52EN
TROUBLESHOOTING(cont.)
SYMPTOM |
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24. Images on the LCD |
| 24. •In places subject to low |
| 24. •Adjust the brightness and | ||
monitor appear dark or |
| temperature, images become |
| angle of the LCD monitor | ||
whitish. |
| dark due to the characteristics |
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| colours differ from those that |
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| not a defect of the camcorder. |
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| fluorescent light reaches the |
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| end of its service life, |
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| images on the LCD monitor |
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| become dark. Consult your |
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25. The rear of the LCD |
| 25. •The light used to illuminate |
| 25. •Close the LCD monitor to | ||
monitor is hot. |
| the LCD monitor causes it to |
| turn it off or set the Power | ||
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| become hot. |
| Switch to “OFF”, and let the | ||
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26. The indicators and the |
| 26. •This may occur when the |
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image colour on the LCD |
| surface or the edge of the |
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monitor are not clear. |
| LCD monitor is pressed. |
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27. The LCD monitor or |
| 27. •Certain Fade/Wipe effects, |
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viewfinder indications |
| certain modes of Programme |
| covering Fade/Wipe effects, | ||
blink. |
| AE with special effects, “DIS” |
| Programme AE with special | ||
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| effects and “DIS” | ||
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| selected at the same time. |
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28. Coloured bright spots |
| 28. •The LCD monitor and the |
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appear all over the LCD |
| viewfinder are made with |
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monitor or the viewfinder. |
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| However, black spots or |
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| bright spots of light (red, |
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| green or blue) may appear |
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| constantly on the LCD |
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| monitor or the viewfinder. |
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| These spots are not recorded |
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| on the tape. This is not due to |
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| any defect of the unit. |
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29. During recording, sound |
| 29. •This is normal. |
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cannot be heard. |
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30. Play, Rewind and Fast- |
| 30. •The Power Switch is not set |
| 30. •Set the Power Switch to | ||
Forward functions do not |
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31. The tape is moving, but |
| 31. • Your TV has AV input |
| 31. •Set the TV to the mode or | ||
there is no picture. |
| terminals, but is not set to its |
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| VIDEO mode. |
| video playback (☞ pg. 32, | ||
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| •The cassette’s cover is open. |
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| •Close the cassette’s cover | |
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