Olympus CAMEDIA D-100 Reference Manual page 91

When pressing the shutter button, the camera does not take a picture
Cause
The flash is not fully recharged or you
pressed the shutter button while the
camera is still processing the last shot.
There is a problem with the card.
The card is full.
The battery power has run out during
shooting or card writing.
The remaining battery power is low.
A write protect seal is attached to the
card or no card is inserted in the
camera.
The camera is in the Playback mode.
The last-shot image is being written
to the card.
(The orange lamp blinks.)
The subject is too close.
Remedy
Remove your finger from the shutter button and
press it again when the orange lamp has
stopped blinking.
Check the error message.
Replace the card, erase unnecessary image
frames or download images to a PC, and then
erase all image frames in the card.
Replace the batteries with new ones.
Replace the batteries. (If the orange lamp is
blinking to indicate that data is being written in
the card, wait until the blinking stops.)
Insert a new card or remove the write protect
seal.
Open the lens barrier.
Remove your finger from the shutter button, and
then wait until the orange lamp goes out before
retrying shooting.
Set the camera to the Macro mode, and then
press the shutter button again.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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