Panasonic VDR-M53PP Operating Instructions Manual page 162

Miscellaneous
Powerdoesnotcorneon, Execute system reset (press the RESET button). 163
or no operation occurs by
pressing button. Has the DVD Video Camera been subjected to impact? 168
The DVD Video Camera could be damaged. Please contact us.
The date and time are Has the DVD Video Camera been left unused for a long period of
incorrect, time?
The internal backup memory battery may be discharged: 40
charge it.
Noscenecan bedeleted. Is the cursor placed on the scene to be deleted?
If the selected scene (framed in red) exists, that scene will be deleted 97
even if you use yellow cursor to select a scene. Check the colors of
cursors and bar graph on the thumbnail screen.
Disc cannot be removed. Did you detach the battery pack or AC adaptor before setting the
Cover will not open. )ower switch to "OFF"?
Connect the battery pack or AC adaptor, set the power switch to 42, 45, 50
" _ "and then "OFF", and remove the disc.
DVD Video Camera Is the remote controller pointed at the infrared receiver on DVD
cannot be operated from Video Camera? 37
remote controller. Point it at the infrared receiver to operate the DVD Video Camera.
Is the infrared receiver on DVD Video Camera exposed to direct
sunlight or strong fluorescent light, etc.?
The remote controller cannot operate the DVD Video Ca mera when 37
strong light strikes the infrared receiver. Adjust the place or angle of
the DVD Video Camera.
Is there a battery in the remote controller?
Also check the polarities of battery. The battery could be dead: Try 36
replacing it.
Is the DVD Video Camera powered? 50
Turn it on.
Disc cover cannot be Is disc correctly inserted?
closed. Was disc inserted from wrong direction? 46
Remove the disc and then reinsert it.
Is disc inserted in wrong orientation?
46
Remove the disc, and then reinsert it.
Connect a fully charged battery pack or AC adaptor, and then turn 23
the DVD Video Camera on.
Operating sound is heard This sound is heard because the disc is cyclically operated and does
cyclically, not indicate a fault.
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