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6. Press the TITLE ON/OFF button on the remote control at the point on the tape where you
wish to record the title.
7. Press the TITLE ON/OFF button on the remote control again to stop recording the title.
Note: Recording the title during tape transfer will erase a portion of your recorded material.
Using the Wireless Remote Control
Use the wireless remote control to operate the camera/recorder from a distance. The PLAY,
F.FWD, REW, STOP, PAUSE (START/STOP) and ZOOM buttons on the wireless remote control
operate the functions of the corresponding buttons on the camera/recorder. Aim the wireless
remote control at the infrared ray receiver of the camera recorder.
Wireless Remote Control Range/Angle
Note: Use the wireless remote control within the range of the infrared ray receiver of the
camera/recorder shown above.
Note: The wireless remote control may not function in strong light such as direct sunlight or very
bright artificial lighting.
Note: Clear a direct path from the wireless remote control to the infrared ray receiver. The wireless
remote control won't work if an obstacle blocks the infrared rays.
Note: The remote control code of this camera/recorder is Hitachi code VCR2. If you have a VCR
with the same code you Hitachi VCR may malfunction when you use the camera/recorder's wireless
remote control.
Dubbing from the Camera/Recorder to a VCR
Connect the camera/recorder to a VCR to copy your or a friend's home 8mm recordings to VHS.
1. Connect your camera/recorder to the VCR, following "Playing Back Your Recording" on page
27.
2. Turn on your VCR and place it in the camera/recorder input mode (consult your VCR manual
for details). Operate the television as you normally do to see the signal coming from the VCR.
3. Hold down the red button of the CAMERA/OFF/VIDEO switch while you slide the switch to
VIDEO.
4. Insert the recorded tape in the camera/recorder and a blank tape into the VCR. Set the VCR to
record.
5. Play the tape from the camera/recorder while recording on the VCR.