Sony DCR-PC100 User Manual

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Using the AV cordless IR receiver

Once you connect the AV cordless IR receiver (not supplied) to your TV or VCR, you
can easily view the picture on your TV. For details, refer to the operating instructions of
the AV cordless IR receiver.

Insert the recorded cassette into your camcorder.

(1) After connecting your TV and AV cordless IR receiver, set the POWER switch

on the AV cordless IR receiver to ON.

(2) Turn the TV on and set the TV/VCR selector on the TV to VCR.
(3) Set the POWER switch to VTR on your camcorder.
(4) Press LASER LINK. The lamp of LASER LINK lights up.
(5) Press N on your camcorder to start playback.
(6) Point the LASER LINK emitter at the AV cordless IR receiver. Adjust the

position of your camcorder and the AV cordless IR receiver to obtain clear
playback pictures.

To cancel the laser link function

Press LASER LINK. The lamp on the LASER LINK button goes out.

If you use a Sony TV
•You can turn on the TV automatically when you press LASER LINK. You need to do

following prepartions beforehand:
– Turn the TV’s main switch on.
– Set AUTO TV ON to ON in the menu settings.
– Point the LASER LINK emitter at the TV’s remote sensor.

•You can switch the video input of the TV automatically to the one which the AV

cordless IR receiver is connected. To do so, set AUTO TV ON to ON and TV INPUT to
the same video input (1, 2, 3) in the menu settings. With some models, however, the
picture and sound may be disconnected momentarily when the video input is
switched.

•The above feature may not work on some TV models.

Notes
•When laser link is activated (the LASER LINK button is lit), your camcorder consumes

power. Press LASER LINK to turn off the laser link function when it is not needed.

•When you attach the lens hood, the lens hood may block the infrared ray depending on

the positions of the camcorder and the IR receiver. In this case, detach the lens hood.

If you turn the power off
Laser link turns off automatically.

Viewing the recording on TV

LASER LINK

LASER LINK emitter

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