JVC Printer GV PT2U User Manual

MULTIMEDIA PRINTER  
ENGLISH  
GV-PT2  
For Customer Use:  
Enter below the Serial No. of the  
GV-PT2U Multimedia Printer.  
The serial number is located on the  
bottom of the GV-PT2U.  
INSTRUCTIONS  
Model No.  
Serial No.  
GV-PT2U  
LPT0002-023B  
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5. Ventilation  
IMPORTANT PRODUCT  
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  
Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for  
ventilation. To ensure reliable operation of the product and  
to protect it from overheating, these openings must not be  
blocked or covered.  
Electrical energy can perform many useful functions. But  
improper use can result in potential electrical shock or fire  
hazards. This product has been engineered and  
• Do not block the openings by placing the product on a  
bed, sofa, rug or other similar surface.  
• Do not place the product in a built-in installation such as  
a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided  
or the manufacturer’s instructions have been adhered to.  
manufactured to assure your personal safety. In order not to  
defeat the built-in safeguards, observe the following basic  
rules for its installation, use and servicing.  
6. Wall or Ceiling Mounting  
The product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as  
recommended by the manufacturer.  
ATTENTION:  
Follow and obey all warnings and instructions marked on  
your product and its operating instructions. For your safety,  
please read all the safety and operating instructions before  
you operate this product and keep this manual for future  
reference.  
INSTALLATION  
1. Grounding or Polarization  
(A) Your product may be equipped with a polarized  
alternating-current line plug (a plug having one blade  
wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power  
outlet only one way. This is a safety feature.  
If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet,  
try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit,  
contact your electrician to replace your obsolete  
outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the  
polarized plug.  
(B) Your product may be equipped with a 3-wire  
grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding)  
pin. This plug will only fit into a grounding-type power  
outlet. This is a safety feature.  
If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet,  
contact your electrician to replace your obsolete  
outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the  
grounding-type plug.  
2. Power Sources  
Operate your product only from the type of power source  
indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the  
type of power supply to your home, consult your product  
dealer or local power company. If your product is intended  
to operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the  
operating instructions.  
3. Overloading  
Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral  
convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or  
electric shock.  
4. Power Cord Protection  
Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not  
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or  
against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs,  
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit  
from the product.  
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USE  
SERVICING  
1. Servicing  
1. Accessories  
To avoid personal injury:  
If your product is not operating correctly or exhibits a  
marked change in performance and you are unable to  
restore normal operation by following the detailed  
procedure in its operating instructions, do not attempt to  
service it yourself as opening or removing covers may  
expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all  
servicing to qualified service personnel.  
• Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand,  
tripod, bracket or table. It may fall, causing serious injury  
to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product.  
• Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table  
recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the  
product.  
• Use a mounting accessory recommended by the  
manufacturer and follow the manufacturer’s instructions  
for any mounting of the product.  
2. Damage Requiring Service  
Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing  
to qualified service personnel under the following  
conditions:  
• Do not try to roll a cart with small casters across  
thresholds or deep-pile carpets.  
a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.  
b. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the  
product.  
2. Product and Cart Combination  
A product and cart combination should be moved with  
care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces  
may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.  
c. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.  
d. If the product does not operate normally by following  
the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that  
are covered by the operating instructions as an improper  
adjustment of other controls may result in damage and  
will often require extensive work by a qualified  
technician to restore the product to its normal operation.  
e. If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.  
f. When the product exhibits a distinct change in  
performance—this indicates a need for service.  
3. Water and Moisture  
PORTABLE CART WARNING  
(Symbol provided by RETAC)  
Do not use this product near  
water—for example, near a bath  
tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink or  
laundry tub, in a wet basement, or  
near a swimming pool and the  
like.  
3. Replacement Parts  
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service  
technician has used replacement parts specified by the  
manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the  
original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,  
electric shock or other hazards.  
4. Object and Liquid Entry  
Never push objects of any kind into this product through  
openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or  
short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock.  
Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.  
4. Safety Check  
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product,  
ask the service technician to perform safety checks to  
determine that the product is in safe operating condition.  
5. Attachments  
Do not use attachments not recommended by the  
manufacturer of this product as they may cause hazards.  
6. Cleaning  
Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning.  
Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp  
cloth for cleaning.  
7. Heat  
The product should be situated away from heat sources  
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products  
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.  
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CAUTIONS  
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If you notice smoke or a peculiar smell coming from  
the printer, shut it down and unplug it  
IMMEDIATELY. Use of the printer under these  
conditions could lead to fire  
or electric shock. Contact  
your JVC dealer. DO NOT  
ABOUT THERMAL HEADS  
The thermal heads, necessary for printing, are located  
within the unit. The heads can become extremely  
warm. To prevent possible burns and injuries, do not  
touch the thermal heads.  
When the printer is used for extended periods, the  
thermal heads experience wear and tear just like VCR  
heads. As the thermal heads become worn, print  
quality will gradually decrease. When you notice a  
decline in quality, it is possible that the heads may  
need to be replaced. Consult your JVC dealer.  
attempt to repair the  
malfunction yourself.  
DO NOT attempt to insert foreign objects into the  
printer, as this can lead to electric shock or fire. If  
an object other than print  
MOISTURE CONDENSATION  
paper is accidentally  
If condensation occurs inside the printer, it may adhere  
to print paper during printing, causing poor quality  
prints and paper jams. If you think condensation may  
exist within the unit, let the unit sit for at least 2 hours  
(with the power on) to dry sufficiently. If paper is stuck  
within the unit, remove it before turning the power on.  
Unused print paper subjected to moisture should not  
be used for printing.  
Condensation may occur in the following situations:  
1) In a room when the heater suddenly comes on;  
2) In the direct path of cool air from an air  
conditioner;  
inserted, shut the printer  
down, unplug it and  
contact your JVC dealer.  
Exercise caution when moving the printer. If you  
drop the unit, do not attempt to use it. If during use  
you notice that the cabinet is  
damaged, shut the printer  
down, unplug it and contact  
your JVC dealer. Use of the  
printer under these  
3) When the unit is moved from a cool place to a  
warm place.  
conditions can lead to fire or  
electric shock.  
DUST  
Due to dust or lint adhering to print paper, or to  
extreme variations in temperature, a small degree of  
color smearing or lines may be visible in prints.  
DO NOT place heavy objects on the printer’s  
power cord, or leave the cord near any heat-  
generating appliance, as this can damage the cord.  
Avoid excessive pulling or twisting of the power  
cord. If the power cord  
Failure to heed the following precautions may  
result in damage to the printer.  
becomes cut or otherwise  
1. DO NOT place the printer . . .  
... in an environment prone to extreme temperatures  
or humidity.  
... in direct sunlight.  
... in a dusty environment.  
... in an environment where strong magnetic fields  
are generated.  
... on a surface that is unstable or subject to  
vibration.  
2. DO NOT block the printer’s ventilation openings.  
3. DO NOT place heavy objects on the printer.  
4. DO NOT place anything which might spill on top of  
the printer.  
5. AVOID violent shocks to the printer during  
transport.  
damaged, contact your JVC  
dealer. When unplugging the  
printer, DO NOT pull on the  
cord. Hold the plug itself and  
remove it from the AC outlet.  
Use of the printer with a  
damaged power cord can  
lead to fire, electric shock  
and unit malfunctions.  
DO NOT remove the cover and attempt to repair or  
modify the printer. There are high-voltage  
components within the unit,  
and the risk of electric shock  
CAUTION:  
and unit malfunctions exists.  
Changes or modifications not approved by JVC  
could void user’s authority to operate the  
equipment.  
If a problem occurs, contact  
your JVC dealer.  
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MAJOR FEATURES A Variety of Special Effects Printing Options  
This printer allows you to print text or images on standard or seal paper in any of one of several  
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formats.  
MULTI-PRINT  
Print 4 or 16 images on one sheet.  
The same image ... (page 24)  
... or different images (page 26)  
INSET PRINT (page 28)  
Inset one image inside another  
STROBE PRINT (page 30)  
Print at set intervals, as when  
taking snapshots in rapid  
succession.  
When using a JVC camcorder or  
VCR ...  
TITLE IMPOSE PRINT  
(page 42)  
SNAPSHOT PRINT (page 46)  
Impose hand-drawn titles or  
If your JVC camcorder is equipped with  
Snapshot Search (such as the GR-SV7 or GR-  
DV1), you can automatically edit and print  
snapshots.  
illustrations on an image.  
EDITING INDEX (page 48)  
When used in conjunction with Random  
Assemble Editing, this feature allows you to  
create an index.  
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LAYOUT PRINT  
Horizontal layout  
(page 20)  
Video cassette label  
(page 34)  
Name Sticker  
(page 36)  
Vertical layout  
(page 32)  
Calendar  
(page 38)  
JUN 1997  
SUN  
1
8
MON  
2
9
TUE  
WED  
THU  
FRI  
SAT  
3
4
5
6
7
10 11 12 13 14  
15 16 17 18 19 20 21  
22 23 24 25 26 27 28  
29 30  
MASKING PRINT (page 44)  
STAR  
OVAL  
HEART  
WAVE  
STORED TITLE IMPOSE (page 40)  
•HAPPY BIRTHDAY  
•CONGRATULATIONS  
•WISH YOU WERE HERE  
•HAPPY HOLIDAYS  
•OUR VACATION  
BUILT-IN CAPTURE FACILITY (page 63)  
Images stored in the printer can be transferred to your computer.  
The transferred image can be processed or printed using commer-  
cially available software.  
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CONTENTS  
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MAJOR FEATURES  
6
CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS  
10  
Front View .................................................................................... 10  
Rear View ..................................................................................... 11  
Remote Control Unit ......................................................................... 12  
PREPARATION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL (RC) UNIT  
CONNECTIONS  
13  
14  
16  
18  
19  
20  
22  
INSTALLATION OF INK CASSETTE  
LOADING THE PAPER TRAY  
PREPARATION  
BASIC PRINTING  
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING  
Print Menu Display........................................................................... 22  
Setting (with remote control unit) ......................................................... 22  
Select Layout.................................................................................. 23  
Multi-Print (Same Scene).................................................................... 24  
Multi-Print (Different Scenes) .............................................................. 26  
Inset Print ..................................................................................... 28  
Strobe Print ................................................................................... 30  
Vertical Layout Print ......................................................................... 32  
Video Cassette Label Print .................................................................. 34  
Name Sticker Print ........................................................................... 36  
Calendar Print................................................................................. 38  
Stored Title Impose........................................................................... 40  
Camera Title Impose ......................................................................... 42  
Masking Print ................................................................................. 44  
Snapshot Print ................................................................................ 46  
Editing Index .................................................................................. 48  
PERSONAL COMPUTER PRINTER SECTION  
INTRODUCTION  
51  
52  
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PERIPHERAL UNIT CONNECTIONS  
INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE  
54  
56  
58  
60  
63  
OPEN & CLOSE (Basic Operation Procedure)  
CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS  
PRINTING PROCEDURE  
Video Printer Operation ..................................................................... 63  
PC Operation .................................................................................. 64  
Print Operation ............................................................................... 64  
How The Setup Dialog Works............................................................... 66  
How The Spooler Window Works .......................................................... 67  
TROUBLESHOOTING  
SPECIFICATIONS  
INDEX  
68  
74  
75  
PROVIDED ACCESSORIES  
“AAA” Battery x 2  
Floppy Disk  
Remote  
Control Unit  
Color Print Paper Sheet Set  
•Standard Print Paper (10 sheets)  
•Ink Cassette (10 prints)  
Paper Tray  
It should be noted that it my be unlawful to print from pre-recorded tapes or discs without  
the consent of the owner of copyright in the video recording, broadcast or cable programme  
and in any literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.  
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CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS  
10  
Front View  
345  
6
1 2  
7
8
9
0
$
^
!@ #  
%
1 PRINT button  
@ S-Video Input Connector  
• If the source unit has an S-Video output  
jack, connect it to the multimedia printer  
using a commercially available S-Video  
cable. S-VHS input has priority over  
normal inputs.  
2 MEMORY button  
• Press to store an input image for printing.  
3 POWER button  
Turns the printer on and off.  
4 SOURCE/ON LINE button  
# Video Input Connector  
5 FRAME STABILIZER  
• If the source unit doesn’t have an S-  
Video output jack, connect its normal  
video output to the printer using a  
commercially available video cable.  
6 Vent holes  
• Periodically clean these holes with a  
vacuum cleaner. Make sure the printer’s  
power cord is unplugged.  
$ Paper Tray Insertion Slot  
7 ERROR lamp  
• Insert the paper tray into this slot.  
8 INK lamp  
% Output Tray  
• Lights when the ink cassette is loaded.  
• Printed sheets are stacked here.  
* Be sure to open the tray when using the  
printer.  
9 ON LINE lamp  
• Lights when the PC mode is on.  
0 Remote Control Signal Receiver  
! REMOTE PAUSE connector  
^ Ink Cassette Insertion Slot  
• Open this to load or unload the ink  
cassette.  
• Used when printing snapshots or an  
editing index from a JVC camcorder or  
video cassette recorder. Connect a  
commercially available ø3.5mm mini  
plug to either the camcorder’s editing  
jack or the video cassette recorder’s  
R.A.EDIT or SPECIAL FUNCTION jack.  
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Rear View  
&
*
q
()  
& PARALLEL Connector  
) Video Output Connector  
• Connect to the parallel (printer) terminal  
of a computer using a commercially  
available printer cable.  
• Use this connector when you want to  
view the input image, or an image stored  
in memory, on a television. Using a  
commercially available video cable,  
connect the printer to a television.  
q Power Cord  
* Service Door for Jammed Paper Removal  
• Open this door when paper is jammed.  
* Do not open this door unless paper is  
jammed. Be sure to close this after  
clearing the paper jam.  
• Plug into an AC outlet (AC 120 V).  
( JLIP (Joint Level Interface Protocol)  
Notice to JLIP PLAYER PACK HS-V1U  
(Ver. 1.08) users  
Connector  
• For connection to a computer for  
manipulation of printer images. Refer to  
the HELP or README files provided with  
the HS-V1U (Ver 1.10) software for  
details.  
HS-V1U (Ver. 1.08) is not compatible with  
the GV-PT2U. (If the version number is  
not printed on the HS-V1U's diskette, that  
means that the version is 1.08.)  
A version of HS-V1U compatible with the  
GV-PT2U will be made available from our  
home page (in English):  
For further details, consult your nearest  
JVC dealer.  
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CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS (cont.)  
12  
Remote Control Unit  
1
8
9
POWER  
2
3
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
0
!
@
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
4
5
6
MENU FORMAT MODE  
#
OK  
CANCEL  
$
7
1 Transmitter  
2 SOURCE select button  
3 TITLE button  
4 MASKING button  
5 MENU control button  
6 CURSOR control button  
7 OK button  
8 POWER button  
9 MEMORY button  
0 FRAME STABILIZER  
! PRINT button  
@ FORMAT control button  
# MODE select control button  
$ CANCEL button  
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PREPARATION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL (RC) UNIT  
13  
How to aim the remote control  
unit  
How to install the batteries  
Place two R03/AAA batteries in the  
compartment. Align the batteries as  
shown.  
Remote control  
signal receiver  
Within 5 m  
Approx.  
30°  
Operating distance  
depends on the ambient  
brightness and the angle  
at which the RC unit is  
aimed at the receiver.  
Notes on the batteries  
When replacing the batteries  
Remove the batteries from the RC unit when  
not using it for a long period.  
Use two R03/AAA batteries.  
Replace both batteries at the same time. Do  
not mix new batteries with used batteries.  
Insert the batteries in accordance with the +  
and – indications.  
Be sure to read the precautions on the  
battery label.  
If the RC unit does not work properly,  
remove the batteries from the unit and let it  
stand for a while, then replace the batteries  
and try using it again.  
When to replace the batteries:  
When the remote control’s operating  
distance starts to decrease, it means that the  
battery level is dropping. In this case,  
replace the batteries with new ones.  
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CONNECTIONS  
Make sure that you have easy access to the AC outlet which the printer is plugged into so that it  
can be immediately unplugged in case of emergency. Connect the printer power plug to a  
different AC outlet from the TV and VCR.  
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TO CONNECT TO AN IMAGE SOURCE WITH S-VIDEO OUTPUT CONNECTORS  
Connection using S-video cable is recommended to ensure a clearer print.  
Image source with S-Video output connectors  
Connect to  
video input  
connector  
TV (set to VIDEO  
(EXT. input) mode)  
Connect to image  
source S-Video  
output connector  
Video cable  
(optional)  
S-Video cable  
(optional)  
Rear connectors  
VIDEO OUTPUT  
ø 3.5 mm Mini-Plug  
cable (editing cable  
optionally available  
or provided with a  
JVC camcorder)  
Connect to video  
output connector  
Connect to S-  
Video input  
connector  
REMOTE PAUSE  
S
INPUT VIDEO  
Use this cable when using a JVC camcorder  
equipped with an Editing connector, or a JVC  
VCR equipped with an R.A. EDIT or SPECIAL  
FUNCTION connector.  
Front  
connectors  
Printer  
Be sure to carefully review the instruction manuals for all the units that you will be using in conjunc-  
tion with this printer.  
Some televisions and video cassette recorders require a specific type of output cable. Refer to their  
instruction manuals for details on television and VCR connections to the GV-PT2.  
The printer assigns priority to input signals.  
S-video signals take priority over regular video signals.  
When you use an LCD video camera with a printer input connector:  
When you connect the output of a camcorder equipped with an LCD monitor to the GV-PT2, you can  
view the printer’s output image on the LCD monitor. Refer to the camcorder’s instruction manual for  
connection details.  
When SQUEEZE or CINEMA video is input into the S-Video input connector of the GV-PT2:  
Print this input with a wide format (aspect ratio of 16 : 9)  
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TO CONNECT TO AN IMAGE SOURCE WITH REGULAR VIDEO OUTPUT CONNECTORS  
Image source with Video output connectors  
Connect to  
video input  
connector  
TV (set to VIDEO  
(EXT. input) mode)  
Connect to image  
source Video  
output connector  
Video cable  
(optional)  
Video cable  
(optional)  
Rear connectors  
VIDEO OUTPUT  
ø 3.5 mm Mini-Plug  
cable (editing cable  
optionally available  
or provided with a  
JVC camcorder)  
Connect to  
Video input  
connector  
Connect to video  
output connector  
REMOTE PAUSE  
S
INPUT VIDEO  
Use this cable when using a JVC camcorder  
equipped with an Editing connector, or a JVC  
VCR equipped with an R.A. EDIT or SPECIAL  
FUNCTION connector.  
Front  
connectors  
Printer  
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INSTALLATION OF INK CASSETTE  
16  
Install the ink cassette included with the optionally  
available color print paper sheet set.  
OPEN CASSETTE DOOR  
Pull the right top of the door in the direction  
indicated by the arrow to open it.  
1
TAKE UP SLACK  
Turn the roller on the side with the “  
in the direction of the arrow.  
Do not turn the part marked with  
2
” mark  
mark  
A
.
INSTALL INK CASSETTE  
Insert the cassette label-side up from the end  
marked. Push it until you hear a click.  
3
4
A
CLOSE CASSETTE DOOR  
Push the right side of the door.  
•The door clicks when it is fully closed.  
Lock lever  
When removing ink cassette  
Push the lock lever in the direction of arrow.  
The ink cassette is unlocked and can be removed.  
CAUTION  
Do not stick your fingers into the ink cassette  
storage space. You may be burned or injured.  
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About Color Print Paper Sheet Sets (optional)  
You must use one of the sets shown in the following chart:  
SET  
CONTENTS  
USES  
PV-50SFAU  
• Standard Print Paper (50 Sheets)  
Print your favorite images, just like  
snapshots.  
(Standard type) • Ink Cassette (50 Prints)  
PV-25SFSAU  
(Sticker type)  
• Sticker Print Paper (25 Sheets)  
• Ink Cassette (25 Prints)  
Make customized seals and stick  
them on greeting cards, envelopes,  
letters, etc.  
Before Printing  
After Printing  
Do not touch printing side of the paper.  
Do not use paper that is torn or curled, as  
this can result in paper jamming.  
Do not use paper that is wet or damp.  
Printing may not be possible and paper  
jamming may occur.  
If you touch a fresh print with wet hands,  
the print image may be discolored.  
If a print absorbs organic cleaning solvents  
(alcohol, ester, keton, etc.), the colors will  
fade.  
If cellophane tape or soft PVC are affixed to  
a print, the chemical reaction will cause  
accelerated color fading.  
Do not touch or pull out the ink cassette’s  
ink sheet.  
Keep young children away from the ink  
cassette’s ink sheet.  
When the ink cassette is empty, replace it  
with a new one. An empty ink cassette  
cannot be used. Do not try to rewind and  
re-use cassette.  
Do not expose the paper to high tempera-  
tures, high humidity and/or direct sunlight.  
You can write on one side a PV-50SFAU  
print sheet.  
If you want to write something or stick a  
stamp on a PV-50SFAU sheet, wait until  
printing is finished. If you write something  
or stick something on before printing, the  
printer may not work properly.  
When writing on a PV-50SFAU print sheet,  
be sure to use a pencil or an oil-based  
writing utensil. If you apply too much  
pressure, you’ll leave imprints on the print  
sheet.  
Storage  
Avoid storing prints in areas subject to high  
temperatures or humidity, or near a heater  
or heat-generating device.  
Do not store prints in a soft plastic folder.  
Accelerated color fading may result due to  
the chemical reaction, or the print(s) may  
stick to the file.  
Do not store 2 prints with the printed sides  
touching, as the sheets may stick together.  
Store print paper in its box, on a level  
surface. Failure to do so may cause the print  
paper to curl or bend, which can result in a  
paper jam within the unit.  
Carefully read the precautions in the color  
print paper sheet set box and on the back of  
the color print paper sheet set before using.  
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LOADING THE PAPER TRAY  
18  
Opening the paper tray  
A
Open the lid while pushing  
.
A
Inserting color print paper sheets in  
the paper tray  
1. Keep the partition panel upright. If it is  
tilted, get it upright by pushing the back of  
the paper tray.  
To printer  
Printing side  
Cautions  
2. Load print sheets in the tray, placing the  
side with the detection marks toward you,  
face down.  
•The tray can hold up to 25 sheets at one  
time.  
Be sure to read “Precautions when  
inserting printing paper” on the back of  
the paper tray lid.  
Partition panel  
Detection marks  
Output tray  
Loading/unloading the paper tray  
When loading, push the tray until it clicks.  
When unloading, push the tray slightly to  
unlock the latch, then pull it out.  
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PREPARATION  
19  
Before printing, make sure everything is set up and ready.  
1 Have a Color Print Paper Sheet Set (option) ready. (page 17)  
2 Install the ink cassette in the printer (page 16)  
3 Place the color print paper sheets in the paper tray and load the  
tray (page 18).  
Use print sheets and ink cassette from the same kit.  
4 Open the output tray.  
5 Connect image source to the printer (page 14).  
6 Plug the printer’s power cable into an AC outlet and press the  
POWER button.  
Power comes on and the POWER indicator lights.  
You are now ready to print. For specific printing instructions,  
read the page corresponding to the type of printing you  
want to do (pages 20 through 49).  
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BASIC PRINTING  
This section explains how to print a single image — for example, if you want to print individual  
20  
photographs to put in a photo album.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
5
6
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
2
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
connected monitor.  
1
2
SELECT LAYOUT AND NO. OF  
SCENES  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
OFF  
:
1 Press cursor button  
pointer on LAYOUT.  
2 Press cursor button  
and place the  
/
and change the  
/
LAYOUT to HORIZONTAL.  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
3 Press cursor button  
and place the  
/
pointer on MULTI.  
4 Press cursor button  
and change the  
/
number to OFF.  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears, and  
setting is complete.  
3
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
4
5
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The image is stored in memory and appears  
on the screen.  
•If MEMORY display is unstable, press  
F.STABILIZER button to call up “F.STABILIZER  
ON” on TV screen to stabilize the frame.  
Output tray  
Print lamp  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
6
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
ATTENTION  
When using the Video Printer GV-PT2 in a location where static electricity is easily produced  
When you are printing more than one sheet consecutively, the GV-PT2 may stop printing  
midway temporarily to avoid paper jam due to static electricity. When making more than one  
print, make sure that over 5 printed sheets do not accumulate in the output tray.  
If you want to switch between the input image and the stored image ...  
press SOURCE. Each time you press the button, the displayed image alternates between the  
input image and the stored image. This function is not available during printing.  
If you store the wrong image or store an image incorrectly ...  
press SOURCE to call up the INPUT display, then find the correct image and store it in  
memory. The incorrect image will be deleted and the new image be stored.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
With a “squeezed” video input signal, switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is  
not available. Enter the pause mode on the video unit, make sure that there is no noise or  
fluctuation on the frame and store the scene in memory.  
If you want to print multiple copies of the same scene ...  
select the number of print copies on the PRINTER MENU screen. You can select up to 25  
copies (page 22). When printing two or more copies, you can press the CANCEL button on  
the remote control unit at any time to stop print operation after finishing the currently  
printing page. “Remaining sheets: 1” appears on the monitor screen.  
To print a “live” image using a camcorder as the source ...  
in step 4, instead of playing back the source tape, engage the camcorder’s Record mode.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING  
22  
Print menu display  
POWER  
PRINTER MENU  
1
NUMBER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
:
OF PRINTS  
1
:
ON SCREEN ON  
I D NUMBER 20  
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
:
MENU FORMAT MODE  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
2
5
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT MENU  
3,4  
OK  
CANCEL  
PRINTER MENU display  
ITEM  
OPTIONS  
APPLICATION  
No. of prints  
ON SCREEN  
1 – 25  
ON  
Selectable up to 25. Factory set at 1.  
Usually set to ON.  
OFF  
No display in the INPUT or MEMORY mode.  
ID Number  
1 – 99  
Connection to and operation from a personal computer  
will be possible using the JLIP connector.  
Factory set at 20.  
Setting (with remote control unit)  
PRESS POWER  
PRESS CURSOR BUTTONS  
/
1
4
5
TO SELECT THE DESIRED OP-  
•Power comes on and POWER indicator  
lights.  
TION  
REPEAT 3 AND 4 AND PRESS  
OK BUTTON WHEN SETTING IS  
COMPLETE  
PRESS MENU  
•PRINTER MENU appears on the  
connected monitor.  
2
•PRINTER MENU disappears and setting  
is finished.  
PRESS CURSOR BUTTONS  
/
3
TO PLACE THE POINTER ON  
THE DESIRED ITEM  
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Select Layout  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
:
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
4
:
CONTENT SAME PIX  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
FORMAT SELECT MENU display  
Reference  
ITEM  
OPTION  
HORIZONTAL  
VERTICAL  
APPLICATION  
Usually set to this option.  
For vertical layout.  
page  
24 – 31  
32  
Layout  
VIDEO CASSETTE To print video cassette labels.  
34  
NAME STICKER  
To print stickers for visiting cards.  
36  
CALENDAR  
To print calendar on lower half of vertical layout.  
To print 1 image.  
38  
OFF  
Number of  
images  
4
16  
To print 4 images on one sheet.  
To print 16 images on one sheet.  
24 – 31  
(displays only for  
horizontal layout)  
SAME PIX  
Print the same image in each of the sections  
(4/16) on one sheet.  
Image  
24  
26  
content  
(displays only  
when number of  
scenes is set to 4  
or 16 in horizontal  
layout)  
SELECTED PIX  
Print selected images in each of the sections  
(4/16) on one sheet.  
STROBE <HIGH> Stores images at approximately 1/15 sec.  
intervals when printing in Strobe Print format.  
30  
STROBE <LOW>  
Stores images at approximately 1/2 sec.  
intervals when printing in Strobe Print format.  
: Factory setting. When you unplug the printer and plug it again, the default factory settings  
are restored.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
24  
Multi-Print (Same Scene)  
You can print the same image 4 or 16 times on one sheet.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
5
6
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
2
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
1
2
SELECT HORIZONTAL ON LAYOUT,  
SELECT 4 OR 16 ON MULTI AND  
SELECT SAME PIX ON CONTENT  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
:
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
16  
:
CONTENT SAME PIX  
Press cursor buttons  
to place the pointer  
/
on items and press cursor buttons  
to  
/
[
]
[
]
]
change the options.  
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
3
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
4
5
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The image is stored in memory and appears  
on the screen.  
•Only one image is stored in memory,  
regardless of the MULTI setting.  
•In order to superimpose titles and masking,  
see pages 40 through 45. Title superimposing  
or masking is done on each image.  
Output tray  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
6
Print lamp  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in Multi-Print (same  
scene) mode.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
Multi-Print (Different Scenes)  
You can print various images on the same print sheet.  
26  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
6
1
5
8
2
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
1
2
SELECT HORIZONTAL ON LAYOUT,  
SELECT 4 OR 16 ON MULTI AND  
SELECT SELECTED PIX ON CONTENT  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
:
:
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
16  
CONTENT SELECTED PIX  
Press cursor buttons  
to place the pointer  
/
on items and press cursor buttons  
to  
/
[
]
[
]
]
change the options.  
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
3
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
4
5
Image stored  
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
Display of stored position  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The image is stored in memory and appears  
in the upper lefthand corner of the screen.  
•The next position to be stored in memory  
appears in all white in the upper righthand  
corner of the screen.  
•You can select which position to store next  
by pressing the cursor buttons  
and  
/
.
/
•With ON SCREEN set to OFF on the  
PRINTER MENU (Page 22), only the position  
stored in memory appears on the display.  
PRESS SOURCE TO CALL UP THE  
INPUT DISPLAY  
6
7
REPEAT STEPS 5 AND 6 FOR EACH  
IMAGE YOU ARE GOING TO PRINT  
(4 OR 16) AND STORE THEM  
•In order to superimpose titles and masking,  
see pages 40 through 45. Title imposing or  
masking is done across the entire screen, not  
on each image separately.  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
8
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
If MEMORY display is not stable, press F.STABILIZER button to call up “F.STABILIZER ON”  
on TV screen.  
If you store the wrong image or store an image incorrectly ...  
1 Press the cursor buttons  
and  
, and select the image you want to change.  
/
/
The position stored appears in white in the upper righthand corner of the screen.  
2 Press SOURCE to call up the INPUT display and store a new image.  
The wrong image is deleted and the new image is stored in memory.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
28  
Inset Print  
Main scene  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
9
4,10  
11  
2,6,8  
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1,5  
OK  
CANCEL  
3,7  
Sub scene  
Preparation  
See page 19.  
Store the main scene  
PRESS FORMAT  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
1
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
OFF  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
:
SELECT HORIZONTAL ON LAYOUT  
2
[
]
[
]
]
AND SELECT OFF FOR MULTI  
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
Press cursor buttons  
to place the pointer  
/
on items and press cursor buttons  
change the options.  
to  
/
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
3
4
BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK. WHEN  
YOU REACH THE SCENE YOU  
WANT TO SELECT AS THE MAIN  
SCENE, PRESS MEMORY  
•The main scene is stored and displayed on  
the monitor.  
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Store the sub scene  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
5
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
4
:
:
CONTENT SELECTED PIX  
SELECT 4 OR 16 ON MULTI AND  
6
SELECT SELECTED PIX ON CONTENT  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
Press cursor buttons  
to place the pointer  
/
on items and press cursor buttons  
change the options.  
to  
/
Position of the sub scene to  
be stored displayed on screen  
•With 4 selected on MULTI, the size of the  
sub scene will be 1/4 of the main scene area.  
With 16 selected on MULTI, it will be 1/16 of  
the main scene area.  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
7
8
SELECT THE POSITION WHERE THE  
SUB SCENE IS STORED WITH CUR-  
/
SOR BUTTONS  
/
AND  
•The stored position of the sub scene is  
displayed in white in the upper righthand  
corner of the screen.  
PRESS SOURCE BUTTON  
To call up the INPUT display.  
9
WHEN THE IMAGE YOU WANT TO  
SELECT AS A SUB SCENE IS  
REACHED, PRESS MEMORY  
10  
•The sub scene inset in the main scene is  
displayed on the monitor.  
•If you want to inset more than one sub  
scene, repeat steps 8 through 10.  
•In order to superimpose titles and masking,  
see pages 40 through 45. Title imposing or  
masking is done across the entire screen, not  
on each image separately.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
11  
If MEMORY display is not stable,  
press F.STABILIZER button to call up  
F.STABILIZER ON” on TV screen.  
If you store the wrong main scene ....  
redo the procedure from step 1.  
If you store the wrong sub scene ....  
redo the procedure from step 8 to 10.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
30  
Strobe Print  
The printer stores a selected number of images at short intervals, and print them on one sheet.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
5
6
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
2
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
1
2
SELECT HORIZONTAL ON LAYOUT,  
SELECT 4 OR 16 ON MULTI AND  
SELECT STROBE<HIGH> OR  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
:
:
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
16  
CONTENT STROBE<HIGH>  
STROBE<LOW> ON CONTENT  
Press cursor buttons  
to place the pointer  
/
on items and press cursor buttons  
to  
/
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
change the options.  
•The images are automatically stored at  
intervals of approx. 1/15 sec. in  
STROBE<HIGH> and 1/2 sec. in  
STROBE<LOW>.  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
3
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
4
5
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The images are automatically stored at  
intervals of approx. 1/15 sec. in  
STROBE<HIGH> and 1/2 sec. in  
STROBE<LOW>.  
•When the maximum number of images is  
stored, the screen switches from INPUT to  
MEMORY display.  
•In order to superimpose titles, see pages 40  
through 43. Title imposing is done across the  
entire screen, not on each image separately.  
•Masking facility is not available.  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
6
Output tray  
Print lamp  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in the Strobe Print mode.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
32  
Vertical Layout Print  
An image can be printed on the upper half of a print sheet.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
5
6
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
2
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
1
2
3
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
OFF  
:
SELECT VERTICAL ON LAYOUT  
Press cursor buttons  
options.  
to choose the  
/
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
LAYOUT  
VERTICAL  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
Image on the TV monitor  
4
5
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The desired image is stored in memory and a  
vertical layout of the image appears on  
screen.  
•The area to be stored is as shown to the left.  
•If the image was recorded with a camcorder,  
the date display may be omitted from the  
image.  
The area within  
the broken line is  
stored in memory.  
•In order to print characters on lower half of  
the layout, see the Camera Title Impose  
section on page 42.  
•Stored Title Impose or Masking is not  
available in the Vertical Layout mode.  
Image to be stored  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
6
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in the Vertical Layout  
mode.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
34  
Video Cassette Label Print  
You can print video cassette labels that you can use to record the contents of your video  
cassettes. Use the optional Color Print Paper Sheet Set PV-25SFSAU.  
Spine label  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
5
6
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
2
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
PRESS FORMAT  
FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
1
2
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
OFF  
:
SELECT VIDEO CASSETTE ON LAY-  
OUT  
Press cursor buttons  
options.  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
to choose the  
/
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
LAYOUT  
VIDEO CASSETTE  
3
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
4
5
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The desired scene is stored in memory and  
appears on screen.  
•While the MEMORY screen shows one  
image, the actual print looks as illustrated on  
the opposite page.  
•In order to print characters on the spine label  
of the cassette, see the Camera Title Impose  
section on page 42.  
•Stored Title Impose or Masking is not  
available in this mode.  
Output tray  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
6
Print lamp  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in the Video Cassette  
Label Print mode.  
To affix labels on video cassettes ...  
First cut out the labels and then stick onto video cassettes.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
36  
Name Sticker Print  
You can print 16 separate copies of the same image. Use the optional Color Print Paper Sheet Set  
PV-25SFSAU.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
5
6
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
2
OK  
CANCEL  
3
Preparation  
See page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
1
2
3
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
OFF  
:
SELECT NAME STICKER ON LAYOUT  
Press cursor buttons  
options.  
[
]
[
]
]
to choose the  
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
LAYOUT  
NAME STICKER  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
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BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
4
5
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
PRESS MEMORY WHEN THE DE-  
SIRED IMAGE APPEARS  
•The desired image is stored in memory and  
appears on screen.  
•While the MEMORY screen shows one  
image, the actual print looks as illustrated on  
the opposite page.  
•In order to superimpose title characters or  
masking, see pages 40 through 45. Charac-  
ters or masking are superimposed on each  
copy of print.  
Output tray  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
6
Print lamp  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in the Name Sticker Print  
mode.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
38  
Calendar Print  
You can print an image and calendar together. Available only with the vertical layout.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
2
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
8
4,6  
JUN 1997  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
3
SUN  
1
8
MON  
2
9
TUE  
3
WED  
4
THU  
5
FRI  
6
SAT  
7
10 11 12 13 14  
15 16 17 18 19 20 21  
22 23 24 25 26 27 28  
29 30  
OK  
CANCEL  
CANCEL button  
5,7  
Preparation  
See page 19.  
BEGIN SOURCE PLAYBACK  
Fast-forward or rewind the source tape to find  
the desired scene, then start playback a little  
before the scene.  
1
2
STORE THE DESIRED IMAGE IN  
MEMORY  
•The desired scene is stored in memory and  
appears on screen.  
•Select HORIZONTAL on LAYOUT and OFF  
on MULTI for the print format of the image  
you want to store. Other formats cannot be  
correctly stored.  
•Title Impose or masking is not available.  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
:
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on screen.  
3
4
LAYOUT  
CALENDAR  
SELECT CALENDAR ON LAYOUT  
Press cursor buttons  
options.  
to choose the  
/
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
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PRESS OK  
MAKE/ERASE CALENDAR  
:
5
6
•MAKE/ERASE CALENDAR display appears  
YEAR  
1997  
JUN  
with the image of vertical layout.  
:
MONTH  
SET YEAR/MONTH OF CALENDAR  
ERASE CALENDAR  
Press cursor buttons  
on year or month and change year or month  
with cursor buttons  
, place the pointer ੬  
/
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
.
/
MEMORY display on vertical  
PRESS OK BUTTON  
layout appears in the center of  
screen together with this MAKE/  
ERASE CALENDAR display  
7
8
•Screen turns blue with “Please wait.”  
displayed. After a while, the image com-  
bined with the calendar is displayed on  
screen.  
Image on the TV monitor  
•Holidays are not colored red.  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
The area within  
the broken line is  
stored in memory.  
5 When you want to erase the calendar  
before printing, press CANCEL. Pressing  
the OK button restores the calender.  
Image to be stored  
JUN 1997  
SUN  
1
8
MON  
2
9
TUE  
WED  
THU  
FRI  
SAT  
3
4
5
6
7
10 11 12 13 14  
15 16 17 18 19 20 21  
22 23 24 25 26 27 28  
29 30  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in the Calendar Print  
mode.  
If you store the wrong calendar ...  
redo steps 3 through 7.  
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40  
Stored Title Impose  
Five different titles including “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” are stored in the printer and can be called up  
for superimposed printing. Colors and positions of the titles are set in advance.  
POWER  
Congratulations  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
2
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
5
MENU FORMAT MODE  
3
OK  
CANCEL  
4
CANCEL  
button  
Preparation  
See page 19.  
STORE THE DESIRED IMAGE IN  
MEMORY  
See pages 20 through 31 for storing as desired.  
1
PRESS TITLE  
•SELECT/ERASE TITLE appears.  
2
3
CHOOSE YOUR DESIRED TITLE  
Press cursor buttons  
to choose the title.  
/
SELECT/ERASE TITLE  
CONGRATULATIONS  
ERASE TITLE  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT TITLE  
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PRESS OK  
•Screen turns blue with “Please wait.”  
4
5
Congratulations  
displayed. The title superimposed on the  
image then appears on MEMORY display.  
•If masking is desired at the same time, follow  
the steps 2 through 4 on page 44.  
•When both the masking and title are super-  
imposed on the image, the title appears on  
the frame.  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
5 When you want to erase the title before  
printing, press CANCEL. Pressing the OK  
button restores the title.  
5 If you want to erase title only when  
superimposing both title and masking ...  
1. Press TITLE.  
SELECT/ERASE TITLE appears.  
2. Press cursor buttons  
and place the  
/
pointer on ERASE TITLE.  
3. Press OK.  
The title and the SELECT TITLE/ERASE  
disappear.  
See page 45 to erase masking only.  
If the title characters and on-screen display are superimposed upon one another, making  
the MEMORY display difficult to view ...  
1. Press MENU.  
PRINTER MENU appears.  
2. Press cursor buttons  
3. Press cursor buttons  
4. Press OK.  
and place the pointer on ON SCREEN.  
/
/
and to choose OFF.  
PRINTER MENU disappears with no message displayed on screen.  
If you want to change the title ...  
redo the steps 2 through 4.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
42  
Camera Title Impose  
You can print a scene or image with your own handwritten characters or drawing imposed on it.  
The title or drawing will cover the entire image area of the color print paper sheet, regardless of  
the “MULTI” setting.  
Horizontal Layout Format  
Vertical Layout  
Format  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
3
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
9
Video Cassette Label Format  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
4,7  
OK  
CANCEL  
5,6,8  
Preparation  
See page 19.  
STORE THE DESIRED IMAGE IN  
MEMORY  
See pages 20 through 35 for storing as desired.  
1
2
RECORD TITLE OR DRAWING WITH  
YOUR CAMCORDER  
Connect the S-Video (or Video) output  
connector of the camcorder to the S-Video (or  
Video) input connector and record your title or  
drawing using the camcorder.  
To ensure that your title or drawing is clearly  
visible and contrasts sufficiently with the  
image, use a dark-colored pen, pencil or  
marker on white or light-colored paper.  
Make sure the lines are wide and the figures  
large.  
SELECT/ERASE TITLE  
HAPPY BIRTHDAY  
ERASE TITLE  
PRESS TITLE  
•SELECT/ERASE TITLE appears.  
3
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT TITLE  
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SELECT CAMERA TITLE  
SELECT/ERASE TITLE  
CAMERA TITLE  
4
5
Press cursor buttons  
on CAMERA TITLE.  
to place the pointer  
/
ERASE TITLE  
PRESS OK  
•SELECT/ERASE TITLE disappears with title  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT TITLE  
entry display entered.  
•Title automatically turns blue.  
•If a vertical layout or video cassette label  
format is selected, ensure that the title is  
inside the image area.  
•With vertical layout, the title will be set in  
the lower half of the image stored.  
•With video cassette label, the same title is set  
on two spine labels.  
SET CAMERA TITLE  
:
WHEN THE TITLE OR DRAWING TO  
BE PRINTED HAS BEEN CHOSEN,  
PRESS OK  
•SET CAMERA TITLE appears.  
•Title automatically turns black.  
6
7
COLOR  
BLACK  
NO  
:
INVERSE  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT TITLE  
CHOOSE NEGATIVE/POSITIVE OF  
THE TITLE  
1 Press cursor buttons  
and choose the  
/
color.  
BLACK  
WHITE  
YELLOW  
PINK  
BLUE  
RED  
GREEN  
LIGHT BLUE  
2 Press cursor buttons  
and place the  
/
pointer on INVERSE.  
3 Press cursor buttons  
and choose YES  
/
or NO.  
PRESS OK  
8
9
•Screen turns blue with “Please wait.”  
displayed. The title superimposed on the  
image then appears and is stored in memory.  
•With video cassette label, the title is superim-  
posed on the image stored, though actual  
print looks like illustrated on page 42.  
Erase title when printing is finished.  
1 Press TITLE.  
SELECT/ERASE TITLE appears.  
2 Press cursor buttons  
and place  
/
the pointer on ERASE TITLE.  
3 Press OK.  
The title disappears.  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
If you want to change the title ...  
after performing steps 1 through 2,  
redo steps 2 through 8.  
If you want to change COLOR or  
INVERSE ...  
redo steps 3, 4, 5, 7, 8.  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
44  
Masking Print  
You can print an image inside a frame by masking part of the image. Four different frame  
shapes are available.  
Star  
Oval  
Heart  
Wave  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
2
5
MENU FORMAT MODE  
3
4
OK  
CANCEL  
CANCEL  
button  
Preparation  
STORE THE DESIRED IMAGE IN  
MEMORY  
See pages 20 through 29.  
See page 19.  
1
PRESS MASKING  
•SELECT/ERASE MASKING appears.  
SELECT/ERASE MASKING  
:
2
3
SHAPE  
COLOR  
STAR  
:
BLACK  
CHOOSE COLOR AND SHAPE OF  
MASK  
ERASE MASKING  
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
1 Press cursor buttons  
pointer on SHAPE.  
2 Press cursor buttons  
shape.  
and place the  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT MASKING  
and choose  
/
STAR  
OVAL  
HEART  
WAVE  
3 Press cursor buttons  
and place the  
/
pointer on COLOR.  
4 Press cursor buttons  
and choose color.  
/
BLACK  
WHITE  
YELLOW  
PINK  
BLUE  
RED  
GREEN  
LIGHT BLUE  
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PRESS OK  
•Screen turns blue with “Please wait.”  
4
5
displayed. The masking superimposed on the  
image then appears on MEMORY display.  
•If you want to title-superimpose at the same  
time, follow the steps 2 through 4 on page  
40.  
•When both the masking and title are super-  
imposed on the image, the title appears on  
the frame.  
Output tray  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
Print lamp  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
5 If you want to remove the masking before  
printing, press CANCEL. Pressing the OK  
button restores the masking.  
5 If you want to remove the masking when  
superimposing both title and masking ...  
1. Press MASKING.  
SELECT/ERASE MASKING appears.  
2. Press cursor buttons  
and place the  
/
pointer on ERASE MASKING.  
3. Press OK.  
The masking and the SELECT/ERASE  
MASKING disappear.  
See page 41 to erase title only.  
If you want to change the masking ...  
redo steps 2 through 4.  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
46  
Snapshot Print  
If you have a JVC camcorder with a Snapshot Search function (such as the GR-SV7 and GR-  
DV1), you can easily locate and print snapshots.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
9
MENU FORMAT MODE  
1
5
OK  
CANCEL  
2,6  
3,7  
Preparation  
Connect the camcorder’s editing connector to the PAUSE connector on the printer using the  
editing cable supplied with the camcorder, or a commercially available ø3.5 mini plug. (See  
pages 14 & 15).  
Perform preparation referring to page 19.  
PRESS FORMAT  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
1
SELECT HORIZONTAL ON LAYOUT,  
FORMAT SELECT MENU  
2
SELECT 1, 4 OR 16 ON MULTI AND  
:
:
:
LAYOUT  
MULTI  
HORIZONTAL  
4
SELECT SAME PIX OR SELECTED PIX  
ON CONTENT  
CONTENT SELECTED PIX  
Press cursor buttons  
to place the pointer  
/
on items and press cursor buttons  
to  
/
[
]
[
]
]
SELECT  
/
SET  
/
[
]
[
OK OK  
QUIT FORMAT  
change the options.  
PRESS OK  
•FORMAT SELECT MENU disappears and  
selection is complete.  
3
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REWIND THE TAPE IN THE  
4
5
CAMCORDER TO THE SCENE YOU  
WANT TO PRINT, THEN PAUSE THE  
TAPE  
MODE SELECT MENU  
PRESS MODE  
SNAP SHOT PRINTING  
EDITING INDEX  
•MODE SELECT MENU appears.  
•If the image to be printed is not stored in  
memory, “CAPTURE” is not displayed on the  
MODE SELECT MENU.  
[
]
]
ENTER THE MODE OK  
[
]
[
SELECT  
/
QUIT MODE  
SELECT SNAP SHOT PRINTING  
6
7
8
Press cursor buttons  
and place the  
/
pointer on SNAP SHOT PRINTING.  
PRESS OK  
•MODE SELECT MENU disappears and SNAP  
SHOT PRINTING appears.  
PRESS THE CAMCORDER’S SNAP  
SHOT BUTTON  
•Refer to the camcorder’s instruction manual  
for details.  
•The camcorder automatically locates the  
beginning of the snapshot, and the printer  
stores the scene.  
To exit Snapshot Print mode ...,  
press MODE after printing. The SNAP  
SHOT PRINTING disappears.  
•When the number of scenes set in 2 is  
stored, the MEMORY display is entered.  
•If you do not want to store all the 16 scenes,  
press OK. The MEMORY display is entered  
with the rest of the scenes turning white.  
•When the MEMORY display appears, stop  
the snapshot search on the camcorder.  
•If you have chosen 4 or 16 of the same  
scene, the MEMORY displays only one  
scene.  
If you do not want to store the preset  
number of scenes ...,  
press OK during storing. The MEMORY  
display appears and the rest of the  
scenes turn white.  
FRAME STABILIZER  
ON/OFF switching of the frame  
stabilizer is available only for one-scene  
snapshot printing.  
•Title Impose or masking is not available.  
If the contour line is indented, press  
F.STABILIZER button to call up  
F.STABILIZER ON” on TV screen.  
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
9
If Snap Shot Print does not work ...,  
see page 14 or 15 and make sure that  
the mini plug cord is correctly  
connected.  
If the source tape contains snapshots  
taken in Motor Drive mode ...,  
you cannot print these snapshots using  
Snapshot Print. Exit Snap Shot Print  
mode and store the image with MULTI  
set to 4 or 16 and CONTENT set to  
SELECTED PIX (on page 26).  
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTING (cont.)  
48  
Editing Index  
When you edit a source tape using Random Assemble Editing (available on selected JVC  
camcorders and VCRs), you can print out the scenes at the Edit-In and Edit-Out points you’ve  
registered. This allows you to make an editing index.  
POWER  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
7
3
MENU FORMAT MODE  
4
5
OK  
CANCEL  
Preparation  
Perform preparation referring to page 19.  
CONNECT IMAGE SOURCE  
(CAMCORDER OR VCR) TO PRINTER  
(PAGE 14, 15)  
Connect either the camcorder or the video  
cassette recorder to the printer’s REMOTE  
PAUSE connector using the mini plug cord (or  
a editing cable supplied with the camcorder).  
1
2
IN  
1 0:00:25  
2 0:03:18  
3 0:02:33  
4 0:04:11  
5  
OUT  
0:01:05  
0:03:31  
0:02:53  
6  
7  
8  
COUNTER  
TOTAL  
0:04:11  
0:01:13  
SET EDIT-IN OR EDIT-OUT POINT OF  
THE SCENE TO BE STORED  
•When the scene to be printed is reached, set  
Edit-in and Edit-out points with the  
camcorder or VCR. Up to 16 scenes can be  
set.  
Random Assemble Editing  
selection screen  
•For details, refer to the camcorder and VCR  
operation manuals.  
If the camcorder’s power goes off  
before you press the Edit Start  
button ...,  
turn the camcorder’s power off and  
then on. The Random Assemble  
Editing selection screen appears in  
the camcorder’s viewfinder display.  
PRESS MODE SELECT BUTTON  
•MODE SELECT MENU appears.  
3
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CHOOSE EDITING INDEX  
MODE SELECT MENU  
4
5
Press cursor buttons  
and place the  
/
CAPTURE  
SNAP SHOT PRINTING  
EDITING INDEX  
pointer on EDITING INDEX.  
PRESS OK  
•MODE SELECT MENU disappears and  
EDITING INDEX appears.  
[
]
]
ENTER THE MODE OK  
[
]
[
SELECT  
/
QUIT MODE  
•16 image sections are displayed regardless of  
the number of scenes set on the PRINTER  
MENU.  
PRESS THE CAMCORDER’S EDIT  
START BUTTON OR THE VCR’S  
START BUTTON  
•Edit indexing begins and the Edit-In and Edit-  
Out points are automatically stored in the  
printer’s memory.  
Sequence for memory  
6
A: 1st Edit-in of the Editing program,  
B: 1st Edit-out of the program, C: 2nd  
Edit-in .... P: 8th Edit-out to be stored  
in this sequence  
•Once all 16 scenes are stored, they appear  
on display.  
•If you do not want to store all the 16 scenes,  
press OK. The MEMORY display is appears  
and the rest of the scenes turn white.  
•Title Impose or masking is not available.  
A
E
I
B
F
J
C
G
K
D
H
L
M
N
O
P
PRESS PRINT  
•Print Lamp blinks, indicating that printing  
has started.  
•“Now printing!!” appears on screen during  
printing.  
7
•When the printed sheets are delivered to the  
output tray and “Now printing!!” disappears,  
printing is complete. Do not leave more  
than 25 printed sheets stacked on the tray.  
To exit Editing Index mode...,  
press MODE after printing, and the EDITING INDEX disappears.  
If you use a camcorder (such as GR-DV1) with FADE or WIPE function available at the  
edit-in and edit-out points of assemble editing...,  
you can store the faded or wiped image by engaing the FADE or WIPE mode at the edit-in or  
edit-out points. (eg. a black image is stored using the fader.) In this case, store the edit-in  
and edit-out points in sequence with MULTI set to 4 or 16 and CONTENT set to SELECTED  
PIX (page 26).  
FRAME STABILIZER  
Switching between ON/OFF of FRAME STABILIZER is not available in the Editing Index  
mode.  
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PERSONAL COMPUTER  
PRINTER SECTION  
q The Readme.TXT file provides additional information for setup and information  
that is not included in the instruction manual. Please read the file before installing  
the provided software program.  
q You can find the latest information (in English) on the provided software program  
at our www server:  
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INTRODUCTION  
52  
REQUIRED HARDWARE  
qBi-Directional 25-pin printer interface  
q486DX2 or higher CPU  
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT  
qPersonal computer with Microsoft* Windows* Operating System Version 3.1  
(also verified to run with MicrosoftWindows95)  
* Microsoftand Windowsare trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation registered in the  
United States and other countries.  
q16 MB RAM or more  
qAt least 8 MB available hard disk space  
qColor display capable of handling at least 640 x 480 dots and 256 colors  
(Recommended: true color 24-bit)  
qWindows-compatible mouse connected to PC  
q3.5” 1.44MB floppy disk drive  
qPC which allows setting of Parallel Port to “Bi-Directional” or “Enhanced Parallel Port” mode.  
qBIOS setting (with EPP or Bi-Directional setting) (see below)  
BIOS SETTING  
The GV-PT2 Driver & Capture Utility Software is designed to use a two-way communications  
interface as a prerequisite in the environment of Windows. It runs when the parallel-port mode  
is set to EPP or Bi-Directional (represented as PS/2 Exchange mode or Extension mode in some  
PCs).  
The initial setting of some PCs may not be EPP or Bi-Directional. In this case, set the mode to  
EPP or Bi-Directional using the PC’s set-up utility. Refer to your computer’s user manual for  
details.  
Some PCs capable of two-way communications may not provide any setup indication for EPP or  
Bi-Directional. In this case, consult the manufacturer of your computer.  
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SOFTWARE FEATURES  
DRIVER WINDOW  
Print orientation, number of prints and image adjustment can be selected in this window.  
•Print orientation : Portrait/Landscape  
•No. of prints  
: 1 to 25  
•Image adjustment  
Contrast  
: Low — High (11 grades from –5 — +5)  
Brightness : Dark — Bright (11 grades from –5 — +5)  
CAPTURE UTILITY WINDOW FOR IMAGE CAPTURING  
Images stored in the GV-PT2 can be processed and stored in your computer in the bitmap  
(BMP) format.  
Storage  
format  
Extension: *.BMP format  
(full color / 256 tone /  
gray scale)  
Image size 640 x 480 /  
320 x 240 / 160 x 120  
Edit  
Undo / Copy / Rotate 90° /  
Resize / Change color mode  
Image  
Enlarge / Reduce  
Window  
Tile / Cascade / Arrange  
icons / Select file  
File  
Image capture / Save /  
Save as / Exit  
Help  
Help menu / Version  
THINGS YOU’LL NEED IN ADDITION THE PROVIDED  
ACCESSORIES  
A commercially available printer cable (3 m or shorter). Use one capable of all-pin wiring.  
Some PCs are compatible only with a particular design of printer cable. Consult your dealer  
before purchasing a cable.  
When using a printer cable which is over 3 m long, a transmission error may occur.  
(Example)  
36-pin male  
Micro ribbon  
25-pin male  
D-sub  
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PERIPHERAL UNIT CONNECTIONS  
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q When connecting components, make sure all units are turned off.  
TV  
(Set the input  
select switch to  
VIDEO (EXT.IN))  
To VIDEO  
INPUT  
Video cable  
(optional)  
Machine with S-Video or Video output connector  
To VIDEO  
OUTPUT  
connector  
To S-VIDEO  
OUTPUT  
connector  
An S-Video cable connection  
is recommended for optimal  
image quality.  
S-Video cable (option)  
Video cable (option)  
Use if the video recorder  
does not have an S-VIDEO  
OUTPUT connector.  
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Rear panel jack  
To VIDEO  
OUTPUT  
connector  
VIDEO OUTPUT  
To  
PARALLEL  
connector  
Printer  
Commercially  
available printer  
cable (bi-  
directional  
parallel interface)  
Parallel (printer)  
connector  
Front panel jack  
REMOTE PAUSE  
S
INPUT VIDEO  
To S-VIDEO INPUT  
connector  
To VIDEO INPUT connector  
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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE  
INSTALLING IN A WINDOWS-COMPATIBLE PC  
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Refer to the Windowsuser manual for details on basic Windowsoperation.  
INSTALLATION  
Setting up ...  
1. Start Windows.  
•Close any other programs that are open.  
2. Insert the “Driver & Capture Utility Software (INSTALL DISK)” into the floppy disk drive.  
3. With Windows95, select [START]-Run command.  
With Windows3.1, [ICON]-Run on the program manager.  
4. Once the Driver & Capture Utility Software has been loaded into drive A, type a:\setup in  
the [COMMAND LINE] textbox. (Type b:\setup if the disk is in drive B.)  
•Click the <OK> button.  
•Once the setup program launches, follow the instructions that appear on screen.  
•If you agree with the Software License Agreement, type [Yes]. If not, type [No] to quit the  
program.  
•When the setup is complete, the “JVC GV-PT2 Capture” icon appears on the screen.  
•[Normal installation completed] message is displayed.  
5. Click the <Reboot> button.  
Windowscloses and then opens again. This completes installation.  
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Run  
Type the name of a program, folder, or document, and  
Windows will open it for you.  
Open:  
a:\setup  
Cancel  
Browse…  
OK  
Software License Agreement Contract  
Please read the following contract.  
IMPORTANT NOTICE  
Thank you for purchasing this product. Software belonging to this  
product is to be used only if you agree to the term and conditions listed  
below. Read the following license agreement first, and continue  
installing only if you consent to the agreement.  
By selecting "YES", you are considered to have consented to the  
agreement. (If you do not accept this agreement, cancel installing  
immediately and return the product to the place of purchase.)  
Software License Agreement (GV-PT2 Capture Utility Software & Printer  
Driver Software)  
1. GRANT OF LICENSE  
Select "YES" if you agree to the above contract,  
and "NO" if you do not agree.  
This software can be used only  
if you agree to the above contract.  
Yes  
No  
Read to the end of the text (press  
the scroll button to scroll the text.)  
GV-PT2 Installer  
GV-PT2 Installer  
Original directory  
A:  
Normal installation completed. Reboot  
Windows to use the application. Press  
"Reboot" to reboot your computer now.  
Directory to copy to  
C:\WINDOWS\JVC  
Browse (D)  
Group Name to  
JVC GV-PT2 Capture  
Reboot  
Do Not Reboot  
OK  
Cancel  
Information(V)  
Help(H)  
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OPEN & CLOSE (Basic Operation Procedure)  
GETTING STARTED  
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You can launch this program using the standard procedure for Windows. There are some  
differences between Windows3.1 and Windows95.  
Windows3.1 offers a number of ways to launch an application.  
1. Open the group of application icons on the program manger and double-click the applica-  
tion you want to open.  
2. Select Run in the program manger, select the file name of the application and click the  
RUN button.  
3. Double-click the application name in the File Manager menu.  
File(F) Edit(E) View(V) Help(H)  
With Windows95, click the [START] button on the taskbar, and the program menu  
appears on the screen. Move the cursor to the program you want to run and click to start  
the program.  
Accessories  
StartUp  
MS-DOS Prompt  
Windows Explorer  
Now let’s actually launch the program.  
If you’re using Windows3.1, open the JVC GV-PT2 Capture group on the program manager  
and double-click the JVC GV-PT2 Capture icon.  
If you’re using Windows95, select JVC GV-PT2 Capture on the start menu and start it.  
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Once the program has loaded, Windows3.1 displays the screen shown below.  
Icon button  
Control menu button  
Titlebar  
Maximize button  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
The titlebar and menubar look different on Windows95.  
Icon button  
Control menu button  
Titlebar  
Close button  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
Maximize button  
CLOSING THE PROGRAM  
Double-click the control menu button in Windows3.1 or click Close GV-PT2 Capture Utility  
(X) on the [File (F)] menu.  
With Windows95, simply click the Close button.  
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CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS  
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MENUBAR  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window
Capture New(N)  
Save(S)  
Save As(A)  
Exit Capture Utility(X)  
ili  
i
The menubar provides several menus with lists of commands that enable you to execute various  
program functions.  
Click the desired item on the menubar to pull down the menu. Then click on the desired  
command in the pulldown menu.  
Some commands may not be executable depending on where you are in the program. Disabled  
functions look lighter than other items.  
Each menu is configured as shown below  
File(F)  
Select to capture the image stored in printer into the  
computer.  
Capture New(N)  
Save(S)  
Select to change the file content without changing  
the file name. This erases all the content previously  
entered.  
Save As(A)  
Exit Capture Utility(X)  
Select to save as a new file.  
Closes the capture utility program.  
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Edit(E)  
Select to undo the most recent work done.  
Select to copy to the clipboard. The copy is displayed in  
color according to the monitor setup.  
Undo(Z)  
Copy(C)  
Rotate 90° Clockwise(9)  
Rotate 90° Counterclockwise(0)  
Resize(S)  
Select to rotate through 90° clockwise.  
Select to rotate through 90° counterclockwise.  
Select to reduce the captured image to 1/4 or 1/16.  
Change Color Mode(C)  
Select to change the number of colors (color grade scale) of  
the capture image.  
Rotate 90° counterclockwise  
Captured image  
Rotate 90° clockwise  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
A
Click Undo when you want to restore the previous image.  
Edit(E)  
If you want to restore the previous size after resizing, click Undo.  
If you resized the image more than once, you cannot restore the  
original size.  
Undo(Z)  
Copy(C)  
Rotate 90° Clockwise(9)  
Rotate 90° Counterclockwise(0)  
Resize(S)  
Reduces the current image to 1/4.  
Reduces the current image to 1/16.  
640x480->320x240  
640x480->160x120  
Change Color Mode(C)  
Captured image  
1/4  
1/16  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(E) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
A
A
A
Edit(E)  
Undo(Z)  
Copy(C)  
Rotate 90° Clockwise(9)  
Rotate 90° Counterclockwise(0)  
Resize(S)  
Change Color Mode(C)  
Switches between full-color mode, 256-  
tone index color mode and Gray Scale  
mode.  
256-Tone Index Color  
Gray Scale  
Image(I)  
Displays the captured image at the desired  
magnification.  
800%  
400%  
200%  
100%  
50%  
25%  
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CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS (cont.)  
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Window(W)  
Arranges the captured images side by side and stacked one upon another.  
A maximum of four tiles are visible at one time.  
Tile(T)  
Arranges the captured images in cascade. Shows a maximum of four images  
overlapping one another.  
Cascade(C)  
Arrange Icons  
Arranges the minimized images side by side.  
1 Capture1  
2 Capture2  
3 Capture3  
4 Capture4  
Temporary file names for the captured images.  
• Tile  
• Cascade  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
4
2
1
2
3
4
3
1
• Arrange Icons  
File(F) Edit(E) Image(I) Window(W) Help(H)  
4
3
2
1
Help(H)  
Displays contents of the help file.  
Displays the software version information.  
Contents(I)  
About GV-PT2 Capture Utility(A)  
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PRINTING PROCEDURE  
PRINTING AN IMAGE FROM YOUR PC  
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You can work on images captured on your PC using commercially available Paint software  
programs — for instance, to add text or modify the image — and then print the results.  
POWER  
ON LINE lamp  
1,9  
TITLE SOURCE MEMORY  
FRAME  
MASKING STABILIZER PRINT  
MENU FORMAT MODE  
3
OK  
CANCEL  
4
Preparation:  
Refer to page 19.  
VIDEO PRINTER OPERATION  
1. Make sure that the ON LINE lamp is off  
(in video printer mode).  
MODE SELECT MENU  
CAPTURE  
SNAP SHOT PRINTING  
EDITING INDEX  
•If it is on, press and hold the SOURCE  
button for at least two seconds to turn  
off the lamp.  
[
]
]
ENTER THE MODE OK  
2. Store the image you want to capture on  
[
]
[
SELECT  
/
QUIT MODE  
the PC.  
3. Press the MODE button on the remote  
CAPTURE  
control unit.  
•MODE SELECT MENU appears on the  
monitor.  
Waiting for transfer  
of captured data.  
4. Press OK.  
•CAPTURE display appears and displays  
“Waiting for transfer of captured data”.  
[
]
QUIT MODE  
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PRINTING PROCEDURE (cont.)  
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PC OPERATION  
5. Capture the image.  
Capture in progress  
10%  
•Select [Capture New (N)] in the File  
menu to transfer the image data from  
printer to PC.  
Cancel  
•The captured image is framed in white.  
6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 to capture other images.  
NOTE: A maximum of four images can be captured with the Capture Utility. If you want to  
capture more images, save and close one or more of the images you have already  
captured. You may then capture additional images.  
7. Save the captured image(s).  
Type the file name in [Save As (A)] of the File menu and save it. The file will be saved in  
the bitmap (BMP) form.  
PRINT OPERATION  
You cannot print the captured image with the provided Driver & Capture Utility Software. Use a  
commercially available Paint or other photo editing software program to print the image.  
8. Launch your photo editing program. Add text or make modifications to the image as  
desired.  
•Refer to the photo editing software’s user manual for details.  
9. Press and hold the SOURCE for at least two seconds to turn the ON LINE lamp on.  
•“PC mode is selected.” is displayed on the monitor.  
10.Set up the printer.  
(Example)  
•Windows95  
Select [Print (P)] of the File menu to call up the print display. Select [JVC GV-PT2] in the  
printer name box.  
Windows3.1  
Select [Printer Setup (R)] of the File menu to call up the printer setup display. Select [JVC  
GV-PT2] as the printer name.  
Print  
Printer  
Properties  
Name:  
Operations and displays may be different than described above in some applications.  
Refer to the application’s instruction manual for details.  
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11.Call up the printer setup display (setup dialog).  
(Example)  
•Windows95  
Click [Properties (P)] on the display on page 64, and the [Setup Dialog] box appears.  
•Windows3.1  
Click [Option (O)] on the printer setup display, and the [Setup Dialog] box appears.  
•Select print orientation, number of prints and image adjustment.  
•When this is done, click OK. The new settings are saved and the Setup Dialog box closes.  
12.To start printing ...  
•Click [OK] on the display on page 64 to open the [Spooler] window. When the all the  
print data is transferred to the printer (the spooler bar reaches the end), printing starts.  
When printing is finished, press and hold the SOURCE button for at least two seconds to  
turn the ON LINE lamp off (video printer mode).  
NOTE : Printing may not work properly with some software programs.  
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PRINTING PROCEDURE (cont.)  
66  
HOW THE SETUP DIALOG WORKS  
No. of prints  
2
1
GV-PT2 Setup Dialog  
Orientation  
Portrait  
Number of Prints  
OK  
4
Print orientation  
Landscape  
Cancel  
5
Image Adjustment  
Normal(N)  
6
7
8
Low  
Contrast  
High  
Normal  
Help(H)…  
Version(A)  
Image adjustment  
3
Dark  
Brightness  
Bright  
Normal  
1. Print orientation  
4. [OK]  
Select when printing.  
Click to validate the change you have  
made.  
Portrait  
: Select when printing a  
vertical image layout.  
5. [Cancel]  
(Maximum size: H 480 dots x  
V 640 dots)  
Landscape: Select when printing a  
horizontal image layout.  
(Maximum size: H 640 dots x  
V 480 dots)  
Click to cancel the change you have  
made and close this window.  
6. [Normal (N)]  
Click to set contrast and brightness to  
normal.  
2. Number of prints  
7. [Help (H)]  
Enter a number when you want to make  
multiple prints of the same image. Up to  
25 prints possible.  
Click to call up help information.  
8. [Version (A)]  
Click to display the GV-PT2 printer driver  
version.  
3. Image adjustment  
Select when you want to adjust how the  
image looks.  
Contrast (Low/High adjustment):  
Adjustable between –5 (min.) and +5  
(max.).  
Brightness:  
Adjustable between –5 (min.) and +5  
(max.)  
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HOW THE SPOOLER WINDOW WORKS  
GV-PT2 Spooler  
Information(I) Help(H)  
Control button  
Spooler bar box  
4
5
Signal indicator box  
1
Help button  
Printer icon  
6
7
File name box  
2
Information button  
Setup button  
Transmitting now.  
8
Message box 3  
9
1. Signal indicator box  
5. Spooler bar box  
Red :Print data capture in pause.  
Blue :Print data capture in progress.  
Displays progress of the data transfer from  
PC to printer. Print starts when the bar is  
fully down.  
2. File name box  
Displays the names of the files which  
have been specified for printing. The  
Printing sequence can be changed for the  
second and subsequent files. Select the  
line you want to move and drag it to  
wherever you want.  
6. Help button  
Click to call up help information for the  
spooler window. Same as [Help] on the  
menu bar.  
7. Printer icon  
Displays the current printer status. See  
Help for details.  
3. Message box  
Displays the current status.  
8. Information button  
4. Control button  
Displays the spooler version.  
:Click to pause the spooler.  
9. Setup button  
Spooler setup can be changed depending  
on how Windowsis used.  
•Shape when opening the spooler  
•State when opening the spooler  
•How to open the spooler  
•How to close the spooler  
See Help for details.  
:Click to re-open the spooler. When  
an error message appears, click  
[Close] and then  
.
:Click to delete the spooler bar.  
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WHAT TO DO IF ANY OF THE MESSAGES BELOW APPEAR  
VIDEO PRINTER MODE  
Appears when:  
Action:  
Message  
Page  
Please wait.  
Power is turned on, or title impose or masking data  
are being prepared.  
Printer internal temperature rises. The message  
may remain for about 3 minutes until the printer  
has cooled down.  
40  
44  
Set ink cassette and  
close cover.  
Ink cassette not set or improperly set.  
Insert the ink cassette until it clicks and close the  
cover.  
16  
Set paper tray.  
Paper tray is not inserted correctly.  
Place color print paper sheets on the paper tray  
and insert it correctly.  
18  
10  
Open output tray.  
Output tray is closed.  
Open the output tray.  
Paper is not compat-  
ible with ink  
Print sheets are not compatible with the ink  
cassette model or the print paper orientation is  
wrong.  
Open the jammed paper removing door and  
remove the jammed sheet. Make sure that the  
color print paper sheets are compatible with the  
ink cassette model.  
cassette.  
73  
17  
Open back door and  
remove paper.  
Pull out paper tray  
and check paper.  
Paper tray is running out of paper or paper feed is  
not working improperly.  
Remove the paper tray and correctly set print  
sheets.  
18  
Replace ink cassette.  
Pull out paper tray  
and check paper.  
Ink cassette is consumed.  
Replace with a new one.  
16  
Now printing!!  
Number of sheets: 1  
During printing.  
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WHAT TO DO IF ANY OF THE MESSAGES BELOW APPEAR  
VIDEO PRINTER MODE  
Appears when:  
Action:  
Message  
Page  
Paper jammed.  
Remove paper.  
Paper is jammed during printing.  
Remove paper (refer to page 73).  
73  
11  
Close back door.  
Jammed paper removing door is open.  
Close the jammed paper removing door.  
PC mode is selected.  
The SOURCE button is pressed and held for at  
least two seconds and the ON LINE lamp has been  
turned on.  
64  
63  
Video printer mode  
is selected.  
The SOURCE button is pressed and held for at  
least two seconds and the ON LINE lamp has been  
turned off.  
Waiting for transfer  
of captured data.  
With a desired image stored for printing,  
“CAPTURE” has been selected on MODE SELECT  
MENU and OK button pressed.  
63  
64  
Transferring cap-  
tured data!!  
On PC, [File]-[Capture New] has been selected on  
the Capture Utility window.  
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WHAT TO DO IF ANY OF THE MESSAGES BELOW APPEAR  
PC PRINTER MODE  
Message  
Appears when:  
Action:  
Page  
Failed in connecting  
with a printer.  
Check printer type,  
cable connection,  
and power.  
Printer power is not on, printer is improperly  
connected, or BIOS setting is not correct.  
Turn the printer power on after checking to make  
sure connections are correct.  
52  
54  
Check the back door  
or the paper /  
output trays.  
The jammed paper removing door is not fully  
closed.  
Close the jammed paper removing door.  
The paper tray is not inserted properly.  
Insert the paper tray.  
18  
16  
The output tray is closed.  
Open the output tray.  
No ink cassette  
loaded. Set ink  
cassette and close  
cover.  
The ink cassette is not installed or is improperly  
installed.  
Insert the ink cassette and close the door.  
Paper is not compat-  
ible with ink  
cassette. Open back  
door and remove  
paper.  
Print sheets are not compatible with the ink  
cassette model or the paper orientation is wrong.  
Open the jammed paper removing door and  
remove the jammed paper.  
73  
17  
Make sure that the print paper is compatible with  
the ink cassette model.  
PC mode is selected.  
Switch to the  
Capture mode.  
With the printer ON LINE lamp on, [File]-[Capture  
New] is selected on the Capture Utility window.  
Press and hold the printer ON LINE button for at  
least 2 seconds to turn the lamp off. Then store the  
image to be printed, select “CAPTURE” on the  
MODE SELECT MENU and press OK.  
63  
63  
Video printer mode  
is selected. Switch  
to the Capture  
mode.  
Capture is not selected on the MODE SELECT  
MENU.  
Store the image to be printed, select “CAPTURE”  
on the MODE SELECT MENU and press OK.  
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WHAT TO DO IF ANY OF THE MESSAGES BELOW APPEAR  
PC PRINTER MODE  
Appears when:  
Action:  
Message  
Page  
Video printer mode  
is selected. Switch  
to the PC mode.  
The printer is in video printer mode when a print  
command is issued from the PC.  
Press and hold the printer ON LINE button for at  
least 2 seconds to turn the lamp on.  
64  
64  
Capture mode is  
selected. Switch to  
the PC mode.  
The printer is in Capture mode when a print  
command is issued from the PC.  
Press the MODE button to close the Capture mode  
window, then press and hold the printer ON LINE  
button for at least 2 seconds to turn the lamp on.  
Ink cassette is  
Ink cassette is running out.  
Replace with a new one. Make sure that the print  
paper is compatible with the ink cassette model.  
empty. Replace ink  
cassette. Pull out  
paper tray and  
check paper.  
16  
|
18  
Paper jammed.  
Remove paper.  
Paper jams during printing.  
73  
18  
Remove jammed paper referring to page 73.  
Pull out paper tray  
and check paper.  
The paper tray is running out of paper or paper  
feeding is not working.  
Remove the paper tray and set print sheets  
correctly.  
Printer has malfunc-  
tioned unexpectedly.  
Printing will be  
cancelled.  
Any abnormality occurs during printing.  
Turn the power off, unplug the power cord, then  
plug the cord back in and turn the power on again.  
If the message remains, consult your dealer or your  
local JVC service center.  
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OTHER PROBLEMS:  
Page  
If  
Check to see if  
power won’t turn on  
power cord is unplugged.  
Error lamp lights (or  
blinks)  
any message appears on the screen. If a message  
appears, take the appropriate action as indicated  
on pages 68 to 71. If no message appears, turn the  
power off, unplug the cord and wait several  
minutes. Then plug the cord back in and turn the  
power on again.  
68  
|
71  
paper is jammed  
paper jam may be due to:  
•incompatibility of paper with ink cassette  
•wrong paper orientation  
73  
18  
•the printer set upright or tilted  
remove paper as directed on page 73.  
two or more stacked  
sheets have printed  
color print paper sheets have been properly  
shuffled. If not, shuffle them thoroughly to separate  
each sheet before placing them on the paper tray.  
the image you want  
to print from the  
playback unit  
cannot be called up  
on screen.  
video cable is correctly connected.  
input select switch of TV is set to VIDEO (EXT.IN).  
input connector priority has been observed.  
14  
10  
the image on the TV  
screen won’t change  
or the stored image  
has disappeared.  
MEMORY mode has been entered. If so, press the  
SOURCE button.  
the power has been turned off. The stored image  
disappears when the power is turned off. Store the  
image in memory again.  
color is weak or  
wrong.  
colors are generally acceptable. The colors on the  
TV screen may be somewhat different from those  
actually printed, which is normal with this Printer.  
the image to be  
printed is expanded  
vertically or black  
bars appear at the  
top and bottom of  
the image.  
you are making multiple prints of images recorded  
in “SQUEEZE” or “CINEMA” mode.  
In this mode,  
•SQUEEZE mode is engaged. If so, the image is  
stretched vertically.  
•CINEMA mode is engaged. If so, black bars will  
appear at the top and bottom of the image.  
the top of the  
printed image is not  
straight.  
you have printed a playback image from a tape  
recorded on another VCR. If so, the top zone of the  
image may not be straight. This is normal with this  
printer.  
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WHEN PAPER JAMS  
1. Unplug the power cord.  
If no paper is jammed in the  
slot of the paper tray  
•The stored image disappears.  
2. Remove the jammed sheet from the  
4. Remove the jammed paper removing  
output tray.  
door and remove the paper.  
Output tray  
If no paper is jammed in the  
output tray  
3. Remove the paper tray and remove the  
jammed sheet.  
Lift the white lever and  
remove the jammed paper.  
5. After removing the paper, insert the paper  
tray and re-place the jammed paper  
removing door.  
6. Plug in the power cord and turn on the  
power.  
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SPECIFICATIONS  
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Power  
AC 120 V `, 60 Hz  
Power consumption  
During printing : Approx. 63 W, 1.0 A  
When idle  
: Approx. 4 W  
Signal  
NTSC standard  
Print format  
Print quality  
Sublimation dye thermal transfer line printing  
Resolution : 640 (horiz.) x 480 (vert.) dots  
Gradation : 256 tones  
Print medium  
Ink sheet : Cartridge  
(dedicated) 3-color consecutive printing (yellow, magenta, cyan)  
Print sheet : Paper size 144 x 100 mm  
(dedicated) Maximum print area 112 x 84 mm  
Connectors  
S-Video input  
: S-connector (front x 1)  
Normal video input : Pin jack (RCA connector)  
(front x 1) (1.0 V p – p, 75 unbalanced)  
Normal video output : Pin jack (RCA connector) (Rear x 1)  
(1.0 V p – p, 75 unbalanced)  
Remote pause  
JLIP  
PARALLEL  
: ø 3.5 mm Mini jack (bipolar)  
: ø 3.5 mm Mini jack (four poles)  
: Amphenol 36 pin  
Operating temperature  
Operating humidity  
Storage temperature  
Operating position  
Dimensions  
+5 — +35°C (+41 — +95°F)  
35 — 80%  
–20 — +60°C (–4 — +140°F)  
Level (horizontal) ±5°  
213 W x 90 H x 213 D mm (8-7/16” x 3-9/16” x 8-7/16”)  
Approx. 2.3 kg (5.1 lbs)  
Weight  
Design and specifications subject to change without notice.  
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INDEX  
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75  
N
Calendar Print ................................. pg. 38  
Camera Title Impose ....................... pg. 42  
Capture the Image Into PC .............. pg. 64  
Capture Utility ................................ pg. 60  
Capture Utility window................... pg. 60  
Color Print Paper Sheet Set.............. pg. 17  
Content of Images ........................... pg. 23  
Name Sticker Print .......................... pg. 36  
Number of Images........................... pg. 23  
O
ON SCREEN.................................... pg. 22  
P
PRINTER MENU.............................. pg. 22  
E
Editing Index ................................... pg. 48  
Error Messages .......................... pg. 68–71  
S
Snapshot Print ................................. pg. 46  
Stored Title Impose.......................... pg. 40  
Strobe Print ..................................... pg. 30  
Strobe Speed .............................. pg. 23,30  
F
FORMAT SELECT MENU................. pg. 23  
Frame Stabilizer ......... pg. 21,24–39,47–49  
V
H
Vertical Layout Print ........................ pg. 32  
Video Cassette Label Print ............... pg. 34  
How the Setup Dialog Works.......... pg. 66  
How the Spooler Window Works.... pg. 67  
W
I
When Paper Jams............................ pg. 73  
ID Number...................................... pg. 22  
Inset Print........................................ pg. 28  
Installation ...................................... pg. 56  
Installation of Ink Cassette............... pg. 16  
L
Layout............................................. pg. 23  
M
Masking Print .................................. pg. 44  
MODE SELECT MENU .......... pg. 46,48,64  
Multi-Print (Different Scenes) .......... pg. 26  
Multi-Print (Same Scene) ................. pg. 24  
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JVC COMPANY OF AMERICA  
DIVISION OF US JVC CORP.  
41 Slater Drive, Elmwood Park, N.J. 07407  
JVC CANADA INC.  
21 Finchdene Square, Scarborough Ontario M1X 1A7  
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U/U(C)  
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