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Stoppers
S-Video
Cable
Working With the Core Filter
Attaching a Core Filter to
an Optional S-Video Cable
Your digital camcorder and some TVs
and video units have an S-Video jack.
S-Video provides excellent video
transfer abilities (not sound). You can
purchase an S-Video cable at many
retail electronics stores.
When using an S-Video cable, it must
have a Core Filter attached to meet
FCC requirements. The Core Filter
reduces picture interference.
A core filter is supplied with this
digital camcorder.
Attaching the Core Filter to an
Optional S-Video Cable
1. Release the stoppers on both ends
of the Core Filter and open.
2. Run the cable through the Core
Filter, leaving approx. 1 1/4 inches
of cable between the cable plug
and the Core Filter casing.
3. Wind the cable once around the
outside of the Core Filter. Make
sure not to leave slack in the
cable.
4. Loop the cable back through the
Core Filter casing.
5. Close the Core Filter until it clicks
shut. The S-Video cable is now
ready for use.
Note: When working with an S-Video
cable, attach the end with the Core Filter
to the camcorder.
1 1/2”