Precautions On Handling - Sony UNA-EN1 Manual De Instrucciones

Precautions on Handling

• Using the USB-Ethernet adaptor reduces battery remaining time, because
they share the camcorder's battery.
• When not using the USB-Ethernet adaptor, disconnect it from your
camcorder to prevent your camcorder's battery from going flat.
• Do not lift your camcorder by the USB-Ethernet adaptor or its cable.
• Do not pull out the connector by pulling the cable.
• Do not bend or apply excessive force to the cable.
• Only connect this USB-Ethernet adaptor to a designated network or
telephone line
If you connect the USB-Ethernet adaptor to any of the following
networks or telephone lines, an excessive current will flow through the
connector leading to breakdown, overheating or fire. In particular, never
connect to a home or office telephone line.
- Network other than 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX type
- Ordinary telephone line
- ISDN (digital) compatible public telephone jack (analog, digital)
- PBX (digital private branch exchange) line
- Home or office telephone line
- Any other type of telephone line
• Avoid incorrect connection
- Do not allow any small pieces of metal inside the connector.
A short between pins may lead to fire or breakdown.
- Insert the connector completely straight. Inserting it at an angle can
cause a short between pins, which may lead to fire or breakdown.
• Unplug the LAN cable before moving the USB-Ethernet adaptor
Moving it with the LAN cable still connected may damage the cable or
lead to fire, electric shock, or injury if the USB-Ethernet adaptor drops or
falls over. Also be careful not to drop the USB-Ethernet adaptor.
Electromagnetic Interference
If you place the USB-Ethernet adaptor close to another electronic device,
they may have an adverse effect on each other. In particular, noise from
the device may enter a TV or radio if it is placed nearby. If this happens,
carry out the following steps:
• Move the USB-Ethernet adaptor as far as possible from the TV or radio.
• Change the direction of the antenna of the TV or radio.
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