Model 151 MovieCorder (160-0852) Power Sources Faxback Doc. # 18464 You can power your camcorder from: The supplied battery pack AC power using the supplied AC adapter and power cable. USING AC POWER Use the supplied AC adapter/charger and its extension to power the camcorder directly from an AC outlet. 1. Align the AC adapter extension's alignment mark with the camcorder's battery alignment mark. 2. Gently press the adapter extension's flat plate against the camcorder, and slide the plate to the right until it clicks into place. 3. Plug the adapter extension's cord into the adapter/charger's DC OUT jack. 4. Plug the adapter/charger's power cord into a standard AC outlet. The adapter/charger's green indicator lights. When you finish using the camcorder be sure to: 1. Turn off the camcorder. 2. Unplug the adapter/charger from the AC outlet. 3. Unplug the adapter extension from the adapter/charger. 4. Slide down and hold [BATT], slide the adapter extension's flat plate to the left, and remove the flat plate from the camcorder. NOTE: You can use the AC adapter/charger in foreign countries as long as the AC line voltage is between 100 and 240 volts. A built-in circuit automatically adjusts for different line voltages. Use the AC plug adapter when necessary. Do not use the supplied AC-151 adapter/charger and adapter extension to power any device except this camcorder. USING THE BATTERY PACK The battery pack comes fully discharged, so you must charge it before you use it. Use only the supplied AC adapter/charger to charge the battery pack. Use of any other adapter/charger could damage the battery pack. Also, do not use the AC-151 adapter/charger to charge any battery except the one supplied (6V, 1000mAh). 1. Plug the AC adapter/charger's power cord into an AC outlet. The green indicator lights. 2. Align the battery pack's alignment mark with the adapter/charger's alignment mark. 3. Gently press the battery pack against the adapter/charger, and slide the battery pack to the right until it clicks into place. The adapter/ charger's red charge indicator lights and charging begins. When the battery pack is fully charged, the charge indicator changes to yellow. NOTE: It takes about an hour to charge the supplied standard battery pack. 4. When the battery pack is fully charged, disconnect the adapter/charger from the AC outlet. 5. Remove the battery pack from the adapter by sliding the battery pack to the left. When the battery pack's power begins to run down, BATTERY flashes in the camcorder's viewfinder. Charge the battery pack. Charging Hints: You can order another standard battery pack (CS-6012) from your local Radio Shack store so you can use one while charging another. Use the battery pack's charge indicator to remind yourself if you have charged a battery pack or not. Set the indicator so that the red dot shows when the battery pack is discharged. Set it so the red dot does not show after you charge the battery pack. At normal temperatures, a fully charged battery pack provides enough power to record for about 45 minutes. The recording time is shorter in cold temperatures. Do not use the supplied AC adapter/charger for any other purpose than charging the battery pack or (with the adapter extension) to power the camcorder from an AC outlet. Do not continue to charge a fully charged battery pack. This can damage the battery pack. Although charging is possible from 41 to 95 degrees F, we suggest you charge the battery pack in a temperature range of 50 to 86 degrees F for best results. You can use the supplied adapter/charger anywhere 100-240 volts AC is available. If the shape for the AC outlet differs from the USA type, use the supplied plug adapter. Attaching the Battery Pack to the Camcorder 1. Align the battery pack's alignment mark with the camcorder's alignment mark. 2. Gently press the battery pack against the camcorder, and slide the battery pack to the right until it clicks into place. Removing the Battery Pack from the Camcorder 1. Turn off the camcorder. 2. Slide down and hold [BATT], and slide the battery pack to the left. (CS 11/6/95)