Canon Elura 60 Instruction Manual page 150

Playback
Problem
Pressing the playback
button does not start
playback.
Image will not appear
on the TV screen.
Tape is running, but
image will not appear
on the TV screen.
No sound from the built-
in speaker.
Memory Card Operation
Memory card cannot be
inserted.
Memory card cannot be
recorded.
Memory card cannot be
played back.
Image cannot be erased.
flashes red.
Printing
The printer is not
operating even though
camcorder and printer
are correctly connected.
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Cause
Camcorder is turned off, or is
not set to PLAY (VCR) mode.
Cassette is not loaded.
Tape reached the end (b
flashes on the screen).
[AV/PHONESH] is set to
[PHONESH] in the menu.
[AV \ DV OUT] is set to
[ON].
TV/VIDEO selector on the TV
is not set to VIDEO.
Video heads are dirty.
You attempted to play back
or dub copyright protected
tape.
Speaker volume is turned
off.
Memory card was not facing
the correct direction.
Memory card is full.
Memory card is not
formatted.
Memory card is not inserted.
File number reached
maximum value.
SD Memory Card is
protected.
Camcorder is not set to
CARD PLAY mode.
Memory card is not inserted.
Image is protected.
SD memory card is
protected.
Card error occurred.
The camcorder is set to
NETWORK mode.
Solution
Set the camcorder to PLAY
(VCR) mode.
Load a cassette.
Rewind the tape.
Set [AV/PHONESH] to [AV] in
the menu.
Set [AV \ DV OUT] to [OFF].
Set the selector to VIDEO.
Clean the video heads.
Stop playback/dubbing.
Adjust the volume with the
SET dial.
Turn the memory card over
and reinsert it.
Replace the memory card or
erase images.
Format the memory card.
Insert a memory card.
Set [FILE NUMBERS] to
[RESET] and insert a new
memory card.
Change the position of the
protect switch.
Set the camcorder to CARD
PLAY mode.
Insert a memory card.
Cancel the protection.
Change the position of the
protect switch.
Turn off the camcorder.
Remove and reinsert the
memory card. Format the
memory card if flashing
persists.
1. Set the camcorder to
CARD PLAY mode.
2. Disconnect and reconnect
the USB cable.
3. Turn off the printer and
turn it back on.
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