File transfer
IP streaming
Symptom Cause Solution
Recording does not start
when you press the record
START/STOP button.
The memory card is full.
Replace the memory card with one having
sufficient space.
The memory card needs restoration.
Restore the memory card as described in
“Restoring Memory Cards.”
The recording/tally lamp is configured
as a tally lamp, so the recording status
cannot be determined by the lamp.
Configure the recording/tally lamp to function
as a recording lamp as described in
“Connecting a Tally Signal.”
PoE++ power supply is in use. Supply power from the DC IN connector.
Audio recording is not
possible.
A microphone is not connected.
Connect a microphone or audio device to the
AUDIO IN 1, AUDIO IN 2, or MIC connector on
the connector block.
The [Master Input Level] setting is at the
minimum value.
Adjust [Master Input Level].
Recorded sound is distorted. The audio input level setting is too high.
Adjust [CH1 Input Level] to [CH4 Input Level]
and [Master Input Level].
When using a microphone in a loud
environment, such as a live music venue, first
adjust [AUDIO IN 1 MIC Ref.] and [AUDIO IN 2
MIC Ref.].
Recorded sound has a high
noise level.
The audio input level setting is too low.
Adjust [Audio Input Level] and [Audio] – [Audio]
– [Audio Input] – [AUDIO IN 1 MIC Ref.] or
[AUDIO IN 2 MIC Ref.] settings.
Clips cannot be played back.
The clip is being edited.
Clips cannot be played back if you have
modified file names or folders, or if the clip is in
use on a computer. This is not a malfunction.
The clip was recorded using a camera
other than this unit.
Clips recorded using a camera other than this
unit may not be played back, or displayed in
incorrect size. This is not a malfunction.
Symptom Cause Solution
File uploading
fails.
The user name and password on the
server are not correct.
The user name and password on the server may not be
correct. Enter the correct entries.
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