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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
The camera will not take a
The camera is off.
picture.
The camera is not in REC
(Record) mode.
The camera is processing,
WAITING appears in the
LCD monitor and the green
focus lamp nearby the
viewfinder blinks slowly.
The compact flash card is
full, CARD FULL!!!
appears in the LCD
monitor.
The subject has low
Pictures are out of focus.
contrast or other
characteristic that is
difficult for the autofocus
system.
The subject is too close to
the camera.
Cause
Solution
Move the lens cover slide
to
.
When the camera is in
PLAY mode, press the
display/ENTER button to
exit PLAY mode, then
move the lens cover slide
to
.
Wait until WAITING
disappears in the LCD
monitor and the green
focus lamp stops blinking.
Delete unwanted images,
transfer card contents to
the personal computer
then delete all images, or
use a new compact flash
card.
Use Focus Hold on
another object that is
similar distance to you as
your subject (P. 32). Read
Focus section (P. 30, 31).
Be aware of the minimum
focus distance of your
camera, listed on page 30.
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Problem
Cause
No image appears on the
The camera is not turned
LCD monitor.
on.
The camera is not in PLAY
mode.
The batteries are
exhausted.
The batteries are inserted
incorrectly.
There is no compact flash
card in the camera (
appears in the data panel).
The compact flash card is
not inserted properly in the
camera.
No action was taken on the
camera for longer than
approximately 3 minutes
after the camera was
turned on (Auto Power Off
feature has activated).
TROUBLESHOOTING
Solution
Move the lens cover slide
to
, then press and hold
the display/ENTER button
about 1 second.
Replace all four batteries
or use the AC adapter.
Remove the batteries and
replace in the correct
orientation (P. 18).
Insert a compact flash card
in the camera (P. 23).
Remove the compact flash
card temporarily and
reinsert it (P. 23 - 25).
To restore power in REC
mode, move the lens cover
slide to
, then re-set to
.
To restore power in PLAY
mode, press and hold
display/ENTER button
about 1 second.
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