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Miscellaneous
No DVD video camera/
Is a fully charged
battery
attached?
recorder
operation.
Is the DVD video
camera/recorder
powered
from AC outlet?
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Power does not come
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on, or no operation
occurs
by pressing
button.
The date and time are
incorrect.
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Pressing
the SLEEP/
RESTART
button will
not set to the sleep/
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restart standby
status.
No scene can be
deleted.
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Disc cannot be
removed.
(Cover will not open.)
DVD video camera/
recorder cannot be
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operated from remote
control.
Execute
system
reset (press
the RESET
button).
Has the DVD video camera/recorder
been subjected
to impact?
The DVD video camera/recorder
could be damaged.
Consult
your
dealer.
Has the DVD video camera/recorder
been left unused
for a long
period
of time?
The internal
backup
memory
battery
may be discharged:
Charge
it.
• Is the proper disc or card loaded?
• Does the HDD, disc or card have remaining
free space?
• Is the DVD video camera/recorder
now playing back?
• Is Disc Navigation
screen displayed?
Is the cursor
placed
on the scene to be deleted?
If the selected
scene
(framed
in red) exists, that scene will be
deleted
even if you use yellow
cursor
to select
any scene.
Check
the colors
of cursors
and bar graph on the thumbnail
screen.
Did you detach
the battery
or AC adapter/charger
before setting
the power switch to "OFF"?
Is the battery
charged?
Connect
a charged
battery
or the AC adapter/charger,
and then
press the DISC EJECT
button to remove the disc.
Did the DVD video camera/recorder
turn off because
the battery
remaining
level ran out?
Connect
a charged
battery
or the AC adapter/charger,
set the
power switch to "OFF", and then press the DISC EJECT button
to
remove
the disc.
Is the power
switch set to "HDD" or "SD"?
Set the power switch to "DVD" or "OFF", and then
press the DISC
EJECT
button.
Is the remote
control
pointed
at the infrared
receiver
on DVD
video camera/recorder?
Point it at the infrared
receiver
to operate
the DVD video
camera/
recorder.
Is the infrared
receiver
on DVD video camera/recorder
exposed
to direct
sunlight
or strong
fluorescent
light, etc.?
The remote
control
cannot
operate
the DVD video camera/
recorder
when
strong
light strikes the infrared
receiver. Adjust
the
place or angle of the DVD video camera/recorder.
Is there battery
in the remote
control?
Also check
the polarities
of battery. The battery
could be dead:
Try replacing
it.
Is the DVD video
camera/recorder
powered?
Turn it on.
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