Kodak EOS-DCS 1 User Manual page 258

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Message
"The PCMCIA card in the
camera is full. You can:
Enter Test Shot and
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save images to a folder
using the Keep button.
Delete images."
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"The PCMCIA card in the
camera is full. You can:
Stay in Test Shot and
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save images to a folder
using the Keep button.
Stwitch to Contact
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Sheet, delete images
from the PCMCIA
card, then choose Test
Shot again."
"The PCMCIA card was
recovered, but no images
were found."
"The required ASPI
software is not found.
Install or reinstall the
WINDOWS ASPI
software, and remove
other ASPI software if
possible."
8-70 Reference — Kodak Driver Software
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Possible Cause
The PCMCIA card in the
camera is full, and
additional images can
not be recorded on it.
You are working in Test
Shot and additional
images can not be saved
to the PCMCIA card. As
indicated, the PCMCIA
card in the camera is full,
and additional images
can not be recorded on
it.
You initiated a recover
operation which was
performed, but no
images were found on
the card.
A problem has occurred
with your software ASPI
manager for Windows.
One or more DOS ASPI
manager(s) is installed
and is in conflict with
the Windows ASPI
manager.
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Suggested Solution
Since the PCMCIA card is full, you
can enter Test Shot and use the
Keep button to save images to an
archive folder.
Or you can switch to Contact
Sheet, delete images from the card,
and continue shooting. New
images will be saved to the
PCMCIA card which now has
room for new images.
As prompted, use the Keep button
while in Test Shot.
Or, switch to Contact Sheet, delete
images from the card, reenter Test
Shot and continue shooting.
No action is required. If there were
images on the card, they can not
be recovered with this command.
Install, or reinstall, the ASPI
manager for Windows. This
software, which is not available
from Kodak, should be provided
with your ASPI Windows host
adapter card.
Be certain that a WINDOWS ASPI
manager is installed; remove the
DOS ASPI manager(s).