Hitachi DZ-BD10HA instruction manual During recording

Symptom	Cause and Correction	Reference
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Power cannot be	Detach the battery pack or disconnect the AC adapter/
turned off.	charger, then press RESET. And then, turn on the power	25, 109
	again.
Even if the	The camcorder will automatically turn on to recognize a
camcorder is off,	disc. Closing the cover will automatically turn the
opening the cover	camcorder off again.	23
will cause the
ACCESS indicator to
flash.

During recording

	Symptom	Cause and Correction		Reference
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	Pressing the record	• Check to see whether the proper type of BD/DVD/Card
	button will not start	is loaded.
	recording.	• Set the power switch to “HDD” or “BD/DVD”.		21, 27,
		• If the disc is protected, cancel protection.
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		• No recording can be done on a finalized disc.
		• Check the remaining free space on the HDD/disc or
		card.
	Recording starts but	• Is the disc scratched or dirty?
	stops immediately.	Clean the disc. If there is still no improvement, replace		108
		the disc.
		• Be sure to use a SD card or Class 4 or greater.
	No photo can be	• Check to see whether the proper type of card is loaded.
Additional	recorded.	• Set the Movie/Stills switch to “	”.	22, 29, 72
		• If the card is locked, unlock it.
		• Check the remaining free space on the card.
	The LCD screen is	Has the brightness of the LCD screen been adjusted?		42
	hard to see.	Stop recording and adjust the brightness.
Information	The subjects have	This is not a malfunction. Color fringing can be seen on a		—
	color fringing.	high-contrast or fine-textured subjects.
	A subject appears	This is not a malfunction. Due to the nature of the image
	distorted.	sensor (CMOS sensor), subjects may appear slightly		—
		distorted.
	Horizontal lines	This is not a malfunction.
	appear on the screen.	These symptoms may appear under fluorescent lighting,		—
		mercury lamps, sodium-vapor lamps, among others.
	A bright dot appears	This is not a malfunction.
	on the screen.	A bright dot or bright dots can be seen on a dark subject		—
		on rare occasions.

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