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Formatting the memory card in the XL H1 camcorder
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Initializing a Memory Card Initialize new memory cards, or when you get the message "CARD ERROR ". You can also initialize a memory card to erase all data recorded on it.
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Non - US Names for Digital Video Cameras
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Non - US Names for Digital Video Cameras US Name Alternate 1 Alternate 2 Elura MV20 PV1 Elura 10 MV4i Elura 100 MVX450 FV M300 Elura 20MC MV4i MC IXY DV 2 Elura 2MC MV3 IXY DV Elura 40MC MV5i MC IXY DV3 Elura 50 MV6i MC IXY DV5 Elura 60 MVX200i Elura 70 MVX250i FV M100 Elura 80 MVX
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Nomenclature of the XL H1 camcorder
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Left Side View button 2 . End Search button 17. BARS/FADE ON/OFF button 3. Mode
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The lens is not mounted correctly
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message will display if the camcorder cannot communicate properly with the lens. To correct this error turn the lens until it clicks into the lens mount. If the message does not disappear, unmount the lens, ensure that the lens and camcorder contacts are clean, and then remount the lens.
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Setting up the various audio modes on the XL H1 camcorder
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Audio Recording Setup Recording on Channels 1 and 2
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XL H1 camcorder specifications
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System HDV MPEG-1 audio layer 2 / MPEG- 2 audio layer 2, 16 bit (48 kHz) Transfer rate: 384 kbps ( 2 CH) DV PCM digital sound: 16 bit (48 kHz/2 ch); 12 bit (32 kHz/4 ch)
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Selecting and using the XL H1 series frame rates
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Selecting the Frame Rate 60i, 30F, 24F ( 2 :3 pulldown-converted) 60i, 30F, 24F (2:3 pulldown-converted or 2:3:3:2 pulldown-converted)
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Precautions for charging Canon rechargeable battery packs.
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2 . Polish the terminals with a tissue or dry cloth before charging the battery pack. If the terminals are dirty, for example if there is oil from your skin on the terminals, this may result in poor contact and the battery pack may not charge fully.
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Using DV control on the XL H1 camcorder
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Using the DV Control Windows XP (SP 2 ) users can use the CONSOLE
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Adjusting the exposure on the XL H1 camcorder
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Exposure Lock mark of the indicator denotes the current exposure setting within +/- 2 stops (beyond 2 stops, the marker will blink).
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