PlaybackBasic Functions336 Press .appears. Note that if the joystickguide appears on the screen, it willconceal the icon. Press ( ) tohide the joystick guide.* In mode, select [ PLAY/OUT SETUP] instead.TO ADJUST THE VOLUME OF THE HEADPHONESIn mode, adjust the volume ofthe headphones with the [PHONES VOL.]setting ( 43). In mode, usethe joystick and the joystick guidefollowing the same procedure as whenadjusting the speaker’s volume.IMPORTANTDo not connect the headphones to the AV/terminal if the icon does not appear on thescreen. If you connect the headphones whilethe terminal is set to AV output only noise willbe output.When using headphones, make sure to lowerthe volume to an appropriate level.The sound of the built-in speaker will bemuted when you close the LCD panel, whenyou connect the stereo video cable to theAV/ terminal or when the AV/ terminal isset to [ PHONES].NOTESUse commercially available headphones witha ∅ 3.5 mm minijack.When you turn off the camcorder, the[AV/PHONES] setting in mode willreturn to [ AV].The volume of the headphones cannot beadjusted while recording.Returning to a Pre-marked PositionIf you wish to return to a particular scenelater, mark the point with the zero setmemory and the tape will stop at thatpoint when you rewind/fast forward thetape.1 While recording or during playback,press on thewireless controller at the point youwish to return to later.• The time code changes to“0:00:00 ”.• Press again tocancel the memory.2 If you marked the zero memorywhile recording, set the camcorderto mode. If you markedthe zero memory during playback,press .3 Press to locate the zero mark.• If the tape counter shows a negativenumber, press instead.• appears and the camcorderrewinds/fast forwards the tape.• The tape stops at or near the zeromark, disappears and the correcttime code will be displayed again.NOTESIf there are blank sections between recordingsor sections recorded in different standards(HDV/DV) on the same tape, the zero setmemory may not work correctly.FUNC.( 12)ZERO SET MEMORYZERO SET MEMORYCOPY