Toshiba Gigashot GSC-R60 Owner's Manual page 187

Problem
The flash does The flash is set to
not fire. [SUPPRESSED FLASH].
The flash is set to [AUTO] or
[RED-EYE REDUCTION], but
the flash does not fire because
the surroundings are too bright.
The scene setting is
[LANDSCAPE], [SPORTS] or
[SUNSET].
You shot a still image during
video recording.
Continuous recording is set to
[CONTINUOUS RECORDING]
or [AEB].
I can't shoot There is less than 10 seconds
still images of available video recording
during video time left.
recording.
An image with the file number
"9998" or "9999" exists.
Video There is no more space
recording available on the recording
suddenly destination drive.
stopped.
You are using a low-speed SD
card.
The camera was struck or
shaken during shooting.
The hard disk drive protection
function was activated.
Cause Solution
Set the flash to a different
setting.
Set the flash to [FORCED
FLASH]. In the [AUTO] and
[RED-EYE REDUCTION]
settings, the flash does not fire
in bright situations.
Select a different scene setting
(not [LANDSCAPE], [SPORTS]
or [SUNSET]).
You cannot use the flash when
shooting still images during
video recording.
Select the [1 SHOT] continuous
recording setting.
You cannot shoot still images
during video recording when
there is less than 10 seconds of
available video recording time
left.
Stop video recording and create
a new album before trying to
shoot still images.
Use another SD card.
Change the destination drive.
Erase some images.
Edit one or more videos.
Move some images to a
different drive or onto a PC or
DVD, etc.
Use a fast SD card (10MB/sec.
or better).
Avoid striking or shaking the
camera.
Avoid moving the camera
suddenly during shooting.
Set the HDD protection to
[OFF].
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