The images recorded between pressing the recording start/stop button to start recording and pressing it again to pause recording become one scene.

When about 5 minutes have passed without any operation in recording pause, the unit automatically turns off to prevent the battery from running down. When you want to use the unit, turn it on again. This power save feature can also be set to [OFF]. ([POWER SAVE]: l 22)

(The maximum number of recordable pictures on a single SD card) Maximum number of recordable scenes: 3998

Maximum number of recordable scenes with different dates: 200 (l 63)

When either of them reaches to the maximum limit, more scenes cannot be recorded.

When recording motion pictures, do not remove the battery or disconnect the AC adaptor. Also, do not remove the SD card while the card access lamp lights up. If you do either of the above, the recovery operation will begin when the SD card is next inserted or the power is turned back on. (l 108)

Screen indications in the recording mode

0h00m00s

R1h20m

ARecording mode

BRemaining time left for recording (When the remaining time is less than 1 minute, [R0h00m] flashes red.)

CRecording time elapsed

Each time the unit is put into recording pause, the counter display will be reset to “0h00m00s”.

When motion picture recording stops suddenly

For some SD cards, the message appears suddenly, and recording stops.

Use a Panasonic SD card or another SD card which can be used to record motion pictures. (l 18)

When the unit stops while a usable SD card for recording motion pictures (l 18) is used, the data writing rate has deteriorated.

We recommend formatting the SD card being used. (l 73) When an SD card is formatted, all the data recorded on it will be deleted so copy valuable data to the PC prior to formatting. (l 92)

REC STOPPED. NOW WRITING.

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Panasonic HDC-SD9D Screen indications in the recording mode, When motion picture recording stops suddenly