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Error messages (continued)
Displaying the warning information
• A warning message appears when a warning has occurred. "NO WARNING" appears when a warning has not occurred.
• When more than one warning has occurred simultaneously, move the joystick up or down to check the description of each
warning.
Warning messages
Priority
Monitor display
High
E-04
(UNKNOWN SIG)
E-11
(NOT 1x 25M SIG)
E-14
(NO MATCH SIG)
(For AJ-SD255E)
E-16
(INVALID
VIDEO
SIG)
E-17
(INVALID AUDIO
SIG)
E-18
(INVALID TC SIG)
E-91
(COPY
PROTECTED)
E-92
(1394 INITIAL
ERROR)
E-10
(FAN STOP)
E-09
(NO RF)
(Low)
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Description
This appears when the signals supplied from the
IEEE1394 digital interface are not DVCPRO/DV
format signals.
This appears when the signals supplied from the
IEEE1394 digital interface are not DVCPRO/DV
(25 Mbps) format 1x transfer signals.
This appears when a DV cassette has been inserted,
and then the signals from the IEEE1394 digital
interface are not DV format 1x transfer signals.
This appears when the compressed video signals
supplied from the IEEE1394 digital interface are
irregular signals.
• This warning appears only during recording
operations. In such cases, no signals are
recorded on the tape, and only erasure of
existing signals is performed.
This appears when the audio signals supplied
from the IEEE1394 digital interface are irregular
signals.
• This warning appears only during recording
operations. In such cases, the signals are
recorded with the audio signals muted.
This appears when the time code information
supplied from the IEEE1394 digital interface is
irregular information.
• This warning appears only during recording
operations. In such cases, the internally
generated time code is recorded.
The copy protect information which has been input
from the IEEE1394 digital interface is copy
protected when a DV cassette has been inserted.
• This warning is displayed at all times. When it appears, a
recording operation cannot be initiated from any mode
other than recording. When it appears during a recording
operation, the mode is transferred to stop.
This appears when the connection status of the
IEEE1394 digital interface is irregular.
This appears when the fan motor has shut down.
This appears when a blank section lasting for
more than one second on the tape has been
detected during playback.
A blank section is identified as such when all the
following conditions are met:
• There are no output signals from any of the heads.
• The playback data cannot be read.
• There is no CTL signal (DV/DVCAM tapes excluded).
Corrective action
Check that the 1394
No recording
input
has
been
o p e r a t i o n s
connected properly.
are possible.
No recording
Check the 1394 input
o p e r a t i o n s
signals.
are possible.
No recording
Check the 1394 input
o p e r a t i o n s
signals.
are possible.
Check the 1394 input
signals. It is possible that
O p e r a t i o n
playback signals of an
cannot
unrecorded tape are
continued.
being input.
Check the 1394 input
signals. It is possible that
O p e r a t i o n
signals other than 1x
cannot
playback signals are
continued.
being input from a VTR
or other device.
Check the time code of
O p e r a t i o n
the device which is
cannot
supplying the time code.
continued.
Check the tape.
This
signal
can
be
recorded
when
a
DVCPRO cassette has
been inserted.
If a loop-through format has
Signal input
been adopted for the cable
and
connections, re-connect
through the
each of the cables on a 1:1
I E E E 1 3 9 4
basis. If such a format has
d i g i t a l
not been adopted, set the
interface is
POWER switch to OFF and
stopped.
then back to ON.
Check the fan for foreign
O p e r a t i o n
matter.
continues.
Check the tape. It is
possible
that
an
O p e r a t i o n
unrecorded tape has
continues.
been loaded.
VTR operation
be
be
be
No recording
operations
are possible
output
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