Hitachi VM-E56A Manuel D’Utilisation

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2. Align the arrow on the external power adapter with the guide arrow on the camera/recorder. 
3. Hold the external power adapter firmly against the camera/recorder while sliding it towards 
the right of the machine. 
4. Connect the external power adapter plug to the DC OUTPUT jack of the AC adapter/charger. 
Note: The AC adapter/charger can be used around the world. An AC plug adapter is required in 
some foreign countries. If you need one purchase it at your Hitachi distributor. 
 
Note: The battery level indicator sometimes displays partial charge symbol when using the AC 
adaptor/charger. Ignore this indicator when using the AC adaptor/charger. 
Using Alkaline Dry-Cell Batteries 
The camera/recorder can be powered with six alkaline dry-cell batteries inserted into the 
optional battery case (Hitachi VM-BP86C) which can be attached to the camera/recorder. The 
operation time of the camera/recorder depends on the type of alkaline batteries used. Please 
ensure that the CAMERA/OFF/VIDEO switch is in the OFF position whenever attaching or 
detaching any power supply (ie. battery, AC adapter/charger, etc.) 
Alkaline Battery Case Diagram 
1. Insert six "AA" alkaline dry-cell batteries as shown, being sure not to confuse their polarity. 
2. Align the arrow on the battery case with the guide arrow on the camera/recorder. 
3. Hold the battery case firmly against the camera/recorder while sliding it towards the right of 
the machine. 
Note: At extremely low temperatures operation time decreases, while at high temperatures these 
batteries may be damaged. 
Note: Ordinary manganese batteries cannot be used. 
Note: Attach the battery case immediately before you start recording. 
Using a Car Battery 
The camera/recorder can be powered with a car battery by using an optional car battery cord 
(Hitachi VM-CC80A) to plug the camera/recorder into the car's cigarette lighter socket. Please 
ensure that the CAMERA/OFF/VIDEO switch is in the OFF position whenever attaching or 
detaching any power supply (ie. battery, AC adapter/charger, etc).