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RCA Video Cassettes (continued)
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1. Attach a power supply to the
camcorder, and slide and release the
EJECT button to open the cassette
compartment.
2. Insert or remove the cassette.
Cassette Care and Storage
• When you are finished with a cassette,
rewind it, and remove it from the
camcorder.
• When you are finished recording, close
the cassette’s record-protect (safety) tab
to prevent accidental erasure.
• Label your cassettes before storing them.
• Store cassettes vertically in their
protective boxes at normal room
temperatures. Do not leave your
camcorder or cassettes in a car or
outdoors for an extended period.
Excessive heat or cold may damage
your cassettes.
Inserting and Removing Cassettes
POWERSAVE
.
.
ON
PUSH
Record-Protect Tab
Tape
Window
Cassette Door
EJECT Button
Press Here to Close
Caution: Insert the
cassette only one way
with the record-protect
tab facing up and the tape
window facing out. The
cassette should slide
easily into the compart-
ment. Do not force the
cassette.
3. Gently close the cassette compartment
door with your hand. The camcorder
will automatically close the top of the
cassette compartment. Do not push
the top down or you may damage
your camcorder.
• Do not touch or cover the small holes in
the cassette or use cassettes with
damaged or spliced tape.
• Keep dust from entering the cassette
compartment. All dust is abrasive and
will cause excessive wear on the tape
and the camcorder’s recording or
playback heads.
• Keep the cassette away from strong
magnetic fields such as electric motors
and other devices.
• Do not use a cassette if it has been
damaged or exposed to moisture. The
tape may jam and/or damage your
camcorder.