Removing Sd Memory Card; Protecting Sd Memory Cards; Repairing Sd Memory Cards - Panasonic AG-HMC154ER Operating Instructions Manual

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Removing SD Memory Card

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Tilt the viewfinder upwards, and open the
SD Memory Card slot cover by sliding it to
the left.
Ensure that the SD Memory Card access
lamp is not flashing orange before opening
the cover.
2
Press the center of the SD Memory Card so
that it pops out slightly, and pull the card
straight outwards.
SD Memory Card
access lamp
2
Do not remove the SD Memory Card or switch off
the power in the following circumstances. Doing
so may damage your SD Memory Card.
1) While the SD Memory Card access lamp is still
flashing orange after an SD Memory Card has
been inserted.
2) While the SD Memory Card access lamp is
flashing such as during recording or during
recording finalization.

Protecting SD Memory Cards

Move the write-protect switch on the SD Memory
Card to the "LOCK" position to prevent recorded
contents being accidentally erased from the card.
Write-protect
switch
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Repairing SD Memory Cards

Never remove the SD Memory Card or disconnect
the battery or DC cord while the SD Memory Card
access lamp is flashing, as doing so may damage
the SD Memory Card. In the event that the SD
Memory Card has been removed while the SD
Memory Card access lamp was flashing, or that
the battery or DC cord has been disconnected
during recording or the recording finalization
process, a repair verification screen will be
displayed the next time the power is switched on in
order to allow errors to be repaired.
Select YES to begin repairing. When repairing is complete,
"REPAIR FINISHED" will be displayed, and the camera will
switch to the recording paused screen.
Select NO to switch directly to the recording paused screen
without repairing.
Memory cards cannot be repaired with the camera if
NO is selected, but can still be repaired by using the
AVCCAM Restorer ∗ contents repair software.
An SD Memory Card on which an error occurred can be
repaired by using either the camera that was used for
the shooting, or the AVCCAM Restorer contents repair
software.
A repair confirmation message may be displayed after
inserting an SD Memory Card which has no error, but
repair will not be performed even when YES or NO is
selected.
Repair may take up to 20 minutes or so depending on the
places where the errors occurred on the card.
Use a battery with an adequate charge or the AC adapter.
If the repair operation has failed, "SYSTEM ERROR
TURN POWER OFF" will be displayed. In this case,
please use the AVCCAM Restorer contents repair
software.
Depending on the status of the data, it may not be
possible to restore all data completely. In this case, it will
no longer be possible to play back the clips that were
recorded before the power was turned off.
Clips with a total recording time of less than 10 seconds
may not be able to be repaired.
Indexes attached during recording cannot be repaired.
When the thumbnail of a clip that was repaired with
AVCCAM Restorer is displayed on the camera, a " "
mark will appear on the thumbnail if the format of the clip
differs from the playback format. Make sure to change
the playback format. (Page 63)
∗ The AVCCAM Restorer is installed at the same time when
the AVCCAM Viewer on the CD-ROM packed together
with the camera unit is installed. (Similarly, when the
AVCCAM Viewer is uninstalled, the AVCCAM Restorer is
also uninstalled.)
For details on how to install it, refer to Install.txt.
For details on how to use it, read the operating
instructions (PDF file).
The AVCCAM Viewer can also be downloaded from the
following website.
http://pro-av.panasonic.net/
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