Hitachi DZ-BD70AF Owners Guide - Page 147
Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous Symptom Cause and Correction Reference page The camcorder does Is a fully charged battery attached? not work. Is the camcorder powered from an AC outlet? Connect a power source. Power does not come Press RESET, then turn on the power again. on, or no operation occurs by pressing any button. Has the camcorder been subjected to impact? The camcorder could be damaged. Consult your dealer. 21, 37 156 - The date and time Has the camcorder been left unused for a long period of are incorrect. time? The internal backup memory battery may be discharged. 60 Connect the AC power adapter/charger to recharge it. Pressing QUICK • The camcorder enters sleep mode when QUICK START does not START is pressed only while in recording pause mode. enter sleep mode. • Check the following causes: - there is no disc in the camcorder while the power switch is set to "BD/DVD". - there is no SD memory card in the camcorder while the power switch is set to "SD CARD". 40 - the HDD, disc, or card does not have sufficient remaining free space. - An usable disc or card is inserted. - the disc navigation screen is appearing. - during playback No scene can be Is the cursor placed on the scene to be deleted? deleted. If the selected scene is framed in red, it can be deleted, even if you use yellow cursor to select the scene. Check 99 the colors of the cursor and bar graph on the thumbnail screen. Disc cannot be removed. (Cover will not open.) Did you detach the battery or AC adapter/charger before setting the power switch to "OFF"? Isn't the camcorder powered off because the battery pack is empty? Is the battery charged? Connect a charged battery or the AC adapter/charger to the camcorder, and then turn the power switch to "OFF", then press down the DISC EJECT switch. 21, 37 Isn't the power switch set to "ON"? Turn the power switch to "OFF", and then press the DISC EJECT switch. Additional Information 147