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If shooting data is transferred/stored while film is loaded incamera
•If shooting data is transferred while film is loaded in the camera, processing will be
as below. With the F5 and F100, shooting data is retained in the camera even after
transfer, so we recommend transferring data with no film loaded.
F6
F5
F100
•Shooting data in the camera other than the current film data will be transferred.
•Shooting data in the camera other than the current film data will be deleted (shooting data for the
current film will be left untouched).
•Shooting data in the camera other than the current film data will be transferred.
•No shooting data in the camera including the data of the current film in use will be deleted.
•All shooting data in the camera including the data of the current film in use will be transferred.
•No shooting data in the camera including the data of the current film in use will be deleted.
If access lamp keeps blinking for a long time
In any of the following cases, make sure the access lamp is off before turning the
power off.
•The MV-1 checks the files on the memory card while transferring shooting data. If
the memory card already holds many shooting data (files), it could take a long time
to store data (several dozen minutes for hundreds of files, or even several hours for
thousands of files). To avoid this problem, transfer shooting data from the memory
card to the PC hard disk, and delete it from the memory card when no longer
needed (x12).
•When large amounts of shooting data are recorded in the camera, even if no data
(file) remains in the memory card, the access lamp may blink for several minutes.
•The F5 is set to always record shooting data regardless of current camera settings,
so even if the MV-1 is being connected for the first time it will automatically
transfer recorded shooting data to the memory card. This may cause blinking of the
access lamp for several minutes.
Disconnecting from camera
1.Confirm access lamp is off and turn off camera power.
2.Rotate the MV-1 plug in the opposite direction from that used to connect it, and
then pull the plug out straight when it is sufficiently loose.
Removing memory cards
•If the MV-1 is connected to the camera;
1.Confirm that the access lamp is off.
2.Turn off camera power and remove the memory card by
holding it with your fingers.
•If the MV-1 is not connected to the camera, the memory card
can be removed with your fingers without any additional
procedure.
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