(Warning indicator pertaining to “Memory Stick PRO Duo”)

Slow flashing

•Free space for recording images are running out. For the type of “Memory Stick” you can use with your camcorder, see page 2.

•No “Memory Stick PRO Duo” is inserted (p. 23).

Fast flashing

•There are not enough free space for recording images. Delete unnecessary images, or format the “Memory Stick PRO Duo” after storing the images on other media (p. 47, 49, 63).

•The Image Database File is damaged (p. 65).

(Warning indicators pertaining to “Memory Stick PRO Duo” formatting)*

•The “Memory Stick PRO Duo” is damaged.

•The “Memory Stick PRO Duo” is not formatted correctly (p. 63, 105).

(Warning indicator pertaining to incompatible “Memory Stick Duo”)*

•An incompatible “Memory Stick Duo” is inserted (p. 105).

- (Warning indicator pertaining to the write-protect of the “Memory Stick PRO Duo”)*

•Access to the “Memory Stick PRO Duo” was restricted on another device.

(Warning indicator pertaining to the flash)

Fast flashing*

•There is something wrong with the flash.

(Warning indicator pertaining to camera-shake warning)

•The amount of lights is not sufficient, so camera-shake easily occurs. Use the flash.

•The camcorder is unsteady, so camera- shake easily occurs. Hold the camcorder steady with both hands and record the image. However, note that the camera-shake warning indicator does not disappear.

(Warning indicator pertaining to drop sensor)

•The drop sensor function (p. 81) is activated, and has detected that the camcorder has been dropped.

Therefore, the camcorder is taking steps to protect the hard disk. Recording/playback may be disabled as a result.

•The drop sensor function does not guarantee the protection of the hard disk under all possible situations. Use the camcorder under stable conditions.

(Warning indicator pertaining to still image recording)

•The media is full.

•Still images cannot be recorded during processing. Wait for a while, then record.

*You hear a melody when the warning indicators appear on the screen (p. 77).

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