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Recording/Playback

1 Slide the POWER switch repeatedly to light up the (PLAY/EDIT) lamp.

The VISUAL INDEX screen appears on the LCD screen.

2 Start playback.

Playback

Movies Still ImagesTouch (Movie) tab and the movie

to be played back.

When playback from the selected movie

reaches the last movie, the screen returnsto the VISUAL INDEX screen.

Touch (Still) tab and the still image

to be played back.

Touch / during pause to play backmovie slowly.

One touch of / makes the reverse/ fast forward approximately five times faster, twotouches make it approximately 10 times faster,three touches make it approximately 30 timesfaster, four touches make it approximately 60

times faster.

The ACCESS lamp either lights or flashes whenimage data is read from the hard disk drive of thecamcorder.

To adjust the volume

Touch t[VOLUME], then adjust itwith / .

If you cannot find [VOLUME] in , touch[SETUP] (p.22).

12:34:0121 12 2006

DATE EDITmin60min

P-MENU

Previous6 images

Next 6images

(Movie) tab

The last recorded/played backmovie is marked withi. Also,when you touchi, you can playback the movie from the point youhave stopped previously.

(Still) tab (Playlist) tab

Recordingdate

Searching for the desiredimages by date

P-MENU

001-1000

Beginning of the

scene/previousscene

Toggles Play

or Pause as youtouch

Nextscene

Stop (go to the VISUALINDEX screen)

Reverse/Forward

101-0001P-MENU

Slide show button

Previous/Next

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1NIGHTSHOT PLUS switchTo record in dark places, set theNIGHTSHOT PLUS switch to ON. ( and[NIGHTSHOT PLUS] appear.)

2Power zoom leverTo use zoom, move the power zoom lever.Move the power zoom lever slightly for aslower zoom. Move it further for a fasterzoom.

5Built-in stereo microphoneRecords sound.

6Remote sensor(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

Receive the signal from the RemoteCommander.

7Recording lamp(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

The recording lamp lights up red duringrecording. The lamp flashes when theremaining capacity for the battery or the harddisk of the camcorder is running low.

8Tripod receptacle (Bottom surface)To use a tripod, attach the tripod (optional:the length of the screw must be less than 5.5mm) to the tripod receptacle using a tripodscrew.

9Zoom buttonsPress for zooming in/out.

q;LCD screenTo record in mirror mode, open the LCDscreen 90 degrees to the camcorder (1), thenrotate it 180 degrees to the lens side (2).

Parts and functions used for the camcorder

HandycamStation

Recording

W:WideWider range of view

T:TelephotoClose view


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qsShoulder belt hookTo attach the shoulder belt, attach theshoulder belt (optional) with your camcorderto the shoulder belt hook.

qdBACK LIGHT buttonTo adjust the exposure for backlit subjects,press BACK LIGHT to display.. To cancelthe back light function, press BACK LIGHTagain.

qfRESET buttonTo initialize the settings (Reset), press

RESET to initialize all the settings, includingsettings for date and time.

qgDISP/BATT INFO buttonYou can change the settings for the screendisplay settings or check the remainingbattery power.

qhEASY buttonBy pressing the EASY button, most of the

settings on the camcorder will beautomatically operated. In this way, you canuse the camcorder with simple operation(Easy Handycam operation). During EasyHandycam operation, you may not use someof the buttons on the camcorder.

2Power zoom lever

9Zoom buttonsYou can magnify images from about 1.1 to 5times the original size (Playback zoom).

1 Play back the image you want to magnify.

2 Magnify the image with T (Telephoto).A frame appears on the LCD screen.

3 Touch the portion you want to display inthe center of the LCD screen.

4 Adjust the magnification with W (Wideangle)/T (Telephoto).

To cancel, touch [END].

qaSpeakerSound comes out from the speaker whileplaying back.

qhEASY buttonRefer to the instructions on EASY button inRecording.

qjqkql ....... Open the jack cover.

3Shoe cover

(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)Open when using Active Interface Shoe.

4Active Interface Shoe(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

The Active Interface Shoe supplies power tooptional accessories such as a video light, aflash, or a microphone. The accessory can beturned on or off as you operate the POWER

switch on your camcorder.

qjDC IN jackConnect to the DC plug of the AC Adaptor.

qkA/V (audio/video) jackConnect with the A/V connecting cable.

qlREMOTE jack(DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

Connect other optional accessories.

w;DVD BURN buttonCreate a DVD by connecting the camcorderto a computer.

waInterface connectorConnect with the camcorder and theHandycam Station.

ws (USB) jackConnect with the USB cable.

Playback

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Indicators displayed during recording/playback

Recording movies Recording still images

1Remaining battery (approx.)

2Recording mode (HQ/ SP/ LP)

3Recording status ([STBY] (standby) /

[REC] (recording))4Counter (hour: minute: second)

5Remaining recordable time of movies

6Review button

7 Personal Menu button

8 Image size (DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E)

9Quality ([FINE] / [STD])

q;Number of recordable still images

60min

P-MENU

REC 00:01:00

[60min]

60min

P-MENU

112

Viewing movies Viewing still images

qa Playback mode

qsRecording folders/files

qdVideo operation buttons

qfNumber of played back movies/Totalnumber of recorded movies

qg Previous/Next button

qh Recording folders/files

qjVISUAL INDEX button

qk Previous/Next button

qlNumber of played back still images /Totalnumber of recorded still images

w; Slide show button

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01:01:00

P-MENU

101-0001

60min1/12

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Recording/Playback

When you can change the setup items, orduring recording or playback, followingindicators are displayed.

Upper left

Upper center

Upper right

Center

Bottom

The recording date and time are recordedautomatically. They are not displayed whilerecording. However, you can check them as

[DATA CODE] during playback.

Indicators on the LCD screen

Indicator Meaning

Self-timer recording

Continuous photo

recording /Bracket

recording

Flash light

MICREF LEVEL low

Indicator Meaning

Repeat of Slide show

Indicator Meaning

Fader

LCD backlight off

Drop sensor off

Drop sensor

60min 00:01:00[60min]

P-MENU

STBY

Upper left Upper center Upper right

Bottom Center

Indicator Meaning

NightShot plus

Super NightShot plus

Color Slow Shutter

PictBridge connecting

EWarning

Indicator Meaning

Picture effect

Digital effect

9 Manual focus

PROGRAM AE

. Backlight

n White balance

WIDE SELECT

SteadyShot off

Flexible spot meter /

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1 Select the (Movie) tab or the(Still) tab on the VISUAL INDEX

screen.

2 Touch [EDIT] t [DELETE], thenselect the image to be deleted.

The selected image is marked with .

3 Touch t[YES].

To delete all movies or still images atonce

Touch [EDIT]t[DELETE ALL] in step 2,then follow the on-screen instructions.

Deleting images by date

1 Touch [DATE] on the VISUAL INDEX

screen, then touch the Previous/NextDate button to select the date of thedesired image.

2 Touch t[EDIT] t[DELETEDATE] t[YES].

Deleting the last scene

You can check the last recorded movie/stillimage. Also, you can delete the checked

images.1 Slide the POWER switch to light up the

(Movie) or (Still) lamp, thentouch .

2 Touch t[YES].

Connect your camcorder to the input jack ofTV or VCR using A/V connecting cable1(supplied) or A/V connecting cable with SVIDEO2(optional). For details, seeHandycam Handbook (PDF).

Deleting images Playing the image on aTV

: Signal flow

A/V jack

S VIDEO

VIDEO

AUDIO

(Yellow)

(White)

(Red)

VCRs or TVs

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Recording/Playback

In the supplied CD-ROM, the followingitems are contained:

ImageMixer for HDD Camcorder(Software)Software to help you view/edit/createDVD on a computer connected to thecamcorder.

Handycam Handbook (PDF)Handbook to introduce how to use thecamcorder.

Install the above on a computer by followingthe steps below.

To view Handycam Handbook, you needto install Adobe Reader on your computer.

x For Windows user1 Turn on the computer.

2 Place the CD-ROM (supplied) on the disc

drive of your computer.The select screen for installation appears.

3 Click [Handycam Handbook].The installation screen for HandycamHandbook appears.

4 Select desired language and select the modelname of your Handycam.

5 Click [Handycam Handbook (PDF)].Installation starts. When the installation iscompleted, the short-cut icon of HandycamHandbook appears on the desktop of yourcomputer.

The model name of your Handycam is printedon its bottom surface.

6 Click [Exit]t[Exit], then remove the CD-

ROM from the disc drive of your computer.

x For Macintosh user1 Turn on the computer.

2 Place the CD-ROM (supplied) on the discdrive of your computer.

3 Open the [Handbook] folder in the CD-ROM, double-click the [GB] folder and thendrag-and-drop the Handbook.pdf on thecomputer.

After having the software installed, double-click Handbook.pdf, you can view thehandbook.

x System requirementsWhen using the supplied software, you needthe following system requirements below.

OS : Windows 2000 Professional (ServicePack 3 or later) / Windows XP Home

Edition/Windows XP Professional Standard installation is required. Operation isnot assured if the above OS has beenupgraded.

Performing with a computer

ViewingHandycam Handbook (PDF)

Installing the supplied software

The supplied softwareImageMixer for HDD Camcorder

is not compatible with a Macintosh.To use the camcorder connecting with aMacintosh, apply the compliant softwareintroduced on the following website.

The system requirements for Macintosh arealso shown on the website.

Pixela home page:

http://www.pixela.co.jp/oem/sony/e/

Compliant Software:

Capty MPEG Edit EX (Video editing

software) Capty DVD/VCD 2 (DVD authoringsoftware)


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CPU : Intel Pentium III 800 MHz or faster(Pentium 4 1.7 GHz or fasterrecommended), or the equivalent CPU

Application : DirectX 9.0c or later (Thisproduct is based on DirectX technology.It is necessary to have DirectX installed.)

Sound system : 16 bit stereo sound cardand stereo speakers

Memory : For Windows 2000 Professional:128 MB or more (256 MB or morerecommended)

For Windows XP Home Edition /

Professional Edition: 256 MB or more(512 MB or more recommended)

Hard Disk : Available memory required forinstallation: 300 MB or more

Available free hard disk space foroperations required: 14 GB or more (fordual layer DVD system, 28 GB or morerequired)

When copying images to a computer, moreavailable disk space required for savingimage data than shown above.

Display : 4MB VRAM video card,Minimum 1024 768 dots, High color(16 bit color, 65 000 colors). This productwill not operate correctly at less than800 600 dots, and 256 colors or less.

USB port : As standard equipment (USB2.0 recommended)

The camcorder is compatible with Hi-Speed

USB (USB2.0). You can transfer data at afaster rate using a computer compatible withHi-Speed USB (USB2.0). When you connecta USB interface not compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB2.0), the data transfer ratiowill be that of USB1.1 (USB full speed).

Disc Drive : A DVD writable drive

Operations are not guaranteed on any computersfulfilling the above system requirements.

x Installing softwareYou need to install the software to yourWindows computer. The installation is onlyrequired once.

1 Confirm that your camcorder is notconnected to the computer.

2 Turn on the computer.

Log on as Administrators for installation. Close all the applications running on the

computer before installing the software.

3 Place the CD-ROM (supplied) on the discdrive of your computer.The select screen for installation appears.

4 Click [ImageMixer for HDD Camcorder].The installation screen appears.

If the screen does not appear, follow the stepsbelow.

1Click [start], then click [My Computer] (ForWindows 2000, double-click [MyComputer] on the desktop.)

2Double-click [CAMCORDERSOFT (E:)](CD-ROM)*

* Drive names (such as (E:)) varydepending on the computer.

3Double-click [install.exe].

5 Click [Install].

6 Select the language for the application to beinstalled, then click [Next].

7 Click [Next].8 Read [License Agreement], check [I accept

the terms of the license agreement] when youagree, then click [Next].


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9 Select a folder to save the software, then click[Next].

0 Select [PAL], then click [Next].

qa Click [Install] on the [Ready to Install the

Program] screen.

The installation for ImageMixer for HDDCamcorder starts.

qs If the [Installing Microsoft DirectX ]

screen is displayed, follow the steps below

to install DirectX 9.0c. If not, skip to stepqd

.1Read [License Agreement], then click

[Next].

2Click [Next].

3Click [Finish].

qd Make sure [Yes, I want to restart my

computer now.] is checked, then click

[Finish].

The computer turns off once, then starts upagain automatically (Restart).

When you complete the installation, theshortcut icons for [ImageMixer for HDD

Camcorder] and [ImageMixer destinationfolder] appear on the desktop of your computer.

qf Remove the CD-ROM from the disc drive

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1 Slide the POWER switch in the direction of the arrow repeatedly until therespective lamp lights up.

2 Touch the LCD screen to select the setup item.

Unavailable items will be grayed out.

x To use the short-cuts of PersonalMenu

On Personal Menu, short-cuts for frequentlyused setup items are added.

For details, see Handycam Handbook(PDF).

1 Touch .

2 Touch the desired setup item.If the desired setup item is not displayedon the screen, touch / until it isdisplayed.

3 Select the desired setting, then touch.

x To change the setup itemsYou can customize setup items that are notadded to Personal Menu.

1 Touch t[SETUP].

2 Select the desired setup item.Touch / to select the item, thentouch . (The process in step3is thesame as that in step2.)

3 Select the desired item.

You can also touch the item directly toselect it.

4 Customize the item.After finishing the settings, touch

t (close) to hide the setupscreen.If you decide not to change the settings,touch to return to the previousscreen.

x To change the setup items duringEasy Handycam operation

does not appear during EasyHandycam operation. Touch [SETUP],available setup items appear.

Performing various functions - Setup

: Settings for movies: Settings for still images: Settings for PLAY/EDIT

SPOTFOCUS

FOCUS

SETUP EXPO-SURE

FADER

SPOTMETER

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Recording/Playback

Available setup items vary depending on the operating mode. Unavailable items will begrayed out on the LCD screen of the camcorder.For details, refer to Handycam

Handbook (PDF).

Setup items

CAMERA SET

PROGRAM AE: Records images effectively in various situations.

SPOT METER: Adjusts and fix the exposure to a subject.

EXPOSURE: Fixes the brightness of an image.

WHITE BAL.: Adjusts the color balance to the brightness of the recording environment.

AUTO SHUTTER: Automatically activates the electronic shutter to adjust the shutter speed.

SPOT FOCUS: Selects and adjusts the focal point to aim it to at a subject not located inthe center of the screen.

FOCUS: Adjusts the settings to have focused on a subject.

FLASH SET *1: Adjusts various settings for using an external flash.

SUPER NSPLUS: Records an image in a higher sensitivity than NightShot plus.

NS LIGHT: Records clearer images with the light which emits infrared light while

using NightShot plus.

COLOR SLOW S: Records an image brighter in color even in dark places.

SELF-TIMER: Selects whether to set the self-timer for shooting a still image.

SELF-TIMER: Selects whether to set the self-timer for recording a movie.

DIGITAL ZOOM: Selects the zoom level using digital zoom.

WIDE SELECT *2: Sets the screen aspect ratio matching a TV screen.

STEADYSHOT: Prevents an image from being blurred.

STILL SET

BURST *1: Records several still images one after another.

QUALITY: Selects the quality for recording a still image.

IMAGE SIZE *1: Selects the size for recording a still image.

PICT.APPLI.

FADER: Selects whether to fade in/out adding various effects.

D.EFFECT: Records additional digital effects.

PICT.EFFECT: Records adding special picture effects.

REC CTRL *3: Displays operating buttons when recording an image saved on other

device on the camcorder.

USB SELECT *4

: Selects a function for connecting the camcorder with a computer/printer.DEMO MODE: Displays the demonstration of the functions on the camcorder.


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*1 DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E

*2 DCR-SR30E/SR40E*3 DCR-SR60E/SR80E

*4 [USB SELECT] appears automatically when your camcorder is connected to a computer or other devicewith the USB cable.

HDD SET

HDD FORMAT: Initializes the hard disk drive.

HDD INFO: Displays free hard disk space of the hard disk drive.

DROP SENSOR: Deactivates the camcorder when detecting a drop for data protection.

EMPTY HDD: Prevents data on the hard disk drive from being recovered.

Displays this item only when the camcorder is turned on by pressing DISP/BATT INFO, with the AC Adaptor connected to the camcorder.

STANDARD SET

REC MODE: Selects image quality of a movie.

VOLUME: Adjusts the volume during a movie playback.

MULTI-SOUND: Selects whether to play audio with dual sound or stereo sound.MICREF LEVEL *1: Selects the microphone level for recording sound.

LCD SET: Sets various settings for the LCD screen.

TV TYPE *1: Selects the aspect ratio of an image output from the camcorder.

USB SPEED: Selects the speed for data transfer via USB connection.

DATA CODE: Displays date and time and camera data during playback.

DISPLAY: Selects a number of thumbnails on the VISUAL INDEX display.

REMAINING: Selects whether to display the remaining hard disk free space for a movie

recording.

REMOTE CTRL *1: Select whether to receive remote control signals or not.

REC LAMP *1: Selects whether to light up the REC lamp on the front panel of the

camcorder.

BEEP: Selects whether to emit a beep during operation.

DISP OUTPUT: Selects whether to show a display such as a counter on the LCD screen

or on a TV.

SETUP ROTATE: Select whether to scroll up or down the setup items.

A.SHUT OFF: Automatically turns off the camcorder when it is not operated.

CALIBRATION: Adjusts the sensibility for the touch panel.

TIME/LANGU.

CLOCK SET: Select date and time.

AREA SET: Adjust a time difference without stopping the clock abroad.

SUMMERTIME: Selects whether to set summer time.

LANGUAGE: Selects the language to be used on the LCD screen.


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Troubleshooting

If you run into any problems using your camcorder, refer to the following table to troubleshootthem. If your problem persists, remove the power source and contact with your Sony dealer.

Note before sending your camcorder for repair Your camcorder may be required to initialize or change the current hard disk of the camcorder, depending

on the problem. In the event of this, the data stored on the hard disk will be deleted. Be sure to save (backup)the data on the hard disk (see Handycam Handbook (PDF)) on the other media before sending yourcamcorder to repair. We cannot guarantee any loss of your hard disk data.

During repair, we may check a minimum amount of data stored on the hard disk in order to improve thecondition. However, your Sony dealer will neither copy nor save your data.

The camcorder does not operate even when the power is set to on.

Remove the AC Adaptor from the wall socket or remove the battery pack, then reconnect it

after about one minute. If the functions still do not work, press the RESET button (p.15) usinga sharp-pointed object. (If you press the RESET button, all settings are reset, except the PersonalMenu items.)

The temperature of your camcorder is extremely high. Turn off your camcorder and leave itfor a while in a cool place.

The temperature of your camcorder is extremely low. With POWER switch turned on, leavethe camcorder for a while. If you still cannot operate the camcorder, turn it off, taking it to awarm place. Leave the camcorder there for a while, then turn on the camcorder.

Buttons do not work.

During Easy Handycam operation, available buttons are limited. Cancel Easy Handycamoperation. For details on Easy Handycam operation, refer to Handycam Handbook (PDF).

The power does not turn on.

The battery pack is not attached to the camcorder. Attach a charged battery pack to the camcorder(p.8).

The battery pack is discharged or running low. Charge the battery pack (p.8).

The plug of the AC Adaptor has been removed from the wall socket. Connect it to the wallsocket (p.8).

Set the camcorder onto the Handycam Station securely (p.8).

The power abruptly turns off.

When approximately five minutes have elapsed while you do not operate your camcorder, thecamcorder is automatically turned off (A.SHUT OFF). Change the setting of [A.SHUT OFF],or turn on the power again, or use the AC Adaptor.

The battery pack is discharged or running low. Charge the battery pack (p.8).

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Pressing START/STOP or PHOTO does not record movies/still images.

Slide the POWER switch to light up the (Movie) or the (Still) lamp (p.10).

Your camcorder is recording the image you have just shot on the hard disk of the camcorder.

You cannot press PHOTO while [CAPTURE] or appears on the LCD screen. The hard disk of the camcorder is full. Delete unnecessary images. Or perform [HDD

FORMAT].


The temperature of your camcorder is extremely low. With POWER switch turned on, leavethe camcorder for a while. If you still cannot operate the camcorder, turn it off, taking it to awarm place. Leave the camcorder there for a while, then turn on the camcorder.

The recording stops.


The temperature of your camcorder is extremely low. Turn off the camcorder and take it to awarm place. Leave the camcorder there for a while, then turn on the camcorder.

The maximum continuous recordable time is approximately 13 hours.

Setup items are grayed out.

You cannot select grayed out items in the current situation.

The beep sounds for five seconds.


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Troubleshooting

If indicators appear on the LCD screen, checkthe following.You can solve some of the symptoms byyourself. If your problem persists even afteryou have tried a couple of times, contact yourSony dealer or local authorized Sony servicefacility.

C:(or E:) ss:ss(Self-diagnosisdisplay)

C:04:ss

The battery pack is not anInfoLITHIUM battery pack. Use anInfoLITHIUM battery pack (p.8).

Connect the DC plug of the AC Adaptorto the DC IN jack of the HandycamStation or your camcorder securely (p.8).

C:13:ss/ C:32:ss

Remove the power source. Reconnect itand operate your camcorder again.

E:20:ss/ E:31:ss/ E:40:ss/E:61:ss/ E:62:ss/ E:91:ss/E:94:ss

A malfunction that you cannot servicehas occurred. Contact your Sony dealeror local authorized Sony service facility.Inform them of the 5-digit code, whichstarts from E.

100-0001 (Warning indicatorpertaining to files)

Slow flashing

The file is damaged. The file is unreadable.

(Warning on the hard disk of thecamcorder)*

Fast flashing

An error may have occurred with the harddisk drive in your camcorder.

(Warning on the hard disk of thecamcorder)*

Fast flashing

The hard disk of the camcorder is fullyrecorded.

An error may have occurred with the harddisk drive in your camcorder.

E(Battery level warning)

Slow flashing

The battery pack is nearly used up.

Depending on the operatingenvironment or battery conditions,Emay flash, even if there areapproximately 20 minutes remaining.

(High temperature warning)

Slow flashing

The temperature of your camcorder is

getting higher. Turn off your camcorderand leave it for a while in a cool place.

Fast flashing*

The temperature of your camcorder isextremely high. Turn off your camcorderand leave it for a while in a cool place.

(Low temperature warning)

Fast flashing*

The temperature of your camcorder isextremely low. Make the camcorderwarm.

Warning indicators

Self-diagnosis display/Warningindicators

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(Warning indicator pertaining tocamera-shake warning)*

The amount of lights is not sufficient, so

camera-shake easily occurs. Use theflash.

The camcorder is unsteady, so camera-shake easily occurs. Hold the camcordersteady with both hands and record theimage. However, note that the camera-shake warning indicator does notdisappear.

* You hear a melody when the warning indicators

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AdditionalInform

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On use and care Do not use or store the camcorder and accessories

in the following locations.

Anywhere extremely hot or cold or humid

places. Never leave them exposed totemperatures above 60C (140F), such asunder direct sunlight, near heaters or in a carparked in the sun. They may malfunction orbecome deformed.

Near strong magnetic fields or mechanicalvibration. The camcorder may malfunction.

Near strong radio waves or radiation. Thecamcorder may not record properly.

Near AM receivers and video equipment. Noisemay occur.

On a sandy beach or anywhere dusty. If sand ordust gets in your camcorder, it maymalfunction. Sometimes this malfunctioncannot be repaired.

Near windows or outdoors, where the LCDscreen or the lens may be exposed to directsunlight. This damages the inside of the LCDscreen.

Operate your camcorder on DC 7.2 V (batterypack) or DC 8.4 V (AC Adaptor).

For DC or AC operation, use the accessoriesrecommended in this instruction manual.

Do not let your camcorder get wet, for example,from rain or sea water. If your camcorder gets wet,it may malfunction. Sometimes this malfunctioncannot be repaired.

If any solid object or liquid gets inside the casing,unplug your camcorder and have it checked by aSony dealer before operating it any further.

Avoid rough handling, disassembling, modifying,physical shock, or impact such as hammering,

dropping or stepping on the product. Beparticularly careful of the lens.

Keep the POWER switch setting to OFF (CHG)when you are not using your camcorder.

Do not wrap your camcorder with a towel, forexample, and operate it. Doing so might causeheat to build up inside.

When removing the mains lead, pull it by the plugand not the cord.

Do not damage the mains lead such as by placinganything heavy on it.

Keep metal contacts clean.

Keep the Remote Commander and button-typebattery out of childrens reach. If the battery isaccidentally swallowed, consult with a doctorimmediately (DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/

SR80E). If the battery electrolytic liquid has leaked,

consult with your local authorized Sony servicefacility.

wash off any liquid that may have contactedyour skin.

if any liquid gets in your eyes, wash with plentyof water and consult with a doctor.

x When not using your camcorder for a longtime

Occasionally turn it on and let it run such as byplaying back images or recording for about threeminutes.

Use up the battery pack completely before storingit.

On the LCD screen Do not exert excessive pressure on the LCD

screen. Blurs appear and it may cause amalfunction of your camcorder.

If your camcorder is used in a cold place, aresidual image may appear on the LCD screen.This is not a malfunction.

While you are using your camcorder, the back ofthe LCD screen may heat up. This is not amalfunction.

x To clean the LCD screenIf fingerprints or dust make the LCD screendirty, use the cleaning cloth (optional) toclean the LCD screen.

When you use the LCD Cleaning Kit(optional), do not apply the cleaning liquiddirectly to the LCD screen. Use cleaningpaper moistened with the liquid.

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On handling the casing If the casing is soiled, clean the camcorder body

with a soft cloth lightly moistened with water, andthen wipe the casing with a dry soft cloth.

Avoid the followings to prevent damage to thefinish.

Using chemicals such as thinner, benzine,alcohol, chemical cloths, repellent andinsecticide and sunscreen.

Handling with above substances on your hands.

Leaving the casing in contact with rubber orvinyl objects for a long period of time.

Care and storage of the camera lens

Wipe the surface of the lens clean with a soft clothin the following instances:

when there are fingerprints on the lens surface.

in hot or humid locations

when the lens is exposed to salty air such as atthe seaside.

Store the lens in a well-ventilated location subjectto little dirt or dust.

To prevent mold, periodically clean the lens asdescribed above. It is recommended that youoperate your camcorder about once a month tokeep it in optimum state for a long time.

To charge the pre-installedrechargeable battery

Your camcorder has a pre-installedrechargeable battery to retain the date, time,and other settings even when the POWERswitch is set to OFF (CHG). The pre-installedrechargeable battery is always charged while

you are using your camcorder but it will getdischarged gradually if you do not use yourcamcorder. The rechargeable battery will befully discharged in about 3 monthsif youdo not use your camcorder at all. However,even if the pre-installed rechargeable batteryis not charged, the camcorder operation willnot be affected as long as you are notrecording the date.

x ProceduresConnect your camcorder to a wall socketusing the AC Adaptor supplied with yourcamcorder, and leave your camcorder with

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System

Video compression formatMPEG2/JPEG (Still images)

Hard DiskDCR-SR30E/SR40E/SR50E/SR60E30 GB

DCR-SR70E/SR80E60 GBWhen measuring media capacity, 1GB equals1 billion bytes, a portion of which is used fordata management.

Audio compression formatDolby Digital 2chDolby Digital Stereo Creator

Video signalPAL color, CCIR standards

Recording format

MovieMPEG2-PS

Still imageExif *1Ver.2.2

Recording/playback time

DCR-SR30E/SR40E/SR50E/SR60EHQ:Approx. 440 min.

SP: Approx. 650 min.LP: Approx. 1 250 min.

DCR-SR70E/SR80EHQ:Approx. 880 min.SP: Approx. 1 300 min.LP: Approx. 2 510 min.

Number of recordable movies/still imagesMovie: Maximum of 9 999Still image: Maximum of 9 999

Image device

DCR-SR30E/SR40E

3 mm (1/6 type) CCD (Charge Coupled Device)Gross:Approx. 800 000 pixelsEffective (Movie):Approx. 400 000 pixelsEffective (Still):Approx. 400 000 pixels

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E3.27 mm (1/5.5 type) CCD (Charge CoupledDevice)Gross:Approx. 1 070 000 pixelsEffective (Movie, 4:3)Approx. 690 000 pixelsEffective (Movie, 16:9)Approx. 670 000 pixels

Effective (Still, 4:3)Approx. 1 000 000 pixelsEffective (Still, 16:9)Approx. 750 000 pixels

LensCarl Zeiss Vario TessarFilter diameter: 30 mm (1 in.)

DCR-SR30E/SR40EOptical:20 , Digital:40 , 800 F=1.8-3.1

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80EOptical:12 , Digital:24 , 800 F=1.8-2.5

Focal length

DCR-SR30E/SR40Ef=2.3 - 46 mm (3/32 - 1 13/16 in.)When converted to a 35 mm still cameraFor movies:44 - 880 mm (1 3/4 - 34 1/32 in.)For still images:44 - 880 mm (1 3/4 - 34 1/32 in.)

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80Ef=3.0 - 36 mm (1/8 - 1 7/16 in.)When converted to a 35 mm still cameraFor movies:46 - 628.5 mm (1 13/16 - 24 3/4 in.) (16:9)*2

48 - 576 mm (1 15/16 - 22 3/4 in.) (4:3)For still images:40 - 480 mm (1 5/8 - 19 in.) (4:3)43.6 - 523.2 mm (1 3/4 - 20 5/8 in.) (16:9)

Color temperature[AUTO], [ONE PUSH], [INDOOR] (3 200 K),[OUTDOOR] (5 800 K)

Minimum illumination

DCR-SR30E/SR40E5 lx (lux) (F1.8)0 lx (lux) (in the NightShot plus function)

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E7 lx (lux) (F1.8)0 lx (lux) (in the NightShot plus function)

*1 Exif is a file format for still images, establishedby the JEITA (Japan Electronics and InformationTechnology Industries Association). Files in thisformat can have additional information such asyour camcorders setting information at the timeof recording.

*2 In 16:9 mode, the focal length figures are actual

figures resulting from wide angle pixel readout. Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories.

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Input/Output connectors

DCR-SR30E/SR40E/SR50E/SR70E

Audio/Video output

10-pin connectorVideo signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 (ohms), unbalancedLuminance signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedChrominance signal: 0.3 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedAudio signal: 327 mV (at load impedance47 k (kilohms)), Output impedance less than2.2 k (kilohms)

DCR-SR60E/SR80E

Audio/Video input/output

10 pin connectorInput/Output auto switchVideo signal: 1 Vp-p, 75(ohms), unbalancedLuminance signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedChrominance signal: 0.3 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedAudio signal: 327 mV (at load impedance47 k(kilohms)), Input impedance more than47 k(kilohms), Output impedance less than2.2 k(kilohms)

REMOTE jackStereo mini-minijack ( 2.5 mm)

LCD screen

Picture

DCR-SR30E/SR40E6.2 cm (2.5 type)

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E6.9 cm (2.7 type, aspect ratio 16:9)

Total number of pixels123 200 (560 220)

General

Power requirements7.2 V (battery pack)8.4 V (AC Adaptor)

Average power consumption

DCR-SR30E/SR40E2.2 W

DCR-SR50E/SR60E/SR70E/SR80E2.7 W

Operating temperature0C to + 40C (32F to 104F)

Storage temperature-20C to + 60C (-4F to + 140F)

Dimensions (Approx.)69 71 117 mm (2 3/4 2 7/8 4 5/8 in.)(whd) including protrusions69 71 117 mm (2 3/4 2 7/8 4 5/8 in.)(whd) including protrusions with supplied

battery attached

Mass (Approx.)

DCR-SR30E/SR40E340g (12 oz) main unit only390g (13 oz) including the NP-FP50rechargeable battery pack and the lens cap

DCR-SR50E/SR60E350g (12 oz) main unit only390g (13 oz) including the NP-FP50rechargeable battery pack

DCR-SR70E/SR80E360g (12 oz) main unit only400g (14 oz) including the NP-FP50rechargeable battery pack

Supplied accessoriesSee page 6.

Handycam StationInput/Output connectorsDCRA-C162(DCR-SR30E/SR40E/SR50E/SR70E)

Audio/Video output10 pin connectorVideo signal: 1 Vp-p, 75(ohms), unbalancedLuminance signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedChrominance signal: 0.3 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedAudio signal: 327 mV (at load impedance47 k(kilohms)), Output impedance less than2.2 k(kilohms)

USB jack

mini-B

DCRA-C162 (DCR-SR60E/SR80E)

Audio/Video input/output10 pin connectorInput/Output auto switchVideo signal: 1 Vp-p, 75(ohms), unbalancedLuminance signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedChrominance signal: 0.3 Vp-p, 75 (ohms),unbalancedAudio signal: 327 mV (at load impedance

47 k(kilohms)), Input impedance more than47 k(kilohms), Output impedance less than2.2 k(kilohms)

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AC Adaptor AC-L25A/L25B

Power requirementsAC 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz

Current consumption0.35 - 0.18 A

Power consumption18 W

Output voltageDC 8.4 V*


Storage temperature-20C to + 60C (-4F to + 140F)

Dimensions (Approx.)56 31 100 mm (2 1/4 1 1/4 4 in.)(whd)excluding the projecting parts

Mass (Approx.)190 g (6.7 oz) excluding the mains lead

* See at the label of AC Adaptor for otherspecifications.

Rechargeable battery pack

NP-FP50

Maximum output voltageDC 8.4 V

Output voltageDC 7.2 V

Capacity4.9 wh (680 mAh)

Dimensions (Approx.)31.8 18.5 45.0 mm(1 5/16 3/4 1 13/16 in.)(whd)

Mass (Approx.)40 g (1.5 oz)


TypeLi-ion

Design and specifications are subject to changewithout notice.

On trademarks Handycam and are

registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.

InfoLITHIUM is a trademark of Sony

Corporation.

Memory Stick Duo is a trademark of SonyCorporation.

ImageMixer for HDD Camcorder is atrademark of Pixela Corporation.

Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarksof Dolby Laboratories.

Dolby Digital Stereo Creator is a trademark ofDolby Laboratories.

DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW logo are

trademarks. Microsoft, Windows, and Windows Media are

either registered trademarks or trademarks ofMicrosoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.in the U.S. and other countries.

Pentium is a trademark or registered trademarkof Intel Corporation.

All other product names mentioned herein may be

the trademarks or registered trademarks of theirrespective companies. Furthermore, and arenot mentioned in each case in this manual.

Notes on the LicenseANY USE OF THIS PRODUCT OTHER THANCONSUMER PERSONAL USE IN ANYMANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THEMPEG-2 STANDARD FOR ENCODING VIDEOINFORMATION FOR PACKAGED MEDIA ISEXPRESSLY PROHIBITED WITHOUT A

LICENSE UNDER APPLICABLE PATENTS INTHE MPEG-2 PATENT PORTFOLIO, WHICHLICENSE IS AVAILABLE FROM MPEG LA,L.L.C., 250 STEELE STREET, SUITE 300,DENVER, COLORADO 80206.


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