Sony SR-R1000 Operation Manual page 74

1)
Code Indication
D7xxss SLOT Mx MOUNT ERROR1, etc.
D801ss SLOT Mx FILE SYSTEM ERROR
E101pp PORT x COND3 BAD, STOP REC
E106pp PORT x FS STUFFED, STOP REC
E108pp PORT x WRITE FAIL, STOP REC
E109ss SLOT Mx CANNOT REC
E10App PORT x MAX LENGTH, STOP REC
1) The portion in lower case letters in the above codes is one of the following
numbers.
ss is one of the following numbers which identifies the SRMemory card slot.
01: Slot 1
02: Slot 2
03: Slot 3
04: Slot 4
pp is one of the following numbers which identifies the port.
81: Port A
82: Port B
83: Port C
84: Port D
xx is the number that identifies the error location. For details, see the
Maintenance Manual.
zz is the number that identifies the error type. For details, see the
Maintenance Manual.
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Troubleshooting
Meaning
An error occurred when inserting an SRMemory card into
the indicated slot.
If the error code D7xxss appears every time the SRMemory
card is inserted, the card must be salvaged.
Salvage the SRMemory card by following the instructions in
the error display screen or remove the card.
An error was detected in the file system on the SRMemory
card in the indicated slot.
If the same error appears every time the SRMemory card is
inserted, the card must be formatted. Format the
SRMemory card by following the instructions in the error
display screen or remove the card.
Recording was stopped because all the space for replacing
bad sectors is consumed on the SRMemory card inserted
in the indicated port.
Stopped recording because the SRMemory card used in
the displayed port has reached its file system management
limit. Format the SRMemory card to enable recording.
Recording was stopped and data was protected because
you attempted to overwrite data with a SRMemory card
used in the displayed port. The SRMemory card must be
formatted to make it recordable.
A problem was detected in the unrecorded area of the
SRMemory card in the displayed slot. Recording is not
possible with this SRMemory card. The SRMemory card
must be formatted to make it recordable.
Recording was stopped as the maximum continuous
recording time has been reached.
This error can occur when using a virtual volume
composed of 1 TB SRMemory cards.
You can continue recording to a separate file by starting
another recording session.