JVC VR-509E HARD-DISK Capacity is Very, Little, No HARD-DISK Remaining, Maintenance Proceeding

Explanations

Troubleshooting (continued)

Problems Related to Error Code and Onscreen Display (continued)

			Refer
Onscreen Display		Cause and Recovery	to
			Page
“HARD-DISK CAPACITY IS VERY	•	Recordable space on the hard disk is running out.
LITTLE”	→ When hard disk space is about to run out, make changes accordingly		P51
		such as formatting the hard disk or changing the setting to the Repeat	P32
		Record mode.
	* All event record data will be deleted when formatting is executed.
“NO HARD-DISK REMAINING	•	No space available on the hard disk for recording.
CAPACITY” *1, *3	→ Format the hard disk to create recording space or set Repeat REC to		P51
		values other than “OFF”.	P32
	* All event record data will be deleted when formatting is executed.
“MAINTENANCE PROCEEDING”	•	Self-diagnosis of VR-509 in progress.
	→	This is not an error.
	*	When maintenance is in progress there are cases where the audio sound	–
		may break up or the images be displayed after a delay during playback.
		In this event, wait until the [MAINTENANCE PROCEEDING] message
		has disappeared before restarting playback.
“NTP SERVER CONNECTION	•	The NTP server registration has been enabled, but a connection to the
ERROR”		NTP server failed.
	→ Repeat the NTP server registration procedure, or set the NTP server		P78
		function to DISENABLE.
“SYSTEM REBOOTED TO	•	The system has been rebooted due to temporary unstable operations in
CHECK HARD DISK”		the HDD (power outage to additional hard disk units, etc.)
		Displayed during HDD substitute sector processing.
	→ Operations may be continued without problem if the system returns to		P55
		normal after rebooting. Consult your nearest JVC Dealer if this problem
		occurs frequently.

*1:	The buzzer will sound when an error occurs.
*2:	A signal will be output to the [WARNING OUT] terminal when an error occurs.
*3:	When the hard disk is full, priority is given to this display even when the command to start recording is received by pressing
	the [REC/STOP] button or alarm input during playback. (Blinks for 5 seconds)

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