Canon LEGRIA HFM36 Instruction Manual page 165

- Music tracks will not play back correctly if the connection was interrupted while transferring
the music files to a memory card connected to the computer. Delete the music tracks and
transfer the music files again.
- The transfer rate of the memory card used is too slow. Use a recommended memory card
(0 33).
Cannot divide scenes
- You cannot divide scenes recorded or edited using another device and then transferred to a
memory card connected to the computer.
- The memory is full. Delete some recordings (0 52, 97) or initialize the memory (0 36) to
free some space.
Cannot mark individual scenes/photos in the index screen with a checkmark O
- You cannot select more than 100 scenes/photos individually. Reduce the number of selected
scenes/photos or use the [Select All] option.
Indicators and Onscreen Displays
lights up in red.
- Battery pack is exhausted. Replace or charge the battery pack.
appears on the screen.
- The camcorder cannot communicate with the battery pack attached so the remaining battery
time cannot be displayed.
g
lights up in red.
- A memory card error occurred. Turn off the camcorder. Remove and reinsert the memory
card. Initialize the memory card if the display does not change back to normal.
- The memory card is full. Replace the memory card or delete some recordings (0 52, 97) to
free some space on the memory card.
S
flashes in red on the screen.
- The camcorder has malfunctioned. Consult a Canon Service Center.
Even after stopping recording, the ACCESS indicator does not go off.
- The scene is being recorded in the memory. This is not a malfunction.
p appears on the screen.
- The camcorder has become hot while in the [Underwater] or [Surface] recording program.
Turn off the camcorder and let it cool down.
The red ON/OFF (CHG) indicator flashes rapidly (
intervals).
- Charging has stopped because the compact power adapter or the battery pack is faulty. Con-
sult a Canon Service Center.
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