Panasonic Palmcorder IQ PV-A216 Operating Instructions Manual page 31

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Before Requesting Service
If you have a problem with your Palmcorder, it may be something you can correct yourself.
Check the list below for symptoms and corrections.
| Symptom ——
| Correction
|
No picture in the EVF ...
* Make sure a Power Source is connected. (pp. 7, 9)
* Make sure the POWER switch is set to VCR or
CAMERA. (pp. 19, 22)
* Check the Dew Indicator. (p. 17)
* Make sure the battery is fully charged. (p. 7)
* Make sure all necessary cables are connected
correctly
and firmly. (p. 24)
Video cassette can't be inserted ...
* Make sure a Power Source is connected. (pp. 7,9)
* Insert the cassette with the window side facing out.
(p. 10)
Video cassette can't be removed ...
* Make sure a Power Source is connected. (pp. 7, 9)
No operation starts when operation buttons | * Check the Dew Indicator. (p. 17)
are pressed ...
Recording cannot be done ...
* Make sure the record tab is still intact. (p. 10)
* Check the Battery Indicator. (p. 15)
* Check the Dew Indicator.
(p. 17
* Make sure the FOCUS button is set to AUTO. (p. 26)
* Make sure the unit is ON, with the POWER switch
set to CAMERA (p. 19).
Sound from microphone can't be monitored
or Record/Pause mode.
No playback picture, or the playback
* Press the Clock Set UP A/DOWN Y button
during playback (Tracking Control) (p. 22).
During playback, the picture shows motion | * Portions of the stil! picture where the normal
or blurred action ...
speed motion was particularly rapid may
produce this effect. This is normal.
"Panasonic Palmcorder IT'S VHS! SO
* Set the POWER switch to OFF and then
ITS TAPES PLAY IN YOUR VCR"
CAMERA.
appears in the EVF and Monitor ...
If the top of your playback picture waves
| * Because the playback signal is not as stable
back and forth excessively ...
as an off the air TV signal, the top of your TV
screen may be bent or unstable when the
tape is played back. This symptom is more
noticeable when a tape, recorded on another
VCR, is played back. To solve this problem,
locate the horizontal hold control on your TV.
Turn it slowly to correct the wavy picture. If
your TV does not have a horizontal hold
control or adjusting the control does not help,
some modifications may have to
be made to the TV set. Technically this is
called "Horizontal AFC time constant
change." If such a problem exists, please
contact your loca! TV service center. (Some
nominal service charges may be required.)
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