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Your camcorder shouldn't be exposed to rain or moisture. Don't plug in the power adapter to a wall outlet or operate your camcorder if it's wet. The camcorder is designed for outdoor use but it isn't designed for sustaining direct exposure to water, rain or spills.
Unplug your camcorder before cleaning and performing any maintenance on the device.
Don't expose the camcorder to high temperature such as direct sunlight or heat generated in a closed car during summer. High heat can damage camcorder components.
Don't leave the power supply for your camcorder turned on when it isn't attended or it's not in use.
Keep the lens cap installed on the camcorder when you're not using the device to prevent lens damage.
Playing GPX camcorder video using the audio/video cable
Connect the audio/video cable to audio/video out jacks on your camcorder. Connect the other end of the audio/video cable to audio/video in jacks on your television.
Turn on your television and select line input to play video from the camcorder.
Connect your camcorder to a power source such as a battery pack, AC adapter or car battery cord.
Turn on the camcorder power button and select the VCR or Camera playback mode on the camcorder.
Start playback or begin recording to send the video signal to the television.
