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AC Adapter

AP-V30U

Battery Pack

BN-VG114U

USB Cable

(Type A - Mini Type B)

QAM1313-001

AV Cable

CD-ROM

LY37342-032

Core Filter

Basic User Guide

JVC U.S.A.

A Division of JVC Americas Corp.

1700 Valley Road, Wayne, NJ 07470

www.jvc.com

TOLL FREE 1-800-252-5722

For additional online video tutorials, please visit:

http://camcorder.jvc.com/tutorials.jsp

Register your EVERIO online at:

REGISTER.JVC.COM

and receive a special offer.

AV

AV

Image Size

Image Quality

Remaining Number of Shots

Focus

Recording in Progress

Recording Media

Battery Indicator

Video Quality

Remaining Recording Time

Zooming

Recording Media
Battery Indicator

:Record-Standby
:Recording in Progress

(Wide 
angle)

(Telephoto)

•  Press again to Stop Recording.

Scene Counter

Lights up in green 
when focused

Lights up during still 
image recording

Q  Open the LCD monitor to turn on the unit.

R Press L button to select the recording mode.

•  The mode switches between recording and 

playback with every press.

S Press A /B button to select the video or still 

image mode.

AV

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Q

Q  Open the LCD monitor to turn on the unit.

R Press L button to select the playback mode.

S Press A /B button to select the video or still 

image mode.

AV

R

S

Q

T  Select from the index screen (highlight 

thumbnails) using the Slider. 

U Touch the C button.

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VIDEO PLAYBACK

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Preparation:
•  Turn off both camera and TV. 

L To connect using the HDMI mini 

connector
•  When connecting to a 1080p 

compatible TV, set [HDMI OUTPUT] 
to [AUTO]. 

L Playback  Operation
After the connection with TV is completed,
Q  Turn on the camera and the TV.

R  Select the TV input switch.

S  Start playback on the camera.

AV

HDMI Mini Connector

AC Adapter

DC Connector

HDMI Connector

HDMI Cable (optional)
(Mini to full-sized HDMI cable)

To AC Outlet

TV

Select an item from the menu screen.

Q Touch the D button.

R  Slide your finger up and down on the 

Slider.

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VIDEO

REGISTER EVENT

ZOOM

GAIN UP

TIME-LAPSE RECORDING

SET

QUIT

VIDEO QUALITY

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S Touch the C button.

A   To select an Operation icon appearing on the 

left side, touch the portion of the Slider next 
to Operation icon.

B   To select an Operation icon appearing at 

the bottom of the screen, touch the buttons 
underneath them.

A

B

Always check available memory space and battery power in advance. 

Make sure your battery is fully charged. 

A spare battery may be useful.

Stabilizing Your Picture
Try these tips to improve the image:

Look for a place to sit down and take your video.

Look for something you can set your camera on.

Consider using a tripod or a monopod to further steady your video.

Camera Movement
The most enjoyable and professional looking videos generally have very little 
camera movement

Treat all movements as a special effect. 

If you must move the camera, do it slowly.

Zooming
As a general rule, your video will look better if you zoom the lens before 
you start your recording:

Focus on the subject  first, then begin recording. 

If you must zoom during a recording, treat it as a special effect and zoom slowly.

Remember to shoot with the sun or the primary light source behind you.

Keeping the range of contrast in your scene to a reasonable level is the 

easiest way to improve the picture quality.

Pay special attention to objects in the LCD screen that appear very washed out or 

over exposed.

Making a simple change in how the camera is aimed or by zooming in slightly,  

you may reduce contrast to a reasonable range.

Length of Recording
Many recordings are ruined by stopping the recording too soon and missing the best 
moment:

Always try for at least a 10 second recording. 

When in doubt, let the recording continue longer.

It is much easier to edit unneeded material later.

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Capacity

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Video 
(UXP)

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Still images

(1920x1080/FINE)

<SD High-

capacity>

Supports        
4GB to 8GB

8GB

44min.

8420

4GB

22min.

4200

Supports   
256MB to 2GB

2GB

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2100

1GB

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1030

512MB

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510

256MB

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260

 Note: Operations are confirmed on the following microSD cards.

Manufacturer

Panasonic, TOSHIBA, SanDisk, ATP

Video

Class 4 or higher compatible microSDHC card (4 GB to 8 GB)

Still image

microSD card (256 MB to 2 GB), microSDHC card (4 GB to 8 GB)

•  Using cards other than those specified above may result in recording failure or data 

loss.

Description

Battery Pack
• BN-VG121U
• BN-VG138U

•  Provides a longer recording time than the battery 

pack that comes with this unit or it can also be used 
as a spare battery pack.

Battery Charger
• AA-VG1U

•  Enables the battery pack to be charged without using 

this unit.

Q  Close the LCD to turn Off the Power

R  Attach the battery

T  Connect the AC adapter to outlet

R  Install a microSD Card

Battery Type

Charging Time

Continuous Recording Actual Recording

BN-VG114U (Supplied) 2hr.30min.

1hr.30min.

50min.

BN-VG121U

3hr.30min.

2hr.15min.

1hr.15min.

BN-VG138U

6hr.10min.

4hr.05min.

2hr.15min.

•  Be sure to use JVC battery packs. If you use any other battery packs besides JVC 

battery packs, safety and performance cannot be guaranteed.

 

S  Connect AC adapter into DC Terminal

Bottom

Open

Battery Pack

Cover

Charging in progress:
Blinks
Charge finished:
Goes out

Q  Open the card slot cover

•  Turn off the power before inserting 

or removing a microSD Card

110V - 240V

Easy Start Guide

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