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Message
Cause
Use AC adapter
Scene cannot be repaired
when the DVD video
camera/recorder is
powered by a battery.
Error occurred
Abnormality with the disc
Please charge/for-
to be repaired.
mat disc
*1: The number of recordable scenes on this DVD video camera/recorder is 999: Since the maximum number of EPs (record
ing points) defined by the RTR standard (DVD-RAM recording standard) is 999, and 1 EP is allocated to 1 scene, this
limitation exists.
*2: The number of recordable CELLs (minimum recording unit) on this DVD video camera/recorder is 999. This limitation
exists because the maximum number of CELLs defined by the RTR standard (DVD-RAM recording standard) is 999.
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Troubleshooting
If the AC adapter/charger is
unavailable in handy place,
remove the disc, use the
opposite side, or use another
disc. To repair the removed
disc, insert the disc into the
DVD video camera/recorder
afterwards, and connect the
AC adapter/charger.
Initialize the disc before using
it again, or use the other side
of the same disc or another
disc.
Technical explanation
This DVD video camera/
recorder has a function that
automatically saves files if
power is shut off during movie
recording: This function will
repair some files when the
DVD video camera/recorder is
restarted. Since it may take
10-20 minutes for file repair
work, the DVD video camera/
recorder must be stably
powered using AC adapter:
The message will appear at
this time. Note that if power is
again shut off while files are
being repaired, restoration of
those files being repaired will
no longer be possible.
This message appears if there
is a problem in the disc or in
this DVD video camera/
recorder. If the problem is not
resolved after multiple tries of
troubleshooting on the left, the
problem is in the DVD video
camera/recorder.
Faulty or
not
None
Basically,
none
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