Troubleshooting; Problems And Solutions - Kyocera M410R User Manual

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Introduction

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting
Check the items listed below before deciding that your camera is faulty.

Problems and Solutions

Problem
Nothing appears on
the LCD monitor.
The LCD monitor is
blank.
There's no image
on the TV.
The number of
available shots did
not change when I
took a picture.
I cannot erase an
image. "U" icon
displayed.
The number of
available shots did
not increase after I
erased an image.
The camera feels
hot.
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Getting Ready
Taking Pictures
Cause
The batteries are flat or not inserted.
The Power Save function has turned
the camera off. (
EVF (electronic viewfinder) is
selected in the [SELECT LCD]
setting.
If you leave the camera for a while
without using it, the camera goes into
Sleep mode.
There is something generating a
magnetic field (such as a magnet or
TV) close to the camera.
The video cable is connected to the
camera.
You are using the wrong video output
format.
This is because the photographed
image size was small.
The image is protected.
This is because the erased image
size was small.
Because the LCD monitor uses
relatively large amounts of current,
the camera grows warm after
prolonged use.
Index
Playback
p.152)
GB-172
Nomenclature
Set Up
Solution
Load unused or charged batteries into
the camera.
Press the POWER button H again
to turn the camera back on.
Press the VF button V to select
the [LCD] monitor display.
Press the shutter release button half
way or press any other camera button to
restore the camera to Shooting mode.
The details vary depending on the
Power Save function settings. (
Move the camera further away from
the magnetic object.
Disconnect the video cable.
Use the correct video output format for
the TV. (
p.163)
This is dependent on factors such as
the quality mode and the subject and
is not a problem.
Unprotect the image. (
This is dependent on factors such as
the quality mode and the subject and
is not a problem.
This is not a problem, but you should
shut the camera down for a few
minutes.
Menus and Settings
p.152)
p.107)
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