Nikon D7000 User Manual page 71

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This section lists the indicators and error messages that appear in the viewfinder,
control panel, and monitor.
Problem Solution
,tF
F- -
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Lens aperture ring is not set to
minimum aperture.
Low battery.
Battery exhausted.
Battery can not be used.
An extremely exhausted
rechargeable Li-ion battery
or a third-party battery is
inserted either in the camera
or in the optional MB-D11
battery pack.
Set ring to minimum aperture
(largest f-number).
Ready a fully-charged spare
battery.
Recharge or replace battery.
Contact Nikon-authorized
service representative.
Replace the battery, or
recharge the battery if the
rechargeable Li-ion battery
is exhausted.
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Camera clock is not set. Set camera clock. 27, 237
No lens attached, or non-CPU
lens attached without
specifying maximum aperture.
Aperture shown in stops from
maximum aperture.
Camera unable to focus using
autofocus.
No lens attached.
Aperture value will be
displayed if maximum aperture
is specified.
Change composition or focus
manually.
Attach non-IX Nikkor lens.
Ifa CPU lens is attached,
remove and reattach the
lens.
Select mode A or M.
Use a lower ISO sensitivity
In shooting mode:
P Use optional ND filter
S Increase shutter speed
A Choosea smaller aperture
(larger f-number)
Non-CPU lens attached.
Subject too bright; photo will
be overexposed.
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