Sony GV-200 - Manual (Page 17)

Power requiremenis
Power consumplion
Operatirtg temperature
Storage temperature
Oimertsions
Accessories $uppiie<
Power consumption
Power reguiremenis
Output voltage
Weight
Design ai
Crystal IPCK
’ 2-hour cycle
Only for recording, 1
On Datiery mounting surface
6 0 V(Batteryoacku6.S V(caroattery|/7 S V(ACpoweraoapiorV
9 V (battefv case)
6 5 W ilor cominuous piayOack)
O'Cio 40»C (32=Fio tOA-R
-20'C to «бО^С (-4»F to tAO'F)
129<71 «226 mm (w/h/d)
(S'.
I battery pi
9 Inches)
Approx 1 1 kg (2 lb 7 02) not
Earphones(t)
Signal splitter (i)
Carrying case (i)
Satiery pack NP-66M (i)
AC power adaptor AC-V30 (i)
Lithium battery (t)
20 W
100 - 240 V AC. 50/60 Hz
DC OUT 7 5 V. 1
6 A in operating mode
Battery charge terminal. 10 V. 1 3 A in charge m
O’C to 40'C (32»F to 1CM«F)
-20"Cto ♦60"C<-4'>Fto »tAO'F)
Approx. 67« 39X 136 mm iw/h/dl
( 2V, « ity,x % ' / ■ , inches*
including projecting pads and controls
Approx. 310 g (11 oz)
List of Recommended Accessories
Eattery pack NP-66H, NP-77H, NP-77of NP-55 •
eanery charger eC-77 -
(X pack XP-77 •
Antenna connector EAC-40 •
Signal splitter EAC-45 •
Antenna cord CCD-6M •
CCO-2 •
Car antenna VCA-3W -
VCA-4E -
Car battery charger D(^V30 •
Connecting cord VMC-910MS/920MS (1 m/2 m) -
. VMC-710M/720MI1 m/2m) •
Video Walkman hood . VCV-GV300 -
Car connacting pack (connect
to the AUOlO OUT terminal so
that you c»t listen to the sound
with the car stereo)
CPA-2 -
RFU adaptor kit RFU-69UCKA •
Cleaning V6-25CLH •
I spectficaiions subject to change without notice.
Troubleshooting
63
If you think have a orooiem. double-check before calling the servKeman. Vou may have
overlooked something relatively simple!
' '"riillii
The unit IS not operable even
il the POWER switch is turned on.
•
• No battery pack i$ attached.
• The Battery pack is exhausted. — Charge it.
(page 11).
• AC power adaptor or car Battery cord is
disconnected.
a Power turns off automatically
durng operation.
• The Battery pack is exhausted.
• The SLEEP timer has been set.
The battery pack is Quickly
discharged.
• The ambient temperature is too low.
• The battery pack has not been charged fully.
o The clock blinks showing "AM
s 12:00'
If (he lithium battery has been changed, reset the
clock (page 20), and if necessary, reset the timer
The playback picfure is not clear. • The video heads may be contaminated. Clean
the heads using the Sony ve-2SCLH cleaning
caaaene (optional). For details on cleaning,
refer to the шз(гис
1юп8 furnished with the
cleaning cassette.
• The video heads may be damaged.
S Ounr>g recording, trie picture IS
• not clear.
TV signal Is loo weak. Adjust the indoor antenna
or connect an external antenna.
j Recording cannot be made.
?
?
• The safety tab on the cassette is slid out.
« Moisture condensation has occured.
• The tape is at its end.
• The cassette is not inserted.
The tape does not run even if the
K tape transport button IS pressed.
• 'Timer setting has been made.
Presa the TIMER REC ON/OFF button and turn,
on the unit again.
• Moisture condensation nas occured.
The cassette cannot be ejected. « No power is supplied to the unit.
• The battery oeck i$ exhausted.
Use the charged banery. (page 11)
The screen is cleared.
Picture appears bi
Double images or gnosis
s:
LCD ON/OFF button hi
Press It again.
Adjust COLOR, (page 3i|.
Check the external antenna.
This IS often caused By local interference
(e g. cars, neon signs, hair dryers, etc i
Adjust antenna for minimum mterfererwe.
Reflections from nearby mountains or Bui
often cause this problem
A highly directional antenna may improve
le not Set the clock (page 20).
A timer recording has not bi • The safety tab on the cassette was slid out
(page 36)
• The tape was not long enough.
. The TIMER REC ON/OFF bufton has not been
pressed.
• The clock was not set correctly.
• The battery pack was exhausted.
• There has been a power interruption (lor AC
operation).
• Moisture condensation has occured. (page 39)
64
65