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Normal Recording
P1: Recording cannot be started even though the
Movie Camera is suppiied with power and the
cassette is inserted correctly.
S1 -1: Is the erasure prevention slider of the cassette open? If
it is open (set to [SAVE]), recording is not possible.
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S1>2: Has the tape reached its end? Insert a new cassette.
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SI-3: Is the Movie Camera turned on? 44)
Si-4; Is the [CAMERA] Lamp lit? When the [CAMERA] Lamp
is not lit, no Recording functions can!:« operated.
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51- 5: is the Condensation Indication [[|]] displayed? When
condensation has formed, no functions except taking
out the cassette can be operated. Wait until the
Condensation Indication disappears. 152)
Other Recording
PI: The picture on the LCD Monitor/in the Finder
suddenly stands still for a few seconds.
Si: Did you press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button? If you press
the [PHOTO SHOT] Button, a still picture is recorded
for approximately 7 seconds. After approximately 7
seconds, the Movie Camera switches back to the
Recording Pause Mode. 54)
P2; The Auto Focus Function does not work,
52- 1; Is the Manual Focus Mode selected? if you select the
Auto Focus Mode, the focus is adjusted automatically.
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52- 2: Is the subject or recording situation suitable for the
Auto Focus Mode? The Auto Focus Function does not
work correctly for some kinds of subjects and recording
situations. In this case, use the Manual Focus Mode to
adjust the focus. 164)
Editing
P1: Audio dubbing cannot be performed.
S1-1: Is the erasure prevention slider of the cassette open? If
it is open (set to [SAVE]), editing is not possible.
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S1-2: Are you trying to edit parts of the tape recorded in the
LP Mode? As the tracks recorded in the LP Mode are
narrower than the heads, audio dubbing is not
possible. 24)
Indications
PI: The Time Code becomes incorrect.
SI: In the Slow Motion Playback Mode in reverse direction,
the counter of the Time Code Indication may not be
stable, however, this Is not a malfunction.
P2; The Remaining Tape Time Indication disappears.
S2: If you record a still picture in the Photoshot Mode, the
Remaining Tape Time Indication may disappear
temporarily. However, if you switch the Movie Camera
over to the Normal Recording Mode, it appears again.
P3: The Remaining Tape Time Indication does not
match the actual remaining tape time.
53- 1: if scenes of less tiian 1 5 seconds are recorded
successively, the remaining tape time is not Indicated
correctly.
S3-2; The Remaining Tape Trme Indication may show a
remaining tape time that is 2-3 minutes shorter than
the actual remaining tape time.
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