Epson PhotoPC 650 User Manual page 131

You may need to format or eject your CompactFlash
card. Check to see if a message is displayed on the
camera's LCD monitor.
When the camera is connected to your computer with
the serial cable, you can't use the camera's controls.
The flash doesn't work.
Make sure the flash is not set to the flash off setting.
Check your battery power on the status display panel
and make sure they are installed correctly. Replace the
batteries if necessary.
Your LCD monitor flickers.
Check the lights around you. The monitor may appear
to flicker under fluorescent light. This does not affect
your picture quality.
Your LCD monitor image is speckled or "noisy"
In low light conditions, there may be insufficient light
reaching the camera's sensor. This won't affect the
quality of your picture unless you turn the flash off.
Make sure you use a flash mode (see page 2-11).
Nothing appears on the LCD monitor.
If you're using View mode, make sure the power is on.
Check your batteries and make sure they are installed
correctly. Replace the batteries if necessary.
The image on the monitor is too dark or light.
Adjust the brightness of the monitor using the Settings
menu. See page 3-14 for instructions.
A white or light-colored band appears on the monitor
image.
This happens when you're facing a brightly lit subject,
and won't affect your picture quality.
Nothing appears on the television when you connect your
camera to it.
Make sure you set the camera's Video setting to the
correct standard for your area. See page 3-11 for details.
Make sure the video cable is connected correctly and the
camera and TV are turned on. See page 3-11 for details.
Make sure your LCD monitor is set to PLAYBACK .
Make sure the TV is set to video mode. See the manual
for your television if you need help.
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