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| TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.) | ||||
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| SYMPTOM |
| POSSIBLE CAUSES |
| CORRECTIVE ACTION |
| 7. | The cassette will not load |
| 7. • The cassette is in the wrong |
| 7. •Set it in the right position |
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| position. |
| ( pg. 12). |
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| • The battery’s charge is low. |
| •Install a fully charged |
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| battery ( pg. 8, 9). |
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| 8. | The memory card will not |
| 8. • The memory card is in the |
| 8. •Set it in the right position |
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| load properly. |
| wrong position. |
| ( pg. 13). |
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| 9. | In the |
| 9. • The |
| 9. •Select “5S” in the Menu |
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| recording ends before |
| “ANIM.” in the Menu |
| Screen ( pg. 33). |
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| 5 seconds have elapsed. |
| Screen. |
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| 10. Snapshot mode cannot be |
| 10. • The Squeeze mode is |
| 10. •Disengage the Squeeze | |
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| selected. |
| mode ( pg. 30). |
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| 11. | The color of Snapshot |
| 11. • The light source or the |
| 11. •Find a white subject and |
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| looks strange. |
| subject does not include |
| compose your shot so that it |
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| white. Or there are various |
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| different light sources behind |
| ( pg. 20, 21). |
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| the subject. |
| •Turn off Sepia and Mono- |
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| • The Sepia or Monotone |
| tone ( pg. 36, 37). |
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| mode is activated. |
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| 12. The image taken using |
| 12. • Shooting was performed |
| 12. •Press the BACKLIGHT | |
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| Snapshot is too dark. |
| under backlit conditions. |
| Button ( pg. 38). |
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| 13. The image taken using |
| 13. • The subject is too bright. |
| 13. •Set “PROGRAM AE” to | |
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| Snapshot is too bright. |
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| “SPOTLIGHT” in the Menu |
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| Screen ( pg. 36). |
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| 14. Digital Zoom does not |
| 14. • 10X optical zoom is selected. |
| 14. •Set “ZOOM” to “40X” or | |
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| work. |
| • The Shooting Mode Switch is |
| “300X” in the Menu Screen |
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| set to “XGA/VGA” or |
| ( pg. 29). |
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| “UXGA”. |
| •Set the Shooting Mode |
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| • “PROGRAM AE” is set to |
| Switch to “VIDEO” |
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| “VIDEO ECHO” in the Menu |
| ( pg. 14, 22). |
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| Screen. |
| •Disengage the “VIDEO |
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| • “WIDE MODE” is set to “PS- |
| ECHO” mode |
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| WIDE” in the Menu Screen. |
| ( pg. 22, 37). |
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| •Disengage the |
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| Analyzer 9 was attempted |
| mode ( pg. 30). |
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| during Digital Zoom. |
| •Disengage |
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| • Picture Wipe or Dissolve are |
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| being used in a scene |
| ( pg. 20). |
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| transition. |
| •Wait until the Picture Wipe |
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| or Dissolve effects are |
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| completed ( pg. 22, 34). |
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| 15. Program AE with special |
| 15. • The Power Switch is set to |
| 15. •Set the Power Switch to | |
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| effects and Fade/Wipe |
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| “ ” ( pg. 34, 36). |
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| Effects do not work. |
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| 16. The Black & White Fader |
| 16. • The Sepia or Monotone |
| 16. •Turn off Sepia and Mono- | |
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| does not work. |
| mode is activated. |
| tone ( pg. 34, 36). |
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