Quick-reference connection diagrams – RCA CC-285 User Manual

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Quick-Reference Connection Diagrams

Your camcorder can be connected

several different ways to various

components for playback and

recording.

When you have a specific application
in mind, use this diagram to quickly
find the page that shows detailed
connection information for that
appUcation.

Reviewing this diagram may also help
you understand the difference between
the camcorder’s

ot/r jack and

jack.

VMM MonNor

(TV wHh audlo/vMM

output lacks)

VCA

(or other dsvioa wtth

audlo/vMM output |scks)

Standard TV

TV Monitor

(TV with audio/vMM

Input lacks)

VCA
(connsctsd to TV or Monitor)

The tapes you record on your
camcorder can be played back and
viewed in many different ways;

• By playing the camcorder and

watching the viewfmder.

• By taking tape out of camcorder

and playing it back on another
home VCR.

By cotmecting camcorder to TV
with RF Output Adapter and
watching TV screen.

By connecting camcorder to
monitor with Audio/Video Output
C!able and watching monitor screen.

By connecting camcorder to
another VCR that is already
connected to a TV and watching
the TV screen.

The following pages show you how to
connect your camcorder to a TV,
monitor, or VCR and explain how to
play back the tapes.

Note: Although you can use the
battery to power the camcorder
during tape playback, you will
probably want to use Uie AC adapter/

charger if you intend to watch for an
extended period.