Casio QV 200 Troubleshooting

Reference

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Probable Cause

Action

Symptom

Probable Cause

Action

Delete

opera-

1.

All pages

are pro-

1.

Unprotect

the

page

Pressing MODE

There are no convertible

tion

does

not

tected.

you

want

to

delete

does not change

images in memory.

Deletion

start when DEL

(page 50).

t h e

F I N E

→

is pressed.

2.

Multi-page

display

2. Change

to a

normal-

NORMAL Menu.

(page 34) or zoom dis-

size, 1-page display

play (page 36)

format.

Cannot

transfer

1. Sending

camera’s

1. Correct

the

situation

d a t a ( e r r o r

memory is empty.

and try again.

All buttons

and

Malfunction due to static

Remove batteries

and

keeps occurring)

2.

Receiving

camera’s

2.

Correct the

situation

switches

do

not

electrical charge or strong

disconnect

the AC

adap-

memory is full

and try again.

operate.

impact

tor

if

you

are

using one.

3. Receiving

camera’s

3. C h a n g e

f u n c t i o n

Restore power

and

turn

function switch is in

switch setting of

re-

the

camera on.

If this

REC position.

ceiving

camera

to

does

not work,

contact

PLAY (page 31).

your

dealer

or an author-

4. The message

“ALL

4.

The sending camera’s

ized CASIO service pro-

DATA

IS

PROTECT-

protected

memory

vider.

Other

ED” is on the monitor

pages are hidden. Un-

Very

bright or

Wrong BRIGHT setting

Adjust the BRIGHT set-

of the sending camera.

hide protected memory

very

dark

LCD

ting (page 11).

pages by holding down

image.

[–] while turning power

on (page 52).

No

buttons or

Malfunction due to expos-

Remove batteries and/or

Other

5.

Low battery (indicated

5.

Replace batteries

or

switches

oper-

ing camera to electro-

unplug

the

AC

adaptor.

by

)

use the

AC

adaptor

ate.

static charge.

Reload

batteries

and/or

(page 13).

plug in AC adaptor and try

6.

Disconnection of cable

6.

Securely reconnect the

operation again.

during

data

communi-

cable.

LCD monitor

is

Incorrect BRIGHT setting

A d j u s t

t h e

B R I G H T

cation

too bright or too

(brightness) setting.

Keys

of con -

Connected

camera

op-

Normal operation will re-

dark.

nected

camera

eration is disabled during

turn when you exit data

C a n n o t

e x -

1.

Incorrect

cable con-

1.

C o n n e c t

c o r r e c t l y

are disabled.

data communications.

communications by press-

ing EXIT.

change data be-

nection

(page 58).

tween two cam-

2.

Camera connected to

2. Turn power on after

eras

is not turned on.

connecting cable.

3.

Function switch sets to

3. Set function switch to

REC.

PLAY (page 31).

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Reference

Messages

MEMORY ERROR

Problem with internal memory. Perform the following

#1~#3

procedure.

ALL DATA IS

Camera is set up

to hide protected images, and

all

CONSULT THE

Important!

OWNER’S MANUAL!

PROTECTED

images are protected.

The following procedure deletes all images stored in

memory. You can use the optionally available floppy

ERROR

Error during data communication. Check cable con-

disk drive (FD-10V) or connection kit (LK-10V/LK-2V)

to make copies of images before deleting them.

nections and mode settings.

1. Holding down the EFFECT

SYSTEM RESET

REMAIN

No

more memory for FINE images. Use MODE to

and DEL buttons, turn on

YES

→ SHUTTER

camera power.

change to NORMAL Mode, delete some images, or

NO

→ CALL TECH

change resolution of existing images from FINE to

SUPPORT

NORMAL.

2. After checking that the SYSTEM RESET message

MEMORY FULL

Not

enough memory for further

recording. Delete

is

on

the display, press the

shutter button to per-

form a system reset or turn power off if you do not

some images from memory or change resolution of

want to perform a system reset.

stored images from FINE to NORMAL.

•

Never turn off power while the system reset is in

progress! Doing so will damage camera memory

MEMORY EMPTY

No images are stored in memory.

are

require

servicing by

an authorized service

provider!

•

Be sure to power the camera using the AC adap-

tor or a new set of alkaline or lithium batteries.

Weak batteries or manganese batteries can re-

sult in a power failure while the system reset

operation is in progress, causing damage to cam-

era memory.

After the final “SYSTEM RESET” confirmation mes-

sage appears, press the shutter button.

The display should return to normal after the system

reset is complete.

Important!

•

System reset can result in a change in the order of

images stored in camera memory.

•

Corrupted images may be lost entirely.

•

If image data is partially corrupted, parts of the im-

age may not be recoverable.

MEMORY ERROR

Problem with internal memory. Contact your dealer or

#4

an authorized CASIO service provider.

CONSULT THE

OWNER’S MANUAL!

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